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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 school accountants Leppin and issue was rescinded and the board shortly after arriving they ing for what seemed like Mrs.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.
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