VOLUME 56, NUMBER 13 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 Meisers Tell of Supervisors Okay chool Anxious 3 Hours Pay Raise for What happens when you and the compass was swing--" are out of sight of land on ing like a top. Gone was the Lake Huron and your com- 10-gallon g-as supply .and the Probate Official pass is swinging in dizzy big motor was steadily eating circles? If you're like Frank into the. supply in the six- Tuscola County's 25-member Despite an austerity budget board at a special meeting Tues- and Glen Meiser, you set gallon can. Board of Supervisors voted an for the past school year, Cass day, July 17, at 8:00 p. m. your boat in what you hope Still no land in sight. $800 per year pay raise for Mrs. City Public School finished the The board moved to accept the is a straight line and pray When you're lost out in the Beatrice P. Berry, register of year with a $18,000 deficit, it Loomis and Werdeman properties, that the gas holds out. middle of the lake it seems probate, during their monthly was pointed out during a read- currently part of the Owendale- Sunday the Meisers started as if the wind is coming from day-long session Monday at the ing of the annual financial report Gagetown School. District, as part on what they hoped would be all directions at once, Frank Courthouse, Caro. at a 'Board of Education meet- of the Cass City district, pending a successful fishing trip to said. Finally, we decided to In granting Mrs. Berry the in- ing Monday night at the High approval of the Tri-County School the Charities. Up bright and ignore the compass, go a- crease, the board turned down an School. • Board. early, they hit the islands gainst the waves and hope original request for $1,400 on the Treasurer William Ruhl de- An earlier motion to invest $9,- about 9 a. m. But • the water we were travelling in a grounds that they "might set a livered the report, prepared by 000 in surplus from the 1950 bond started to become choppy and straight line. We'd been go- precedent." school accountants Leppin and issue was rescinded and the board shortly after arriving they ing for what seemed like Mrs. Berry sought the raise be- Gerou, Pigeon. * moved to use the money to pay decided to return home as a hours when we sighted a cause of extra work caused by the On other fronts, the board pur- off $7,000 plus interest on 'the safety precaution. faint break in the skyline. It Supreme Court's suspension earl- chased two new school buses 1954 bond issue and on all other It proved to be a wise de- was quite a relief when we ie;r in the year of Probate Judge (see story), discussed an auto available bonds, on August 1. cision. were certain it was land. The Henderson Graham. mechanics class and accepted two Charities? Sand Point? We parcels of land into the* school The air had become hazy thought it was the islands at The approved raise is retro- Gagetown Driver in and it was impossible to see active to June 1, 1962, and is in district. first, then Sand Point. What- land after leaving the islands. ever it was we were really effect until "normalcy of the Although the school showed a Sideswipe Accident No cause to worry, however office has been resolved." deficit as of June 30, it did not glad to see it, Frank asserted. ... after all,' the men were Being lost on the lake is only go as far in debt as last year, No injuries were reported in an riding in an 18-foot boat with Confirm Appointment because $11,000 of the figure was funny after you get back on accident involving a Gagetown plenty of gas - a 12-gallon land. Confirmation of County Treas- carried over from the previous man and a Deckerville man Sun- can with about 10 gallons in year, for a cut in spending of day night at the intersection - of The land proved to be Point urer Arthur Willits as County DWARFED by this rebuilt giant of the past, of work, will be among a number of steam engines it, a full six-gallon can and AuGres. The two men had $3,000. Caseville and Sebewaing roads, a full three-gallon can ... 19 Civil Defense Supply and Pro- Morris Meredith, Snover area farmer, stands at and exhibits at the Saginaw Valley Live Steam crossed the lake after spend- curement officer was given by the The report, figured on a cash according to a report from the gallons in all. basis, showed a balance in the . Bad Axe State Police post. the throttle of his 1924 Huber 'Steam Engine, The Association meet in Vassar July 20, 21, 22. Also ing more than three hours in board, following a request from representing the area at the meet will be Robert But after a couple of hours their boat. It was shortly the County Civil Defense Com- general fund of $266.22 as com- _^_ .According to the report, a car mammoth antique, rebuilt fro-m the "naked engine Deo, Meredith's neighbor, with his homemade in the boat and still no land after 12 noon when they hit mittee. pared to $7,821.64 for 1961.'" driven by Ho-ward R. Adams, 20, and wheels" with $200 in material and many hours in sight, I knew we were Neither figure is a true picture, Gagetown, and another driven by steam car. (Chronicle photo.) the opposite shore. Willits was appointed to the lost, Frank recalled with^ a A phone call brought cars post earlier by Frank Kroswek, because the report does not show Edward J. McGee, 23, Decker- rueful grin. Our ample supply outstanding debts. ville, collided when one of the for a long ride'home for the county civil defense director. of g-as was fast dwindling men and equipment. Ofi other fronts, the board ap- Instructional and administra- cars crossed the center line and Srioverite "Steamed Up" Over proved the purchase of six chairs tive costs were both down over sideswiped the other. for the Social Service office; a $1,000 as compared to 1961 ex- Occupants in the Adams vehicle typewriter for the Veterans' penditures. Instructional costs were Gerald Finkbinder, 17, De- Complete Plans for Council office and a water heater dropped from $281,900 in 1961 to troit, and Claude Bell, 17, Owen- Mammoth Steam Engine for the County Jail. $280,486 for the past year. dale. Riding in the McGee car From the Sidewalk Days In closing out their session, the Administrative expenditures was Robert Kirkpatrick, 23, Getting "steamed up" over Deckerville. to its original shape, size and thrashed a bushel of 'grain. It board set Tuesday, August 14, as came down from $25,022 for 1961 steam engines is nothing new for beauty. will do its first thrashing Avhen idltor's Corner Authorities: for the retail divis- the date for the annual County to $24,015. Both reductions are Morris Meredith, who has been he takes it and his 1941 Huber ion of the Cha.mber of Commerce reflected in a cutback in supply Ticket Argyle Man Restored, the gigantic green picnic for supervisors and coun- around them since he was a tod- and i*ed tractor stands .12 feet Separator to the Vassar meet. The village chalked up a gain have announced that plans have ty officials. expenditures and no pay increases dler on the - 32-acre farm where The tractor and the thrasher and a loss this week. Announce- been completed for the annual for administrative personnel. high, is eight feet, nine inches The next regular board meeting In Village Collision he now lives. wide, 19 feet long, and weighs a are the only complete set in the ment was made that Dr. Earl sidewalk sale in the village Fri- will be held Monday, August 13. Another bright note in the When most men get together association. Nelson has joined Dr. H. T. Dona- day and Saturday, July 20-21. school's financial picture is the An Argyle man was ticketed staggering 15 tons. ' for failure to yield the right of there is usually talk of sports, He also has the first sawmill hue to give the community an- There will be rides for the kid- fact that it has' $56,060.02 in the Work included restoring all the dies at -special low prices and way .Sunday morning after his politics, war or other important installed in Port Austin in 1838. other needed physician. Temper- Debt Retirement Fund, almost brass fixtures, piping, canopy, special sidewalk values from most brakes reportedly failed and his things. When Meredith, the 60 tanks, stand and flues. Meredith also has a nondescript ing this news was the announce- Try Again for twice the $29,000. required by.law. members of the Saginaw Valley ment that Dr. William Harr is of the merchants in the com- The 'extra'money is shown in- the car collided' with another at, the. The engine, one of the big-gest smaller steam engine that he munity. intersection of West and Main Live Steam Association and the built himself. He resurrected the leaving the clinic of Dr. D. E. recent evaluation increase. ever made, is capable of turning Rawson to go to Owosso. streets in Cass City. thousands of people who come to out 25 horsepower after reaching engine from a huckleberry marsh, More Space at Mechanics Class see their exhibits get together, Ticketed was Gary A. Walker, a working steam pressure of 150 purchased . the boiler from an- The board suggested that Lyle there is talk of nothing but steam 17, Argyle. According to. .a report pounds. other place, made the running We don't know if it has been Clarke, farm shop instructor, filed by William Schram, deputy and steam engines. gears and added a governor and Board Evergreen School meet with head mechanics from It was originally built to pull the result of the Chamber of sheriff, and William McKinley, Meredith, one of the most en- 12-14 inch plows in prairie sod. steam pumps he already had.-It Commerce's campaign or not, but local garages, after he .appeared thusiastic steam enthusiasts, is Cass City patrolman, the Walker was on exhibit at the Vassar meet several buildings along the main The first step in a campaign to before the board seeking help in car was traveling north on West slated to be one of two Cass City Plenty of Horsepower last year. stem have been sprucing up. The enlarge the Evergreen Township setting up a scheduled auto mech- area representatives at the an- Approves Street and his brakes allegedly "You can't buy a tractor that Anvmal Meeting Eat Shop boasts a new paint job Unit School is scheduled for Fri- anics class. failed when he attempted to stop nual association meet in V-assar -day night when a special - school will-equal the-laorsepo-wer now .." and Ryland and Guc's building Clarke told the froard that lie at the intersection. July 20', 21, 22. Meredith points out. "What-would The association will hold its meeting will be held at 8 o'clock wanted to know "what is - ex- front now is painted an attractive The- Walker car struck another Despite his love for the mam- you pay if you could?" seventh annual meet at the com- at the school. pected in the way of objectives green and' white. 2 Buses driven by Rev. E. M.. Gibson, 66, moth 'antiques, he purchased his In steam terminology, an ing session which will be . the . School electors will discuss the for the class, wha.t provisions as Cass City. No injuries were re- third meet at Vassar. Last, year Work started Monday on an ad- Cass City Public School's trans- possibility of adding two class- first engine, a 1924 Huber, from engine, isn't started, it's "fired far as availability of funds and ported. its original owner in Central Lake over 11,000 persons, some from dition to Kritzmans', Inc. The portation system received a need- rooms to the building. It will be what books and funds are -nec- up." After it is fired up, using Chronicle will get in the act ed shot in the arm Monday night just a little over a year ago. coal or wood, the water in the as far away as California, at- the second attempt to add more essary."' tended the three-day meet. shortly with a painting of the when Board of Education mem- space to the facility. ' Stripped down to its essentials, 500 gallon tank is turned into They also suggested that he con- Exhibits included the giant building's trim through the cour- bers voted to purchase two new A year ago voters turned down tact area schools already offering the "naked engine and wheels" steam pressure. It is then tesy of our gracious landlady, 54-passenger school buses. "steamed up." steam tractors, miniature steam a proposed addition of a garage such a course. had stood in the same building Mrs. Herbert Lenzner. The new buses, with chasis sup- and storage room by a 40-28 mar- for 31 years, generating power "After the pressure is up, there displays, homemade steam cars, Miller, Canfield, Paddock and antique automobiles, women in plied by local dealers and bodies gin. Stone, Detroit school attorneys, for a sawmill. It had been unused is no limit to the power possible," by Wayne Body, Lansing, will re- Evergreen school is in a sound Justice Douglas Williams, Caro, for the past eight years. he explains. old-time dress and machinery in The Michigan State Highway suggested to the board, via.letter, has set Tuesday, July 17, as the action. place two buses dating back to financial condition. They have that Cass City request Wickware After three years of corres- One way to get a steam man's Department has pulled a boo-boo. 1947 and 1948. paid all callable bonds on their examination date for three Sag- pondence with the original owner, The other area representative At the west end of town on M-81 school to close for one year be- inaw youths charged with posses- dander up is to call him an With the replacement of the original construction debt and cause a special election necessary Meredith succeeded in purchas- "operator." scheduled to attend the coming a sign erected by the department sion of marijuana. They were ar- says "Cass City City Limits." At two old buses, the system will have the money waiting to pay for annexation cannot be held ing" the engine for $800. Brand meet is Robert Deo, Meredith's not have a bus over eight years rested early Sunday morning in "You never want to call the neighbor, with his homemade the east limits a similar sign off the remainder of the bonds until after school has already new it had cost $3,275 FOB Mar- old. The school currently operates Vassal'. driver an "operator" . . . he's an steam car. Meredith has extended reads "Cass City Village Limits." which are not callable until started this fall. ion, Ohio. "engineer," Meredith explains. 14 buses, two of them leased June 1, 1963. The trio, still in TuscoLa Coun- an invitation to all in the area For all you new arrivals the sign The suggestion hinged on a 30- ty Jail, unable to post $2,000 bond, Sell for $5,000 Steam engines were first de- locally. 80 ruling that registration must interested in steam engines to that reads village is the correct are: Gabino Dominguez, 19, John Genuine antiques, some of the veloped around the middle 1800's, join the association. one. Chasis for the buses will be be open for 30 days and closed for engines sell for as much as $5,000. ? supplied by Bulen Motors and Village Persons on F. Arroyo, 20, and Andres M. reached their peak shortly before We ll have to confess that we another 30 days before a special Others are priceless to their What is it about these giant Rabideau Motor Sales, both of Flores, 22, all of Saginaw. and after the turn of the century never noticed this discrepancy un- election. owner. machines that causes men to Cass City. The bodies will be Island Work Staff Alert Vassar policemen appre- and steamed out of the picture spend hours searching for them, til it was called to our attention. Wickware school district notif- hended the youths when they saw "I'll never sell it," Meredith in about 1925. purchased through McFadden ied the Cass City board at a re- rebuilding them and caring for Two Cass City brothers and a their car traveling erratically and "The prime reason was gasoline Corporation, Lansing. cent meeting" that the school asserts. them? Cass^City girl are among a num- stopped them. The marijuana was After reviewing the process in- .... if they had perfected the For all you north bound vaca- Despite a new innovation in the ber of county and state students wished to annex to Cass City. The found on the back seat of the volved in renovating the engine, steam engine, it might have been "There's something about it tioners, may we suggest that you bus bodies, the school will save annexation would bring approx- currently employed in summer youths' car. it's easy to see why. different," he theorizes. when it gets in your blood . . . .," head for the straits a new way. approximately $200 per body over jobs at Mackinac Island, accord- imately 10 more students to Cass Meredith concluded, "you just We've had occasion this summer the same body purchased in 1960- City. Arresting officers were William With the aid of the original Famous Engines ing to a report from the Island Lawrence and Leo Amend. When parts manual, a picture brochure can't get away from it ... there's to travel over the new Interstate 61. The new bodies, costing ,$3,- Chamber of Commerce. Special Education arraigned before Justice Wil- of the original engine, $200 in Some of the more noted Michi- something about the rhythm . . ." 75 and M-27 expressway ;a couple 275 each as compared to $3,416 gan-made engines were the Port of times and man, that's really in 1961, will have rubber covered The brothers are Lynn and Dick Bids from area contractors will liams, the trio demanded ex- materials and untold hours of 1 Albee, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gil- be received and opened by the amination. work, he has restored the engine Huron and the Advance, out of travelling. flooring . bert Albee. Also employed on the Battle Creek. Famous brand name Coming Auction You'll find some of the finest In deciding on the Wayne body, Island is Janet Walmsley, daugh- engines were the Case, Minnea- Saturday, July 14—Earl Gerard scenery in the state along the way the board turned down a. request polis, Frick, Harrison and the by Grant Glaspie, Cass City Ward ter of Mrs, John Francis. 1 will auction 60 Holstein heifers to "Big Mac" and if you're in a Dick is a sophomore at Alma Reeves. In a !, there were over at 1:00 p. m. at the place nine hurry you'll get there just as fast bus body representative, to sub- College and Lynn, a graduate of 700 different makes. miles south of Mayville at Bucks even though it's about 20 miles mit bids on the bodies. Albion College, will enter Michi- Meredith's engine has never Corner, M-24 and M-90. farther. Board members felt that since gan State University this fall for most of the school's buses had post graduate work. Both are Wayne bodies, it would be in the working as teamster driver- best interest of the school to con- guides. Caro State Hospital Tuscola tinue with that line. Miss Walmsley is employed at The buses were the first pur- one of the Island's seven hotels. chased since 1960-61. Up to that time, since 1954, the 's Largest Industry school had purchased at least one and sometimes two buses per Square Dance Its „importance to Tuscola are now cared for in the facility. pitalized and lead normal lives. year. county's economy and the .services The hospital was started in 1913 Control of seizures is almost al- Purchases include one in 1954, offered at Caro State Hospital and additions periodically erected ways . possible through use of two in 1955, one in 1956, two in were sharply outlined by Dr. W. as demand for the services in- medicine, he said. 1 957 and one a year from 1958 to W. Dickerson, director, in an off- creased. All employees are under The patients we have at the 1960. the-cuff talk at the Cass City civil service. Despite this, we re- .hospital are not typical, Dicker- Rotary Club" Tuesday noon at the cruit most of the people we want son asserted. Most of them are New Gordon Hotel. and have them take the test so feebleminded. :the ones who are The square dance fans will have We are the county's largest in- that they will be- available when becoming nursing care problems Doctor to Join ./their nig-ht Fridav at the wopVi- dustry and the payroll for our an opening occurs, the dii'ector . . . although we do have 60 to 75 Chamber of Commerce sponsored 690 employees re-aches three and said. patients a year whom we treat Donahue Clinic program on Main Street. a quarter million dollars yearly, Explodes Myths and release back to a normal life Authorities have announced Dickerson sa.id. According to fig- "We have no typical epileptic in society. We have very few pa- Dr. Earl Nelson, M. D., Grand that only square dancing will be ures compiled by Alfred Ballweg, patients at the hospital," said tients who come to us for the con- Rapids physician, is slated to be- held following the drawing. Gone Tuscola county agricultural agent, Dickerson. "It's another of the trol of seizures, Dickerson con- gin Monday, July 16, as assis- for the week will be the twist and that's about as much as the rest misconceptions about the _ hos- tinues. tant to Dr. H. T. Donahue at the 'polkas demanded by the young- of the county's industry combined pital." We have no patients who have Donahue Clinic, Hill Street. dancers. John West will be the and approaches the . agricultural Another is that epilepsy is committed crimes of violence such A graduate of Northwestern caller. income of the area, Dickerson ex- hereditary. Cei'tain families may as assault or rape. Theft and University School of Medicine, Meanwhile, interest in the plained. be more susceptible to epilepsy similar crimes do not bar the Evanston, III, he has practiced at weekly free bike drawing con- than others, but it is not heredi- MONKEY ON THE BARS ? No, it's just David to try-out the monkey bars given to .the village Today the hospital that cost $4 patient from the hospital and we Cook County Hospital, Chicago, ' tinues high. For the third suc- million to build and has a replace- tary, Dickerson explained. have many of those, Dickerson earlier in the year by the Cass City Junior Woman's and at Bufcterworth Hospital, «*cessive week the winner was pres- Somers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sorners, Cass ment value of much more is a Epilepsy is also very common, concluded. Grand Rapids. ent to collect his ticket on the City. David, who describes himself as "seven and Club. The club raised the money for the monkey busy place. Thei*e is a waiting list the doctor commented. One per- Dr. Dickerson was introduced A native of South Dakota, he first drawing. Last week's winner three-quarters" and a third grader, is getting set bars and a bike rack through various projects over of 77 patients who are qualified son in 200 has the disease. How- by Gilbert Albee, program chair- and his wife are slated to arrive was John McBurney, the past year, for admittance and 1,850 patients ever, most of these are not hos- man, in Cass City on Sunday, July 15, CITY CHRONICLE- THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 .CASS CITY, MICHIGAN M-53 McKenney in Pvt. Dwight A. McKenney, Harold Douglas went all the way USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. In Little League baseball in home run. A. McKenney of 3732 West Ten of the 35 pets entered in Cass City the only sure thing is Yankee-Giants on the mound. David Bliss slam- Washington rd., Snover, was sche- the Recreation Program Pet Show that there are no "sure" things The Yankees moved into'a first mod a circuit clout and a triple Friday walked away with all the in the competition among the place tie in the league Monday and Jim Tuckey helped with a 1 duled to complete four weeks of Through. the efforts of the private and farmers - have been A benefit softball game to help individual combat training on honors, according to Mrs. Richard small fry. with a 5-4 decision over the round tripper for the Yankees. Thumb Highway Improvement forced to limit their loads on this Cass City's Pony League out of July 6, with the Second Infantry Case, director. This week's games proved the Giants. Both teams received solid For the losers, John Shagena rap- niost direct route to Detroit dur- serious financial difficulties has Association, M-53 from Port Aus- Training Regiment at the Marine " First place in the bird category point. The league-leading Tigers, pitching. Terry Brinkman. and ped three hits in four tries.. tin to Utica has been designated ing the five to eight weeks weight been scheduled for Wednesday Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, undefeated in four tries, were de- restriction periods. Truckers of night, July 18,. at 8:30 p. m. at went to Sharon Eberline for her an all-season highway for the Calif. pet ..duck. feated by the basement dwelling next 12 months by John C. milk, fertilizer, grains, oil, cement Cass City Recreational Park. Pirates. and industrial supplies have been The game will pit Erla's, the In the animal category, Debbie Mackie, State Highway Commis- Boylan and her dog Pixie took sioner. placed at a distinct disadvantage village's lone entry in the Elkton to most other areas of the state League, against the Imlay City first place. Second place honors This means : that the entire The standings: in the past, caused by reloading, Reformed Christian Church squad, went to Romay Basset for her length of M-53 will be open to le- Through Monday, July 9 lighter loads, extra trips and which is leading the Lapeer Coun- dog Sandy and Karen Kerbyson's gal axle loads for the entire year, Team W L GB much longer routing, all resulting ty Softball, loop. dog Pixie took third place. including periods of weight res- Yankees 41- in higher trucking costs. Little Leaguers in uniform will Three turtles belonging to trictions in the spring. Tigers 41- Next spring, truckers' legal axle be admitted free. twins Susan and Charlotte Hart- Cubs 2 3 2 Heretofore, truckers - public, weight on tandems using M-53 The visitors are rated as one wick crawled off with the first Pirates 232 will be increased from 12,000 to of the finest teams in the south- place in the fish category. Giants • 143 16,000 pounds and on single axles ern Thumb while Erla's has lost • Second and third places went to Caro Livestock from 13,500 to 18,000 pounds. just one game in the Elkton Joellen McDonald, 'mudffeh, and Since continuation of the libera- league. Cara Prieskorn, goldfish. The game was played Friday Auction lards lized weight restrictions beyond In the unique .animal category, night. The score was 13-10. THE OILY fill I Brenda Wagner and her Iamb took the 12-month period is dependent Larry Maharg- was the starting June 26, 1962 first place. A hamster shown by upon the condition of the pave- pitcher and suffered his first Dianne .Stickle and a horned toad Special outdoor thermostat regulates the excisisive 'hWo' burner according to outdoor tem- ment after'this trial period, of- loss. He was relieved in the fifth July 10, 1962 owned by Dorothy Tracy, took perature—Result: precise warmth for constant oomfert in any weather, PLUS real economy. ficers of the association are rec- by Larry Hartwick. Miles Profit Phone for free estimate. Best Veal 34.00-36 Mrs. Henry Cherry of Flint, second and third places, respect- ommending to truckers they not was the winning pitcher. He was Fair to Good 31.00-33, ively. abuse these newly obtained priv- past Unit president, installed of- relieved in the sixth by Mike Common Kind .... 28.00-30, The highlight of next week's ileges. ficers for the coming year at the Murphy. Murphy was the big Lights and Rg. July meeting of the American program will be a Cowboy and In- Officers of the association are Pvt. Dwight McKenney sticker for the winners with two 6475 Main St., Legion Auxiliary held Monday dian Roundup on Friday^ July 20. Hvy. ,. 21.00-27, Clare J. Hewens S-r., Bad Axe, The training emphasized tacti- for three. Maharg continued his Cass City evening in the Legion Hall. Hos- According to Mrs. Case, the pro- Deacons 12.00-31, 00 chairman; Bevan Bates, Almont, cal matters and field and combat torrid .^ticking for the Tigers tesses for the meeting were Mrs. gram will feature Indian craft and Good Butcher vice-chairman, and Herbert Lud- skills needed by the fighting with a single, a double and a Nellie Mathews of Deford and a bike rodeo. Steers ..... 23.00-25,75 low, Cass City, secretary-treas- marine. Mrs. Luis Salas of Wilmot. Today (Thursday) is the dead- Common Kind .... 19.00-22, 50 urer. Carefully selected instructors Mrs. Vern McConnell was in- line for registrations for the de- Directors, named by boards of train the young marines to take Good Butcher stalled as president for the sec- cathlon slated for the last week supervisors of the respective their place in the small fighting Heifers 22.50-24.75 ond year. Other officers installed of the recreation program. Events counties', are Dan A. McDonald, Common .Kind .... 18.00-22, 00 were: Mrs. Garrison Stine, secre- units — the four-man fire team will be entered according to age. Bad Axe, and. James Baker, Port and the 14-man squad. STORE- SPMMER Best Cows .._. 16.00-172.5 tary; Mrs. William Donnelly, Hope, Huron County; Mr. Ludlow Cutters 14.50-15,50 treasurer; Mrs. Glen McClorey, and Clifford Croft, Cass City, Marriage Licenses REFLECTION 00' chaplain; Mrs. Philip Olsowy, ser- Canners 12.50-14. Tuscola County; Mr. Bates and The following persons applied Many highway accidents could geant-at-arms, and Mrs. Albert Good Butcher Earl Secor, Imlay City, Lapeer for marriage licenses during the be avoided if the speeder could Keller Jr., Mrs. Arthur Little and Bulls 20.00-22 00 County; George Teale, Marlette, past week at County Clerk Archie see himself as others see him. Mrs. Dorus Klinkman, executive Common Kind .... 17.50-19 ,50 and Russell Henderson, Sandusky, Hicks' office, Caro. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Feeder Cattle.... 35.00-110 ,00 Sanilac County. committee. Michael W. Shay, 22, Mayville, THE PLEASANT HOME HOSPITAL, Installed by proxy were Mrs. 4470 S. Seeger Street, Cass City, Michi-' Feeder Cattle by and Miriam S. Woodward, 21, gan, herewith notifies all creditors of Art Kelley, vice-president, and Millington. Ib. 17,00-20 The first line of defense said corporation to present their claims Mrs. Wilbur Morrison, historian. Stanley P. Urbansky, 39, Vas- at the Corporation's office on or before against juvenile delinquency is Best Hogs 18.75-19 ,50 Mrs. McConnell appointed Mrs. sar, and Nellie Gusek, 40, Caro. August 10, 1962, for the reason that said Heavy Hogs 16.50-18 home training, religion and edu- Corporation has been terminated by ex- ,00 Cherry parliamentarian for the Leslie J. Webb, 21, Gagetown, piration of its term under its charter. Ladies' Cotton Light Hogs 14.00-16 50 cation. coming year. Irene Freeman .and Janet Kranstz, 19, Fairgrove. Secretary and Treasurer Rough Hogs...... 12.50-14 ,25 Mrs. McConnell was presented Wallace J. Irvine, 18, Caro, and Today's theory: The Lord pro- 7-12-3 Feeder Pigs .„.,.„„ 8.00-21, 00 with her past president's badge. Cheryl Ann Bert, 16, Caro. vides and taxes take away. According to the secretary, Mrs. Keith Kauffman, 23, Caro, and SHOE Phil Olsowy, nine members had Jill Oxley, 19, Caro. perfect attendance for the year Douglas Hunkins, 19, Vassar, at Unit meetings and included?, and Bernice E. DeGrow, 19, May- Close Out Of Our NO KILLER Mrs. William Anker, Mrs. Dorus ville. Entire Stock of Klinkman, Mrs. Arthur Little, PUBLISHED EVERY"THURSDAY~* $L77ea, But Neglected. Feet is a kind Mrs. Vern McConnell, Peggy Mc- AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Ladies' and Childrens Connell, Mrs. Olsowy, Mrs. Ed- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF ward Schwartz and Mrs. Garrison . CIRCULATIONS Summer Shoes of Slow Suicide 6552 Main Street Stine. John Haire, publisher. Children's Cotton Ever think about the abuse your feel Mrs. McConnell will announce National Advertising Representatives Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc. Reg. $2.98 Reg. $4.98 ., ... ., have to take? They are locked up all day in chairmen appointments for the 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, tight, sagging shoes. Your feet will take you further if vou give coming year at the August meet- Michigan. Skirts 2fOR$1.50 A4% 4%*| them the kind of a break they need in a pair of Foot-So-Port ing. The Cass City Chronicle established in NOW NOW 1899 by Frederick Klump and the Cass shoes. Potluck lunch was served at the City Enterprise founded in 1881, consoli- close of the meeting. Tables, were dated under the name of the Cass City SEE JOE TODAY FOR FREE SHOE CONSULTATION Chronicle on April 20, 1906. Entered as decorated in. red, white and blue second .cias.i mail matter at the post of- We carry sizes in .stock to size 15. and with miniature flags in keep- fice at 'Cass City, Mich., under Act of Act Now While . WE ARE CLOSED ON THURSDAY AFTERNOONS ing with Independence Day. Mar. 8, 1879. Subscription Price—To post offices in NOW Stocks Are Complete . —-OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS - TuscoJa, Huron and Sanilac Counties. JAY-WALKING §3.00 a year, $1.75 for six months.* In other parts of the United States, $3.50 a Always remember that crossing year. 25 cents extra -charged for part the street between intersections year order.. Payable in advance. RILEY' For _ information regarding newspaper Cass City, Michigan Phone 167 causes a big percentage of the advertising and commercial and job pedestrian toll in auto accidents. printing, telephone No. 13.

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Get a July buy on a new Chevrolet, Chevy II or Corvair at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's MAC & LEO SERVICE •; : Phone 328 Cass City 6617 Main Street Cass City Phone 185 ]_, ,' Cass City CASS CITY CHRONICLE— fWfMDCfTVlli.UKcy.UAiA V, Vaccinate for Brucellosis Cure iiiMiimiiniinwiiimmimnHiiiiiMiiuiHnimuiuimiHiiHiiinMHuinnnmnuiuniuuiHinuiKiiiiiniiiiHUiitiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii Seventy Attend Hutehinson Reunion Farmers still have a long way At the present time, ten coun- Uncle Tim From Tyre Sez: The Hutchinson reunion was and family were members which came the greatest distance. to go before they can completely ties have qualified for a certified Putting pigs on a diet! Re- best job of producing fast gains held Sunday, July 8, at the In- brucellosis free rating, Parsons Dear Mister Editor: times I wonder if them Congress- dianfields Park with 70 persons Present officers were re-elected. wipe out brucellosis in Michigan. searchers at Michigan .State Uni- and lean carcasses—even Letter They are: Aden Compton, presi- says. These counties.are all in the As a general rule, them pam- men that's busy extending the versity are decreasing the digesti- than corn and cob meal. But the present. But, at least 240,000 calves should Upper Peninsula. Three more dent; Charlotte Bishop, vice-presi- phlets we git from the Depart- New Frontier has took due note bility and the energy content of cost of making the pellets more The youngest member present be vaccinated every year, says counties are reaching the qualifi- ment of Agriculture don't call of these changes and made any dent; Ruth Hutchinson, treasurer, hog feeds by increasing the than offset these gains. was Duane Southworth, son of and Charlotte Hutchinson, secre- George Parsons, extension dairy- cation mark for certified area. fer no deep meditation or pray- plans fer the future. amount of fiber in the ration. . man at Michigan State Univers- In testing different rations, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .South'worth tary. Besides Michigan, 24 states, er. But ever onct in a while And I see by the papers v4 ere of Sterling. The oldest members ity. . • Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is- we'll git one that will stir up a a new invention in school houses J. A. Hoefer, MSU animal hus- Hoefer compared rate of gain, has been noted. A school in bandry researcher, found that feed efficiency and the quality of were Charlie Hutchinson, Char- HIS CHOICE -'• The state of Michigan is class- lands are currently classified as little thinking. lotte Bishop and Laura Compton. modified-certified areas. Michigan is boarding up the corn and cob meal was an eco- the carcass produced. The hogs Every man has his rights—he ified by the United States De- Fer instant, the one I got last nomical feed for producing a were fed a corn ration supple- New Hampshire and 80 counties week was telling about a bank- windows fer next year. They Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elwood and can guess wrong, but he must al- partment of Agriculture as a claim this will keep the young'- lean hog. Just plain corn was the mented with protein, minerals, family and William Southworth so suffer the consequences. modified-certified brucellosis free in other states have qualified as er, in Georgia inventing a gadget most efficient, but the resulting and antibiotics until they reached certified brucellosis-free. All of that'll reset the shafts on a cul- uns from gitting distracted by .area. This means, that less than outside things and that it's a hogs were fatter than what the a weight of 125 pounds. Hoefer one per cent of all cattle and less Maine and 125 counties in other tivator to fit the different width consumer wants to buy. concludes that the high corn ra- states will qualify as certified of crop rows. This gadget will very advanced idea in education. than five per cent' of all herds are I'm agin it, Mister Editor. It 'The researcher also tested ra- tions will get the hogs off to a infected with the disease. brucellosis-free areas shortly. do the job in 10 minutes instead fast start. Then the high fiber of the two hours it takes now. won't work. Farthermore, if tions containing oats, wheat bran, The entire country .should Johnny can't read .and Johnny alfalfa meal, and the alfalfa ra- rations are used to finish the qualify as a modified-certified Just what a banker is doing can't spell, like the newspapers tion pelleted. The pellets did the hogs for market. area by 1965, and by 1972 meddling in the farm business, I is claiming, it won't be long un- But why these high fiber diets ? 10,000 -MILES IS THE MAGIC FIGURE shouM.be completely free of bo- don't know. But everybody else, der this new idea till Johnny can't ' Hoefer says one of the big prob- vine brucellosis. including this feller Billie Sol CASS CITY HOSPITAL even see. Born July 3 to Mr. and Mrs. lems facing the swine industry Parsons says Michigan could Estes, seems to be gitting into Me and my old lady was dis- today is a case of "just too much After 10,000 miles of driving, an automobile engine has taken a the act, so I reckon it's legal. Daniel Bussure of Gladwin, a girl. become "a certified-free area with cussing this new idea in educa- Lori Mae. fat." Consumers want a leaner, severe beating with considerable wear to its moving parts. three years if more emphasis But anyhow, the time is com- tion and she allows as how, win- more muscular hog. Distributor points have made 112 million contacts, every spark plug ing when all you'll need to op- Born July 4 to Mr. and Mrs. were put on the present testing dows or no windows, the real rea- James Morell of Tyre, a boy, Jos- The problem could be solved by has fired 14 million high voltage sparks, the water pump has pumped and calfhood vaccination pro- erate a big farm is a couple fel- son Johnny can't read is because eph Pa.ul. breeding, but this takes years. 400,000 gallons of water, the fuel pump 700 gallons of gas and each grams. Great improvements have lers that knows how to push con- Johnny, dad blast him, won't Born July 5 to Mr. and Mrs. The other solution, according to valve has opened and closed 14 million times. been made in the reduced number trol buttons and operate one of study. But my old lady is old- Hoefer, is the nutritional, ap- them computers. Donald Lawson of Snover, a girl, of infected cattle in the state dur- fashioned in these matters, Brenda Marie. proach. Farmers can either res- That is why your engine needs a complete tune- ing the past 15 years. The folks in the Agriculture Mister Editor. Born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs, trict the amount of feed they give up after this 'mileage to restore original per- "In 1947, we .had 302 cases of Department has already proved Yours truly, Leon Withers of Fairgfove, a girl, to their hogs, or they can feed a formance, keep fuel economy at maximum and undulant fever, or human brucel- by experiments that the only Uncle Tim Tamara Jean. ration low in calories. guard against engine failure on the road. losis, reported in Michigan," he good you git from cultivating Born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Restricting the amount of feed To be effective, a tune-up must be performed says.. "Most of the cases were corn is weed control, and that HILLS AND DALES Al Goslin of Unionville, twins, a is difficult to control. Low energy fey a trained mechanic with the best equipment you can now do this with chemi- traced back to an association with GENERAL HOSPITAL girl, Diane Louise and a boy, rations are not. available. He must usually replace the plugs, brucellosis infected cattle." In cals, so unplowed corn fields 'will Born July 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Thomas. 1980, only five new cases of un- produce as much" corn as them clean the fuel pump sediment bowl, check fuel Robert Forge of Gagetown, a •Born July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. t ORDER FOR PUBLICATION pump pressure and adjust valve lash. The points dulant fever were reported in that 'is plowed or cultivated. daughter, Robbin Lynn. Ferdinand Schulz of Owendale,. a Notice of Hearing—Appointment of Ad- Michigan. ministrator and Determination of Heirs. and condenser .must he replaced and the new The reason I bring this item Born July 4 to Mr. and Mrs. boy. State of Michigan, The Probate Court "This drop is due to the tre- up, Mister Editor, is to wonder Karl Linzner of Unionville, a girl, Born July 10 to Mr. and Mrs. for the County of Tuscola. points set for the proper opening. A gauge check of the timing and mendous decrease in infection if we ain't fast coming to anoth- Ann Marie. W.ade Lawler of Snover, a boy. In the Matter of the Estate of Lydia electrical system muse be made with necessary adjustment to both. within the state," he says. The White, Deceased. er major farm problem. What's Born July 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Patients listed last week and At a session of said Court, held on A quality tune-up involves several hours work and there are no number of infected herds has going to happen in .another 10 the 9th day of July A. D. 1962. Gary Smigill of Sandusky, a son, still in the hospital Tuesday fore- Present Honorable Timothy C. Quinn, short cuts possible if the job is to be done properly. Obviously, short dropped from 7,500 to 220 within years to the thousands that is M^hael Charles. noon were: Bonnie Fleming, Mrs. acting, Judge of Probate. the past five years,* Parsons says. working on farms that won't be Patients in the hospital Tues- Clara .Seeger, Mrs. Geraldine Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- cuts all the way down to a quick check of points and plugs can be made , Democratic Candidate for tion of Frank F. White, praying that "The cooperation of our agri- needed ? day forenoon included: William Dewey and Sherrie 'Comment. the administration of said estate be by a garage interested only in turning out a "bargain-priced" job. cultural leaders has been good, Darling and Earl Williams of Other patients listed Tuesday granted to Frank F. White, or to some But this kind of job is no bargain. It is throwing money away while State Representative And I was reading the other other suitable person; and that the heirs but we still need to get a lot more day where power vehicles on Marlette; Russell Eggleston, Mar- were: Mrs. Loia Evans of Wilmot; of said deceased be determined, will be the essential work of re-tuning your engine goes undone. Your only calves vaccinated, "Parsons says. tha Arndt, Loren Trathen, Mrs. Jane Flores of Pigeon; Jeff Bick- heard at the Probate Court on August bargain is in buying quality service. the farm has replaced 29 mil- 10th, 1962, at ten A. M. 74 y Brucellosis eradication pro- lion horses in the last 35 years, Joe Frederick and Mrs. Douglas er, of Owendale; Joel Montei and It is Ordered, that notice thereof be grams, conducted jointly by the Van Allen of Cass City; Frank Harvey Tewksbury of Kingston; given by publication of z. copy hereof of Tuscola County saving 70 million acres of hay for three weeks consecutively previous to USDA and the states have suc- that used to be needed to fee..! Biles and Mrs. Lucille Hickey of Mrs. Ila Hunt, Alfred Karr, Mrs, said day of hearing, ' in the Cass City At the Primary Election ceeded in cutting the nationwide Chronicle, and that the petitioner cause Your Support these horses. Akron; Mrs. Lewis Houck of Mary LaPeer, Noel Frakes and a copy of this notice to be served upon infection in cattle 61 percent since Things is changing fast in agri- Birch Run; George Darling of Mrs, Mary Dadacki of Cass City; each • known party in interest at his last Will Be Greatly Appreciated 1954. known address by registered or certified culture in this country and some- Allenton; Mrs. Clara Swayze, Le- Mrs. Olivia Trevmo of Union- mail, or by personal service, at least land Trisch, April Orton and Wil- ville, and Norma Hurd of Deford. fourteen (14) days prior to such hear- ing. liam Turner of Caro; Jack Bower- Recently, discharged were: Mrs. Timothy C. Quinn, acting Judge of man Jr. of Sandusky; Mrs. Har- Bussure and baby, Mrs. Morell Probate. A true copy rison Cranick of Mayville; Rich- and baby, Mrs, Lawson and baby Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. .and Mrs, Lois Whittaker of Cass Donald E.. McAleer, Attorney, Cass ard Nickel of Deckerville; John City, Michigan. Schnur of Decker; Rend ell Letter City.- 7-12-3 of Silverwood; Mrs, Earl Hurd of Gagetown; Mrs. Stanley Berry and Mrs. William Hillaker of Snover, and Mrs. Donna Platts of Kingston. ACT NOW FOR GAS INFRARED Patients listed last week and still in the hospital Tuesday were: Mrs. Mabel Both of Harbor Beach; Mrs. Murl Gardner of Mayville; Mrs. Cecil Rutledge of Reese; Mrs. Belle Hill of Tyre; Peter Wood and Mrs. Elizabeth Schuck of Unionville; Mrs. Maude Stanton of Vassar; Fred Hanke, William Sharp and Glenn Tuckey of Cass City; Mrs. Elizabeth Med- Mix or Match calf, Miss Ruth Tennant, Mrs. Mary Young, Ralph Brandmair, Mrs. James Haney and Walter Swift's Premium KoegeFs & Feet's Mutchler of Caro, and Mrs. Lena Watson of Snover. • (Newest Heater Under The Sun Cooked Salami Patients recently discharged Olive Loaf were: Mrs. Forge and baby* Cyn- And It-Heats Like The Sun, Too) Pickle Loaf thia Cooley, Mrs. Walter Zuraw Braunsweig-er and infant son James Gerard and 1 Mrs, Arthur Freeman of Gage- This amazing Infra-Red Gas heater is Spiced Lunch Veal Loaf town; Ellen Morgan of Snover; Foster Plane and Mrs. Carl Rouse yours free with the ..installation of your Meat Pork Loaf of Kingston: Mrs. William Healy new Mark III Perfect for the porch; of Unionville; Mrs. Katherine Mac. & Cheese Loaf Elliott of Ubly: Mrs. Lizzie Bix- breezeway, garage, hard to heat room... by of Fostoria; Eli Putnam Sr. anywhere. Hurry—this FREE offer is and Mrs. Virgil Kridler of Vas- Skinless Peets' sar; Mrs. Rose Koles and William limited.... during July 1962. Ring or Sliced Englehardt of Deford; David Finkbeiner of Detroit; Mrs. Nor- man Smith of .Sandusky; Bonny Ferguson of Decker; Slheryl Price, Mrs. Fred McMullen, Judy Fet- ting, Mrs. Leonard LaPratt, Mrs. wersatilesnew London's Grade A Flossie McDurmon, Mrs. Darrell Gerou, Billy Craig, Mrs. Pauline Dockery and.Ross Husted of Caro. IHOLJER EXTRA Mrs. Nick Duro of Akron, and m ¥2 gal. Michele Ann Konwalski, Ross Brown and Mrs. Duane Lester and Mark III carton infant son Gregory Dean of Cass City. DAS HEATING SYSTEM 37 c Mrs. Rose Wagner, 73, of Ak- carton ron died July 6. Mrs. Florence McClure, 79, of Cass City died July 7. Swifts Brookfield DREAMERS New-heating comfort From observation one must for homes, restaurants, offices, shops, anywhere! No Coupon conclude that men are born op- Furnace comfort without costly installation. Stand Necessary timists—they marry chatter-box it flush to wall or recess it. Pours heat out front and type girls and expect them to be can be piped to rooms at side or back. silent partners. Home Rendered selector A hot temper gets many a man Operates on low fire on mild days, high fire in cold into a big stew about nothing. weather. Perfect automatic heating on less fuel! White ORDER FOR PUBLICATION trim sfyling Notice of Hearinff—Appointment of Adl- m>-n?c-t«fitrrr onr! "Determination of Heirs. Always looks built-in. Vent cover hides the flue. State of Michigan, The Probate Court Finished in 2-tone cordovan and beige. Homemade for the County of Tuseola. In the Matter of the Estate of Ellis Mallory, Deceased. At a. session of said Court, held on the 3rd day of July A. D. 1962. Present, Honorable Timothy C. Quinn, . acHna4, Judg'e of Probate. Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- tion of Myrtle Schrader, praying1 that the administration of said estate be • : ... . WE FEATURE granted to Myrtle Sehrader or to some other suitable person ; and that the heirs of ssid deceased be determined, will be Fresh Dressed Chickens Home Smoked Meats heard at the > Probate Court on August 10'h. 1962. at ten A. M. Home Dressed Michigan Beef and' Pork _It is Ordered, That notice thereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Cass City Ohv^TMclf pnd thot the petitioner c'suse a copy of this notice to ,be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registered or cer- tified mail, or by personal service, at least fourteen (14) days prior to such hearing. CITY Timothy C. Quinn, acting Judge of Over 20 Years of Quality and Service Probate. Junction M-53-M-81 A true copy Phone 395 Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. Open Night Open All Day Thursday Donald B. McAleer, Attorney, Cass City, Michigan. , . 7-12-3 PAGE FOOT CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, JULY 12,1962 FOR SALE—25 little pigs, 6 ENGAGED weeks old. Edgar Cummins, 1« Cass City Area Social and Personal Items mile west, 1 3)4 north of Cass SEPTIC TANK CLEANING— City. Phone 8113K. 7-12-1* Dale Rabideau, Cass City. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little and Irl Wright is spending this Mr. and Mrs. John West were FOR SALE— Half Manchester The Junior American Legion Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Prieskorn 7286-W after 6. - 7-12-tf girls are selling Chronicle sub- and three children are vacationing children were Sunday guests of week'in Imlay City ; with his in Detroit Monday. and half terrier puppies, 6 scriptions, not 4-H. this week at a cottage near Case- her brother and family, Mr. and brother Glenn and wife. ..'' Carolyn Sowden of Waterford weeks old. John Krug. Phone Mrs. Robert Atkin and children, 8359R. 7-12-1 Mr. and Mrs. William Donnelly ville. Mrs. Lee Delleree and son Roy spent last week with her aunt, at Flint. Mrs. Lloyd Finkbeiner. Good Buy returned last week from a 10-day Visitors at the Arthur Little and five grandchildren of Detroit BEAGLE puppies to give away. fishing trip in northern Michigan. home Sunday afternoon were Mrs. Miss Katherine Long of Evans- visited Mrs. Delleree's brother Europe McLarty of Pontiac Floyd Heronemus, 4 east, 7 Little's sister and husband, Mr. ton, 111., is spending the summer and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William spent last week with William G. Thumb area: Country grocery Minnie S'owden of Caro spent store with beer-wine takeout. Do- south, 1% east of Cass City. from, Thursday till Sunday at the and Mrs. Alva McNeil of Caro. with her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Eberts, Saturday. Jackson. Phone 7545K. 7-12-2 Mrs. William Eberts. ing large gross business. Modern Pete Rienstra home. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Little and Robert Martus has accepted a Week-end guests of Mr. and living quarters above store. All Mrs. Don Finkbeiner were Mr. FOR .SALE—'55 Mercury hard Marty Yedinak was an over- children attended the Kelley Mason and Eastern Star mem- position in the Michael Hamady fixtures including large beer top, power steering and brakes, night guest Thursday of Dean family reunion at Emmerson park bers are reminded of the picnic school in Westwood Hts., a Flint and Mrs. Ray O'Dell and baby of coolers, meat case, scales, cash Taylor, automatic transmission, radio and Dennis Rienstra. at Midland Sunday. for them and their families' to be suburb. He will teach math and register etc. This store has many and heater. 1 mile south, % east The Elmwood Missionary Circle Chuck and Peggy McConnell held Thursday, July 12, at six- be assistant coach. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fleenor extras not advertised. Shown by of Cass City. 7-12-2* will meet Friday, July 13, with spent July 4th with Mr. and Mrs. thirty p. m. at the municipal park. Mrs. Edith Parrott of Decker- .and little son of Lansing spent appointment only. Full price Mrs. Mack Little. Don McConnell and Steven, in Mr. and Mrs. Melvin. Patterson ville has been spending some from Saturday until Tuesday at $13,500 with $4,000 down to FOR SALE—Field of good mixed Mr. and Mrs. Stan Guinther Utica. of Drayton Plains brought their time with her sister, Mrs. Roy the Ray Fleenor home. qualified buyer. THIS IS A hay. Leonard D. McLean, 11 spent Friday and Saturday at granddaughter, Cynthia .Stouten- McNeil, since Richard McNeil was Mrs. Christina Goodall and the GOOD BUY. miles east, 1 3|4 south of Cass' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ottaway City. 7-12-1 Houghton Lake. spent from Monday to Thursday burg, home Saturday after she brought home from the Port Hur- Misses Lois, Wilma and Linda Miss Donna Marie and Patty at Houghton Lake, visiting Mrs. had spent a week with them. on hospital. Goodall visited sisters of Mrs. WANT TO HIRE help to hoe Goodall at Morpeth, Ont. William Zemke Ann Hemmelspach of Pontiac are Ottaway's niece, Mrs. Colon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas True and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Tyo and Sandra Marie Ford beans. Grant Hutchinson, 1 mile Moore. Mrs. Mae Mercer of Detroit spending several days at the Wil- daughter Terri and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tyo and their Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Ford of Broker, Deford north, first house east of, Cass liam Donnelly home. Eldred and Gary Kelley left Leroy McGinnis of Mt. Auburn, guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph came Sunday and Monday Mrs. City. 7-12-1* Mercer and her sister, Mrs. Nor- Redford Township announce the Phone Cass City 8560-J Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koepf, ac- Saturday to spend three weeks 111., were guests Friday of Max Hadeka and son Peter of Rutland, engagement of their daughter, 7-12-1 companied by Henry Lebioda, in Chicago, 111., where they are Stoutenburg. Vt., spent July 4th at the Tyo ene Partridge, left to visit rela- FOR SALE—120 acres north of tives in Ontario. •Sandra Marie, to Frank Nelson Cass , City, new ditches, fairly visited their cousins, the John attending the American Floral Mrs. Gertrude Brenza of Chi- cabin at Rose City. Salgat of San Diego, Calif., son BACKHOE DIGGING— Dale Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McArthur well tiled, first time offered. If Linzners of Sebewaing. Arts school. cago, 111., is here to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tyo and Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Salgat Rabideau, Cass City. Phone 7286- spent from Tuesday until Thurs- you want good land, look it over Mrs. E. W. Douglas left Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Leigh McConnell month of July with her sisters, and Mrs. Forest Tyo had as guests of Gagetown. W after 6. 7-12-tf day of last week at Sand Lake. now. Call 8231R or see me 2 3|4 day, accompanied by her grand- and f®ur children of Mt. Clemens Mrs. Maud Schenck and Mrs. from Sunday until Thursday, Mrs. August 11 has been chosen for Mr. and Mrs. Bob McArthur and FO(R SALE—Corn, shelled or ear. north of Cass City. Edward children, Scott and Annette Doug- spent July 4th and several days Florence Morey. Tom Tyo's parents and brother, the wedding. Hahn, salesman. William Zemke las of Homer, to spend 10 days last week with the Vernon Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hadeka and two children went to Sand Lake Anthes Brothers, 3 miles west, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Howell Tuesday night and stayed over, 3 miles north of Cass City. Broker. 7-12-2 with Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas Connell and Robert Speirs fam- son Peter of Rutland, Vermont. ' • - —• " —• "«.n. I. ••.! -*!•-. ' I liuju 11 mil inu-t I B i.in-r ,,„, ^ ilies and at the lake. and son Jerry of Pontiac and her returning home Wednesday. Losik-Garety Wed in Phone Gagetown NO 5-2579. FO'R SALE—-Garden fresh string and son in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs, Forest Tyo had 7-12-2 mother, Mrs. Ruby Stormer of Mr.'and Mrs. Gerald Stilson beans, yellow and green. Earl REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CASS CITY STATE BANK Auburn Hts., were Saturday visi- as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bauer and two children of and family had as Fourth of July Double-ring Service Moon, 6188 W. Main St., Cass of Cass City, Michigan, at the close of business June 30, 1962, a State tors at the Frank McVety home. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard CUSTOM Butchering Monday, banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws West Alice, Wis,, Diane Bauer of Tuesday and by noon Wednes- City. 7-12-2* Mr. and Mrs. Oscar South- Herzberger and family of Bay A double-ring service at a nup- of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published Detroit and Arthur Sherman of tial Mass celebrated in Saint Pat- day. Cutting and wrapping for in accordance with a call made by the .State Banking Authorities and worth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Clemens. City and Mr. and Mrs. George People who fly into a rage Al- rick Catholic Church in San Jose, deep freezes. 1% miles south. ways make a bad landing. by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. Harvey Southworth and family Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCullough Beaich and family of Vassar. The Carl Reed, Cass City. Phone 16. Beaches were overnight guests. Calif., June 9 at 9 a.m. by the ASSETS and William and Harvey South- are on a trip to New York state. 10-27-tf. Cash, balances with other banks, and worth of Sterling were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dorman and Rev. Father Arthur W. Hof- CLOCK-WATCHER Druggist Jimmy James of Cros- mann united Deloris Louise Losik, cash items in process of collection $ 419,293.73 afternoon callers of Mrs. Char- Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mosher FOR SALEr—AKC Pekinese dogs, Time hangs heavily on the United States Government obligations, well is at the drug store during daughter of Mrs. Mary Losik and shoulders of the workman who is lotte Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Scotty's absence. Their daughters, and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 2 males, 2 females, breeding age. direct and guaranteed 880,187.50 Harland Lounsbury. Mosher,. Betty and Frank Jr. the late Rudolph Losik of San just hanging around. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 395,219.47 Christine and Kathy, are spend- Priced to sell. 7101W. Marion spent July 4th with Mr. and Mrs. Jose, and Raymond Joseph Gare- Corporate stocks 11,400.00 Mrs, Lloyd Reagh had as visi- ing the time with relatives and ty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Longuski. Call before 3 p. m. INDIVIDUAL THINKING Loans and discounts (including $9.05 overdrafts) 2,553,473.10 tors Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. friends. Bob McAlpine at Holly. They 7-12-2 celebrated the McAlpines' an- Garety, formerly of Cass City and Self-reliance is' one of the Bank premises owned $1.00 1.00 Fleisher (Carrie McNutt) of Tam- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendrick, now of Paw Paw, Michigan. main contributions our schools Other assets 3,300.00 pa, Fla., who are spending some Mrs. Mary Fulcher and Mrs. niversary and Joel Mosher's birth- BRIDE'S BARGAIN day. Mrs.Violet Cowger was the or- instill in students of every age. ( i time here at the Brewster Shaw Caroline Gracey of Wickware, Mr. TOTAL ASSETS $4,26-2,874.80 home. SSgt. and Mrs. Graydon Agar ganist and played "Ave Maria" Young teacher and family leav- and Mrs. Theo Hendrick and their and "0 Beautiful Mother." ing the state. Sacrificing nearly Mrs. Lucy Starmann and daugh- daughter, Mrs. Irene O'Dell, and and two daughters left July 5 Railroads Need Men LIABILITIES after spending two weeks with She was escorted to the altar new: Norge Refrigerator; RCA Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, ters, Ann and Barbara, left Tues- three children of Dearborn and by Frank Boggio, an uncle of Needed at once to train as Sta- day in company with Mrs. Star- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max combination washer-dryer; 17 cu. tion Agents and operators. 17 to and corporations $ 691,687.85 Mrs, Hugh Hendrick attended the Long Beach, Calif. ft. freezer; 30" electric, range; Time and savings deposits of individuals, mann's sister, Mrs. Donald Green- Hendrick family reunion held Agar. They returned to Elgin 28 years, high school graduate .partnerships, and corporations 2,990,077.79 away of Lansing, on a trip to AFB at Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. The bride chose a floor-length living room couch and 2 arm or G. E. D. and in good health. Sunday at the roadside park on gown of fashioned Chantilly lace chairs, 2 odd tables, 1 coffee Deposits of United States Government (including Quebec and Eastern states. M-21 near Imlay City. Saturday evening, June 30, about You may qualify for training. postal savings) 38,030.19 30 relatives gathered at the Agar over taffeta which featured table; 1 double bed and Start $415 advance $550 up. 100 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 82,676,40 Mrs. William Stahlbaum and The twin babies born July 7 tapered sleeves which were wrist- mattress; 1-5 drawer chest; 1 two children of Chelsea, Mrs. in Cass City Hospital to Mr. and home for a cook-out meal and to per cent placement for the past Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 2',872.35 visit with the Graydon Agars. point. The bouffant skirt was desk; 1 studio couch; 1 kitchen 13 years upon completion low cost TOTAL DEiPOSITS $3,805,344^8 Chuck Auvil and three children Mrs. Al Goslin of Unionville, now trimmed in back with tiers of ny- table and 2 chairs; 1 black base- of Greenleaf, Mrs. Sophie Rogers make four boys and. four girls for Mr. .and Mrs. Theo Hendrick training. G. I. approved. have had as guests, Mrs. Irene lon net to form a chapel train. table lamp. All for $850. Cash or Other liabilities ...... - ...... 32,755.38 and son Harold of Detroit and the Goslins. The girl, Diane Pearls and aurora borealis crys- terms. Mrs. Nick Decker called on Mrs. O'Dell and three children of Dear- Men Also Needed Louise, weighed five,pounds, 12 tals embellished the scalloped to train as Business Machine TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... $3,838,099.9 6 Lloyd Reagh Friday. ounces and the boy, Duane Tho- born from Saturday until Wednes- neckline of rose inserts and but- Servicemen for IBM electric Mr. and Mrs. William Joos went mas, weighed six pounds, 10 oun- day and Mr. and Mrs, Lynn McCormick Realty CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Brown and three children of Den- toned with tiny covered buttons in typewriters and other makes of Friday to Saginaw where they ces, Mrs. Goslin. is a twin her- back of the bodice. Capital: Common stock, total par value - $200,000.00 self, having a twin brother. She ver, Colo., from Monday night un- and Insurance business machines. Surplus ...... visited her niece, Mrs. Floyd A crown of aurora borealis You may work days and train Stevens, and her nephew, Ed- also has a set of twin brothers. til Thursday. The Browns had Phone 200 Cass City Undivided profits ...... - ...... spent last week in Chicago with crystals and pearls topped by a nights in Atlanta if you meet our ward Bosley. At Alma they vis- Mrs. Goslin was the former Eva chiffon • rosette caplet secured 7-12-1 King. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown. qualifications. ' TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... $ 424,774.84 ited another niece of Mrs. Joos, her silk illusion veil. Her bridal If sincerely interested write Mrs. LeRoy Lake, and family and Some sixty horses were entered RESTAURANT HELP Wanted Services are slated for Alva bouquet was stephanotis sur- for week ends. Over 18 years old Mr. R. E. Maher, 315 Ruddell TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... $4,262,874.80 returned home Monday. C. Neal, 49, Saginaw, brother of in the show at Manton Sunday, MEMORANDA rounding white butterfly orchids and able to work nights. No Drive, Kokomo, Indiana. Give Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright and Mrs, Charles Newas, Cass City, including horses belonging to Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and Chuck and Arlene Peasley and carried on a white missal. phone calls. Apply 6862 E. Cass marital status, age, education and for other purposes...... $150,000.00 Irl and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mel- following his death early Tues- Kathy Wells of Three Rivers, City Rd. 7-12-1 time available. lendorf spent from June 30 until day morning at Saginaw General Linda Seeley. Ribbons and tro- I, C. M. Wallace, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare phies were given by the mer- Mich., was maid of honor. She that this report of condition is true and correct to the best ofmy know- July 6 with Miss Vera Mae Hospital after an illness of three chose a champagne pink satin ledge and belief. Wright in Alexandria, Va. They weeks. Born in Birch Run March chants in the 12 events. Lee * C. M. WALLACE * Smith served as a judge and Al- sheath, donned a pleated pillbox enjoyed many sights of interest 20, 1913, he was a self-employed headpiece with matching veiling We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report mechanic, and a member of the fred Seeley assisted. of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the in Alexandria, Mt. Vernon and and carried a French bouquet of Washington, D. C. Holy Family Church. The body is Mr. and Mrs. William Martus best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Sr. spent from Friday until Sun- pink carnations and white rose- C. ,S. Auten Sunday dinner guests at the lying in state at the Case Chapel, buds. FOR SHERIFF B. F. Benkelman William Donnelly home were Mr. Saginaw. day with Mr. and Mrs. William F. B. Auten Martus Jr. in Hagerstown, Ind. Regina'and Louise Losik, sis- and Mrs. William Hemmelspach The Rev. Melvin R. Vender re^ ters of the bride, «were brides- Directors and family of Pontiac, Mr. and turns to the Cass City Presby- They took home Craig -and Car- State of Michigan County of Tuscola ss: rie Martus, who had spent a few maids. Cynathia Hunt, friend ,of Mrs. Joe Simon and daughters of terian Church Sunday as vaca- the bride', was junior bridesmaid. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of July, 1962. Mt. Pleasant, Miss Grace Donnelly tion supply pastor. He served at days with their grandparents, the Robert H. Keating, Notary Public Jerome Rocheleaus of Gagetown. All wore pink taffeta gowns with My commission expires: Oct. 5, 1963 of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- the church for 14 years 1943-57. large old' rose sash;' donned I AM bert Vargo Jr. of Cass City. His sermon title is "Salvation matching ' pleated pillbox head- ""REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE PINNEY STATE BANK Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Koepf from An Untoward Generation". of Cass City, Tuscola County, Michigan, at the close of business June Couple Married in pieces with matching ' veiling. were Sunday dinner guests of the Mr. and Mrs. Vender will return They carried French bouquets of 30, 1962, a state banking institution organized and operating under to Marietta, Ohio, July 20-31, GORDON H. the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve Bernard J. Koepf family of Caro. Civil Ceremony pink carnations and baby rose- Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. where he will be supply pastor for buds. System. Published in accordance with a call made by the State Bank- the final two weeks in July. Sun- ing Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. John Koepf Sr. and John Koepf Married .in a civil ceremony Leonard Losik, brother of the ASSETS Jr. The occasion was Mrs. John day, Aug. 19, Vender will preach July 7 in Cass City by Justice of bride, was ring bearer. CARTER Cash, balances with other banks, and Koepf Sr.'s 59th birthday. again in Cass City. Peace Mrs. Reva M. Little in her Rudolph Losik, brother of the cash items in process of collection $ 471,325.69 Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall The Rev. and Mrs. Gene Sick- home were Miss Linda Louise bride, was best man. Thomas and United .States Government obligations, left Friday for Portage, Wis,, and ler, Becky, Mark and Sue and Quinn of Cass City and Anthony Augustine Losik were ushers. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE direct and guaranteed 1,248,725.09 Miss Nancy Pry or of Newaygo, Wayne Yost of Carsonville. The Obligations of States and political subdivisions 434,753.33 Saturday took their son Roger They are also brothers of the and his wife from Portage to their the Rev. and Mrs. Allan Jennex, bride is the daughter of Mr. and bride. Corporate stock (including $9,000.00 stock of Carol, Jerry and Louann of Rives Mrs. Owen Quinn and Mr. and Federal Reserve Bank) 9,000.00 home at Evanston, 111. They re- The bride's mother chose a light Loans and discounts (including $573.27 overdrafts) 2,203,103.21 turned home Tuesday. Mrs. Roger Junction and the Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Yost Jr. of Carson- rose satin sheath with matching For Sheriff Bank premises owned $23,043.28, furniture Marshall is recovering from in- Clifford Owens and Paul of Grand ville are parents of the groom. accessories. The groom's mother and fixtures $10,574.12 33,617.40 juries sustained in an auto acci- Rapids returned to their homes Attendants were the bride's chose pale blue brocade taffeta Other assets ! 127.42 dent while on their wedding trip. July 4 after visiting the ladies' brother and his wife, Mr. and sheath with matching jacket with Mrs. Owen L. Quinn. Present at Joel, 18-months-old son of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar. white accessories. Their corsages TOTAL ASSETS $4,400,652.14 Carol and Jerry Jennex returned the ceremony also was the mother were white miniature carnations. and Mrs. Carl Palmateer, was of the bride. treated by a physician Wednes- home with their parents after Following the ceremony, a With the fundamentals of character, friendship and fitness, I LIABILITIES spending some time here. The bride chose a beige jacket Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, day evening after he fell down buffet luncheon was served at hereby state that from the first day to the last day in the office Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Maharg dress and her attendant wore a the home of the bride's mother to of sheriff of Tuscola County, I will strive for the utmost of service and corporations - $ 859,301.61 some basement steps in the Ur- beige brocaded sheath dress. Both Time and savings deposits of individuals, quhart home, to which the Pal- and sons entertained a large 100 guests. An afternoon recep- and justice for all the people of Tuscola County, with an accent on: partnerships, and corporations 3,011,042.51 company of relatives Sunday. wore white accessories and cor- tio^ was held from 12 to 4. mateers are moving. A cut over sages of varied colored mums. Deposits of United States Government (including the eye required several stitches. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd For going away the bride chose postal savings) 22,205.70 A reception for the newlyweds (1) GUIDING the youth of the county to good citizenship. Mr. and Mrs, Don Kaufman Montreiul and daughters of Edin- a turquoise linen suit with white Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 17,927.22 borough, Scotland, Mr. and Mrs. was held Saturday evening at and sons returned home Thursday accessories and wore the corsage (2) FAIR and courteous treatment under the laws of the coun- Deposits of States and political subdivisions 85,250.30 James Phelan of Port Huron, Mr. Argyle. , ' i TOTAL DEPOSITS $3,995,727.34 night from a vacation trip to of butterfly orchids from her ty, of the state, and of all people. and Mrs. Dan Sherman and Leon- bouquet. (a) Total demand deposits 974,684.83 various places of interest in the- Quality has everything in its (b) Total time deposits 3,021,042.51 lower peninsula which included ard of Highland Park, Mr. and The new Mrs. Garety gradu- (3) UNIFORM law enforcement applicable to each and every Mrs. Maynard Doerr and family favor including the price. part of the lake shore and the ated from the Three Rivers High citizen. of Royal Oak, Mrs. Nell Seurynck TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,995,727.34 sand dunes. School in 1960 and is now em- and Clinton McCrea and children ployed at the S. H. Kress Co. in (4) CO-ORDINATION of all law enforcement agencies in Tus- CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Mrs. George Getchel and child- of Detroit and the Misses Bridget Santa Clara, Calif. Mr. Garety cola County. Capital: (a) Common stock, total par value $150,000.00 150,000.00 ren are at Rock Lake for six and Susan Phelan and Thomas local Markets is a graduate of Akron Com- (5) COOPERATION with other counties, state and federal Surplus 150,000.00 weeks during the Church of Herron of Gagetown. Other after- munity school, Akron, Mich. He Undivided profits 98,755.33 Christ camp season. Mrs. Getchel noon and supper guests were Mr. Buying price agencies. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital) .. 6,169.47 served with the U. S. Navy from is serving as life guard. Elaine and Mrs. Vincent Wald and sons, Beans 1957 to 1960 and now is employed Englehart accompanied them and George and Mike, and Miss Mary at Pacific Telephone and Tele- I have a complete technical knowledge of various police work, hav- TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 404,924.80 will spend three weeks there. Soybeans 2.29 Wald of Gagetown. Beans 6.50 graph Co. in San Jose. ing graduated with high honors from the police school in Bay City, TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $4,400,652.14 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark O'Dell of Cranberries 5.50 The couple left on a short sponsored by the Saginaw Valley Law Enforcement Officers As- and Mrs. Al Seeley and daughter Caro entertained a large group of Light Red Kidney beans .... 7.40 honeymoon in northern California sociation, as well as other state and federal police agencies. MEMORANDA Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Charles relatives and friends at a party Dark Red Kidney beans 7.25 and Lake Tahoe. Assets pledged or assigned to secure Peasley and family and Jerry Saturday evening honoring Mr. Small Reds 6.50 They will reside at their new liabilities and for other purposes 160,000.00 Guild attended a horse show at I was born and raised in Tuscola County and my experience of Deposits of the State of Michigan and Mrs. David O'Dell who re- Yellow Eyes 7.25 home at 1088 Morris Court, San Manton _ Sunday. The Peasleys, cently arrived home from Hawaii. Jose, 26, Calif. some 40 years dealing with the public and 13 years of police work, (Included in Item 16) 12,353.13 Jerry, Guild and Linda Seeley especially the last 7 years as Chief of Police of Vassar, makes me I, William S. Ruhl, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby de- Among those attending the gath- Grain Out-of-tO'Wn guests were the clare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my stayed over at Manton until Tues- ering were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corn, shelled bu 1.01 groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. a natural for the office of Sheriff in Tuscola County. knowledge and belief. . day. Lee Smith served as a judge Emigh of Haycreek, Mr. and Mrs. Oats 36 Ib. test 56 John J. Garety of Paw Paw, Mr. WILLIAM S. RUHL' at the horse show., Don Finkbeiner and their guests, Wheat, new 1.97 and Mrs. Frank Boggio, Long Your support at the polls will be greatly appreciated. We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report Mr. and Mrs. Eldon- Stouten- the Ray O'Dells of Taylor, Mr. Rye 1.00 Beach, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Alton of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the burg and family entertained at a and Mrs. Walter Finkbeiner and Feed Barley 1.50 Hay, son Allan, Mr. and Mrs. best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. picnic supper Friday evening sons, E*ugene and Tim, Mr. and Buckwheat 2.00 Gerald Hay and family of Camp- Elizabeth E. Pinney when guests were Mr. and Mrs. Livestock bell, Calif. William J. Profit Mrs. Fay McComb, Bob McComb Robert H. Keating Thomas True and daughter Terri and friend, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Cows, pound 10 .15 THANK YOU "' Directors and, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McGin- Hendrick and Mrs. Irene O'Dell Cattle, pound 16 .21 OFF BALANCE State of Michigan County of Tuscola ss: » nis of Mt. Auburn, 111., Mr. and and three children. Also among Calves, pound 20 .30 The real problem today is how ,Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of July, 1962. Mrs. Jay Stoutenburg of Snover, those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hogs pound 17 to make both ends meet, and (Paid Political Adv.) Irene Stafford, Notary Public Max Stoutenburg and Mr. and .Sherwell Kelly and son Bob of Produce most of us are not very good at My commission expires: Mar. 83 1963 Mrs. Al Seeley and daughters. Romulus. , ,_ ; .L J_jJJAIJ|. Eggs, large doz. ...=..,..„„ .31 figures. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CITY CHRONICLE PAGE FIVE-

WANT AD RATES FARM LOANS: Finance your USED SIEGLER oil space heat- NOW RENT our Glamorene Elec- FOR SALE—Electric Master FOR RENT—two-bedroom mo- Want ad of 20 words or less. 50 centa For Sale By REAL ESTATE tric rug brush. Low daily rental, stove, $20. Dearborn gas stove, dern cottage, 3J4 block from each insertion; additional words. 2*4 farm credit needs with a land er. Come and see it and save. centh each. Save money by enclosing bank loan. Low Interest. Long Fuelgas Co. of Cass City, Phone $2.00 with purchase of Glamor- new, $25. '53 Chevy power-glide. beach. Completely furnished in- cash with mail orders. Rates for display DEFORD, MICHIGAN —"This ene Dry Cleaner. A gallon does want ad on application- term. Call or write for complete 395. 6-7-tf. 4 east, 5 north, 4 east, */i north cluding boat. About 30 from details. Federal Land Bank B. A. CALKA - neat 7 room home with sunroom up to four 9x12 carpet areas. of Cass City. 7-5-3* Cass City in Oak Beach area. Ass'n., 651 North State, Caro. APARTMENT for rent^-3 rooms is for sale and owner will accept Kills moths instantly. Gambles, $45 per week. Jerome Root Jr., CALL COLLECT Phone 597. 12-22-tf and screened porch, stove and a neat trailer house as down Cass City. 6-8-tf 4196 Maple. Phone 553M. 7-5-2* and refrigerator furnished. Mrs. payment ,— home has 4. large bedrooms; hardwood floors; fur- RED WING WORK shoes for SPECIAL LIMITED time offer. Raleigh AuBuchon, 6360 Hough- 4 APARTMENT BUILDING - in LOOK ton St. 6-21-tf. nace; bathroom;, utility room off longer wear. Sweat proof in- Nationally advertised new glass LET US HELP excellent condition - all modern kitchen; kitchen wi.th lots of cup- soles. Guaranteed never to erack Dairy - Beef - Poultry lined 30-gallon gas water heat- Before you buy. Get our deal Harvey Asher kitchens and bathrooms; separ- boards - 5 alum, awnings; large or curl. Riley's Foot Comfort, Hog Housing er just $44.50. Act now. Fuel- YOU PLAN on a Rambler or boats and ate heating systems; separate yard with beautiful lawn. Will Cass City. 10-1-tf Machine Storage - gas Co., Cass City. Phone 395. motors. meters; separate entrances - sell for $7,500. with easy terms. Warehousing 5-24-tf your future in Bookkeeping, Service very good income - will accept FOR SALE—'Piano and bench. Free Planning small home in trade. JUST LISTED: Brick home in ex- Good condition, needs tuning. and Estimating ECHO CHAPTER OES will hold Pole buildings Brad's Sales 4192 S. Seeger Street cellent condition; 2 bathrooms; $30. 2 3|4 north of Cass City. a bake sale Friday, July 20, at Phone 8231R. 7-12-1 Albee's store, starting at noon. Silos (Corner of Sixth and Seeger) TAVERN with dancing — inter- suitable for 2 families or just one Write to: and Service section of two highways — large family >••, new,wall to wall 7-12-1 FOR SALE—Super-A, Farmall Silo unloaders We prepare all Tax Forms. THUMB Area; grossed $42,000. carpeting in living room; practi- '52 rebuilt motor, with cultiva- FOR SALE—Nationally adver- Sebewaing TU 1-3031 We offer monthly bookkeeping in 1961 . . . $10,000. down. cally all rooms newly decorated; Bunk feeders tor and bean puller. Kenneth Moriarty Buildings tised 52-gallon electric water 3-22-tf service or specialized advice when Lennox oil furnace; slate roof; heater, $19.95. Ftielgas Co. of Dairy equipment large center hall with open stair- Montei, 3 miles east, 1 3|4 south desired BLOCK PLANT - THUMB Area- of Deford. 7-12-1* 9773 North Main St. Cass City. Phone 395. 5-17-tf FOR SALE—Nine young Hoi- Phone 76 comes completely equipped — way; situated on knoll with large Clifford, Michigan stein cows. Tom Herron, % mile 5-3-tf. priced at $5,000. down — full shade trees; extra large lot. Phone: Clifford 2165 - Collect FREE— a year's subscription to FARM BUREAU east of Gagetown. 7-12-1* SEE the Chronicle when you order price $24,000. 5 ROOM HOME - one story - ex- Mayville Vi 3-3552 FUELGAS CO Bulk gas, for Kingston 33F11 , your wedding invitations at the FOR SALE—Heavy duty wagon every purpose. From 20 pounds tra large kitchen with lots of SERVICES KEN CUMPER 12-28-tf Chronicle. Hundreds of styles Cass City Phone 15 with grain box. 4 miles east, 3 to 1000 gallons, Rates is low as 2 GRADE B MILK routes - both kitchen cabinets; glass enclosed competitively priced. Come in 1-4-tf south and 3 east of Cass City. 4c per pound. Furnaces> ranges, have 1961 Ford trucks — one porch - basement; furnace; very at , ar>4 look over our selection. water heaters, refrigerators, route hauling 6,300 pounds; neat in and out - $9,000 easy 4182 Maple St. RUBBER STAMPS, typewriter Leroy Sefton. 7-5-2* 6-7-tf. FOR SALE—Case 75, combine wall furnaces, floor furnaces, other route hauling 9,000 pounds terms. Septic Tank Service and adding machine paper and with motor. Phone 8310-R, HAVING SOMETHING special? washers and dryers. If it's gai -TERMS AVAILABLE. Painting-Whitewashing ribbons always available at the Chronicle. Widest section in FOR RENT—Modern, furnished Louis Franks Jr. 7-5-2 We have decorated or plain ice we sell and service it. Gomel TO RENT — We have 3 homes Back Hoe Digging cream slices for weddings, show- M-81 and M-53. Phone Cass City WE HAVE A NUMBER of Good available for immediate occu- Air Compressor-Air Hammer town. Priced to sell, of course. cottage in Oak Beach area. FARMERS ATTENTION — We ers etc. Also try our delicious 395 for free estimate. 4-21-tf Business Opportunities Avail- pancy. Built-up roofing with hot asphalt. 9-7-tf Betty Andrus, phone 58W. fruit punch. Call 337. Parrott able at this time, such as: Hotel 7-5-2 will not be doing any custom R AND M AUTO PARTS, Cass FOR THESE AND OTHER List- butchering until further notice. Ice Cream Co., N. Dodge Rd., with liquor; 2 hardware stores; CALL.. 115 24 HOUR SERVICE—Photo fin- Cass City. 6-30-tf City, is not responsible for any implement dealership; laundra- ings on Homes* Farms & Bus- ishing, hi-gloss finish. Service, Gross and Maier, Cass City. bills other than those contracted inesses see, call or write to: 8-24-tf 6-21-tf mat; grocery stores with SDM quality and fair price. Enlarge- WILL DO CUSTOM combining by the owner. 7-5-2 take out license; large GAS ments made from your nega- Real Estate TAKE OVER balance on like new NOTICE—We repair* zippers and Alfred Cooklin, 6 miles south, 2 FOUND—Boy's bike on Shabbona STATION; 2 TAVERNS; DIME B. A. Calka tives. Neitzel Studio, Cass replace them in jackets, etc. east and 2% south of Cass City. STORE; block plant; restau- Electrolux sweeper. Automatic City. 10-20-tf SEVEN MILES WEST of Cass f Road. Owner to identify and-pay model with all attachments. City. Corner 40 acres, Miami Riley's Foot Comfort, Cass City. Phone 8527-K. 7-12-2 for ad. Call 7146-R. • 7-12-1* rants, etc. CALL OFFICE FOR 8-23~tf Real Estate $47.25 cash or pay $4.75 per CERTIFIED baler twine for loam. Modern two-story 3 bed- FOR SALE—1955 Chevy, 6 MORE INFORMATION. sale. $6.75 per bale. Milton CELLULOSE FIBER insulation 6306 W. Main St. month. Phone 325. 7-12-1 room house, paneled den, living SPECIAL—Limited time only. "cylinder, standard transmission, 160 ACRE1S near SANDUSKY - Erard. 6-21-6 room with wall-to-wall carpet, is the best and Fuelgas has it WANTED—used western saddles. $29.00 for child's memorial recently overhauled, body in A-l at the price you want to pay. level and well drained* 10 room Cass City, Mich. Phone 365 large kitchen, bath. Basement (under 12 yes*rs). Memorial day condition. John Mclntosh, 2 Will buy, sell, trade and repair WANTED—junk cars, batteries, Cooler in the summer, warmer home with bathroom and new saddles. Riley's Foot Comfort, with new forced air furnace, rec- is every day. DeLong's Mem- south, 3 west. Phone 8148W. oil furnace; 2 barns; granary; 2 iron, scrap metal and tractors. reation room. Well constructed in the winter, we have purchased Branch Office located at Cass City. 6-15-tf L and L Supply Co., 8 miles east orials, 6642 Huron St., Cass 7-12-1* a truckload and can offer quan- car garage; owner retiring; $10,- 741 South State St., Caro, Michi- horse barn, corral, exceptionally City. Phone 144. 6-14-tf 000. down - full price $32,000. APARTMENT for rent. Inquire of Cass City. Phone Ubly OLive well landscaped yard. All build- tity discounts now. Fuelgas Co. gan 8-4503. 6-7-8* 304 E. Main St., Sebewaing, ings in excellent condition. $21,- HOUSE TRAILER for sale. Ideal of Cass City. Phone 395. 5-17-tf 40 ACRES — between Cass City , Phone OiS-32032 6 Salesmen To Serve You 7-5-2* 000 with $7,500 down. for camping. 20 foot, electric WANTED—married couple to and Gagetown; level with 30 AT HILL ORCHARDS—Cherries refrigerator, Duo Therm heater, acres tillable; 3 bedroom ranch Listings Wiamted-Buyers Waiting SUPP-HOSE Hosiery by Mojud - will be ready Monday, July 9. NEAR SMALL TOWN on county Unconditionally guaranteed move into my home tor board me gas stove, bed, studio couch. and do laundry. Rent free. Must type home with bathroom; oil that triumphs over leg fatigue. Bring containers and pick your hard surfaced road. 80 acres, Only $200.00, Lloyd Vyse. Phone against defects. WE HAVE lor sale several good pay light bill, half fuel, phone heat; lots of cupboards; washer used.portable and upright type- Both men's and women's. Riley own. Price is down. Picking corner farm. Ideal potato-corn 225M .7-12-1* and dryer included in sale - small writers; also a complete stock of Foot Comfort. Cass City. should last 2 to 3 weeks. Open land. Single story 3-bedroom Quantity discount and water. Charles McCaslin, 12-17-tf 4727 N. Seeger. 7-5-2 barn - on black top road -- priced new typewriters, all makes. We weekdays 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sunday house, oak floors, full bath, nice LIFETIME WARRANTY stone 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. R. L. Hill, 7 miles lined 30-gallon gas water heat- at $8,000. also service any make of office kitchen. Full basement barn, ALFRED GOOD ALL GENERAL INSURANCE—Com- equipment. McConkey Jewelry southwest of Caro on M-81. 7-5-3 stanchions, drinking cups, other er. Just $79.95. Fuelgas Co., plete line of all insurance, fire, 180 ACRES - 100 acres tiled — REAL ESTATE Cass City, Phone 395. 5-24-tf and Gift Shop. 10-15-tf FOB SALE—Two-wheel stock out buildings. Sickness. Full 1 mile west, 3|4 north of Cass City casualty, hospitalization. Cope- 8 room brick home with bath & price only $13,500. land Insurance Agency, Phone oil furnace; 42 stanchions with COMING SOON—Limited num- trailer. 1 south, */4 east of Cass GE GARBAGE disposals for 6-7-tf City. 7-12-2* $38.88. Regular $79.95. We have 390, 6293 Main St., Cass City. drinking cups; 2 silos 20x60' & ber of homes for RENT. KINGSTON: 40 acres, all tillable. ROOMS FOR RENT at Severns. 12x40'; 42x80' tool shed; 30x36' Modern 3 bedroom house, full just 11 left. Thumb Appliance 5-24-tf. Farm and General WE HAVE a good variety of Center, Inc., Cass -City. 6-28-3 4391 S. Seeger. Phone 436. work shop; 37 acre wheat allot- Now Is The Time bath, basement. Small barn, 6-21-tf FOR SALE—Great Lakes trailer, ment - one of the best — $62,- homes for sale. S'ome with NO granary. Comes with 5 milch down payment. EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER 8 x 35-ft. Two bedrooms, full 000. terms available; silo un- Let us reroof, reside, eave cows, tractor and other farm FOR SALE—Raspberries. Start bath. Cash or terms. 6 south, 3 Auctioneering Complete auctioneering service. loader and Patz gutter cleaner FARMS OF ALL SIZES. Some trough, insulate and install alum- equipment. $13,500 with $6,000 to pick Monday. Put your order east, 1 3|4 south of Cass City. F. Handle anywhere. Ira Osentoski, optional; Grade A milk house real bargains. Liberal terms on inum windows, doors or awnings. down. Langmaid. 7-12-2* 6219 Pringle Rd. Phone 8557R in. 1st place east of Erla's store. 14x18'. anything we sell. Deal directly with owner. Call Cass City. 9-30-tf Steve Hrabec. 7-12-1* Copeland Brothers 5V2 MILES southwest of Cass FOR SALE—Heavy duty welder. 1% ACRES - close in to Cass DO YOU WANT to buy real es- City. 80 acres of highly produc- NOW ARRIVING—New spring 5 miles south, 3 east, 1 3|4 south Bill Sprague FOR SALE—1958 Dodge Coronet City - 4 room home very neat in Phone 390 or 8235K tate ? Having trouble on finan- tive loam. 12 year old three-bed- drapery materials. Large selec- Cass City. F. Langmaid. 4-door sedan. Low mileage car and out — bathroom; one story; Cass City cing? We arrange financing for ELKTON ROOFING and SIDING room house, plenty of closets, in good condition. Priced right. tion of patterns and colors on Phone 7437W. 7-5-2* $2,500. requiring a $800 down individuals. (No Dealers) Phone 375-4215 or drop a card kitchen with birch cupboards. Contact Paul Alfano, phone Cass hand and still arriving to serve payment. 5-24-tf Full basement with forced air you. We also carry a complete FOR SALE—12 ft. self-propelled Terms to 5 years. City 60. 7-12-1 160 ACRES with equipment - neat ONE BIG CRIB of corn for sale. WE CAN ARRANGE farm mort- furnace. Good bam, 15 stanch- line of Kirsch Drapery Hard- International combine. Cash or gages, home financing, G. I. 4-19-tf. terms. 5 miles south, 3 east, 5 room home with bathroom; 2V4 south of Cass City. Joe Dul- ions, drinking cups. LOOK This ware. Stop in and shop our shaded yard - lots of flowers, loans and many others. YOU'LL BE PLEASED with the Barm Over and Compare Crops complete line of famous brand 1 3|4 south Cass City. F. Lang- emba. 7-12-2* maid. Phone 7437W. 7-5-2* etc. Large barn with 23 stanch- quality and delighted with the $16,800 with $5,000 down. For Sale name furniture. Open Fridav COME IN ANYTIME—It doesn't price of commercial printing a' ions; drinking cups; milk house; REGISTER FORMS, all types cost anything to talk. evenings until 9:00 p.m. Satow's salesbooks and snap-out forms the Chronicle. From letterhead^ NEW TWO-BEDROOM house lo- Cass City., on Sherman street., F'O". SALE—600 bushels of hog house; granary; poultry Home of Fine Furnishing, Sebv.- o°'". ^--'b of corn, 200 bales of priced right at the Chronicle. Be to invoices, from auction bills to cated on blacktop road. All oak 60.5 x 132 foot lot. Well con- house: 135 acres tillable - all in WE WRITE the most complete waing. 2-22-tf oat s^raw. one York boar hog, one parcel - comes with 2 trac- sure to ask as for a quote be- line of insurance in Cass City. booklets, we're <*«uipped to serve floors, plastered walls, 14x19 liv- structed and nicely decorated fore you order your new sup- you. Call 13 for paompt free es- ing room, 10x12 dinette, nice two-bedroom house with closets, WANTED: Middle-aged woman one year old. Fred Hull, 4 south, tors and other equipment. $26,- "If it's insurable, we write it." 2V east of Cass City. 7-12-1* plies. No obligation. 9-7-tf timates. 9-7-tf kitchen with built-in range- oven full bath, nice kitchen with tiled for general office work. Must 2 500. or will sell without, equip- ment —- terms available. birch cupboards. Full basement floors, living room, utility room. be a good typist and have work- ATTENTION: Man or Woman: WANTED—2 salesmen to sell with gas forced air heat, large ing knowledge of bookkeeping. McCormick Realty Duo^therm space heater, alumi- 200 ACRES - Beef & Dairy Qualify as a Rawleigh Dealer in automotive parts in the area. summer kitchen, recreation num storms. One-car garage. Steady employment. Write Box Hartwick Farm - river thru farm - good Cass City. Should be 25 or over. Also, one office girl. R & M room. 1% baths. Small barn, 44D, co Chronicle. 7-12-1 and Insurance Ideal as started home or for City 6 room home - recently re- Many earn $2.75 to $3.00 hourly. Auto Parts, Main St., Cass City. three acres of garden loam. Own- Cass City retirement. $6,850 with $2,000 Asphalt Paving modeled; 2 barns - $8,000 down Part-time considered. Call or. Phone 200 • 7-5-2 er moving outstate. $13,000 with POWER~FURNACE CLEANING 7-12-1 and terms to suit buyer. — selling price is $28,500. write Rawleigh Dept. MCG-541- $4,000 down. Look this one over. with our giant machine. Costs 1110 Freeport, 111. 7-12-E02 WATCH AND CLOCK repair. no more than old-fashioned, in- Crystals, bands, watches. Bill For more information call William Zemke efficient cleaning. Call for a Driveways 80 ACRES - choice location HOUSE FOR RENT—3 room, MacCallum Jr., 3466 7th St., cheerful free estimate. Fuelgas - cornering 2 black top roads - 8 bath and utility. Newly dec- Owendale. 4-26-13* Co. of Cass City. Phone 395. Parking Lots room brick home; bathroom; new Grain Dryers orated, partly furnished. 4 east, William Zemke Broker, Deford Phone 8560J Gas furnace; L-shaped barns; 3 south, 1% east. William Wood. RASPBERRIES — Picking now 7-12-1 5-17-tf Broker and Etc. silo; level and highly productive- For the Family - Size Farm • . ' 7-5-tf 35c a quart or pick your own 25c KEYS! Any kind at Bulen 75 acres tillable. Price reduced a quart. Mrs. Albert Englehart, GE GARBAGE disposals for For Less Than $1500. Delivered NOW REPRESENTING Stevens Deford, Phone 8560-J $38.88. Regular $79.95. We have Motors. Cass City, Mich. 1-8-tf. from $19,500 to $17,800. for 1000 bushels per 16-hour day Phone 7146M. 5 south, 2 3|4 east For Free Estimate quick sale. Van Lines. Nation-wide moving . of Cass City. 7-12-1 7-12-1 just 11 left. Thumb Appliance FOR SALE—New 3 bedroom Other sizes to 11,400 bushels service. McCormick Realty, Cass Center, Inc., Cas-s City. 6-28-3 house, 1% baths, carpeting- Call office for more information per day City. Phone 200. 6-7-tf WE HAVE on nand a. nice selec- TO ALL THE PEOPLE in the Call 370-W Cass City and surrounding area- panelled basement with built- on other listings of farms (some FOR MORE INFORMATON tion of registered Hi/lstein cows BUY DISABLED COWS and ins. 6790 Pine St., Cass City. WANTED—Scrap metal, bat- and heifers. Some -with records I wish to express my deepest horses. Call collect Cass City 6823 East Main St. Cass City stocked & equipped) Financing 5-3-tf available. WE CARRY ONE OF PHONE 15 teries, junk cars. Pick up on Calfhood vaccinated. TB and thanks and admiration for those 7235R. : 6-21-tf 5-31-tf quantities. Call 373. Southside Bang's tested. See us for your folks who have helped my fian- THE LARGEST LISTINGS IN Auto Parts, Cass City. 11-30-tf ALL MAKES of lawn mowers THE THUMB AREA ON ASK FOR CLINTON LAW replacements. No Sunday sales. cee and myself in the past four 2, miles east, % mile north ol sharpened and repaired. Also FREE—Short course In photog- FARMS, HOMES and BUSI- years. A special thanks to the Bookkeeper Needed Marlette. Taylor Holsteins, Longuski and Winter families spark plugs and oil made spe- raphy with every camera sold NESSES. MEdford 5-5761. 5-10-tf cial for mowers. Cass City Auto by Neitzel. 9-30- if, Farm Bureau Michigan-Grown for the privilege of feeling as Must be able to type and use Parts 5-3-tf. CASEVILLE — very neat 5 room FOR SALE— 1955 Cab-over one of their own. I wish to thank calculator. Bookkeeping back- FOR SALE—1955 Ford Sunliner home; 8 yrs. old; beautifully Services Fruit and Vegetables Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stevens for ground necessary. convertible with Ford-o-matic, Chevrolet, 2-ton cattle truck. 16- ONE BEDROOM furnished a- shaded lot with lots of shrubs, foot rack; Dick Erla, phone 280. the broadmindedness and spiri- radio, heater and 295 engine. Cabbage head lOc partment for rent. Ideal for 1 etc. Living room 12x24' with Cass City 4-26-tf tual help given to Marie and my- person or working couple. In- WRITE: Priced to sell. In very good con- dining ell; sliding doors in clos- Distributors of Michigan U. S. No. 1 self in the past year. Very Grate- quire at Fort's Store. 5-3-tf dition. Alfred Cooklin, 6 miles ets; bathroom tiled; built-in ..AMERICAN GRAIN DRYER.. Potatoes 10 Ibs. 49c USED ELECTRIC RANGES fully yours, Joseph J. High. Box 1 cjo Cass City south, 2 east and 2% miles south oven & range - $8,000. Terms. 1-11-tf "B" Size 30 and 36-inch sizes. Ideal for 7-12-1 FOR SALE—1961 LaSall-e, 8x35, of Cass City. 7-12-2 Potatoes 10 Ibs. 29c the thrift minded who want a in excellent condition, 2 bed- Chronicle ELKTON, MICH. - 7 room home LOST—Brown and white Brit- Michigan reliable stove at a bargain price. WE WISH TO THANK Drs. rooms. Walnut Trailer Park. only 14 years old — 4 bedrooms; String Beans ,2 Ibs. 29c Fuelgas Co. of Cass City. Phone Donahue and Nigg, the Hills and 6-28-3* Giving experience and qualifica- .. New Lower Prices.. very neat in and out — large tany. Call 267 days or 544-J tions. Custom Slaughtering nights. 7-12-1« Home-grown 395. 6'7-1 Dales Hospital staff. Also, neigh- Cutting, wrapping complete kitchen with breakfast nook; Cucumbers 3 for 25c bors, friends and relatives for HAMILTON GAS DRYER—reg- 7-12-1 wall to wall carpeting in living RASPBERRIES—Pick in your ular $264.50- now only $189.95 WANTED—Lady to care for Home-grown their many acts of kindness, the NEW APARTMENT size range 3c Per Pound room; bathroom tiled; full base- home and two children. Alton Tomatoes ".... Ib. 39c baskets, 15 cents per quart. Fri- Douglas Funeral Home for their at Fuelgas Co., corner M-81 ment; garage; convenient to day, Monday, Wednesday, Fri- and M-53. Phone 395. 2-8-tf. with oven controls, $59.95, We offer you ample cooling O'Connor, Cass City. 5-31-tf. Bananas 10 Ibs. 99c services, the Revs. Canfield and at Fuelgas Company, Corner space for tender aging if desired. stores, playground and school - Sweet day. 1% south, % east of Deck- Wurtz for their comforting BOTTLED GAS. Also In bulk. ON HAND—several good used M-53 and M-81, Cass City. large fenced in yard. OWNER Cherries 39c qt. er. John Wurfel. 7-12-1 words. The family of Mrs. Lydia Erla's TRANSFERRED - $11,500. Regular deliveries. Longs buy Zenith hearing aids. All have Phone 395.. 6-21-tf or $5.00 a lug. FOR SALE—-HomeIite chain White. 7-12-1 been factory overhauled. From Cass City Packing Co. terms. direct from refinery. Have our own plant. To save you money. Bar-B-Qued Chicken Every saws; Johnson outboard motors, I WOULD LIKE TO THANK $19. Come in and let us. demon- MRS. HOUSEWIFE, Mr Busi- Pickup and delivery' available Friday and Saturday Long Furniture and Tri-Gas boats and accessories. Boyd everyone for being so nice while strate. No obligation. Call 278 nessman. Summer is on its way Phone 280 Marlette. 4-6-tf Shaver's Garage, Caro, across for nome demonstration. McCon- Now is the time to make ar- 3-29 Jim's Fruit Market I was in the hospital. Special B. A. Calka from Caro Drive-in. Phene thanks to the Kelleys, Babiches, key Jewelry and Gift Shop. rangements to have us take FOR SALE-Crib of corn. 4 south, O Shorn 33039. 1-23-tf. FOR SALE—30 acres of hay" al- 6571 Main Phone 285-R . Rev. Weeks for his calls, all the 11-9-tf down your storm windows, wash IVz west of Cass City. E. Patera. 7-12-1 your windows and screens and falfa and timothy. Very good, 7-12-1 EVERY TUESDAY is double prayers, Deford Methodist OVERSTOCK CLEARANCE "on put up your storms. Write reasonable priced. By field or Real Estate FOR SALE—Grain wagon, bean stamp day at M & R Standard Church and MYF for the plants used Singers. Some like new, Supreme Window Cleaning Serv- take all. No Sunday sales. Phone IT'S FURNACE cleaning time- harvester, double disc. One mile .Service, Cass City. 5-4-tf and cards. Also to Dr. Donahue Some with Zig, Zag and button- ice, 113 N. Elm St., Saginaw or U,bly OL 8-5794 or write George again — don't wait till you west, one north and 3(4 west of and staff, Hills and Dales Hos- holers.. Cabinets and portables. call Cass City 13. A representa- Robinson, Tyre, Mich. 9% east 6306 W. Main St. want to use your furnace. Call Gagetown on county line. Jim RAPSON'S FOOD MARKET, pital for the excellent care. Your From $38.00. Terms. Phone 325. tive will contact you at no obli- of Cass City, south side of road. Finkbeiner Plumbing and Heat- Kady. •, , .7-12-2* Gagetown. Open daily 8 to 9. kindness will long be remem- gation, 3-21-tf Li _• ; i ; ,,,;.,., 7-12-1 : , ' 1-12-1* Cass City, Mich. Phone 365 ing, phone 325, ; ( :. .6-28-3 , ;_ . 4-541, bered, Henry Lee Rode. .7*12-1 PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHEONrCLE-THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962 CABS CITY, MICHIGAN

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-KOMMENTS BY KRAFT; Hacker in Recent Naval Exercise Capetown News Clinton J. Hacker Jr., seaman fast carrier striking force opposed Cass City After Dark apprentice, U.SN, son of Mr. and by submarines and aircraft. Air Mrs. Helen Pierce, Ambrose . Mr. Hendreckson spent the past Mrs. Clintoii J. Hacker of Route 1, opposition was provided by jet Hines .and Mr. and Mrs. Victor week here. Snover,. is serving aboard the and propeller-driven aircraft, in- Chro-stowski of Detroit were re- Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Sarosky .heavy cruiser USS Helena, which cluding medium bombers, using cent, week-end guests of Mrs. M. spent from Friday until Monday participated in "Exercise Peach all types of weapons. P. Freeman. in Big Rapids visiting his sister, Tree" off the coast of California Mr., and Mrs. Jerome Rocheleau, Miss Margaret Sarosky, and the week of June 22-29. PROGRESS Diane and Paul spent last week friends. The seven-day exercise, involv- Necessity creates the will to PHOTOGRAPHER on a trip to Kentucky. Mr. and My wife had a neighborhood "Reverend," like "Honorable," ing 10 ships and 8,000 men of the change—first comes the vision, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson en- First Fleet, centered around a then the plan. JEFFERY {ELECTRIC CAMERA SHOP Mrs. William Martus Jr. arid tertained 22 guests at a rehearsal party last Thursday. You know is an adjective, not a title. You FRITZ NEITZEL, P. A. of A, Craig of Hagerstown, Ind., ac- dinner Saturday evening at Fritz what a neighborhood party is, would address your senator as For Residential, Industrial, companied them. don't you? "The Honorable Charles Jones," Commercial Wiring. 1 Day Photo Finishing restaurant for their son George Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter and Wilson and his bride, Miss Glenda That's where, a bunch of wom- but you would not call him "Hon- Phone 245 Cass City orable Jones" or say "Hello, Hon- Estimates cheerfully given. Diane of Detroit spent .Saturday Eastman, who were married Sun- en go to someone else's house and DR. J. H. GEISSINGER and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. day in the Methodist church in sit around'in a.big circle, playing orable." a game called "plastic roulette." How about that ? 6555 Church St. Chiropractor C. P. Hunter, and the William C. Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are 1 Block north of Standard Station Hunter family. spending a month on a honey- The demonstrator shows her Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Phone 465W Mrs. Philip Kolb and Miss Gail moon trip through the West and samples and then gives the girls You recall "Cyclone," my gold- Friday 9-12 and 2-5. ROY "BUD" JEFFERY Gardner of Lincoln Park are will attend the World's Fair in. an order blank. The- gir^s sit fish? Well, we almost lost him Monday, Thursday evenings 7-9. Cass City spending two weeks with Mrs. Seattle. hunched over their blanks, pencils again. This time it would have Saturday 9-1 Kolb's mother, Mrs. Edward poised. been sheer unadulterated murder. OS 3-4464 Caro beside Post Office Proulx. Mr. Kolb is with the re-' Geraldine Sbresnv, student My wife cleaned the bowl the DR. E. PAUL LOCKWOOD nurse, left Sunday, July 1, to Instead of "Charge!", she yells, serves in Illinois.. Gerald Proulx of "Time to order," and the girls other day ( the second time she's CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN j Pcntiac spent the week end here. spend three months training at done it since we got "Cyclone") Osteopathic Physician and start buying like crazy. The ob- Ph. 549 Main St., Cass City A seven-pound, four-ounce baby the Ypsilanti State Hospital. and somehow or other, she Surgeon ject is to spend as much money Evenings: 7-9 Tues= and FrL hov was born Monday, July 2, at cracked it. Corner Church and Oak Sts. as possible. Mon.-Sat 9-b; Closed Tlxurs. Hills and Dales hospital to Mr. ( Office 226 Res. 145 Mrs. McClure Dies- The roulette part comes in Not enough to break it. but 3 blocks west of traffic light and Mrs. Walter Zuraw. They when they go home and tell their enough to .allow the water to DENTISTRY called him James Gerard. The slowly leak out. grandparents are Mrs. Mary Zur- After Long- Illness husbands how much they've DR. D. E..RAWSON E. C. FRITZ bought. Unless he's loaded, he'll By the time we found him, he aw of Bay City and Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services for Mrs. Ar-- was playing handball with the DR. W. A. HARR Office over Mac & Scotty Drug probably blow his brains out. Felix Szymczak of Pinconning. tlrur McClure, 79, were to have pebbles in the bottom of the bowl. DENTISTS Store. We solicit your patronage A baby girl weighing six betn held Wednesday at 2 p. m. in Just before the party my wife We'd never have noticed him, but ,ie 95 Cass City j when in need of work. pounds, eight ounces was born at the .Moffatt Funeral Home at gave me my alternatives. "You he flipped a couple of them onto Hills and Dales hospital to Mr. can go to so-and-so's and watch DR. B. V. CLARK East Tawas with Burial in Green- the floor by accident. Residential - Industrial - or DR. W. S. SELBY and Mrs. Robert .Lewis Forge wood Cemetery there. The Metho- television or you can go to what's- Sometimes, it makes you won- Commercial Power Furnace Cleaning CHIROPRACTOR Wednesday, July 4, They named his-name's and watch television Optometrist Monday, Wednesday, Friday dist minister at East Tawas and der just how much a poor fish her Robin Lynn. Grandparents are the Rebekah Lodge No. 137 were or you can stay home and watch can take. Hours 9-5, except Thursday 9 a. m. — 9 p. m. television. Evenings by appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pistro of to officiate. I don't think it was an acci- Saturday 9 a. m. - 5. p. m. Gagetown and Mrs. Lewis Forge Some choice. 6669 E. Main St. Closed Tuesday and Thursday Mrs. McClure, a Cass City resi- dent. . . my wife hates that fish. of Bay Port. I don't know so-and-so very You could tell she meant it by the 3% blocks east of stop light House calls made dent the past year, died Saturday well. What's-his-name doesn't Phone 389 James Ashmore, whose address evening in Hills and Dales Gen- way her lip curled. Junction M-53 and M-81 Phone 370 is: S. H. 3-5351257-3 Division like me and I knew I'd go out of 233 S. State St. Caro eral Hospital. She had been ill for If it happens again, there's go- USS Rockbridge, APO 228 c|o my mind listening to those wom- ing to be trouble, cause I love FREE Bicycle Tickets Here H. T. Donahue," A. B., M. D. three years. en spend their husbands' money. Physician and Surgeon FPO, New York, New York, left Daughter of the late Peter and that fish. STEVENS NURSING HOME Saturday for Norfolk, Va., after v I spent the night out on the X-Ray Eyes Examined 4365 South Seege* Jane Kothfuss, she was born at town.. As a result, I'm going to Phones: spending the week with Mrs. Fred AuSable, Oct. 30, 1882, and was Cass City Dorsch. Mrs. Dorsch accompanied write a 365-page expose called Office, 96 — Res. 69 married there in 1904. Following "Cass City After Dark." Helen S. Stevens, R. N him to Detroit and en route they their' marriage, the- McClures Expert Watch Repairing Phone 243 were dinner guests of Mr. and I drove up and down every lived at AuSable and Flint before street in Cass City .and. I hit PROMPT SERVICE Mrs. Leonard Prell pf Anchorvile. going to East Tawas in 1949. Hair StyMng by Stasia every coffee . joint in town. REASONABLE CHARGES Mr. and Mrs. James LaFave Surviving are: her husband; a 6265 'Main St.- All I can say is , whatever they Satisfaction Guaranteed and Mr. .and Mrs. Lloyd Montreuil daughter, Mrs. William (Olive) (Across from Leonard Station) do in Cass City, after dark on a No job too big - No job too small of Port Huron were Sunday din- Hutchinson of Cass City; r son, f STASIA'S BEAUTY SHOP Thursday,, they sure don't do it WM. MANASSE ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Kilburn McClure of Pontiac; two Lay-Away Toy Sale! Phone 202 Cass City where. anybody's going to see JEWELER neth Maharg. grandsons; two great-g>'nndchild- Clinton McCrea, Mary Ellen and them. . . . . Choose from our big wonderful' selection, 180 N. State St. Caro, Mich. SMITH-KALLGREN, INC. ren, and a brother, John I othfuss I. think what I'll do .is put 365 Jimmie and Mrs. Paul Seurynck of Fenton. Bookkeeping. Systems spent the first-of the week with blank pages in a book and sell it now - and have them paid for when MARGE'S BEAUTY SALON And Monthly Service Misses Bridget and Susan Phelan. as a do-it-yourself expose kit. conies I Three operators on duty, Marge, j Tax Preparation Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tesho Jr. Wayne Mellendorf Barb and Pat. State and Federal and Jeannie of Bridgeport spent TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES The Rev. John Hall Fish, Cass One block east of Walbro's. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert On Pacific Cruise 230 W. Main St. Anthes at their cottage at Case- City Presbyterian Church pastor, Open Tuesday thru Saturday) Mayville, Michigan ville. Wednesday, July 4, the Wayne H. Mellendorf, gunner's brought in a clipping entitled and Thursday evenings. Phone VI 3-6155 Antheses entertained some of mate first class, USN, son of Mrs. "Call Me Mister," taken from ,a • Phone 307 ... 6350 Garfield Sfc 3358 S. Main St. their neighbors at a picnic dinner. Erma Mellendorf, Owendale, is church magazine. It read as fol- Marlette, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Amasa Anthes Jr., serving aboard the attack aircraft lows: "If you refer to your min- Phone ME 5-2071 Joan .and Bud attended a family carrier USS Oriskany, which .has ister, as "Rev. Smith" or say JAMES BALLARD, M. D. reunion Sunday at the home of joined the Seventh Fleet in the "Hello Reverend," you are guilty Office at Cass City Hospital T.V. SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunter near Western Pacific. of a grammatical monstrosity. The Oriskany will be in the Far Phone 415M Hours, 9-5. 7-9 Prompt Service Mayville. East for seven months. Crew You refer to a clergyman as All Work Guaranteed- by Mr. and Mrs. Tony Carolan of "the Rev. John Smith," but when Bay City spent the week end at members will visit ports in the Harry Crandelf, Jr., D.V.M. Licensed T. V. Engineer using his last name alone, it is their farm home and had as Sun- Philippines, Japan and Okinawa. Office 4488 South Seeger St. Clai-ence (Bud) Schneeberger "Mr." or "Dr. Smith," if he has a Phone 27 Russ' Fruit Market Phone 165 day dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. The Want Ads Are Newsy Too. degree. Neil Meaghar and Mr. and Mrs. William Penrod of Bay City. Mrs. Jack Hen'dreckson of Cal- Want Ads Are Newsy Too. umet, who spent the past month with her father, Francis Proulx, Live returned to her home Saturday. in Pretty as a Picture—25-Inch Newborn Baby. Cuddly soft squeezable! Chubby face, arms, legs of life-like vinyl. Rooted baby hair, lap of luxury sleeping eyes. Dainty nylon dress. with a Tandy Toddler! 30-in. walking doll. Rooted hair, sleepy eyes. Rompertoppea by pinafore

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Mrs. Hazen Kritzman, a Red Ann Arbor, Detroit, Shepherd, Oak Zoo July 4th with his uncle, For Coroner of Cross Gray Lady with the Mar- Saginaw, Kawkawlin, Cass City, John Dunlap Jr., and cousin Dee VOTERS OF TUSCOIA COUNTY lette Community hospital, worked S'nover and Decker. of Sandusky. Tuscola County on the Sanilac County Blood Bank Emma Lou Wheeler, 11-month- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Beachy, Five Years A&o chair in the practice of his pro- program Monday at Bea McDon- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Brenda of Bay Port A total of 184 votes was cast fession in Cass City, Dr. I. A. ald school in Marlette and Tues- Alex Wheeler of Snover, was spent Thursday evening at the in the annual school election for Fritz is "easing off" a bit and day at Maple Valley Elementary youngest child present and Harve Wilford Caisters' to help Mr. Cass City School District Mon- will divide the load with his son, school in Sandusky. This new pro- Fleming. was the oldest person Caister celebrate his birthday. day when Luke Tuckey and Mrs. Dr. Edwin Fritz of Saginaw, gram entitles any Sanilac county present. Guests were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunlap and W. E. Walpole were elected who has become an associate with resident to all the blood they re- Mr. Edwin Holmes and Mr. .and Mr. and Mrs. 'Don Eckel and trustees to the school board. his father. quire absolutely free. Blood don- Mrs. Andy McDaniels of Utica. daughter Celisa are spending this Miss Colleen McNamara be- Stanley Asher, naturally ambi- ors are needed in order to keep DeWayne Keyser of Shepherd week in northern Michigan. came a registered medical assis- tious, opines that fishing was al- the blood available. It takes was elected president and Mrs. The Parrott reunion was held tant Sunday, June 30, when she most too easy a task last week • about 45 minutes and the donor Keyser was elected secretary- Sunday, July 8, at the home of received her diploma from Carne- end. Up at Alpena, with Willis will receive a card showing his treasurer. The 1963 reunion will Mr. and Mrs. Irl Coltson of King- Campbell as guide and adviser, blood type. A total of 112 pints gie Institute of Technology, De- be held at the Keyser home at ston. Attending .from the Shab- .Stanley just dropped in his hook was donated Monday In Marlette. Shepherd the first Sunday follow- troit. bona area were Mr. and Mrs. The village maintenance crew and pulled up a fish, repeating ing the 4th of July. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Meredith, Wilfred Turner, Joy and Merilee, this week is busy repainting the the operation again and again. Ruth and Dale, Miss Marie Mere- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kritzman, parking stalls, on Main Street. Fish just naturally like the oil dith, Bernard Gyzeski and F'rank The Junior Missionary Society Mrs. Ron, Warren, Evelyn and After checking the amount of salesman, and one caught by a Kloc Jr. of Minden City attended of Mizpah Church met Tuesday Renee Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. space needed for ample parking, Dayton, Ohio, woman broke her On August 7th, Republicans of this county will select the man they the Applegate home-coming at the church from 4 to 5 p. m. Earnest Parrott and Miss Lillian each parking space was enlarged. pole a?id "dived" it out of sight want as their sheriff's candidate. Their decision will be an important Wednesday evening. Ruth placed President James Tuckey of River- Dunlap of Caro. Two incumbent members of the and then waited 24 hours for third in the dairy queen contest side Church presided over the one—it will directly affect the future of this county's law enforcement. Mrs. Delbert Cummings spent Deford School Board were re- Stanley to sight the pole and and rode on the float as a mem- business meeting and plans were Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jack elected in voting Monday eve- pull the fish out of the water. ber of the queen's court. made for a picnic next month and Today's sheriff's department receives heavy demands from the public Dunlap while her husband and ningi They were: Mrs. Marjorie Mrs. Meredith Auten and a display to be shown in the fall. it serves. Besides the regular job of enforcing all laws fairly and equit- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Emerick Teddy Dunlap went fishing in Pringle and Glen Tousley. children, Charlotte, Frederick and George W. (Bill) Clark Jr. ably it must also be able to provide a vigorous program of crime pre- and family of Utica spent Thurs- A film, "The Lost Sheep," was ! Approximately 15 voters at- Charles, Mrs. C. Wayne Price Cass River. '• '< i'l George William Clark Jr. is a day and Friday with Mr. and shown. tended the annual school meeting and twins, Kenneth and Kathryn, vention. It must be geared to meet emergency situations of all types; be Miss Beverly Lester of Port candidate on the Republican Tick- Mrs. Harvey Fleming. Mrs. Hazel Mitchell attended held for Gagetc5w-n School Mon- Alice Schwaderer and Isabel1 e .prepared to cope with the problems connected with the increased use of Huron visited at the Wiliam et in the primary election for Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kritzman the all-day camp meeting at Caro day evening and re-elected Leslie and Mable Jean Bradshaw left our highways and waterways; be able to provide immediate and com- Kitchin home last week end. Tuscola County Coroner. He has spent the week end of July 1 at" July 4. Mr. and Mrs". Harvey Mc- Munro as trustee of the board. Tuesday for the Schwaderer lodge plete civil service for our courts and to engage in a program of con- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunlap been in business with his father, Belleville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gregory also attended. near Baldwin. Carolyn Auten has stantly trying to improve its level of effectiveness. As the central police visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank George W. Sr., and his brother, Farrell Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Linus Peters of already spent sometime at the Scherin in Pontiac July 4th. Ten Years Ago Robert R., in Vassar and Fair- agency of the county, the sheriff's department must strive for im- Charles Tyre. Argyle visited Mr. and Mrs. lodge with Mrs. Leola Smith and Mrs. John Spencer, David and Arthur Holmberg, Cass City grove and has been a Tuscola proved cooperation between all police bodies serving the county and Mrs. Thelma Ward of Flint Hazen Kritzman .Sunday evening. family. v Joyce of Montrose spent from pool director, reports record- County resident for over 20 ' ' £ake the lead in developing programs which will provide better quali- spent Saturday night, June 30, July 4th visitors with Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Earl Douglas, Mr. Thursday to Sunday at the Wil- breaking attendance at regular years. fied and trained personnel. with Mrs. Hazel Mitchell. Satur- Burk were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred and Mrs. Curtis Hunt. Mr. and liam Kitchin home. On Sunday, swim periods and Red Cross A graduate of Fairgrove High day evening Mrs. • Ward, Mrs. Burk and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keppen and Mr. and The past few years the problems connected with a sheriff's depart- Mr. Spencer came and they re- classes in the village this year. School, attending Bay City Jun- Mitchell and Mrs.'Lila McKee at- Mrs. Hoffman of Utica and Mr. Mrs. Cameron Wallace spent turned home with him. The Cass City Methodist Church ior College and two years Pre- ment have been very close to me. As county license examiner I've had tended camp meeting at Bad Axe. and Mrs. Alvin Burk and family. Thursday in Detroit at the De- July 4th, the birth date of the Choirs will present a concert at Medicine, he holds a degree in the privilege of serving hundreds of county drivers and have had the Mrs. ¥/.ard attended the Herone- Lawrence Burk's grandsons, Fred troit-New York ball game. late Alex Lindsay Sr., the Lind- the church Sunday for the benefit Mortuary Science from the Wis- interesting work of maintaining the bureau's records. F'or the past mus golden wedding Sunday and and Bob, who have been visiting say family gathered at the Don of the chair fund for the church consin Institute. Has served y/z year and a half, Mrs. Marr and I have lived at the jail and become all visited other friends in this com- here, returned home with their Thirty-five Years Ago Lindsay cottage at Bronson Lake basement. years as a surgical .Technician in too familiar with the problems of operating and maintaining the jail. munity. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Fritz, Miss for a potluck, cook-out dinner. Superintendent Willis Camp- Brooks Army Medical Center and Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Gray Burk. Mildred, Francis and Edwin were We have made every effort to give the jail constant and conscientious Present were Mrs. Nellie Lindsay, bell of the Cass City Public Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kritzman guests of Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Fritz was a combat medical sergeant care. attended the annual Sanilac Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lindsay Jr. School has announced the ap- visited at the Henry O'Connor at Crescent Beach Sunday. with the 2nd Infantry Division in ty Farm Bureau board dinner at and family, Miss Mary Cease and pointment of Ralph Powell as the Today's high cost of government demands that every tax dollar be home Friday evening. The Misses Eleanor and Laura Korea. He also served as an em- the Carsonville Hotel Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lindsay, all new music instructor for 1952- spent so that it will bring maximum return to the taxpayer. As a evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Auslander Bigelow left last week to visit balrner with Graves Registration of Decker, Mr. and Mrs. David 53. in the U. S. Army. former supervisor and township official, I am well aware of this and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bullock and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Paul relatives in Pontiac. Phillips and girls of Decker, Mrs. Lindsay and family of Chelsea Miss Joan Holmberg won the He lives in Vassar with his understand the need for economy and for making every penny count. attended the 35th class reunion Mrs. Alice Moore, Mrs. Clara j ; Paul Auslander, Mrs. Clayton and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Myers right to compete in the semifinals wife and daughter. Mr. Clark is - of the 1927 graduating class from of the state music contest by de- Deming, Mr. and Mrs. William Both as a former farmer and businessman, I have come to know the Phillips, Craig and Beth were and family of Bridgeport. a member of the Presbyterian Cass City High School which was feating two other finalists in the Moore and Roy Crosby were Sun- needs and problems of the county's rural and urban' folks. Having •held Saturday, July 7, at the home supper guests at a cook-out at the day callers at the homes of Mrs. Church and on the board of trus- classical division competition tees. He is a Past Master of the lived in this county for many years, I believe that I know what people of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Comp- Clark Auslander home. S. Blakely and Robert Tennant at Services Held for Wednesday at Saginaw. Vassar Masonic Lodge, a mem- ton at Livonia. Mrs. Compton was Mr. and Mrs. Don Kitchin and ! Bad Axe. f^ant and am. qualified to provide the type of leadership county folks Sgt. Grant 0. Glaspie, who ber of Vassar Chapter OES, a want from their shWiff's department. the former Elda McKay. sons, Brad and Brian, of Lake Edward McRae of Rockwood Orion were .Sunday supper guests has been serving in the Air Corps member of Caro Chapter RAM Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nicolai of • and stationed at El Paso, Texas, spent Saturday and Sunday with of Mrs. Hazel Mitchell. The Funeral services were to and a member of the Bay City During the past few weeks I've had the pleasure of meeting many Dearborn called Tuesday evening arrived home recently with Mrs. his mother, Mrs. Dan McRae, at Kitchins also visited other rela- have been held Wednesday at Consistory. He is a Past Com- of you. During this time I have made no committments and promises at the Hazen Kritzman home. Glaspie, having received his dis- Argyle and with his sister, Mrs. tives in this community. Little's Funeral Home for John mander of the Vassar American other than that I shall, if elected, endeavor to administer the sheriff's charge. Mary Palmer, Cass City, Wheeler Reunion— Mr. and Mrs. David Tetreau of Y. Brown, 87, following his death Leslie T'ownsend of Detroit Legion Post, a Past President of department to the very best of my ability. Pvt. C. Grant Strickland, who The 10th Wheeler reunion was Port Huron and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, July 8, at the home of the Vassar Chamber of Com^- has been training at Camp Chaf- came Friday to spend a week's .When you decide upon the man you want as your next sheriff, I held Sunday, July 8, at Indian- Earl Kritzman of Argyle visited his daughter, Mrs. Archie Mc- vacation with his mother, Mrs. merce, Vice-president of the Cork at the Hazen Kritzman home fee,, Arkansas, arrived home Sat- Pine Fair Association and a mem- hope that you will give due consideration to the many things involved. fields park, southwest of Caro, Phail, Detroit. He had been ill the urday on furlough. R. S. Proctor. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cham- Sunday evening. ber of Vassar Rotary Club. It is good to see so many candidates for this post. I believe it gives the past four days. John Ellis and Jim McDonald bers of Saginaw as host and.hos- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bader en- Born in Pointe Edward, Ont., In his profession, he is a. mem- public the opportunity of choice so necessary for a good democratic left Monday morning for Detroit PERVERSION tess. tertained guests at a dinner Sun- May 10, 1875, he was the son of ber of the National Funeral Di- government. where they took their physical Two wrongs never make a Sixty-six were present from day in honor of the birthdays of the late Mr. and Mrs. David rectors Association, the Michigan examinations prior to enlisting in right, but some of the boys con- "" My sincere thanks for the hundreds who have expressed their kind Ben Watson, Lloyd Bader, Wil- Brown. He came to Sanilac coun- vince themselves wrong is right. Funeral Directors Association and the Navy. the Associated Funeral Directors support and who have worked on my behalf. I hope that I shall be able ford Caister, Jul Ann Auten and ty with his parents while a child. Billy Bader, whose birthdays^ oc- He married Miss Thressa We got our names from our of America by invitation. ) •' personally to meet- many more, county citizens in the weeks remaining Twenty-five Years Ago "We need ' a coroner in this lief ore the August 7th primary. cur within one week. Other dinner Schmitt, September 5, 1898, in ancestors," but reputations are MAYTAG guests were Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Sandusky. The couple made their After 54 years at a dentist's built from our own actions. county who is ethical, experienced Lloyd Bader, Mrs. Caister, Mr. home in Sanilac county following with a professional reputation to ESAND and Mrs. Arthur Caister and sons their marriage. She preceded her assure people of "fair, prompt of Cass City, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- husband in death in June, 1954. service. One of the prime res- HUGH ald Auten and Darlene, Dale Surviving are: two daughters, ponsibilities of the coroner is to see that all monies, valuables and REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF Bader and Miss Sandra Wallace. Mrs. John Guinther, Cass City, Miss Audrey Bader called during and Mrs. McPhail, Detroit, and personal effects are accounted ALBEE the afternoon. four sons, Charles, Greenleaf IN GOVERNMENT for, and given to the next of kin; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Burk and township, Willis, Cass City, and if no kin the Probate Court. If Hardware & Furniture family visited Mr. and Mrs. Al- Donald and Emerson, both of De- elected, I will uphold the duties \ Try The Want ifiToday! bert Burk and family at their of coroner in Tuscola county to Cass City Phone 566 troit. ELECT : cabin north of Bay City Sunday. Also surviving are: one brother, the best of my professional ; Sunday evening visitors at the William, Detroit; 27 grandchild- H. CHARLES KNILL ability. Fred Emigh home were Mr. and ren; 29 great-grandchildren, and Respectfully, Mrs. Albert Whitfield of Cass one great-great-grandchild. Three REPUBLICS REPRISEITJITIVE TO George W. Clark Jr. City, Mr. and Mrs. David O'Dell brothers, five sisters, a daughter Vassar, Mich. \ { A / and brother Grant of Caro. and two sons preceded him in .Paid Political Adv. Mrs. Hazel Mitchell visited Mr. death. WHICH and Mrs. Raymond Witmer and The Rev. Lloyd Wilson was to BE? ITS SPARK£ U/? family near Brown City Sunday officiate over the services and 08yn ° SALES l afternoon. FAlRLANe S :2, 3, FALCON, interment was to be in Elkland 1 ir- Randy Smith went to Royal Cemetery. THE IF, Y°U KEASE, L THE LIMELITERS— SINGING FOR YOUR BUY IN CARS! FORD DEALER Off RADIO!

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FORD FALCON AREA FOLKS SPORTS FUTURA NOW YOU Evergreen Township FOR MAKING CAIV Unit School OUR FIRST YEAR Sporty, modern roof inspired by Thunderfaird! GIVE FORD FAIRLANE 500 SPORTS COUPE YOUR SO SUCCESSFUL DOLLAR Your Respcmse to our ownership and policies have been THE RIDE Friday, July 13 Cliff Ferguson truly wonderful and much appreciated. OF ITS Sports-car action ... family size! 8 p.m. at School FORD 3ALAXIE LIFE { 500/XL ON THE We Pledg-e To Continue To Offer Quality Merchan- dise At Low, Low Prices and Past Courteous Service. OF YOUR To discuss the possibility of adding Two In Our Second Year in Business. Heres the liveliest Ford of them all! classrooms to the school. CHOICE! F.D.A.F. CASS CITY OIL & GAS CO. SECRETARY Cliff and Jessie 6392 Main AUTEN MOTOR SALES Cass City Phone 25 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE— THURSDAY, JULY 12,19B2 Personal News from Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck and and Mrs. Rege Davis at Utica. Mrs. Bouck and their guests were sons attended the Heckroth re- Tom Wills remained to spend the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. union at Caseville Sunday. They week with the Davises. Floyd Bouck and family at Elk- were accompanied by Jon Avery, Margaret Ross of Midland ton. who spent the night at the Bouck spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson, Kevin and home. Mrs. Alex Ross, Barbara and Becky are spending a few days Waldron Knechtel and Beth Audrey. at a cottage at Oak Beach. Ann of Elkton were Thursday Dixie Lee Davis of Utica is Mr. and Mrs". Olin Bouck and- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. spending this week with Mr. and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Heck- Olin Bou,ck and sons. Mrs. Alma Davis. roth of Kitchener, Ont., left Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck and Mr. and Mrs. Al Van Erp re- day morning for Hinsdale, West- BIG "C" BRAND sons, Roger and Ernest, spent turned from a two weeks' wedding •mont and Chicago, 111., where Wednesday evening at the Cliff trip through Illinois, Indiana, they will visit relatives for a few 2-oz. Jackson home. Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia., days. Ramona Maytoreno spent a Pennsylvania and Michigan July Instant couple days with Bette Lou Bond. 4th. They moved to their home at Final Services Held Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gracey, 228 Cass Ave., Vassar, over the week end. For Alva Ricker, 57 Marlene and Donnie and Mr. and Funeral services were held at Coffee Mrs. -Mike Kubacki attended the Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fuester the Gagetown Methodist Church 10-0ze Chicago White Sox-Detroit Tiger spent Saturday at the Bill Shin- Tuesday for Alva Ricker, 57, fol- ball game .at Detroit Tuesday. sky cottage at the lake. lowing his sudden death Saturday, "None Better At Any Price!" Mr. and Mrs. John Garety of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer July 7, at his home near Owen- Paw Paw and Mrs. Jim Walker and Charlene, Jonell Miller and dale. spent Sunday afternoon at the Dawn Menera spent July 4th at Mr. Ricker was born .Septem- Dave Sweeney home. the lake. ber 5, 1904, at a farm home near KOOL-AID FOR Mrs. Orrin Wright, Mrs. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell re- Owendale. He married his wife, Cleland,- Mrs. Stuart Nicol and turned Sunday from a week's trip Clara Loree Ricker, on June 11, Mrs. Leland Nicol spent Monday to Georgian Bay in Canada. 1938. He v/as a member of the Large in. Bay City shopping. Mr. and Mrs. John Talaski and Masonic Order of Acme Lodge Size Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gruber and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Talaski No. 446 at Gagetown and the Or- Eddie of Cass 'City, and Mrs. Ulric and daughter of Bad Axe, Mr. and der of the Eastern .Star. Rentier and son of Pigeon spent Mrs. Harold Starr and family of 'Surviving, besides his wife, 100 Sunday evening with Mr. and Cass 'City and Mrs. Tom Gibbard are: a brother, Vern, Owendale, HANOI-WRAP Feet Mrs. Tom Gibbard. were Sunday dinner guests of and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Os- Larry Robinson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibbard and born, Gagetown, and Mrs. Hans Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland family in observance of the third Riemers, Bay City. Also surviving BANQUET and Sandra and Mr. and Mrs. Or- birthday of Carl Gibbard Jr. are several nieces and nephews. ville Hutchinson on a canoe trip Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lowe and The Rev. Joseph Ryan officiated Food fads can be harmful Why? Because each of the four basic food Frozen on the AuSable River Sunday. Sara Campbell visited Mrs. John over the services and interment groups ... (1) fruits and vegetables, (2) breads and cereals, (3) meat, Robinson at the Huron County was in Grant Cemetery. Funeral Cherry-Apple-Peach Dobson-Thomton Reunion— Health Center and Mr. and Mrs. arrangements were by Hunter (4) milk ... provides you with certain nutrients the others lack. If you Ira Robinson at Bad Axe Sunday. Funeral Home, Gagetown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wills and Susan Davis is spending this eliminate one food group from your diet, you may rob your body of family, Mr. and Mrs. David R. week with Barbara Silver. STATE OF MICHIGAN some essential nutrients. A balanced diet, after all, is the first rule of 15c Off Box Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. In the Circuit Court for the County Four tables of cards were of Tuscola Stuart Nicol and sons were among played when the Euchre Club met In Chancery good nutrition. And what you eat affects your weight far less than Giant Size a group of about 45 who attended Prances S. Atkin, Plaintiff, vs. Saturday evening at the home of Lloyd A. Atkin, Defendant. how much. So, if you must watch your weight, cut down on the the Dobson-Thornton reunion Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jackson. High In the above entitled .cause it ap- Eoyal 9 Flavors Sunday at Marysville park with prizes were won by Mrs. Arnold pearing that the defendant, Lloyd A. quantity, not the quality^ your meals. And remember: you never Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Dobson as Atkin, is,not a resident of this state but LaPeer and Cliff Jackson. Low resides in the State of, Texas at Route outgrow your need for the 86 essential nutrients in milk—fresh mttk« VEJ hosts. prizes were won by Mrs. Frank 2, Box 543, Fort Worth, Texas, there- Officers elected for the coming for, on motion of Albin J. Stevens, at- Laming and Lee Hendrick. The torney .for plaintiff, Berry year are: president, LeRoy Cole, next party will be Aug. 4 at the _It is ordered that the defendant enter MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION and secretary and treasurer, Mrs. his appearance in said cause on or be- home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry fore three months- from., th.e date of Ray Thornton Jr. of Taylor. Decker. A delicious potluck lunch this order> and that within 40 days, the owned and operated by 18,000 Michigan Dairy Farmers Gifts were presented to those plaintiff 'cause thjsvorder 'to be 'published was served. in the Cass Gity Chronicle,- a newspaper that came the farthest, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck and published and circulated within said Mrs. Ray Thornton Jr. and fam- sons spent July 4th at the George county, said publication to fee continued once each week for-six. weeks in suc«fe»- ily of Taylor; youngest baby, Peterson cottage at Port Austin s'ion. Bruce Dobson, son of Bob Dobson and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Dated: June 4, 1962. of Port Huron; youngest .father " . ... ' Timothy C. :Quinn Floyd Bouck and daughters near . Circuit Judge Want Help Finding What You Want? present, Jim Lincoln of Port Elkton in the afternoon. A true copy Turkey-Beef-Chicken Huron; oldest father with young- Ruth L. Luder, Deputy 'Clerk ' - ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer were Albin J. Stevens 1 est baby, Leonard Ballentine of Friday supper guests of Mr. and Attorney for Plaintiff T TPI H7 M. i i nn i t Port Huron. Mrs.. Steve Decker after return- Wood Building- Iry the Want-Ads today! WE GIVE HOLDEN RED'STAMPS The next reunion will be held Cass City, Michigan ing, from, a drive to Tyre and Bad 6-7-6 aniniinnniiiHHiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiimininiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiil at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Axe. Thornton Jr. at Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicol of De- troit and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Tyrrell Nicol a.nd family of Cass City and Mikie Lezovich of Morrice were- Sunday supper guests of ARTWICKVwMARKf were Sunday supper guests 'of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nicol. LIMITED TI and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell and family Mr. a.nd Mrs. Curtis Cleland Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills and and girls spent Sunday evening sons spent the week end with Mr. with Mr. a.nd Mrs. Orrin Wright and Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKnight and sons of Bad Axe spent Thurs- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don Becker and Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson, Kevin and Becky were Sunday .dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Kevin and Chuckie Gracey spent Tuesday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gracey in Bad Axe. Mrs. Jim Walker received a card from Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Valley and family (formerly Luella Walker) of Pinconning Located 13 miles north of Lapeer or 9 miles south of Mayville at saying they were at Yellowstone National Park, en route to Cali- .Bucks Corners, corner M-90 and M-24,on fornia. COMPLETE WITH ENOUGH Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mar- chand and family of Pontiac spent the week end with Mr. aond Mrs. Charlie Brown. FOR 2000 BALES I Ir. and Mrs. Arnold Copeland and Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Watson of Cass City spent .Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. 1:00 O'clock Lee Hendrick. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright and FOR son of Cass City, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fuester and Mr. and Mrs. ONLY Gaylord LaPeer and Charlene spent S'unday afternoon with Mr. BE SOLD AT and Mrs. Bill Shinsky and daugh- ters at their cottage at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Spencer of Cass City, Mrs. Edith Schweigert TAKE IIP TO Your Trade-in of Caro, Mrs. Ida Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson and George OR Rolston were Wednesday visitors at the Charles Vogel home in 36 MONTHS Caro. Minimum Down These heifers are TB and Bang-' s tested, mostly vaccinated, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gardner of South Bend, Ind., were Saturday PAY! Payment Delivers dinner guests of Mr. ajnd Mrs. weighing: from 1000 to 1400 Ibs. Some fresh, the rest due now, 49 out Cliff Robinson and family. Later Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Robinson called at the Ed Buehrly of credited herds. home near Cass City and were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Dickinson in Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. John Garety of Paw Paw spent' the week end with Mrs. Jim Walker. Other visi- tors were Mr. and Mrs. Mike 56 ROLLER Maurer and daughters of Ubly. TERMS: Cash or make arrangements at bank '. . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleland and sons of Bad Axe, Mr. and NEW HOLLAND —CASE BAR RAKE Mrs. Jim Doerr and girls of Argyle and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis With New Implement Tires PIONEER BANK OF NORTH BRANCH, CLERK Cleland and girls attended the RLDS Church picnic supper at the Bad Axe Park Saturday eve- nine:. PHONE Mrs. Carrie Gracey, Mrs. Mary Fulcher and Mr. and Mrs. Lee PROP. Hendrick attended the Hendrick reunion Sunday at a park on M-21 Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant near Lapeer. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Heckroth of LLOYD STONE, AUCTIONEER Kitchener, Ont., were Monday Dodge Trucks ! | * '7T7T" dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. In case of rain, will be held in doors Olin Bouck and sons. Mr, and CITY, MICHIGAN sonal News from Deford Michigan Mirror Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Theron Hopper Tousley, this week. Tuesday and all called on Mr. and Legislature Okays Two-Year Were in Kala.mazoo from Friday and boys and Patty Novak spent Mr. and Mrs, Louis Ba-bich and Mrs. Ray Wiltse of Clifford in till Monday with their^son Leland last week • at the Keilitz cottage Ilia Belle were visitors at the the afternoon. and his family. at St. Helens. Guests while there Joe Babich home in Manton and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Erb of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock were were Jack Wallace of Cass City at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Laingsburg called on Mrs. Cather- Facility at MSU—-Frowns on nsion at Holton July 4 and 5 with and William Mathews. Lyle Reynolds in Frankford from ine Stewart Thursday. Friday until Tuesday. Bernard By Elmer E. White their son, the Rev. Herman Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Parrott at- Mr. and Mrs, William Zemke Michigan Press Association such as allowing students to pro- A little-known service of state Miss Casey said the program July 4th, they went to M^skegon, tended church at Calvary Baptist Babich was a week-end guest of and children were 4th of July gress well into their education government has been offered for has been expanded each year the Rev. Herman Rock of Holton. Michigan's fourth medical edu- where they saw the Blue Angels in Royal Oak Sunday and after- visitors at the home of her sister, cation facility is well on the way before being required to declare the past 14 years to a select since it was started, to provide Miss Anne Churchill of Kings- perform. wards visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Richard Craun and toward becoming a reality at their specialty preference. group of citizens as a coopera- more books and more locations ton, Gordon Smith of Mt. Clemens *#* Pvt. William Matthews of Fort Moore of Royal Oak. son Russell of Pontiac. Michigan State University. tive project of the Conservation available to the campers using Hood, Tex., came home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T'ousley and Mr. ar-d Mrs. Avon Boag of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roach Appointment of the year in Department and State Library. state parks. Cass City tfere guests Wednes- The Legislature has specified, state government may be that of This is a library service in ef- The books are available at for a two-week leave. .and three boys of Fort Wayne, and family and Miss Shirley Fu- in the 1962-63 appropriation for William Gage with the Navy at Ind., are visiting her parents, Mr. day of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth gate, all of Clarkston, were week- Gary D. Hansen as director of fect this summer at 42 state the manager's office at stat& Churchill and boys. MSU, that the proposed two-year Michigan's Commission on Aging. parks scattered throughout Mich- parks. Norfolk, Va., w.as home for the and Mrs. Norman McQueen, and end visitors at the Lyle Roach preclinical medical school shall Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holcomb The Commission, which deals igan. week end. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen home. Miss Fugate will spend the not be expanded to ia four-year and children visited Mr. and Mrs. with services for the senior citi- State Librarian Genevieve M. week with Mr. and Mrs, Roach training program without prior Merton Holcomb and family of zens of Michigan, previously has Casey said the average park li- and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Reavey. legislative approval. Detroit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ferguson had individuals with personal brary this year has about 250 ¥H*'S University officials, with little "experience" as members or lead- . books. The collections include , Mrs. Harold Spencer of Orton- of Pontiac were Saturday evening choice, plan to abide by this dic- ville was a week-end visitor at dinner guests at the Eldon Bruce ing it. Most participants in the fiction and nonfiction on subjects IDJ Teen Dances! tate. Commission work are "up in of a wide range. the home of her sister, Mrs. Vina home. *** [July IS Cass City High .. I Palmateer. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Whittaker years" or nearing the age which July 14 Caseville High .-..-. W MSU's Institute of Biology and Mr. and Mrs, Theron Hopper of Cheboygan and Mr. and Mrs. the unit is designed to serve. Han- July 17 Sandusky High. '' . Medicine is scheduled to official- and family attended the Horst Nelson Whittaker of Kingston sen is 25. Under the program, the State July 18 Caro VFW . 1 ly start operation in 1964 to pre- annual reunion at Vassar Sunday. called on Mrs. Mona Phillips and His age, however, appears to Library in effect "loans" some pare medical doctors, biologists, July 19 Vassar High Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Martin Alice Tuesday evening. have little to do with his qualifi- 8,200 books to the Conservation AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT nurses and medical technicians. July 20 Caseville High i and family have for a visitor this • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Com- cations for the job. If education Department for the summer and July 21 Caseville High . •' Dr. Richard U. Byerrum, act- Children under 12 FREE when accompanied by parents week, her sister, Miss Sandy Cole mins and family and Roy Cofm- and work records are any indi- early fall months. They are re- ;July 24 Pigeon Golf . . . -: ing director of the Institute, said of Manistique. mins and children, all of Roches- cation, Hansen is well qualified. turned to the Library in Lansing Clip for your Wallet I he consulted a group of leading Mr. and Mrs, Mark Smith of ter, were Wednesday visitors at * # * in October or November. Fri., Sat,, Sun. July 13-14-15 medical educators to help work Kalamazoo were guests of her the Norman Hurd home. At his young age, Hansen has out details for the new program. mother, Mrs. Carrie Retherford, Miss Catherine Sefton of De- completed requirements . ir his "Since our approach is new, from Thursday until Monday. troit was a week-end guest of her doctoral degree at the University we wanted to know if it would .ROSS HUNTER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lostutter mother, Mrs. Lee Sefton. of Minnesota, where he taught TIOM IN ASSOCIATION WITH be acceptable to medical educa- and children, Bobby and Sue, of The Holcomb reunion was held tor three years. His major in un- tors," he said. JOSEPH REIDS Livonia were Saturday and Sun- the 4th of July at the Gordon Hol- dergraduate study was sociology. The educators consulted, from day visitors at the home of her comb farm. Those attending were Prior to his appointment with medical schools at various uni- mother, Mrs. Blanche Brennan. Mr. and Mrs. Myrle .Smith of Im- the Michigan Commission, Han- versities throughout the country, Sunday, all were dinner guests of lay City, Mrs. Don D.osh and sen was supervisor of a demon- were "generally enthusiastic" Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cassie and boys of Genessee, Mr. and Mrs. stration-research project on about the MSU plans, Byerrum sons of Kingston. Bobby Lostutter Norman Alward of Grand Blanc, chronic illness and aging prob- said. lems in rural Minnesota. is spending this week with his Mr. and Mrs. William Holcomb ### grandmother. and family of Garden The new director has written KIBMw IN COLOR • LENSES BY PANAVISION Mrs. Althea Kritzman enter- City, Leo Minguski of The Institute will be designed extensively on aging, social sec- tained at dinner Saturday evening Pontiac, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane to help relieve the national and urity and rural retirement, in- FrL, Sat., Sun. July 20-21-22 her children, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Holcomb and girls, Mr.' and Mrs. state shortage of medical doctors cluding a book on aging in the bert Bills and daughters of Cor- Herb Holcomb and family, Mer- and biologists. Because the two- Midwest which is now being unna, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ton Holcomb and daughter Sharon year program will instruct in published. Kelley and sons of Cass City and and Mrs, Win, all of Detroit. only preclinical work, it will not ##* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gedro and Games were played and a pot- require extensive hospital teach- Secretary of State James M. Stacey of Caro. Sherry and Beth luck supper was enjoyed in the ing facilities. Hare has a reassuring warning for Students who complete it, how- LOOK--Wm FREE Elvis Presley record albums. Register Bills remained at the Kritzman evening. Michigan drivers traveling out- home until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Templeton ever, will be ready to fill the side the state. every week at the CASS. "Follow That Dream") starts many vacancies which occur an- soon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hicks of of Flint were Sunday visitors at The warning is an annual one: Waterford were 4th of July visi- the Henry Rock home. nually at the third-year level in Michigan's point system is ap- FORA tors at the home of his mother, Mr. and Mrs. William Barthell the nation's medical schools. plied against traffic violations Mrs, Iris Hicks. Mrs. Pat Adams of Northville called on Mrs. Edna One bit of advice offered by committed in other states and of Roseville was a guest at the Malcolm Thursday afternoon. Dr. Morton Levitt, assistant dean provinces of Canada under coop- Hicks home the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Churchill of Wayne State University's erative agreements between the Mr. and Mrs, Wylie Nickless of and boys, accompanied by daugh- medical school, will likely be in- governmental units. Snover visited Miss Belle Spencer ter Janice of /Saginaw, Arnold corporated as plans for the Ins- The reassuring part of Hare's MAJOR BRAND' ^rtft'JN Reich of Mayville and Mr. and titute program develop, Byerrum warning is that the points added ORDER FOR PUBLICATION said. Final Account Mrs. Avon Boag of Cass City, at- to a driver's record are based on State of Michigan, The Probate Court tended the annual reunion .of the Levitt recommended that the Michigan's system. The Secre- for the County of Tuscola. medical program in the Institute In the Matter of the Estate of Phillips families at the Maud tary of State's office recently has Bridget Ann Ross, Deceased. Holcomb and George Krause cot- follow traditional patterns since had several questions from mo- At a session of said Court, held on students will bg going to other June 22nd, 1952. tages at Forrester Sunday. torists charged with violations in Friday and Saturday July 13-14 Present, Honorable Neil R. MacCal- Mr. and Mrs. Archie McArthur schools for their final two years Ontario, where provincial of- lum, Huron County Judge of Probate, of training. *CHAMPION *AP MUFFLERS Outstanding Triple-Bill acting in Tuscola County. and boys of Pontiac were Sunday ficials recently stiffened the pen- *A-C . Present, Honorable Neil R. McCallum visitors at the William Gillies MSU plans several modifica- alties under the "driver demerit- *GATES BELTS Judge of Probate, acting in Tuscola tions in the Institute program *AUTOLITE' *MANY OTHERS County. home. point" system. Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- Mr. -and Mrs, Guy Joslin and which are not generally used, "The point system in use in the tion of Frederick H. Pinney, the ad- daughter of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. state where the conviction was re- ministrator w|w|a of said estate, pray- INGREDIENTS ing that his final account be allowed and Boyd Tait and girte of Caro and Enthusiasm and application are ceived has no bearing on the the residue of said estate assigned to Mrs. Fern Zemke were Sunday points he receives in his home COME IN the persons entitled thereto, will be the driving forces behind every heard at the Probate Court on July 19th, evening dinner guests at the successful man. ' ! & state of Michigan," Hare said. COLOR by DE LUXE • ClNEMAScOPE 1962, at four p.m. William Zemke home. "If the driver has been convicted It is Ordered, That notice thereof be SAY " given by publication of a copy hereof Patricia Koepf, daughter of Mr. INSIDE JOB of driving through a stop sign in for three weeks consecutively previous and Mrs. Joseph C. Koepf, at- Toronto, he gets the same 3 to said day of hearing, in the Cass Cifey People who ask for constructive Chronicle, and that the petitioner cause tended the birthday farewell party criticism generally expect to points he would if convicted of a copy of this notice to be served upon Thursday for Wanda Marshall the same offense in Alpena." each known party In Interest at his last hand-pick their critics. known address by registered, certified who is leaving Deford for Penn- or ordinary mail (with proof of mail- sylvania. ing), or by personal service at least WORTHLESS fourteen (14) days prior to such hearinsr. The same rules apply to 'easy Honorable Neil R. MacCallum, Huron County Judge of Probate, - acting in STRANGLE-HO'LD money as anything else that's too Tuscola County. Cultivate good habits—trying good to be true. And: Sensational Hit No. 3 A true copy Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. to escape the bad ones is general- 6-28-3 ly a losing battle. 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