Youth in bizarre Millington bank hold-up Quickly J TY CHRONICLE nabbed in CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 SECTION A EIGHTEEN PAGES Otisville

An attempted robbery on the Millington branch of the Frank-1 enmuth State Bank failed Tues- day night at 10:00 p.m. when a Grid coach Bifoss local suspect, Glen Keith and. fled. ij No money was stolen. i Bank officials were transfer- ring funds from the trunk of an fired by board automobile when Bowers al- legedly put a gun to the head of one of the two officials. After meeting in a closed return to Cass City to teach if program would require money The suspect forced the of- door parley Monday night fol- he desires and can also coach and additional time allotments ficials into the bank. When they lowing the regular meeting open Junior Varsity and other teams. for the instructor. reached the furnace room, the to the press and public, the Bifoss said that the new coach Basically, the plans call for: heavy illumination allowed the Cass City School Board in a will take over a team that loses bank officials to recognize the unanimous vote fired John only five regulars and will be • The establishment of land assailant and he fled without Bifoss as head football coach in a position to move up the laboratories with experimental the money. at the school. Thumb B Conference standings. plots. State troopers equipped with Bifoss refused to take the In the open meeting of the ® A small nursery for practi- tracking dogs, discovered the easy way out and resign. I board there was little business cal experience in ornamental suspect lying on the ground was asked to resign, he said, other than routine affairs. shrubs and experimental sod near M-51 in Otisville. He is but I would have known and so At the request of the superin- plots. reported to live with his par- would have my kids that it tendent, Lyle Clarke, vocational ents in Otisville at 127 1/2 really wasn't so. director, attended the meeting • Ornamental horticulture Park. I feel, he continued, that I and an attempt was made to course added to the curriculum. Millington Police Chief Sam did the best possible job with change the vocational agri- Dell said the suspect was to H Nature trail established in be arraigned Wednesday. He the material that was at my culture course. the woods next to the school. disposal. I gave my all and Five recommendations of the said he has a past criminal feel that I was doing my job. State Department of Education Board members expressed record and was believed to be I was fired because I wasn't were revealed to the board and interest in reviewing the pro- mentally disturbed. winning, I guess. Cass City's Clarke was asked to comment gram. Clarke was asked to study Bank vice-president Holland 1968 football record was one on them. the suggestions and then report Lee said FBI agents were ex- win and one tie in nine games. He told the board that he at the next board meeting with amining the ease to determine Coach Bifoss isn't sure just hadn't seen the recommenda- his recommendations concern- FBI jurisdiction in the case. what his future plans will be tions before coming to the meet- ing the proposals. If the suspect violated the except that he plans to continue ing and was not in a position federal bank robbery statute the coaching. to comment. SUMMER BAND PROGRAM FBI w411 arraign the suspect Whether or not it will be at He said that implementing the in federal court. If not, the Cass City will depend on the The board approved a five Tuscola County Sheriff's De- availability of coaching posi- or six week summer band pro- partment will arraign the sus- tions at other schools. Bifoss Aleksink safe gram at'a cost of $100 per week pect. is a tenure teacher and can for 25 hours of instruction from Band Director William Fergu- MACRAE ROBBERY after emergency son. For the second time in two Whether the parents, the weeks vandals broke into the school or both parents and office of Dr. K. I. MacRae on plane landing school will pay the cost will Church Street in Cass City. not be determined until after Nothing was reported missing "I was flying along and all of the election for extra operat- from the office after the most a sudden it quit! It's really ing millage. recent breaking and entering happening!", thought Daniel The school is still paying Thursday. Aleksink, 33-year-old Cass bills connected with the con- "It was a different group," City student pilot, when his struction of the high school. said Cass City Police Chief single engine plane began to The district is holding $20,- Carl Palmateer, "that broke balk. 000 final payment to the gen- into Dr. MacRae's the second "It died right down to eral contractor until a retain- time." nothing," he said. Aleksink was ing wall is okayed and until Palmateer reasoned if it had at 2,000 feet. Alone. "It was the floor of the balcony of the been the first group entering a sort of a scary feeling," he gym is sanded level. second time, they would not said. .While the general contractor have taken time to search the Alone with a balky, useless waits, Da vane y Plumbing and desk drawer. "They would have engine. It was Friday, Feb. 7, Heating will receive $414.31 known there weren't any pills at 5:30 p.m. and he was four extra, the board decided, for A MIGHTY PRETTY VALENTINE ... we mean the purebred Boxer puppies, in the desk." miles inland from Saginaw Bay the installation of three fire of course. One of these pups is sure to go big with that certain someone who Palmateer said the violators and headed north from Tri-City dampeners in the ventilation were "probably local youths and Airport. As he neared the earth, system not in the original has everything. For these are not run of the mill canines, but registered Boxers friends of the first group." They his radio conked out. specifications. worth over $125 each knew what they were after, he JOHN BIFOSS Between an idling prop and OPEN HOUSE 0 said. Money was bypassed both his ability to glide the single Holding the prizes is Brenda Wagner, 17, a senior at Cass City High School, times. engine craft using calculations What will probably be the Palmateer said the evidence based on a "glide ratio," he opening blast in the publicity She is the daughter of the Fred Wagners of Cass City. coming from the Lansing crime brought the craft to smooth Concluded on page 4 Concluded on page 4 FROM THE landing. A smiling, happy Daniel Aleksink opened the cockpit door and got out. Aleksink doesn't yet nave Businessmen optimistic litor's Comer his pilot's license for com- mercial flying. With 45 hours The gavel sounded for the of flying, he is in training final time Thursday and the with Air Flite, his air school. last traces of a once thriving School representatives praised Kingston Enterprise: no exposes, no worries business dedicated to public him saying he did "a fine job service became a building for of handling the situation." Aleksink hasn't yet deter- In today's high cost labor are my friends, she says simply. Kingstonites are also proud Dorothy Hudson, a sister, is sale. market there are very few of Kingston Krome, a light in- the only other full time staff The personal property of the mined what malfunctioned in Mrs. Caswell is in the news- the engine. "It was definitely newspapers in communities The Enterprise goes on today as much dustrial plant hiring 30 per- member. Their father, 72- Cass City Hospital went on the paper business because "you year-old Leland Ensign, tinkers a starvation of fuel," he said. with 456 persons and fewer yet have to make a living and you sons, and of the new high school auction block to satisfy credi- He reported it was about 25 which are owned and operated as it has throughout its 55 years of service presently under construction. with the machinery and Art tors. by a woman. might just as well make it in Caswell, 19, lends a hand when In a span covering 40 years, degrees at the time. your own home town." to Kingston,, Asked if he had second We passed a $1 1/4 million home from Central Michigan the hospital had cared for the An exception is the Kings- bond issue on the first try for University. thoughts about flying, he said, ton Enterprise, published by Making a living in a paper as needs of generations of Cass small as the Enterprise means worried. She says that the paper Most businessmen in the our school, they are quick to City area families. "I love flying. . . safer than Mrs. Marguerite Caswell who remind visitors to the com- The Enterprise goes on to- driving . . . only way to go" that you do most of the work hasn't changed too much since community regard the trend to- day much as it has throughout Thursday afternoon and Fri- has been at the helm of the 550 yourself and depend heavily on she took over a decade ago. wards the demand by city munity. day trucks and cars carted away (to your airfield that is). circulation weekly for a decade. its 55 years of service to Kings- "The ice was smooth, but it commercial printing or "job" dwellers for a "retirement There is a reason why the ton. the hospital equipment, the of- work. But while the Enterprise home and 40 acres" as another fice furniture and the moveable could have been real choppy," Mrs. Caswell never had a hasn't changed, Kingston and its community is changing and the Mrs. Caswell predicts that burning desire to get into pub- trump in Kingston's game of appliances. Late Friday night _he said. The Bay is largely "We haven't been out of job business conditions have. survival. Enterprise isn't. it will continue just like it has. the building was semi-deserted. aglaze, but in some places the lishing ... to be an editor work in five years," Mrs. Cas- I would like to see a change ice is rough terrain. For Alek- ... a writer . . . and isn't the One of the changes, accord- Mrs. Caswell stumbled into One of the spectators at the well said proudly. Another encouraging note for the publishing business, or, . . . have a little more time financial bloodletting was Mrs. sink, however, the instinct of least bit concerned about print- ing to Robert Parker of Parker off from the business, she said, Bertha Hildinger. beginner's luck guided him to ing an expose about Kingston, But what about the long-term Brothers, an appliance and the community comes from more accurately, married into Louis Wenzlaff, vice-president it She took over when her hus- a little time away from the Concluded on page three. safety. its people, its activities. They prospects for a newspaper in furniture store, is transporta- presses, a little time away from Kingston? Mrs. Caswell isn't tion enabling young families to of the Kingston State Bank. band died in 1955; later buying "Our assets have doubled the out her father-in-law. the reporting, a little time for stay in the Kingston community, relaxing. yet drive to work outside the last two years," he said. He hints of a new bank building Today the Enterprise is truly But a little time off from a community. Parker claims little paper is hard to come by. Pierce returns business has jumped 50 to 100 with a drive-in window. a family operation. Mrs. per cent each of the five years he has owned the store. home after Alfred Ballweg, Tuscola County Agricultural Agent, notes that farming in the eastern heart surgery section of the county is 25 prizes (count 'em) for diminishing, but that the area Ten days previous he lay is showing a marked increase on an operating table with a in small farms. team of surgeons over him. Open heart surgery. Saturday, queens in local contest Feb. 8, he called a very happy Ask $50,000 for family to pick him up. From Henry Ford Hospital defective car There are prizes galore wait- said that there is nothing to buy Bulen Motors, Ben Franklin in Detroit, that is, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus T. ing for 25 lucky ladies from the and no obligation for going to Store, Cass City Chronicle, Louis Pierce, 41, attributes Savicke have filed suit for $50,- Cass City area in a contest one of the stores with "the Thelma's Grocery, Wood the "most wonderful doctors 000 in Tuscola County Circuit announced this week by 25 mer- hearts on the door" and voting Rexall, Cass City Oil and Gas in the world" for his rapid Court against Ford Motor Com- chants in the village. for your favorite "queen". and IGA Foodliner. recovery. The contest features a prize A queen, McConkey ex- Completing the list of co- pany and Burton-Moore Ford, plained, can be sister, daugh- operating merchants are: Still, it's been a sacrifice. Inc., alleging negligence in the for the queen as selected in One of those sacrifices has manufacture and maintenance of each of the participating stores ter, mother, mother-in-law or Erla's Food Center, Croft- been 90 pounds of his own a 1967 Ford. on the basis of votes cast in grandmother ... any wo man who Clara Lumber, Inc., Gamble weight-from a previous The Savicke's contend that the store. is 16 years or older. Store, Auten Motors, Cass The- (August, 1968) weight of 220. after returning their car to the fii addition, a $25 bond waits The queens will be selected atre, Ryan's Men's Wear, Som- Also, the financial loss has garage for maintenance work for the queen of queens that will from among the entries at each mers' Bakery, Gross and been great. His health insurance on the tie rod and steering be selected from among the 25 store Friday, Feb. 28, at 4:30 O'Harris Meat Market, Kritz- helped but he still won't be able mechanism, they later suffered store winners. p.m. It will not be necessary mans* Inc., Albee Hardware The contest starts today and to be present to win. and Furniture, Western Auto to work for another three injury, hardship, and loss of Stores offering gifts where Associate Store, Schneeberger months. income as a result of an ac- is being held under the auspices Pierce reported he was "up cident in which they contend of the Retail Division of the interested persons can register TV, Appliance and Furniture, ANOTHER EDITION OF the Enterprise rolls off the and walking" three days after a defective tie rod and steering Cass City Chamber of Com- candidates are: Mac & Scottv Drug Store, Cass press. Feeding the press is Mrs. Marguerite CaswelL the operation. His soreness mechanism to be the cause. merce. Talk of the Town, McConkey City Floral and Thumb Ap- continues, and his walk is a The accident occurred July Chairman Keith McConkey Jewelry and Gift Shop, Fort's, pliance Center. Watching are Mrs. Dorothy Hudson and Leland Ensign. careful one. Careful, but sure. 14, 1967 on M-81. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 CASS CITY,, MICHIGAN | Hills -and Dales I General Hospital Cass City Social and Personal Items BIRTHS: Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698 Jan. 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donahue of Unionville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little Mrs. Esther Kirn enter- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond Wendy Ware was guest of I ydur inquiring mind a girl, Dawn Marie; left Friday on an eight-day honor at a birthday dinner tained the children Saturday of Lansing are the parents of I \Q \9 V£> Feb. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. trip by chartered plane to South at the story hour at the Public a new daughter, born Friday, Thursday, Feb. 6. Guests were Lawrence Jock of Harbor America. They were members Library. Another story hour is Barbara Tuckey, Debbie Lock- Feb. 7, in Sparrow hospital. wood, Debbie Ware and Sally Beach, a girl, Danette Jo; of a group of 180. En route scheduled for Saturday, Feb. The baby weighed seven pounds v: CHECK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE ASKED YOURSELF: Feb. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Danny to South America a stop was Ware. Wendy's ninth birthday 15, at 11 a.m. Children from and six ounces. The Bonds also was Wednesday, Feb. 5. Miller of Kingston, a girl, made in the Antilles., kindergarten through second have a son Greg, 6, and daugh- Michelle Ann; grade are invited to attend. ter, Gayle, 3. Feb. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mr. and Mrs. Paul Craig of February has been designated Booms of Harbor Beach, a boy, Caro were Sunday visitors at FEE (Fill Evans' Barrels) Randall John; the Harold Craig home, month at the First Baptist Sun- ( ) Can there be more to life Feb. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. day School. Each department of than eating, sleeping, study- Leonard Kaake of Deford, a Mr. and Mrs. William Bot- the school has been asked to girl, Dawn Marie; trell of Flint visited her par- contribute certain items that : ing, working and playing? Feb. 6 to Mr. and Mrs.James ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester the Jim Evans family will need Gray of Gagetown, a girl, Kim- Graham, Sunday. as they return to the mission \ ( ) What is the purpose of my berly Sue. field in Peru. life? Chloe Ann Wills entertained Mrs. Irene O'Dell went Tues- 'PATIENTS LISTED FEB. 7 16 friends at a birthday party day to Taylor to spend a few : ( ) What is prayer for? Does it WERE: Saturday afternoon at the home days in the home of her son, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo O'Dell, and family. > really work? Arnold Bell, Mrs. Harvey Harold Wills. Refreshments McCreedy, Dale Hart man and were served and games were : ( ) Does God really exist? Can Twenty-seven were present Grant Vermeersch of Union- played. Guests included: Terry Monday evening when the \ I know Him personally? ville; Lynn and Bobbi Jo Mac Kay, American Legion Auxiliary met Mrs. David Aumann of Lan- Debbie and Mary Jo Lockwood, for a monthly meeting. Mrs. sing; Laurie Frederick, Laurie Philip McComb presided at the Mrs. Joseph Mil jure of Port Ware, Kelli Jo Winter, Sandra short business meeting. Mrs. If you checked any of these Austin; Guinther, Kristine Bresky, Lisa William Anker spoke on Guadalupe Martinez, Annette Frederick, Sharon Osantoski, questions, you're the kind of per- "Americanism*. Games were Rockefeller, Debra Howey of Lorna and LuEllen Lowe, Lisa played with top prize going to ison who "knows" that life should Gagetown; White, Karen Schmidt and Patrick O'Hare of Bay City; Sherryl Wells. It was Chloe Mrs. Lillian Kendall. The door : be more than just living. You have Mrs. Frank Enderle of Owen- Ann's eighth birthday. prize went to Mrs. Cora Klink- dale; man. Refreshments were ser- an inquiring mind — ved by Mrs. Vern McConnell, Alexander Dickie of Silver - The men of the Baptist church Mrs. Glen McClorey and Miss : one that wants to know wood; are sponsoring a "men and Peggy McConnell of Saginaw. James Brown and Mrs. Clif- boys" night Tuesday, Feb. 18, what life is all about. ford Watson of Snover; at 7 p.m. Men and boys of the Eight women were present Mrs. Elizabeth Lingohr of church, from junior high age Thursday evening when the Lael : You've asked yourself Akron; up, will play basketball and club of the Baptist church met :some pretty important Edwin Spencer of Fairgrove; volleyball at the high school with Mrs. C. U. Brown. Mrs. Donna Heck of Elkton; gym, after which refreshments Richard Shaw opened the meet- : questions. Now follow Roy Wilson of Caro; will be served at the church. ing with devotions and the lesson Mrs. Harvey Geiger, Mrs. Jim Evans, missionary to Peru, for the evening was presented ith rough. Come to George Yachim of Sebewaing; will address the group. by Mrs. James Evans. Refresh- i church regularly, and ments were served by Mrs. Mrs. Arlan Hartwick, Mrs. Clyde Wells. jget the answers from Clayton Root, Mrs. Ida Butler, Word has been received of Mrs. George Lynch, Mrs. the death Jan. 28 in Flint of :Qod. Daniel Hennessey, Mrs. Edgar Mrs. E. W. Jones, 88, a for- Mclntoshes wied Cummins, Kevin Milligan, mer resident here. She was Teresa Woolner, Bruno Zawi- a member of the Methodist twenty-five years linski and John D. Sugden of church and a life member of Cass City. the Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. James Mclntosh Surviving are her husband; two of Decker celebrated their PATIENTS LISTED LAST daughters, Mrs. Wayne Whipple silver wedding anniversary WEEK AND STILL IN THE HOS- and Mrs. Alden McAra, all of Tuesday, Feb. 11. PITAL FRIDAY WERE: Flint, and a son, Earl Jones The couple were married Jr. of Lewiston, Mich. Feb. 11, 1944, in Pontiac and Copyright 1969 Keisler Advertising Service, Inc., Strasburg, Va. Alvin Beach and Lawrence moved to the Decker area about Scriptures selected by the American Bible Society Summers of Gagetown; The Evergreen WCTU will 1946. They have two spns, Ro- George Comer of Caro; meet Thursday, Feb. 20, at bert of Snover and Dale of Mt. the home of Mrs. William Toner Pleasant, and two granddaugh- Genesis Genesis Genesis Genesis Genesis Genesis Genesis Mrs. George Cooper of Mar- Mrs. Gene A Trisch 79:7-11 79:72-23 79:24-30 27:7-74 27:75-27 22:7-74 22:75-79 lette; at 1:30 p.m. The annual Frances 0 ters. Mrs. Reynolds Garnet of Vas- Willard tea will be featured They were feted by their • «\ • • ; sar; at this meeting. Sutton Methodist church was phone operator. The groom is family at dinner in Frankenmuth *I2o? fI ^u^uu^t tI-

AN ORDINANCE TO REGU- Rabbit LATE THE USE OF SNOW- Cass City's offense sours MOBILES WITHIN THE VIL- »* LAGE OF CASS CITY AND TO tracks PRESCRIBE PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. 2 more games lost BY JOHN HAIRE The, Village of Cass City A' strong, well-balanced green and white only to miss The box store: ordains: Croswell-Lexington quintet had good shots from 10 feet or Section 1. No person shall closer. (And anyone else he can get to help) operate a snowmobile on any little trouble defeating the Cass Lakers City Red Hawks Tuesday night In the horrendous first half, Zurakowski street, alley, public right of in a make-up game, 72-37. Cass City cashed just 19 per way or municipally owned land cent of its field goals. For the Swartz'ber Residents living on South Oak away from the immediate within the Village of Cass City Terry Brinkman hit a career Geiger business district have it made if they like it quiet at night. high of 15 points in the game. night, the Hawks hit 14 of 59 Krohn except in compliance with the The Pioneers were remarkable for less than 25 per cent. Wednesday after the light snow the road was completely following regulations: Cass City wasn't much better Fritz barren of any sign of traffic at 6:30 a.m. from the free throw line hitting Rathje (a) Snowmobiles shall not be 20 of 21 attempts in one stretch. from the free throw line, either. My trail was the only break in the blanket of white that driven in excess of 15 miles The team converted just 7 of Beach stretched from shoulder to shoulder of the street. per hour within the Village of 21. The starting five made just Ebert A hunter would probably have called them hare tracks. Cass City. It was one of the coldest 3 of 13 charity tosses. McArdle (b) Snowmobiles shall only be shooting first halfs in recent Cass City will have to be as Moun driven between the hours of memory for Cass City basket- hot this Friday as it was cold Bauer •Q:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. on ball teams and as a result the last Friday if they are to have Rickla A pun is the lowest form of human wit. Sundays through Thursdays, and Red Hawks were buried under a chance against the Caro Total between the hours of 8:00 a.m. an avalanche of points Friday **** Tigers. and 11:00 p.m. on Fridays and nights at Laker High, 77-35. When the Hawks met the Cass City Saturdays. Oddly enough, the Hawks Tigers in Caro in the, fifth Alexander In these days of naked womehj lewd scenes and filth in (c) Snowmobiles shall only be played creditable in the first game of the season it was nip Brinkman movies, a story fit for family consumption still can pack driven on property owned or half against the hard charging and tuck all the way as Cass Hillaker 'em in. under the control of the snow- City lost by one point in the Zawilinski "Hellfighters" starring John Wayne played to a full house mobile owner, on other pri- dying moments after playing one Kolb at the Cass Saturday night and there was not an illicit assigna- vately owned property with the of its best games of the season. Guinther tion in it. consent of the property owner, Hayes wounded Davis A glance at the score reveals Bifoss Could it be that saturation has been reached and the public or on village streets and alleys. the story with the Lakers. In feels that a nude Jane Fonda isn't much different than a nude (d) Snowmobiles operated on the first quarter Cass City Ash more Zsa Zsa Gabor? village streets shall be driven in Vietnam scored eight points. In the Smentek along the extreme right side McLeish second the team hit for nine Eshelman of the street or roadway in the Kenneth Hayes, 19, son of points and in the third quarter proper lane' of traffic. Total Horace Bulen deserves his place on the school board. Not Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayes, has hit a low for several seasons (e) When two or more snow- been injured by enemy shrapnel with just five points. only does he watch over the School's fiscal and operating mobiles are driven together on policies, but he also keeps a sharp eye on the superintendent in S. Vietnam near Saigon. By this time of course it SPORTS FANS! WILLIAM PENFOLD quietly sits read- village streets, they shall be The Hayes family received was an oh-hum game. The and the spelling. driven in single file. word Feb. 1 in a letter from Lakers were in front 54-22. Honest now, could you spell deductible? In a, card pre- ing, smoking, and thinking. But not for (f) Snowmobiles shall not be sentation prepared by the school to explain the need for more their only son that he had been In the final period, both longj Feb. 23, a family party will honor driven on Main Street between hit in the lower abdomen area coaches emptied the bench and money the word was spelled deductable and sharp-eyed Horace Brooker Street and Ale Street, the regulars were through for caught it at once. . . and he was the only one who did. and was hospitalized at Cam his birthday* Feb. 26, he will be 100 nor on Seeger Street between Rahn Bay in Vietnam. the nights Supt. Don Grouse just couldn't believe it until he looked it years old. Garfield Street and Huron St. The Lakers' scoring was up in the dictionary. except for purposes of crossing divided among .12 players. Joe Perhaps the first tenth of a mill of the extra operating said streets or for access to Hillaker was the only Hawk to millage should be for a special spelling course. the nearest cross street. get in double figures and he Sign me up! Supervisors let bids (g) Snowmobiles may be oper- just made it with 10 points. ated in village parks or on In the preliminary, the Laker other municipally owned pro- Junior Varsity made it a clean for police cars gas perty, and on all of Main and sweep for the night with a 58-41 Too little and too late. Regular readers will recall that , Seeger Streets "within the Vil- decision. the family, almost took the Turbo Jet train in Canada on a Fiscal matters occupied the was included as part of the lage of Cass City, during pe- recent trip, but deferred the outing for a later date. attention of the Tuscola County department's over-all budget. riods of emergency when so By H. M. Bteleh Dick Hampshire,reports that lie wrote to schedule a similar Board of Supervisors Tuesday Authorities decided to keep it declared by the Village Chief ride only to find that the train is no longer running. in the courthouse in Caro. separate this year. During the of Police, when travel by'con- Cass City Fresh Here's one to bring back , The board granted contracts change in fiscal accounting pro- ventional automotive equipment some memories for you : . . to Burton-Moore Ford, the low cedure , the item was left from is not possible, and for special Here were the All- America bidder at $5,090.00 each for the budget. snowmobile events of limited college basketball players of That noise you hear on West Main Street is Rayford Thorpe three police cruisers for the In other business, the super- duration which are conducted loses 3 to exactly 5, 10 and 20 years' ago ; grinding his teeth. A week ago there was little activity at Tuscola County Sheriffs De- visors reiterated a previous according to a prearranged . . ,- The All- America of 5 years i Little's Funeral Home and the boss, his wife, Rayford and partment. resolution asking for a State schedule under permit from the ago had Bill Bradley, Walt Haz- Lyie Richardson all were available. Low bidder for gasoline for Police Post in the county and Village Council. zard, Cotton Nash, Gary Bradds j This week the Littles are basking in Caracas, Richardson the Sheriffs Department was recognized the 50th anniversary Section 2. No person under loop powers and Dave Stallworth . . . -The | is gone and Thorpe is in charge. Texaco at a cost of 16.4 per 'of the American Legion. 16 years of age shall operate All- America team of 10 years But instead of waiting he's working, handling all the de- gallon for an estimated 15,000 Chairman Harold Johnson a snowmobile within the Vil- ago was Jerry West,' "Oscar • tails of three funerals. proclaimed the week of March The Thumb B Conference's Robertson, Bob Boozer, Bailey ! gallons of gas monthly. lage of Cass City. league powerhouses this season Supervisors rectified a $5,- 15 as the one for the formal Section 3. No snowmobile Howell and John Cox. . . And ] just might have the material the All- America of 2tf years ago I 000 oversight in the budget for recognition of the Legion and shall be operated in the Village Mrs. Jim Hayes reported they asked "all citizens, business in future years to continue to .had E.asy Ed Maeauley, Alex | the Department of Social Ser- of Cass City unless it has at were' "slightly shook" when they dominate play. We plan to publish this nonsense on an irregular basis. vices by granting $5,000 for hquses and organizations to join least 1 headlight, 1 taillightand Groza, Tony Lavelli; Ralph received the letter. They had as Judging by the results of Beard and Vince Boryla . . .How ;; Translated that means whenever the writers .have the child care. . •• in cqmmending the good works adequate brakes capable of pro- of Monday received . no con- • In previous years, the money of this organization." ducing deceleration at 14 feet Cass .City's Freshman team many of those names do you 1 time and the paper has the space. fir motion (from-, U, • S,' (govern- ' against Caro, Frankenmuth,and a'second on level ground at a ment officials. He was hit Jan. • remember? > ' !' speed of 20 miles an hour. the Lakers, the three Thumb 27. B teams are not running out *#** ,; Section 4. No person shall Kenneth wrote his parents of talent. operate a snowmobile in the that he was not injured seriously The Hawks' freshmen Here's one. that's, .hard to Village of Cass City: arid that "at the time 6l the letter- # dropped games to each of the believe. . . In all the .years (a) At a rate of speed greater writing, he was "feelingbetter". schools. that baseball has been played , than is reasonable and.proper He has been awarded the Thursday the Hawks were in the National League, there ;j having due regard for conditions Purple Heart. swamped by Frankenmuth 75- has been only ONE season in'jj then existing. 37. The Hawks were in front which there were no 20 game . (b) While under the influence in the first quarter, but in the winning .pitchers! . . . The only | ij fWfpp* of intoxicating liquor or nar- second period the Hawks season in t the NL when there ;jj cotic drugs, barbital or any Continued from page one couldn't find the bucket and were no 20-game winners wasij 1 derivative of barbital. scored just two points while the 1931. ;'i (c) During the hours from 1/2 Mrs. Hildinger went forging fledgling Eagles soared with 17. 1 ahead with her time, talents After this it was no contest. hour after sunset to 1/2 hour **** : before sunrise without dis- and money long after more Greg Eshelman scored .13 playing a lighted headlight and sophisticated investors turned points and Randy Brown, 10, Here's an oddity. « . When i| a lighted taillight. their backs on the facility which for Cass City. Another in a Montreal originally built its,! 4C A became an anachronism in the long list of superior basket- (d) Unless it is equipped with hockey arena in 1924 it cost 1.5'i( a muffler in good working order swiftly changing medical field ball playing brothers appears million dollars — but when they | and in constant operation to pre- with its octopus-like strangula- on the way for Frankenmuth. just REMODELED it last j vent excessive or unusual noise tion from insurance companies The Eagles'leading scorer was summer, it cost 9.5 million i; I Ik I and annoying smoke. and governmental red tape. Bruce Weiss with 15 points. dollars! ; (e) While transporting there- The hospital made a valiant The only game of the three ,! on a bow or a firearm unless effort with the backing of a good in which the Hawks were chal- AMERICAN FLAGS 2 the same be securely encased. many residents who were lenging for victory was against Section 5. The following grateful for the care they had Caro. The final score was 60- We will be proud to give you j words, as used in this act, received. 52. an American Flag for your ;f I I I shall have the meaning given For over a decade the hos- The Tigers won with a 21-6 windshield or window. They look <[[• them in Section 1 of Public pital struggled to stay a step advantage in the first quarter. equally well in Fords. Maybe j; Act 74 of 1968 (CL'48, §257.- ahead of the government and Cass City featured balanced it's time to show most of us !i| 1501): the insurance companies. scoring with Karl Zawilinski, are not "against everything. (a) "Person* means an in- As rapidly as they met new 18, Bob DeLong , 12, Greg dividual, partnership, corpora- more stringent regulations, Eshelman, 9, and Tim Knoblet, Save on Galaxie 500s tion, the state and any of its others were added. In 1966 8. agencies or subdivisions, and with the help of a fund drive Monday, Feb. 10, the Lakers any body of persons whether a new wing was completed and polished off Cass City with new, more sophisticated equip- ease, 80-48. The Hawks fell incorporated or not. CHEVRQUnvOLDSMOBILE with popular options (b) "Operate" means to ride ment installed. behind in the first period and in or on and to control the were never really in the game 6617 Main Phone 872-2750 But the steady pressure of afterwards. Tim Knoblet scored Deluxe-equipped Galaxie 500's include: operation of a snowmobile. Copyright Vinyl seat trim • Bright body side moldings (c) "Snowmobile" means any accredited, insurance approved 15 points and Zawilinski, 10, • Whitewalls • Wheel covers • Rim-Blow Steering wheel motorized vehicle designed for Hills and Dales took its toll for Cass City. travel primarily on snow or ice of the available patients and • Air conditioning • Tinted glass • 351 or 390 V-8 steered by wheels, skis or run- operation costs Continued to ners. N soar. Section 6. Any person who , violates the provisions of this The end that persons close to Galaxie 500' the hospital scene had predicted ordinance shall be punished by when Hills and Dales was built imprisonment in the County Jail Sinclair was apparent to all a year or for not more than ninety (90) more ago. days or by a fine of not more than One Hundred ($100.00)Dol- 'The Midland Bank that holds lars, or by both such fine and the first mortgage on the build- imprisonment together with ing will, in the terms of a re- costs of prosecution. presentative of L. M. Koploy Section 7. This ordinance Co. of Detroit, take a bath. . . shall become effective twenty it's likely that the $40,000 For Your days after its adoption. second mortgage owned by Mrs. Enacted by the Village Coun- Hildinger will be lost. cil of the Village of Cass City, Cass City, Michigan, on this Even though the auctioneer llth day of February, 1969. claimed that the sale returned GAS I FUEL OIL NEEDS On roll call - vote was Yeas 170 per cent of the estimate 7 Nays 0. Thursday, the proceeds of over $17,000 for the personal pro- Ruth M. Hoffman perty and the $35,000 bid for Call: 872-3683 Village Clerk the building will hardly make a dent in the $100,000-plus first mortgage of the bank. Nights: 8724176 Paradoxically, while the Cass rOH. M. GoushaCo. Map Courtesy Get Quick Results City Hospital is dead, talk now of Phillips Petroleum < swirls around another building for the aged or chronic all yjll. But discard thpughts of sav- With ing the Cass City Hospital. DISTRIBUTOR The rules that effectively The Chronicle's regulated it out of business as a hospital will keep it from Michigan is Ford Country...Fords the GoingThing! becoming a convalescent home. Sinclair Classified Adfe— It cannot be resurrected. HEATING - A sunny disposition convinces CASS CITY PHONE 872-2010 any man that today is the best SuperfFBamo time of the year. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Michigan Mirror NEED CASH? Perhaps You Have Something To Sell Milliken's budget outlays Look around the house, the Fm^micinigm snacks attic, the utility room, the garage, the shop - You niiay have several items that you to last for one year up for critical review no longer need and they're Easy To Sell With A CLOSE SCRUTINY health account for 28.7 per office, they actually lose some cent and $432-.9 million. strength in the State Senate, 'LowCosf Michigan's legislative lead- as Milliken had the power as ers promise close scrutiny of presiding officer of that body new Gov. William Milliken's to cast a vote in event of a tie. Most noteworthy new pro- He lost that right when he Contest giveaways are still hidden thousands of dollars first executive budget of $1,- became Governor. increasing daily in the mail- worth of gift certificates. An- 510,600,000. grams are $5 million to start boxes of the country's citizens. other gave away a bathtub filled "We'll give it item-by-item construction of a new State Despite the fact that the with currency. More whimsical examination," said Chairman Capitol, $1.5 million for a state- Federal Trade Commission has was the company which awarded Charles (X Zollar of the Sen- supported community school hinted that some giveaways are its first prize winner a gallon ate Appropriations Committee. project and $1.1 million for essentially lotteries, there is of anti-freeze. Only in the fine "It is one of the most im- slum-area job training. little doubt that promotional print of the award did it appear portant spending plans in state "This is not a year for stand- giveaways will,continue to play that a Rolls Royce was included history." ing still, or for retrenchment," with the anti-freeze. Milliken, who assumed the aaic^ Milliken. "Nor is it a year an active part in the market- for massive new spending." VEAL CALVES place until declared illegal. Some "lucky* winners have often crushing responsibilities It's a misnomer nowadays to regarded their prizes with of the Governor's office four On the receipts side of the call them "contests*. Gone are mixed emotions. These included hours after sending the budget ledger, Milliken's budget is Few outstanding sales the days when it was necessary the installation of a phone booth to the Legislature, said the based on $558.7 million flowing to tell in 25 words or less why in the winner's home; a pinball vast fiscal blueprint could be forth from the state personal- a product was the best. Today's machine and a jukebox for the responsibly financed without corporate income tax, $368.2 sweepstakes demand little more livingroom; a cigar-store new or expanded taxation. million from the sales-use tax, Monday, Feb. 10th than the mailing in of a card. Indian; a stuffed lion; a year's The budget was balanced, at ,and $596.5 million from all supply of midnight snacks; and least on paper, and it con- Bother revenue sources. Prizes range from pheno- The new budget makes no menal to futile. A man in Con- an English title giving the tained the smallest fiscal year - CWT - winner the legal right to call to-fiscal year rise in expendi- provision for tax aid to Michi- necticut won $5000 a year free gan's 1,000 parochial schools. Elkton $50/00 flying for himself and his family himself a lord. tures, 11 per cemt, in five years. Mayville 49.00 But the "big* prizes pre- Coupled with federal funds Milliken said the Legislature (wife and three children) any- must find new revenue sources Deckerville 47.50 where in the world for the rest dominate. A month's vacation and restricted state monies de- Vassar 47.50 at a French Riviera chateau rived from highway user taxes if it enacts such a program* of his life. On the other hand, The budget covers the 12 Silverwood 46.50 winners of a tire-company con- with a full retinue of servants; and other special levies, it would Vassar 45.00 test in New Orleans discovered $100 for life each month; pay- push overall state spending be- months beginning^ July 1. The ment of a year's taxes of all yond $3 million. figures and programs finally Attica 44.50 that their prizes consisted of North Branch $1.50 discounts on the cost of kinds. Possibly the ultimate is It is keyed to a $70.3 million agreed upon will be the result 43.50 a soft drink company's give- surplus, a $77.7 million growth of negotiations between a Demo- Yale 43.50 mounting snow tires. In this ONE OF THE many jobs for Mrs0 Cas- Silverwood century it has snowed less than away in which the first prize in state revenues and continued cratic-controlled House and a 42.50 is not one automobile, but seven, well at the Kingston Enterprise is mnning economic prosperity for all in- Republican-dominated Senate. Brown City 42.50 half a dozen times in New Sandusky Orleans. one for each day in the week. come groups. Already the lines for a stormy 42.00 Each, of course, will be a dif- the linotype, (See story page 1) Specifically, the increase in appropriations battle have been Clifford 43.00 Companies that organize the North Branch giveaways grope constantly for ferent color. , spending over the current fiscal drawn—with Republicans an- 40.00 more sensational ideas. More Not everyone is happyjwith the Ada Hursbuger of near Wilmot year is $150 million. The bud- nouncing stout opposition to new Brown City 41.00 giveaways, since ultimately it is was alone when the store was get calls for cuts in some tradi- spending and Democrats map- Kinde 40.50 than $100,000,000 in cash and ping plans for higher outlays. merchandise was given away the consumer who must pay for Continued from page one subject to the gun point stick- tional programs but leaves Decker 40.50 last year. One company gave them, but there's no question up. The two young men were room for increases in others. Vassar 39.00 a first prize equal to a day's they're here to stay until out- lab and "local tips" were pro- arrested an hour and a half later Public education costs, up Imlay City 39.00 tolls at San Francisco's Golden lawed. viding leads. in Caro and were arraigned be- $96.5 million from the current Columbiaville 38.00 Something for nothing? fiscal year, would comprise When Milliken stepped for- Peck 40.00 / Gate Bridge. It amounted to The second group of raiders fore District Judge Richard ward to take the oath of of- $13,000. Another company gave It depends upon whether rammed the clinic door open, Kern. - more than half the total out- Marlette you're a lucky winner or not. lay. Social services and mental fice, he became only the fifth Veal Calf 40.00 away one share of every stock apparently with the aid of their Corporal Richard Miller of lieutenant governor in Michi- Imlay City Veal Calf 36.00 listed on the New York Stock car, Palmateer said. He re- Bad Axe State Police reports Crdswell Veal Calf Exchange. gan history to ascend to the 40.00 ported car tracks close to the no arrests from the Rapson's governorship through a non- North Branch Veal Calf 39.50 A beer company gave away a door were discovered. Grocery robbery which occur- Robert Profit, elective route. Brown City Veal Calf 39.00 Caribbean island on which was . Palmateer reasoned that "a red Dec. 22 at Gagetown. He Marlette Veal Calf Continued from page one lookout man had spotted some- said fingerprints taken from one As the new leader of the 38.50 state's nearly nine million citi- Attica Veal Calf body coming and the group left . of two li,quor bottles left by " combat veteran, zens, he will be in- charge of 38.50 RELIEF OR NO COST campaign for four extra mills real fast." the burglars remained un- Brown City Veal Calf 37.50 Symptoms of Distress Arising From — Dr. MacRae said a combina- identified. vast, complex, confusing gov- Deckerville Veal Calf for operation of Cass City ernment machinery—one which 37;50 STOMACH ULCERS Schools will come Feb. 23 when tion of several phenobarbital On Dee. 22, thieves entered Sandusky Veal Calf 37.00 pills (stolen in the first raid) a rear door of the grocery and discharged brings both misery and glory. Brown City Veal Calf the second annual open house is His stewardship ends two 38.00 POOR DIGESTION slated at the High School. and liquor was very Dangerous. stole 17 watches, valued col- Mayville Veal Calf 37.50 , Palmateer said the physcho- lectively at $225, a transistor years hence, unless he decides HEARTBURN Meanwhile, all departments to seek and win outright elec- Marlette Veal Calf 37.50 have created a film strip to logical effect of the phenobar- radio, batteries and some $75 Deckerville Veal Calf bital was generally a relaxing in change. tion to the office in 1970. Some 37.00 DUETO EXCESS ACID show what's what in the district. observers say his candidacy is North Branch Veal Calf 36^00 Narrating to anyone in- feeling, "that it made you for- Peck Veal Calf get your worries." Other piUs a certainty—but they're not 47.00 —»—J* Over 10 Million Packages ol terested will be the entire ad- 99 isierved by predicting the election outcome Columbiaville Veal Calf 39.50 WiULARiyStABLETS have been sokf ministration heads: Mrs. Ber- stolen were diet pills for preg-, Brown City "Veal Calf Willard's helps neutralize excess acid, which nard Freifourger, elementary nant women that were discar.detf 3-bed homes yet. ,36.50 it one of tne chief causes of stomach distress. In a sentimental letter of ind is designed to place a temporary coat- principal; Robert Stickle, in- by ttfe raiders and later re- The three-bed homes'group Yale Veal Calf 36.50 covered by authorities. resignation, Romney said his Ing over the irritated surfaces of the stom termediate principal; Art for the aged of Huron county six years in office was a "pri- Brown City* Veal Calf "50.00 *ch. This coating helps protect these irrl Holmberg, high school princi- Investigation is continuing. Caro Veal Calf 41.00 tated areas from excess acid in the proc- held a meeting in the Standard vilege and valued opportunity. Ma of digestion. pal, and Donald Grouse, super- Conference Room at Bad Axe I leave . . . secure in the Marlette Veal Calf 37.00 intendent. - Brown City. Veal Calf 41.00 Spwial 1$4)«y He-Risk Trial Offer. Joe B. Sieland, 19, of Caro, with 32 present. ,. knowledge that much has been ; The board also authorized Mrs.'' Mary Severn, president, accomplished . . . and with full At the end of fifteen days, unless you ar« the purchase of three new school has been charged with armed Peck 44.00 thoroughly convinced and satisfied, the robbery for the hold-up of Bar- presided at the business meet- confidence that a solid base purchase price will be refunded to you. buses. A bus will be purchased ing. Five new members joined has been established for con- Marlette 39.50 from each of the three local ren's Grocery Store in Wilmot Brown City Friday, February 7. Richard the group. tinued public interest govern- 34.00 car dealers on the basis of 10 Mrs. Iva Hayward, home ment." * Peck 34.00 per cent over invoice cost. Farnum, 19, of Vassar, has been Marlette Charged, with possession of finder for Huron county, and ! 46.00 stolen property in connection Mrs. Iva Weston, of the Bureau A clever husband uses tact- with the burglary. of Social Service, were guest he lets his wife go her way, Sieland was released on $2,- speakers. The mid-term "change of the and he goes her way. 000 bond, and Farnum, $200 There are 99 persons in guard" has a number of interes- TOM PROCTOR - R. Ph. three-bed homes in Huron ting facets. PHONE 872-2075 bond. MARLETTE LIVESTOCK county. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN The couple escaped with $180 There will be no lieutenant The Want Ads are newsy too. from the cash register. Clerk The next meeting will be ROBERT L. PROFIT JR. governor until a new one elected Wednesday, April 9, in the Stan- in 1970 takes over Jan. 1,1971. dard Conference Room, Bad S/Sgt. Robert L. Profit Jr, The constitution makes no pro- Axe. was discharged M.onday from vision for filling such a vacancy. service after serving four and And while Republicans will Owen-Gage pupils a half years in the Air Force. retain control of the executive at music festival Profit spent a year and a Several members of the half in Vietnam and is a veteran Owen-Gage Senior High band of over 150 combat flying mis- attended the annual Senior High sions. Solo and Ensemble at Flint While in Vietnam he earned the distinguished flying cross. Northwestern Saturday, Feb. 8, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. They were accompanied by Robert Profit Sr,, of Cass City. band instructor, Mr. Milan Miller. The band placed as fol- Schiilz completes 3 miles west, 3/4 mile north of the Kinde School on McMillan lows: Percussion ensemble II, Jackie Jamieson, Jim Lenhard, sales course Road on: Antoinette VanDePutte, Janice Kretzschmer, Chris Stevens, John Schulz, salesman for EATON YALE UOWNE, INC Larry Jamieson, and Marna Klein Fertilizers, Inc., Cass Barnes; Clarinet quartet n, City, Michigan, recently com- IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR APPRENTICESHIPS Vickie Parker, Larry Jamie- pleted a four-day agronomic son, Vana Parker and Antoinette seminar at Skokie, HI. IN THE FOLLOWING TRADES: VanDePutte; bass clarinet solo The program was conducted commencing at 1 p m sharp II; Antoinette VanDePutte; alto for key employees of companies 0 0 sax solo n, Marna Barnes; which produce and market Super piano solo HI, Van Parker; Q premium fertilizer and Q Plan Maintenance Electrician (Foundry)-l openiig 3 Holstein cows, 1 Jersey cow International F-20 tractor piano solo HI, Janice Kretz- crop production systems in the 3 Holstein feeders, about 400 International M tractor schmer. United States and Canada. pounds International 4 row beet and Millwright Maintenance (Foundry)-2 openings 6 calves, 3 to 4 months old bean drill Brood sowj 4 pigs, 6 weeks old International 64 combine with 3 brood sows to farrow in attachments Machinist Mold Shop (Foundry)-l opening March 1960 Chevrolet truck, box and Red boar, about 250 pounds hoist MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS! Roan pony, 5 years old, Spotted 1959 GMC truck, box and hoist Age (non-employe) 18 to 28 years ' WANTED Age (employes) 18 thru 40 years mare pony, 7 years old Wagons, harrows, disk, plows, Age (Military Veterans) Maximum age 28 years (up to four years for service many other farm tools may be allowed) Riding horse, 2 years old Education: High School Diploma or Certificate of Equivalency. Miscellaneous items ARC and C02 WELDERS Physical: Be able io perform manual work of trade and pasaa doctor's Oliver 77 tractor, 4 row culti- Physical Examination per company standards. vator Some oats, corn, alfalfa hay, Must take and pass Michigan Employment Security Commission Aptitude Tests Minneapolis Moline Z tractor and straw AND GENERAL LABOR , as part of the Application Procedure for the Apprenticeship offered. APPLCATS MAY TERMS: Usual terms. 1 To take a Physical Examination. Long Range Program To provid.6 High School transcripts or Certificate of Equivalency. To provide Work References (if applicable). Good wages - Overtime - Liberal To provide Character References. CLERK: Hubbard State Bank of Kinde To take Evaluation Tests. Fringe Benefits. To under-go Oral Interview. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS AT SALE WHERE TO APPLY: ALL SALES FINAL Apply The Division : Employment Office 700 E. Huron Ave., Vassar, Michigan ALEX PRILL, Owner Evans Products Co. Closing date for Application: March 15, 1969 AUCTIONEERS: Ira and David Osentoski GAGETOWN A description of the above trades is available at the Division Employment Office Phone collect Cass City 872-: An Equal Opportunity Employer CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 PAGE FIVE

FOR SALE - 1954 four-door FOR SALE - 1,000 bales of Transit (nonbusiness) rate: This Week's Specials For BEGINNING APRIL 8 and every FOR SALE - 1,000 bales wheat ONE-DAY SERVICE - Photo SINGER 1968 zigzag sewing ma- 20 words or less, 50 cents Chrysler New Yorker. Good wheat straw, 25£ bale. Lloyd chine, late style, slightly used. condition, 47,000 actual miles, Wolfe, 4 miles south of Elk- Tuesday I will be at my farm straw. Phone 872-2362. Frank finishing, hi-gloss finish. Ser- each insertion; additional Valentine's Day to repair lawn mowers and Nemeth. 2/13/1 vice, quality and fair price. Sews on buttons, blind hems, words, 2 1/2 cents each. Oth- with snow tires, one owner. ton, 2 1/2 west. 2/13/3 small engines. I am an autho- Enlargements made from your buttonholes. No attachments ers; 3 cents a word, 60£ min- Heart shaped cakes, cookies Can be seen at 6627 Seed St., rized dealer for Briggs & negatives. Neitzel Studios, needed. 5-year guarantee. imum. Save money by enclos-, and cupcakes. Cass City. Phone 872-3689. FOR SALE - by owner - seven Stratton, Lauson Power Pro- Income Tax Service Cass City. 10/20/tf Complete price, $58.60. ing cash with mailorders. Rates or 872-2909. 2/13/2 room house and gar age. Living Terms of $5.80 per month. Also individual personalized room carpeted. Gas furnace, ducts, Kohler & Wisconsin en- for display want ad on applica- gines, also Hann-Eclipse & Quick and efficient processing KITCHEN help amd waitresses, For free delivery, call 313- tion. heart cakes. FOR SALE - SS deluxe Cham- like new. Jack Van Allen. 872-* 238-7628 until 9 p.m., collect. pion white wall tires. 4 for 2973. 2/13/2 Simplicity riding mowers. of your return. apply Martin's Restaurant, Tom Weir, 6240 Robinson Cass City. 7-26-tf 2/13/1 HAY FOR SALE - Alfalfa and .Sommers' Bakery $100.00, plus taxes and trade. Road, Cass City. 1/30/5 Office hours thru April 15 timothy. Peter Kloc, 3 miles 8.85-14, 8.15-15, 8.25-15, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. TREE REMOVAL SERVICE. south of Cass City stoplight. Phone 872-3577 .8.45-15, 8.85-15, 9.00-15, and FARMING Free estimates. Call 872-4038. 2/6/2 regular low prices on all Homes WE ARE NOW taking orders 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. 2-13 1 for Valentine cakes and FOR A PROFIT Peters Bros. Sawmill.12-28-tf sizes. Fred's Leonard Ser- Small down payment, low- 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. vice, Cass City. 2/6/2 cookies. Sommers' Bakery, HAVE YOUR OLD furniture re- monthly installments, 24-hour second generation of quality. Daily except Sundays. .Mohawk Carpeting upholstered at Mrs. Bresky's. New Auctioneer HELP WANTED - girl for of- possession. Cass City. 2/6/2 Next to Gambles Store in % Phone 872-3280,4244 Sherman EXPERIENCED St., Cass City. 1/2/tf fice work. Bookkeeping ex- Also other properties with Cass City. Smith-Douglass From the looms of Mohawk perience desired. Apply at SEPTIC TANK CLEANING - Complete Auctioneering Ser- comes the finest carpets made exceptionally small deposits For fast, guaranteed work TAKE >YOUR PICK of out- Anrod Screen Cylinder Co., John McCormick vice Handled Anywhere. by the largest carpet maker 6160 Garfield, Cass City, be- and low" monthly payment, im- call Dale Rabideau, Cass City Crop Builder We Make All Arrangements standing gas water heaters mediate possession. 872-3581 or 872-3000. 3/24/tf in the world, at spectacular low prices. tween 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Phone 872-2715 My Experience Is 2/13/1 1-9-14 Your Assurance 10 year warranty just $69,95. FUELGAS CO. Bulk gas for Or the exclusive Fuelgas John McCormick FOUNDATION every purpose. From 20 SNOW BUCKETS on hand and -FOE- Ira and David From $4.95 heater with a lifetime war- GAS DRYERS-Hamilton. Just pounds to 1000 gallons.Rates ranty for just $99.50. Fuel- $169.95. Demo models, mew Broker attachments fitted to your HIGH YIELDS as low as 4£ per pound. Furn- manure scoop. 6 to 7U foot Osehtoski per sq. yd. and up gas Company of Cass City. warranty (regular $249.95) aces, ranges, water heaters, wide front. Also bring in your Phone 872-2161. 10/12/tf Fuelgas Co. of Cass City. 6491 Main Street PHONE: refrigerators, wall furnaces, bean knives now for hammer- Cass City Cass City 872-2352 Collect Phone 872-2161. 11-2-tf Cass City, Mich. floor furnaces, washers and ing or rebuilding. Ubly Weld- Thumb Appliance RECONDITIONED Batteries for dryers. If it's gas, we sell ing & Machine Shop — Ubly sale - 50-220 amps, 6 and 12 WEDDING INVITATIONS and , Phone 872-2715 Crop Service 1-9-14 and service it. Corner M-81 phone 658-3261. 1/9/8 NOW AVAILABLE from our volt, $5.95 and up, exchange. announcements. A complete and M-530 Phone Cass City Cass City Phone 872-3080 new refrigerated case, Bor- Center Call Tom at 872-2210 after line of printing, raised print- 872-2161 for free estimates. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING 8-29-tf den's Sani-Seal milk, custard Cass City 7:30 p.m. 2/13/1 ing or engraving. Dozens to BOOMS RED & WHITE TOP ' 10/13/tf Monday and Tuesday, Thurs- desserts and pies. Sommers' choose from. Cass City Silos - In business since 1929. day and Friday — No appoint- RICHARD'S Radio and TV Sales Bakery, second generation of Chronicle, Cass City. 1/12/tf Save many dollars by order- ' 10-7-tf Moriar^y Pole Builders, Inc. : FOR RENT - electric adding ment needed. We also cut, and Service - Name brand quality, Cass City. 2/6/2 ing now for 1969 erection be- machine by day or week. Or-s wrap and freeze for your TV's and home appliances, ELECTRICIAN - licensed, 20 Specializing In: BRESKY'S CONTRACTING - fore prices go up and while rent a new Smith-Corona |freezer and do custom curing Voice Music record changers, INCOME TAX SERVICE - eve- f years experience. New or re- Septic tank cleaning.-Guaran- early order discounts are in portable typewriter. Also new i and smoking. Erla Packing. Channel Master Antennas and wiring. Residential, farm, Moriarty Buildings nings and week ends at 6567 Angola, Indiana teed work. Phone 872-3280. effect. We do the complete and used typewriters for sale, Co. Phone 872-2191. 1/13/tf Rotors, Electro Line Fencers. Elizabeth St., Cass City. Phone commercial. Work guaran- 4/11/tf job for you including the all makes. Leave your type- Richard Jones, 6340 Shabbona teed. Phone 872-2716. 1/2/tf Box 139 - Phone 219^65-2151 872-2875. Clara Gaffney. Quality structures for farm foundation. Write today and get writers and other office equip- Rd., Phone 872-2930. 12/5/tf 1/23/12 AUCTIONEERING - See Lorn all the facts about the silo ment at our store for repair. Just Arrived FOR RENT - Electric Glamo- and industry. with the heaviest and best in- McConkey Jewelry and Gift From the "Kandy Keg" in rene upholstery shampooer. "Slim" Hillaker. Top dollar FOR SALE - Duals: all types, AUCTIONEERING - Farm and Rotelt L. King- for your property. Phone 872- side finish. Silo-Matic and Shop. 10/6/tf Saginaw. Homemade all but- bolt-on, snap-on and axle- Get it now from Gambles, VanDale unldaders and equip- ter fudges, divinities, taffy, General. Harold Copeland, Residence: Route 2, Kingston 3019, Cass City. 10/3/tf type. Also Army surplus truck Cass City, Phone 872-2592. Cass City. Phone 872-3515. ment. Some choice areas open fruit drops and peanut brittle. and tractor chains. O'Brien's 5/2/tf Mich. Phone 517-683-2373, for dealers or salesmen. 5/18/tf Office: Kingston, Mich, Box Welcome to Holiday specials will be fea- Tire Shop, 620 E. Huron Aye., Cash Buyers Booms Silo Co., Inc., Harbor tured. Bad Axe, Michigan. 1/16/10 32, Phone 517-683-2300. Beach, Mich., 48441. 11/7/tf; 2-6-tf Snow Fun This week's special - Valen- Gross and O'Harris Waiting tine suckers. NEEDED NOW I I I INCOME:TAX SERVICE - Tax. local Markets FOR SALE - SS deluxe Cham- School graduate. Tax office, Chaparrel snowmobiles, hp g0mmers' Bakery Production Meat Market pion white wall tires. 4 for Need listings of all types. 20-52. " experience. Appointment only. Phone 872-3577 FOR PERSONAL SERVICE BEANS $100.00, plus taxes and trade. Phone 665-2520;, Richard Pat- 8.85-14, 8.15-15, 8.25-15, naude, Gagetown, Mich. ', 2-13 1 Workers 8.45-15, 8.85-15, 9.00-15, and Wm. Zemke, Broker Also .mini 10 hp Snow Flake And the Best in Meats Navy Beans • 8.00 ' 1/23/tf sled amd trailers. Soybeans — 2.39 regular low prices on all CUSHION FOAM - one to four General Cable Corp sizes. Fred's Leonard Ser- Cass City and Deford inches thick, cut free most Our Own Make of Fine vice, Cass City. 2/6/2 PAPER .NAPKINS imprinted any size wanted up to 54 inches 6285 GARFIELD* AVE. GRAIN Phone 872-2776 with names and dates for wed- Sausages and Smoked Meats 3-28-tf Bresky's by 76 inches at 20? per board Casd City, Mich. FOR SALE - Border Collie dings, receptions, showers,an- foot. Over 10,000 discounts. Freezer Meats Always Wheat 1.13 pups, 6 weeks old, out of ex- niversaries and 'other, oc-: Available Corn shelled bu. .97 Contracting Mill-End Store, 103 Center, *iSteady Eimploymeat cellent parents, Henry Hewitt, INCOME TAX Service - Gradu- casions. The Cass City Chron- in downtown Bay City. 2-6-2 9/23/tf Oats 36 Ibs. test .63 ate of one of the nation's lead- icle. 1/12/tf 6352 Garfield *Fully company paid insur- Rye 1.03 1 1/2 miles east of Elkton. ing tax schools. For appoint- 375-2322. 2/6/3 ment call Jerold Little 872- FOR SALE - sofa and chair, ance program. CARPENTRY SERVICE - by Barley .91 Cass City good condition, call after 5. Chester Kulinski. 30 years' 3311. 1/9/tf Notke *,Exeellent Working Condi- SALAD BAR and Fish Fry 1-9-tf Phone 872-3526. 2/6/2 experience. Specializing in LIVESTOCK Re-Roof .Awnings tions. home construction, additions, Friday nights at Martin's TYPEWRITER AND ADD- •Re-Side Insulate Restaurant, Cass City. 4-20-tf Apply ^ v' " ' ' ' ' alterations and minor repairs. Calves, pound .20 .30 ING MACHINE RIBBONS - Aluminum Windows and Doors UNCLAIMED Layaways - new FOR SALE - Pickup campers Recently moved into this area. Cows, pound • .18 .20 for all makes of machines at Call or-Write . 1968 zigzag sewing machine, and covers. Campers and Madison Silos trailer supplies, including Personnel Let's get acquainted! .Phone Cattle, pound .20 .25 The Chronicle. ' 3-2-tf must be sold. Built-in con- 872-2512. 2/13/4 Hogs, pound - .21 1/2 Vatn Dale Feeding Equipment ,BillSprague trols, no attachments needed. Porta-Potti for camper, Department FOR SALE - 4 bedroom house 5 year part. and service trailer and boat owners. Nel- Owner son Gremel, 4429 Doerr Road, WANTED - Babysitter 3 days Silo Unloaders on Main St. 17,500. Call 872- guarantee. Balance $31020 or Between 8-5 Daily a week. (Monday, Tuesday, D^n't pattern your life after 3529 to see or, owner in of Elkton^Roofing and for $11 more, in a modern, Cass City, Mich. Telephone An equal opportunity em- Wednesday) 9-5. Two children. Bunk Feeders and Accessories ! 872-2355. 2/13/3 a |repe hanger—he has chosen N.""J. 201-842-5511. l/30/tf' " Siding* Company '"'"*•" stylish cabinet. Or payments ployer. $15 per week. Start March calamity as a vocation. Elkton 375-4215 of $5 per month. Call 313- 17. No housework. Phone 872- CURTISS BREEDING Service - Bad Axe CO9-7469 EAR CORN For Sale - Ron WANTED - cleaning woman. 2506. 2/13/tf Bill Andrus or Caseville 856-2307 238-7628 collect until 9 Patera. 4 miles south of Cass Mrs. H. M. Bulen. Phone 872- Dependable service - .free re- p.m. 2/13/1 ! peats. Call Scotty. 872-3683, 'Terms to 5 years 8/17/tf City, 1.1/2 west . 2/13/2 2507. 2-6-2 Pigeon Salesman Help Wanted Mark Battel 872-2916. A. I. SALT FOR WATER condi- Phone 453-3471 Supplies & Freeze Branding. FOR SALE—Homelite chain tioners. Also for snow Electrician 1/16/26 saws; Johnson outboard mo- removal. Just $2.00 per bag- For Sale By Must have industrial ex- 1 Used chisel plow 11-9-tf tors,, boats and accessories. cash and carry at Fuelgas Co. perience. Good wag'es witih CHAIN SAWS machine sharp- Boyd Shaver's Garage, Caro, I H Tractor narrow front ened. 24-hour service. Leave of Cass City. Get yours now. B. A. Calka Real Estate merit increases. 1-1 - Row corn picker A REAL GIVE-AWAY at $85, across from Caro Drive-in. Phone 872-2161 2/15/tf Address all replies to: Voice of Music stereo hi-fi and pick up chain at Clare's PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL !!!! BRICK 2 story home; deep 1-AC 4 bottom 3 point hitch Sunoco Service., 1/9/8 Phone OSborn 3-SOS9. 1-23-tf' fully mounted plow. 4 north and 1 1/2 west of well - septic tank; BRAND NEW KITCHEN CABINETS; Box A 1-16" drags with implement Cass City. Richard Emmons. FOR SALE - 1968 18 hp GT300 FARMING new counter top; suspended ceiling; panelled walls; needs 2/13/1 IT COSTS VERY LITTLE to FOR A PROFIT finishing — 1/2 acre of land - 2 miles off M-53 highway. c o Vassar carrier Sno-Sport snowmobile. Rea- $3700.00 — MAKE US AN OFFER. 3-Used grain drills keep your store fronts spic Pioneer Times and span. Supreme Window sonable. 872-2000 or 872- 5020 John Deere with duals WOULD LIKE to buy 50 clumps 2330. 2/13/1 New Vassar, Mich. white birch, 3 to 5 stem Cleaners handles commercial VACANT LAND — consisting of approximately 2 acres —— 2-13-tf 192 hours on this one. window cleaning problems. $4,000. cash. Located in Village of Cass City. bunches, 6 to 8 feet tall. Phone OAT AND WHEAT straw for 1-A-John Deere with 4 row 872-3661. 2/13/1 Just call 872-2010. Free esti- Smith-Douglass TO THOSE FRIENDS and neigh- cultivator and bean puller mates. All work guaranteed, sale - about 300 bales. 9 1/2 180 ACRES: 8 room cut stone home; oil furnace forced hot north of Marlette, and 1/4 bors who remembered us on FOR SALE - 1963 Renault. all workers insured. 7/4/tf Crop Builder air; wall-to-wall carpeting in living room and dining room; our 50th wedding anniversary 7 Horse Cub Cadet demo, west. Larry Sadler. Phone 40x128' barn 8 years old - 2 silos; 48x46' pole barn;24x40' with lawn mower Running condition. Good tires. Marlette 635-5186. 2/13/1 with cards and flowers, we $75. Call 872-2404. 2/13/1 FOR SALE - 1964 Plymouth, - 4 car garage; 16x16' workshop; 46 stanchions; barn thank you very much and God 1 Oliver plow, semi-mounted cleaner; about 80 acres TILED - many other features; 4 door, A-l condition. $540. FOUNDATION bless you all. Peter and Mary Used Ford pickup camper Cash. Limited time offer. full price $65,000. terms available. HURRY !! HURRY !! Kloc. 2/13/1 special. Now taking applications Phone 872-2651. Owner Mil- Try 'Garlic Toast' -FOE-- ton R. Gelatt. 2/13/1 A mew feature added too our HIGH YIELDS TRAILER HOME on 1 acre of land — Deckerville Road - We have a large BUFFERS line of variety breads. 10x50' with 12x48' carport - full price $6,000. terms. WE WANT TO thank all Good starting wage, liberal FOR SALE - 1959 Galaxie Have you tried Sommers' Cass City employees of General Cable supply of Cub ca- tudor, good motor. 1 mile SPECIAL ! ! ! ! 8 room home with ALUMINUM SIDING - Corporation, Cass City and the fringe benefits, overtime. No salt rising, pumpernickel, oat- people of Cass City for their experience necessary* south, one mile west of Gage- meal and cracked wheat? 4 bedrooms; glassed in sun room; large kitchen with lots det Tractors* Free Crop Service of cabinets; dining room, hallway and 1 bedroom panelled; kindnesses during my illness town. Phone 665-2238. Milton We are sure you will find mower, blade or Apply Hofmeister. 2/13/1 Cass City Phone 872-3080 new furnace, new roof, and new siding 6 years ago; oil and hospitalization in Detroit. one, to suit your taste. furnace with forced hot air; cost $151.00 to heat for season Special thanks to Mrs. Jim snow thrower in- 8-29-tf King, Louise Buehrly, Mr. and Thumb Metal FOR SALE - mink autumn haze .Sommers' Bakery — your inspection invited $11,000. terms. cluded with pur- cape stole, large, in excellent FOR RENT—Electric Glamo- Mrs. Herbert Powell, Mr. and Finishing Co. condition. Mrs. H. M. Bulen. Phone 872-3577 NEWLY DECORATED 3 bedroom apartment A-l condition Mrs. John Guinther, Mr. and Argyle 2-13 1 rene rug shampooer. Your Mrs. Bud Gruber and Mr. and chase Phone 872-2507. 2-6-2 choice of wet or dry. Gambles, - immediate possession. ALSO: 8-29-tf Mrs. Wayne Peddie. It is all FOR SALE - Vizsla Pointer Cass City. Phone 872-3515. JUST LISTED !!!! RANCH TYPE HOME with31arge bedrooms; greatly appreciated. Mr. and NEW SKI-DOOS in stock MILKHOUSE gas heaters - OLD-FASHIONED kitchen cup- pups, 5 months. Point and 5-2-tf lots of closet and storage space; large living room and dining Mrs. Louie Pierce. 2/13/1 SELL-OUT of SKI-DOO Suspended and floor models, board for sale, 7' 4" tall; also retrieve now. Real sharp. Mind ell with wool wall-to-wall carpeting; large kitchen with lots Clothing - Helmets and full warranty, from $29.95. old buffet and Hoover canister whistle. 3197 N. Van Dyke, ZONTA'S ANNUAL antique of Birch cabinets; large picture window in living room; full I WISH TO THANK Dr. Donahue, other accessories. Fuelgas Co of Cass City, cor- vacuum cleaner. Best offer. Decker. 2/6/2 show and sale - Saturday, basement; basement has possibilities for additional living the staff at the clinic, Little's ner M-53 & M-81. Phone 872- Mrs. Stan Guinther, 4445 Oak Feb. 22, at St. Pancratius floor space. HIGHLY DESIRABLE LOCATION; near play- ambulance service and the 2161. 12/12/tf St. Phone 872-3284. 2/13/1 Hall, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2/6/3 ground and park. EXTRA LARGE LOT 148x148' nicely WANTED - high school students entire staff at Hills and Dales landscaped — Your inspection invited !!!! $21,000. terms Hospital for everything they WANTED - Down and disabled to tour six countries in Europe available. EAVETROUGH WORK. Con- for 22 days, $700. Call Sheryl did for me during my stay tact Dale Mellendorf, phone cattle and horses for mink Tax Accounting there. Also Rev. Wood, Rev. Brunner at 693-3664 or write RANCH TYPE HOME in CASS CITY — corner lot - attractive HEDLEY 872-3182. Free estimates. feed. Call Elkton 375-4088. same at Fairgrove, Mich. Farmers & Fishermen are Kirn, Rev. Canfield and Rev. 10/5/tf Anderson Mink Ranch. exempt from filing an Esti- setting —- 3 bedrooms; FIREPLACE; built in bookcase; den Spencer for their calls and 6/1/tf 2/13/1 carpeted - wall-to-wall carpeting in living room, dining room; prayers. Thanks to everyone EQUIP. CO. mate Tax if they file their Ln- den and bedroom; full basement; recreation room; 1 1/2 FOR SALE - three dairy cows, -come Tax by Feb. 15tih, 1969. for their cards, visits and CARO TB & Bangs tested. 1 mile Real Estate bathrooms; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — $17,500. terms. gifts. Everything was deeply west and 1/2 north of Sheridan It's later than you think. appreciated. Don Buehrly. GAGETOWN AREA: 160 acres with a large barn with beef BAKERY & COFFEE SHOP Beautiful living quarters - 2/13/1 1800 W. Caro Rd. Catholic Church on Grass mere setup, silos, chicken coop, hog barn, tool storage room, recently remodeled - gas furnace; fully equipped — 100% Phone 673-4164 Road. Can be seen before 12 large family home with new gas furnace, new hot water Gracey's Tax business location with ample parking — Immediate o'clock inoon. Henry Austin. heater. Buildings in good condition and ready to go to Service Possession — terms available. Note: Building has many MY HEARTFELT thanks to all 2/13/1 work for you. Please stop at office for more details on other uses. CALL OFFICE FOR DETAILS. who extended comforting this farm with large corn and wheat allotments. (Ted - Lorraine & Janie) sympathy and kindness in my recent sorrow, the passing of KINGSTON: 40 acres, 32 tillable, choice sugar beet-beans 260 N. Stanley- St. IN CASS CITY: 1 1/2 story home with 3 bedrooms; 26' living SMALL, NEAT TWO BEDROOM home in the country with an room carpeted; built-ins - NEW KITCHEN - open stairway Violet L. Pratt my mother loam, some tiles. Two story 5 bedroom house, in need of Bad Axe, Mich. and grandmother; for the minor repair. New hot water boiler, new water system. acre of land, new well, storage building, just a nice private off living room; dining room in knotty pine; 1 bedroom down- place to live. Full price only $5,750. Phone CO 9-8552 stairs carpeted; basement; gas furnace; CARPORT AT- beautiful service by Rev. Luke Full bath, large kitchen. Nice compact barn with water, 1-16-tf Yoder and all the singers, good 2-car garage. Quiet, peaceful location. $16,750 with TACHED — corner lot nicely shaded - MOVE RIGHT IN — JUST LISTED this neat two story home with three bedrooms, $13,500. terms. also floral offerings. We would $6,750 down, balance on Bank mortgage. CUSTOM BUTCHERING - especially like to thank Little's / full basement with fireplace, laundry room, fruit room, Monday and by noon Tuesday. family room, plenty of room for storage, lots of kitchen RETIREMENT !!!! One story home - 8 years old - in very Funeral Home, Calvin and INVESTMENT-INFLATION hedge. 10 acres on Deckerville By appointment only. Cut- good condition; oil furnace; 180' deep well with own water Helen Easton for their hearty road adjoining Deford State Game area. $3,500 with $500 cabinets, bath and 1/2, and an extra good sized lot. Owner has other interests and wants a fast sale. Terms available. ting and wrapping for deep system; lots of kitchen cabinets; laundry room off kitchen; welcome and kindness and down. Mostly wooded, 330 feet road frontage. ACT NOW. freeze. 1 1/2 miles south. Carl EXTRA LARGE LOT 165x189' — full price $5,500.00. overnight stay and serving Reed, Cass City. Phone 872- meals in their home; William 60 ACRES, choice clay loam, some tile. Two story 5 bedroom WE NEED your listings now in order to fill the demand. Your property may be just what the other fellow is looking 2085. 10/27/tf For THESE and OTHER BARGAINS in Real Estate, see, call and Bessie Hillaker and Velma house, barn. On blacktop. Widow. $19,000, cash. or write to: and Raymond Starr .and Oak- for, so let us do the foot work and turn it into cash. Please !:WE HAVE a large selection call land County Sanatorium for WE HAVE many farms not advertised. For more information of gas ranges. All priced to their wonderful care and my stop in at Cass City office. move out. Priced from $19.95. B. A, CALKA, REALTOR own family. Your kindness and Edward J. Hahn Broker Pick the one that suits your thoughtfulness was so greatly William Zemke, Broker needs while our used range 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726. Telephone: appreciated. May God bless selection is at its peak. Fuel- Area Code 517 872-3355 or call one of our 16 salesmen you all. Edward and Jessie !» , PHONE 872-2776 if you wish to buy or sell, 872-2155 days or 872-3519 gas Co. of Cass City. Phone ^evenings. 6240 W. Main Street, Cass City, Mich. nearest you. 2-6-2 Starr and grandchildren. George Murray, office manager 2/13/1 -872-2161. 8/22/tf 2/13/1 PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 CASS CITY Pair at 4-H County Holstein Association elects offiters The Tuscola County Holstein- Walz of Vassar. Whatever your printing needs, we serve Friesian Association held its Various activities for the IfSEI annual meeting Feb. 6, at the them right! Latest modern offset and science confab year were discussedk Civil Defense Headquarters in letterpress equipment to assure you of David Little and Tom Rus- Caro. 1 sell, members of the Cass City The group re-elected Ronald Coming Auction the best results in every way. Hampshire of Deford, presi- Livestock Club, and leader Bob Saturday, March 1 - Mrs. COLOR Carpenter spent Feb. 6-7 at a dent; Donald Loomis, Cass City, vice-president, and Clare Car- Mary Nitz will sell farm ma- 4-H Veterinary Science Con- penter, Cass City, secretary- chinery, household goods and ference held at Camp Kett, near miscellaneous items six miles Cadillac. treasurer. Newly elected di- rectors to the board were Jack west, and two miles north of The objective of the state- Harbor Beach. Cass City Phone 872-2010 wide workshop was to build Laurie, Cass City, and Lloyd Confidence in leadership and a review of materials used in studying animals, health and I diseases. The resource staff included specialists from Michigan State University, Dr. Larry Johnson, dairy; Dr. James Dalley, 25 FREE! FREE! 25 Veterinary Science, and Jake Wamhoff, 4-H youth program. Also assisting were Dr. Donn Blevins from the Upjohn Com- pany and several 4-H Youth ATTENDING A 4-H veterinary science Agents from various counties throughout the state. conference at Camp Kett were these mem- Mr. Bernard Jardot, Tus- cola county 4-H Youth Agent bers of the Cass City Livestock Club. of Caro, accompanied the local From left: Leader Bob Carpenter, David representatives to the two-day conference. Little and Tom Russell.

News From Plan 4-H weather project series of the weather. BY BERNARD JARDOT In Unit III the members learn Harvey John Francis of De- how to read a weather map and ford paid total costs and fines How often do you think about recognize continually recur- of $27 for excessive speed of weather? "Once in a while* ring weather patterns. By the 45 in a 35 speed zone in the might be your first answer. end of this unit, the member village of Cass City. , Yet actually, whether we realize should understand air mass Michael J. Stewart, of Caro, it or not - we think about the analysis, high and low pressure paid total fines and costs of weather all the time. It affects systems, warm and cold fronts $22 for a traffic violation of what we wear, how we live, and how to use the weather map. excessive noise in Cass City. what plans we make and even Units IV and V have been He was ticketed by Cass City how we feel. In general we are developed for more advanced officer Jim Jezewski. aware of the weather whenever members who are interested in ^Suzanne Doris Bier lien of it changes suddenly or upsets undertaking individual, as well Vassar was issued an excessive our plans. as group projects and who are speed summons for 65 in a 55 With this in mind, we have ready to apply what they learn QUEEN speed zone in Denmark Town- developed a series of 4-H pro- in ways that can benefit them- ship. She was assessed a total jects on weather. The weather selves, their families and their of $20 fine and costs. projects have been designed to community. The content, pur- help our young people develop pose and approach of both Unit Patricia Ann Uhl of Cass a better understanding of how IV on "Severe Weather* and GO TO THE STORE WITH THE City was ticketed in the village and why the weather changes Unit V on "Air Pollution and for 53 in a 35 MPH speed around them. Fallout" differ significantly zone and fined a total of $30 Weather is a fascinating study from the other three units. fine and costs. that can be adapted to every age Instead of looking up and out HEARTS ON THE DOOR (Listed Relow) Gary Howard Haebler of level. While the youngest 4-H from the earth's surface, we Kingston was ticketed for 70 members can learn about the now look down from above to in a 55 MPH speed zone and elements that make up our study the upper levels of atmo- fined a total of $30 costs and weather, older youths can apply sphere and the winds aloft to AND VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE fines. He was ticketed by San- this knowledge in many useful see what influence these have on dusky State Trooper Thomas ways such as weather forecast- the weather below. This new " • "''.'• . '". " : • ' ' : • • " ' ' . J Likent. ing, making the home more perspective - clarifies many John Edgar Pecure of comfortable, protecting plants weather phenomena - especially Vassar was assessed a total of and crops from weather ex- violent storms, and sets the $20 in fines and costs for failure tremes or safeguarding them- necessary three-dimensional to stop in an assured, clear selves from violent weather frame of reference for and con- VOTE FOR MOM, GRANDMOTHER, SISTER, SWEETHEART distance ahead. conditions. 1 sideration of air pollution and Leo August Heine man of The 4-H weather project has fallout. Kingston was ticketed for 65 been divided into five work As we move from the jet in a 55 MPH speed zone. He units, each progressively more age to the space age, so must or MOTHER-IN-LAW. 25 GIFTS WILL BE GIVEN, 25 was assessed a total of $20 difficult. The 4-H leader or our educational study programs in fines and costs. teacher may start their mem- change. Our new series of James Michael Pomery was bers at which ever unit level weather projects are a good served a sheriff's office com- she finds her students'interest example of what we can do to WINNERS DRAWN FROM PARTICIPATING STORES! plaint for driving on a revoked or abilities to be. look toward the future. license. Officer Paul Megge The first unit explains and The program is suitable to all served the complaint when demonstrates basic principles youth that have an interest in Pomery became involved in a of weather. In this unit, our the sciences and its relation to mishap with another auto youth discover how the four our weather. Also the projects occurring on Bradleyville Road basic elements -sun,air,water can serve as a study of possible in Denmark Township. Pomery and earth - influence the future careers. The project may QUEEN of QUEENS would have been eligible to re- weather. Each principle dis- be carried by itself or as part apply for renewal for his driv- cussed is demonstrated by an of other project areas. Both QUEENS WILL BE SELECTED ing license within a few days. experiment. Even older youths boys and girls from 9 to 19 starting their weather study at years of age whether they live Name Mrs. Turner a more advanced level may want on a farm, in the city or are to review or refer back to these rural non-farm are eligible to to Viking Club fundamentals. participate. Mrs. Kathryn M. Turner of The second unit includes The youth interested in this Decker has been awarded a instructions for building a type of activity like to plan and membership in the Gleaner Life weather station. Although de- help develop their own pro- BONUS GIFT $25 BOND Insurance Society's Viking Club signed to follow the first unit, grams as much as is possible. AT EACH STORE - MUST BE 16 YEARS OR OVER for her outstanding work as a this unit is very flexible and With this in mind, this series field representative. The an- can be adapted to any special of project units has been so nouncement was made by John weather interest that our mem- developed to allow the individual W. Dressier, field vice presi- bers might have, individually to select manyrelated activities dent of the society. or as a group. -In this unit, to participate in-also the group Dressier said Mrs. Turner is the members should build the may select an advanced group REGISTER AT THESE CO-OPERATING STORES one of 12 who qualified for an- following weather instruments project. nual memberships in the club and know how to use them: Baro- There may be science classes for 1969. meter, Hygrometer, Anemo- or clubs in our local schools meter, Wind Vane and Rain that would find the weather NOTHING TO RUY! NO OBLIGATION! We can't make ourselves Guage. In addition they should project an excellent group pro- happy by making others un- build a shelter for their instru- ject to undertake. They are wel- SOMMERS BAKERY WESTERN AUTO ASSOO. THELMA'S GROCERY happy. ments and keep daily records comed to use our 4-H materials 2ND GENERATION OP QUALITY STORE 4119 S. Seeger St. Phone 872-3313 and to organize their own Cass City, Mich. Hume 872-3577 Cass City weather club. 6467 Main St. If you are interested in start- Ferris Ware, Owner ing a new weather project or CASS CITY OIL & GAS CO. club, do not hesitate to contact GAMBLE STORE 6415 Main St. Phone 872-2065 your local club leader or stop Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3515 WOOD REXALLDRUG Cass City GUARDIANS OF YOUR HEALTH Kathryn M. Turner, F. I. C. in for more information at the 3189 N. Decker Road County Extension 4-H Office. Tom Proctor, Reg. Ph. ERLA'S FOOD CENTER & Decker, Michigan IGAFOODLINER Phone Snover 672-3501 TABLERITE MEATS ^PACKING, INC. GROSS AND O'HARRIS 6233 Church St. Phone 872-2191 ©121 Cass 'City Rd., Cass City Ph. 872-2645 Cass City Kingston IGA MEAT MARKET CROFT-CLARA LBR., INC. Cass City AUTEN MOTOR SALES Cass City, Mich. 6392 Main St. Phone 872-2300 sold by Burns RYAN'S MEN'S WEAR Cass City BULEN MOTORS 6505 Main St. Phone 872-3431 YODR FUTURE- CHEVROLET - GLQSMOBILE; Cass City MAC & SCOTTY DRUG after 30 years Cass City, Michigan STORE The John Burns IGA has been TALK OF THE TOWN Your Personal Service Drug Store sold by Mr. and Mrs. John Burns CASS CITY FLORAL Cass City Mike Weaver, R Ph. 872-3613 of Kingston. It was purchased, Jn a three-way partnership, by 6450 Main St. Phone 872-3675 McCONKEY JEWELRY Orville Zorn, President; Larry Cass City CASS THEATRE Do your familyafavor.Phonethissocietyrepresentative. Zorn, vice-president, and Terry and GIFT SHOP 6464 Main St. Phone 872-2252 Make an appointment. Simply tell her you want to make Cass City some plans for your family's future security. Hear her Hogan, secretary. It will oper- KRITZMAN'S CLOTHING 6458 Main St. Phone 872-3025 ate as Zorn's Food Market Inc. Cass City advice, then decide for yourself. She is a member of The Burns have owned and Cass City, Mich. the exclusive Viking Club. Let her bring her experience operated the store, at three dif- BEN FRANKLIN STORE in family finance to your special need. ferent locations since its start, FORTES Where Everything You Buy for 30 years. They presently THUMB APPLIANCE own another outlet in North CONFECTIONERY STORE Is Guaranteed. Branch. CENTER 6468 Main St. Phone 872-2540 Cass City Cass City, Mich. The Zorns own outlets at Cass City Marlette and Mayville stores. Orville Zorn said it was their SCHNEEBERGER TV LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY ^ intent to "carry on and hope ALBEE HDWE, & FURN. YOUR TRUiSTWOiRTHY STORE SALES & SERVICE 1800 N. WOODWARD • BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN • 48012 people will accept us.» The CASS CITY CHRONICLE 6439 Main Cass City Phone 872-2270 6550 Main St. Phone 872-2010 6588 Main St. Phone 872-2696 new supplier will be Abner A. Cass City Wolf, Inc. of Detroit. CASS CHRONICLE VOLUME 62, NUMBER 44 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 SECTION B EIGHT PAGES

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You probably think I. am the Dad, thus becoming the world's I was the world's most reluctant only newspaper columnist who first hippie). salesman. I would ring neigh- didn't sell the Saturday Evening Anyway, I did sell the Post borhood doorbells only because Post when he was a boy. and I am going to write about Mother was watching out the Or perhaps you think I am an it. I'd have done it sooner but window. My sales pitch went like original thinker who doesn't I've been in a slump. / this: "You don't want to buy a write about the things everyone You've probably heard that Saturday Evening Post, do you." Second in a series else writes about. even the greatest writers go I was always right. Wrong, both times. through dry spells in which they There's a long list of things moan that the Muse has deserted Fifty years of hoping. Fifty that paid scribblers always turn them. A Muse is any of 9 Each week I'd pick up 10 years of waiting. The dream of to when they can't think of any- Greek goddesses which inspire Posts from Bobby. A few days a career in nursing care. To thing else. Boyhood nostalgia is creative artists. That sounds later I'd bring back 10. The day eye twinkling Mrs. Lafey at the top of the list. And there's pretty classy and I wish it he suggested I retire was when Lorentzen of 4455 Pine, that nothing more nostalgic than re- applied to my slump. The truth I brought back .11. A woman dream when she reached 53, miniscing about the depression is that I suffered a small paper- had browbeaten me into buying finally came true. days when a runny-nosed little cut on the tip of my typing finger back a Post she'd bought down- Born in Melhoid, Canada, she boy had to sell io Saturday and then, like a fool, I swiped town. One of the cartoons was had pondered her career since Evening Posts a week or his a handful of popcorn from my dirty, she said (I never did find girlhood. The modest income of dad would put him in a bag son's bag. That's pouring salt which one and I looked for 6 her parents at the turn of the with 10 kittens and throw the on the wound (I may have coined hours.) century did not permit a formal bag into the St. Clair River a phrase there). education. "My parents couldn't (I remember once when Mo- I went back to my wastrel put me through,* she said. When I was about 10 years life but Bobby kept hustling. ther tried to use Dad's bag for Her father was a brass collecting coal along the rail- old, I sold the Post for my That kid worked hard at dozens cousin, Bobby Smith. He was of jobs until the day he was tradesman and farmer. When road tracks. He wouldn't let the hot steam from the brass her. "That's my bag," said only a couple of years older drafted into World War n. He but already he was a neighbor- was killed in the Battle of the foundry impaired her father's hood foreman for a magazine Bulge. health, the family farmed for ORDER OF PUBLICATION distributor. Bobby was one of periods in Port Huron, Burn- General those kids that a guy's mother I always associate the Post side, and finally in Shabbona. State of Michigan, Probate was always pointing to and say- with Bobby and the 1930's when Court for the County of Tus- a nickel double-feature could ; Her husband was a pioneering ing, "-Why can't you be like road builder. Paving the way for cola. Bobby? He has 2 paper routes turn a boy on for weeks. Those Estate of Aaron J. Turner, were days of simple pleasures, Michigan's early homesteaders and 10 magazine routes and an and travelers, he "ran truck* deceased. Essex dealership. And you won't one of which was reading the • This is Bill Stephenson ... File No. 20432 Post, starting from the back and helped build roads in De- even get out of bed in the morn- troit, Imlay City, and in this Eallye Coordinator of the Detroit It is ordered that on Febru- ing." and ending up with Alexander Eegion Sports Car Club of America, ary 27, 1969 at ten a.m., in the Botts, the incredible tractor area. While her husband built That's the kind of a cousin I roads, Mrs. Lorentzen received and an expert driver. He says, "I Probate Courtroom in the Vil- had to have, boy. He was a real salesman. lage of Caro, Michigan a hearing boarders. She easily recalls use new Leonard Premium 500 nice kid but gee, he was always Those pleasures seemed to packing their noonday lunch as be held on the petition of Frede- working and putting money in the because it performs better under rick H. Pinney, administrator, disappear sometime during the they departed for work each bank and buying his mother pre- war. I guess I became more morning. extreme competitive conditions. for allowance of his final sents. One Christmas, Ire- sophisticated. Maybe I simply It's a great gasoline!" Take a account. member, he gave her a new coat. When in 1931 her husband Publication and service shall grew up; or grew bitter. Any- tip from Bill and other experts I gave my mother a clay ash way I quit reading the Saturday died, Mrs. Lorentzen found new be made as provided by Statute tray I made in school - and I independence. A local doctor, -tryatankfulsoo, and Court Rule. Evening Post. I guess I don't gave it to her in front of Grand- really know why. Dr. Donahue, discovered she Dated: January 27, 1969. ma who didn't know Mother was interested in nursing care. C. Bates Wills, Judge of Pro- But I think it had something smoked. Boy, Merry Christ- to do with the fact that the Her career began. She was hired bate. mas. at $25 per week in the midst A true copy. most patriotic pictures Nor- LEONARD Mother thought I would be- man Rockwell painted could of a deep depression. Beatrice P. Berry, Register come more like Bobby if I sold Cass City Phone 873-2235 of Probate. 1/30/3 never make me understand why At that time she had more magazines, But it never worked. cousin Bobby, age 19, had to die. than reached her 53rd birthday. Her job was healing the injured, MRS. LORENTZEN, 91, displays aquilt tending the sick, and helping AUTHORIZED DEALERS with newly borns. Mrs. she. helped her mother make over 70 Lorentzen's dream came true, after more than half a century years ago. of waiting and hoping. Her memory is good. Her words come as easy as a high school English teacher explain- ing the term's format at the first classtime. distributed to counties., villag* Mrs. Lorentzen does her own homemaking. She still uses the The State Highway Commis- $273,862, and Huron County, pink and white quilt she helped sion has started the distribution $259,895. her mother make over seventy of fourth quarter Motor Vehicle Cass City will recieve $6,- years ago, and she still Highway Fund collections to 669, Caro $11,747, Gagetown crochets. Not bad for 91 years area counties and incorporated $2,265 and Kingston $1,686. young. cities and villages. Henrick E. stafseth, state highway director, said net high- way fund receipts during Octo- ber, November and December totaled $86 million, an increase of 29.5 percent compared to the same period of 1967. Under this formula, the High- way Department will receive FURNITURE & CARPETS $39,579,589; the counties $29,- 254,479, and the cities and vil- lages $17,208,517. 130 W. BURNSIDE ST. Tuscola County will receive $286,215; Sanilac County, GAVEL CLUB GAME DANCE SATURDAY, FEB. 22 DANCING 9-1 THURSDAY, FEB. 13 AT 8:00 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA AT Fury III 2-Door Hardtop OPEN TO PUBLIC ST. PANCRATIUS SOCIAL HALL 5 Piece Band FREE (Ralph Chapman & His Quintet) HOMEMADE FULL QUILT HOMEMADE BABY QUILT HOMEMADE PILLOW CASES REFRESHMENTS LINEN DRESSER SCARF torsion-bar front springs combined with rugged multi-leaf rear springs make Plymouths better handling, better riding than $3.00 Couple Why Plymouth? other cars. 4. Durability—7-Step Dip-and-Spray Anti-Rust Treat- Tickets Available from any 1. The GREAT! Plymouth Sale—Our specially-equipped Fury, ments on all Plymouth exterior body surfaces and all inner and Gavel Club Member Belvedere, Barracuda, and Val[ant models are now costing outer surfaces of lower body metal mean longer body life. even less. But our GREAT! Sale of the Year is only one of a lot 5. Beauty—All Plymouths are painted with super-hard Acrylic of good reasons why you should consider buying a Plymouth. Enamel that retains a mirror-like finish with only cold-water 2. Engineering—Plymouths are tight and strong because struc- washes. Acrylic Enamel means beauty that lasts. 6. Safety- tural steel members, body braces, and sheet-metal panels are Plymouth's big brakes give smooth, safe braking. They're welded into a single, unitized shell. Unibody construction gives bigger and heavier than brakes on most other cars. 7. Comfort AT more resistance to the twisting forces of rough roads than —Head room. Hip room. Shoulder room. Leg room. And trunk body-on-frame cars. 3. Good Handling—High-chrome steel room loads of it! RYLAND & ON STARTING GUC, IHC. FRIDAY, FEB. 14 a. m, SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Sunday, Feb. 16, the Lutheran Synod. Church of the Good Shepherd The offering received will be in Cass City will observe Open used to counsel those in need Greenleaf Area News Down Memory Lane Housing Sunday. of housing as well as make The effort is being supported available loans to the same. by 6,000 congregations in the Although this is a relatively Mrs. Ida Gordon Phone 872-2923 FROM THE PILES OF THE CHEONICLE Lutheran Church-Missouri new emphasis in the Lutheran body it was felt that faith Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bouck guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Olin Bouck home were Mr. and related to such "touchy" sub- Mrs. Ernest Bouck, Mr. and FIVE YEARS AGO application for a position as KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS jects of life is a real witness spent Tuesday night and Hurford and children. been disabled for the past ten Getting tip nights, burning, frequent Wednesday at the Olin Bouck Mrs. Louis Crocker has en- Mrs. Ron Gracey, Mrs. Donald Army chaplain to the Metho- weeks with a broken leg, is or scanty flow, leg or back pains to the love of Christ for those Superintendent Willis Camp- dist Commission on Chaplains. may warn of functional kidney dis- in need. home. They returned to Mt. tered Sanilac County Medical Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald able to resume his duties at orders —- "Danger Ahead." Give a Pleasant Wednesday where they Center for therapy treatment Becker and Diane, Mr. and bell announced Gov. George Jesse O'Dell, who is the Farm Produce Cd.'s gentle lift with BUKETS (take only Romney has appointed him to 3 tabs a day for 4 days). Regulate Each member of the Cass are residing during the last on her legs. Her address is Mrs. Calvin MacRae and daugh- employed in Detroit as an auxi- elevator. passage, ease aches and pains or City congregation has been in- semester. 137 N. Elk St.,Sandusky,Mich., ters and Mrs. John Krug and the Board of Control of Central liary policeman, spent the week your 48c back. NOW at Mac & vited to participate in the sup- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond 48471. Donald. Michigan University. end with his son, John O'Dell. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Scotty. 2-6-4 port of this effort. and Susie were Saturday supper Tuesday evening guests in the Mrs. Don Hanby and Lori James Champion, president General and Ida Gordon were Thursday of S. Champion Outdoor Adver- THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO State of Michigan, Probate dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tising Co., announced that Court for the County of Tus- R. B. Spencer. Champion has purchased the Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Hitch- cola. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond business of Klaasen Outdoor cock of Cass City and Mr. and Estate of Dorcas Evangelinej and Susie and Mr. and Mrs. Advertising Co. of Holland. Mrs. Walter Bender of Detroit, MacRae, Deceased. Bruce MacRae and Sara June Receiving pay raises total- former Cass City residents, File No. 20500. visited Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck ing $1,600 were Principal were injured in an automobile It is ordered that on April BE A HERO TO HER! Wednesday forenoon. Arthur Holmberg, Assistant accident and are in Providence 10, 1969, at ten a.m. , in the Mrs. Paul Murray, Mrs. Principal James Seals, Ele- Hospital, Detroit. Probate Courtroom in the Vil- Ronald Fox and Mrs. Olin Bouck mentary Principal Mrs. Paul The families of Elmer lage of Caro, Michigan a hear- attended the monthly Farm Murray and Guidance Counselor Donaghy and Mrs. Hazel ing be held at which all credi- Bureau Women's meeting in George Elliot at the Cass City Emerick of Shabbona are tors of said deceased are re- Sandusky Friday. Board of Education meeting. quarantined for scarlet fever. quired to prove their claims. Mrs. Clare Craig spent the Bob Keating was named Elizabeth Moore, who has Creditors must file sworn week end with her niece, Mrs. president of the Cass City spent the month with her uncle claims with the Court and serve Rodney Karr. / Rotary Club. Vice-president is and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph a copy on Lela Hall, admini- Mrs. Gerald Bock, Mrs. Bill Kritzman; secretary, Tom Ward, returned to her home in stratrix, Gagetown, Michigan, STEREO Elmer Hoffman and Mrs. Olin Proctor,and treasurer, Art At- Fowler ville. prior to said hearing. Bouck visited Mrs. Alvin Avery well. Warren Wood attended the Publication and service shall Wednesday afternoon. Dolan Sweeney of Ubly was Rexall convention at the Statler be made as provided by Statute Mrs. Ella Franklin of Ro- presented a plaque by the Michi- Hotel in Detroit. and Court Rule. SACRIFICE! chester spent Saturday with gan Dairy Herd Improvement Mrs. Clifford Secord of Cass Dated: January 28, 1969. Lucy Seeger and Mr. and Mrs. Association for having a herd City and Miss Helen Marie Shaw C. Bates Wills, Judge of Pro- Donald Seeger. Mrs. Franklin of Holstein cows which aver- of Caro attended the American bate. is a niece of Mrs. Lucy Seeger. aged 602 pounds of butterfat Beauty Trade Exposition at the A true copy. per cow. Book-Cadillac Hotel in Detroit. Beatrice P. Berry, Register Fraser - Ladies Aid met Bob Doerr, son of Mr. and William Kilbourh, who has of Probate. 2/6/3 Wednesday at the church. Din- Mrs. Philip Doerr of rural ner was served to about 30 per- Cass City, was awarded the sons. The afternoon was spent "God and Country Scouting working on quilts. Award" at the Methodist church. Clayton Root has entered Ford Hospital and Mrs. Root is TEN YEARS AGO GapM's a patient in Hills and Dales Hos- pital. Chamber of Commerce board Miss Carol Copeland and Ray of directors were mailed ballots Betzold of Bay City enjoyed to elect four new members to favorite supper honoring Carol's birth- the board to replace retiring day at the home of her parents directors: B. A. Calka, Charles HERS TOO! Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Auten, George Fisher and Wil- Ray Surbrook and children liam Ruhl. joined them for the evening. Richard Joos, son of Mr. and Ice cream and cake were Mrs. Maurice Joos of Cass City, served. assumed control of the Mobil- Mrs. Stuart Copeland and gas Station on East Main Street, children were Saturday supper in Cass City. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Mary Law, 80, one of Copeland and Don. Cass City's older residents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sowden was honored at a family din- and children of Caro visited Mr. ner at the K c Hall in Caro. and Mrs. John Battel and Dan Douglas Avery and Elaine FINE Saturday afternoon. Butler will be among some 160 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hendrick, pupils from Saginaw, Flint and _Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cope- the Thumb area to participate FURNITURE land and Don and Kenneth Cope- in a youth concert at Saginaw land spent Monday evening with High School auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland. The occasion was Mrs. Harold After a trial period of a FANCY LACE SOLID Copeland's birthday. little less than a year merchants HEART BOX Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cope- voted to return to Saturday land and Don attended the night openings in place of Fri- STATE Horseman's dinner meeting at day nights in a secret poll the community building at the conducted with 30 local mer- Bay City fairgrounds Sunday. chants affected by the rule. Potluck dinner was served to CONSOLE about 450 persons. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO The Youth Fellowship of Now Only Fraser Church held a party Second Lieutenant Clifford.F. MINIATURE Saturday evening at the Henry Ryan of the U. S. Marine Corp CHOCOLATES McLellan home. Reserve, was one of the honor GA50-10 • THE ABBOT—in choice of gen- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gross- men graduated from the Naval man and three children of College for Primary Flight in- uine Walnut or Pecan veneers and select structors at the U. S. Naval A special Valentine gift of Sanders Candy is sure to Tucson, Arizona, and Miss please wives, mothers, sweethearts or children! Many hardwood solids 75 Margaret Whiteford of Newark, Air Station at New Orleans, delightful assortments to choose from. Remember La. Calif., visited relatives here Sanders Candy—a Symbol of Quality since 1875! Monday night and Tuesday while Warren Chester Smith, 16, FEATURING Per Week on their way to Europe for a of Caro, died instantly of a MICRO-TOUCH® 2 -6 seven-month visit in Spain, Italy fractured skull when he was and Greece. hurled from a bicycle he was Valentine's Day TONE ARM • Two fine finishes to choose from, both with functional sliding doors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond riding, when it was struck by in speaker area and Susie and Mr. and Mrs. a car. is Feb. 14 Lynn Hurford and children were A birthday dinner was held • Solid-State FM/AM/Stereo FM radio Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and for Warren T. Schenck, 97, at Mrs. Robert Damm and chil- the home of his daughter, Mrs. • Stereo Precision 4-speed Automatic record changer with famous dren in Pigeon. It was Mrs. L. I. Wood. Hurford's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Casmir Straty Micro-Touch® 2G tone arm were notified that their son, Pfc. Henry Straty, had been wounded CASS CITY VILLAGE in action in the Central Pacific war area. COUNCIL MEETING M PROCTOR - R. Ph fop it! Slide it! Tilt it!, Rev. Dudley Mosure, Metho- CASS CITY, MICH. dist minister here, has made )u can't accidentally OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER! A special meeting of the riin a record. Exerts Village of Cass City Council a?mere 2 grams of ZENITH was held Feb. 4, 1969 at the n|edle pressure on Municipal Building for the pur- records. SOLID-STATE pose of discussing and accepting Don't Be Fertilizer Poor! PORTABLE STEREO Ordinance No. 68, concerning the use of snowmobiles in the village, and Ordinance No. 69, concerning the establishing of a Parking Violation Bureau. All You Con Bank SAVE members were present. President Althaver welcomed snowmobile dealers and owners and invited them to express On More Profit • Famous Zenith Micro-Touch®/2G Tone Arm their views of the Ordinance as read. A list of regulations which they had prepared was From Your Crops • Detachable speaker units provide up to 20 ft. of sound separation presented and compared and after extensive discussion the • 4-speed automatic Stereo Precision record changer council agreed to work out a less stringent Ordinance for a By Using trial period. Village Attorney House read Ordinance No. 69 and explained PICK THE STEREO YOU WANT - WE the working of the Violations Bureau. Trustee Golding moved GUARANTEE YOU'LL LIKE THE PRICE to accept the Ordinance and it KLEIN'S was supported by Trustee Selby. Motion unanimously carried by roll call vote. President Althaver presented a bid from Bulen Motors, dated Jan. 30, 1969, for a new Chevrolet Biscayne police car. FREE GOLD The delivered price will be $3,010.00. Trustee Rawson moved to accept the bid and This Spring. Trustee Selby supported the motion. Yes 6, No 0, - motion carried. PAYMENT-TERMS TO There being no further busi- ness the meeting was adjourned. P.S. ALL FERTILIZER PRICES WILL BE HIGHER THIS Ruth. Hoffman Village Clerk COMING SPRING DUE TO INCREASED PHOSPHATE SUIT THE BUDGET WITH EACH PURCHASE PRICES. "ORDER NOW" BEFORE PRICE INCREASES Chronicle TAKE EFFECT! THUMB APPLIANCE CENTER KLEIN FERTILIZERS PH. 872-2120 PHONE 872-3505 PHONE 872-2010 CASS CITY CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 PAGE THREE Play your hunches-it's better THE MEANING OF than sitting on your haunches. School Menu Have confidence-troubles to- Name honor roll THE CROSS day will seem trivial tomorrow. FEB. 17 - 21 pupils at school MONDAY Hamburger and bun Potato chips Green beans By Richard Haines Third marking period - Dec. Esau, Mary Beth Milk 2, 1968 to Jan. 24, 1969. Haire, B. J. Chocolate cake It's'a pretty thing. You: can hang it Students having B or above Hoppe, Susan around your neck on a goid chain. in all subjects and citizenship Karr, Paula TUESDAY Use it to top a spire. In walls and A nation-wide survey in 1963 be. After all, six other nations ratings of three or better,, Kerbyson, Nancy asked 5,000 respondents in the are more "free" than Mr. John windows,-stone and statuary, * Indicates all A's. Kilbourn, Pam Goulash U. S. what it was about their American, not because of free Kloc Margaret crosses are everywhere. country they were proudest and elections, but because of the Buttered corn 1,2th * Knoblet, Tim Bread - butter &5% said, "Our free political way he thinks, because of what Lockwood, John Would you take a hangman's noose, institutions." This compared he IS. Milk Ballard, Barbara McCreedy, Larry Peaches guillotine, or electric chair and hang with 46% for Britains, 30% for Americans have a dual stan- Canfield, Linda McRae, Laurie Mexicans, 7% for Germans and dard of freedom. We have what it, gilded, around your neck? Grue- Dobbs, Pam Nizzola, Alex • WEDNESDAY, some, you say! The cross is an in- 3% for Italians. has been the traditional ethic Borland, Cheryl > Parrott, Beth Americans, therefore,believe which we believe, in, but do not strument of torture, of death. How Haire, Lynn Russell, Joan Fishwich they are (very)free and they are live up to. Hosner, Steve Schneeberger, Sharry macabre for people to sing "In the proud of it. Our bent toward censor is to Tartare sauce The MOST popular Novak, John Sherman, Shirley Cabbage salad cross of Christ I glory..."] I see. Uh. . . . What do you preserve the American ethic. Schuette, Sandy Spear, Lorie kid in town this mean by free? In the most comprehensive Milk Smith, Karen * Spencer, Debbie Apple crisp But there is a reason for that song. VALENTINES DAY Freedom is given birth study ever conducted of U. S. Turner, Marilee Thane, Sherril through tolerance. A culture's campuses, a poll of all ac- Jesus lives! He said, "Whosoever A colorful, one-stop juvenile Cello Pad Turner, Jean THURSDAY believeth in me, though he die, yet gives him cards for the whole gang toleration of provocation varies credited colleges and univer- Turner, Sherry from nation to nation, group to sities showed over 60% of the llth shall he live." The instrument of * Uhl, Bradley Chili group, individual to individual. campus newspaper editors sub- VanderMeer, Fred Christ's death has become symbolic An international survey ject to "some form of censor- * Atwell, Lynn Crackers shows the U. S. 7th in the world ship." Ballagh, Betty Bread - butter of the promise of life. He died that Milk in tolerating dissent. Britain, Groups also vary in their Bifoss, John **** we might live. France, Scandinavia, Holland, tolerance. One national survey Burk, Ruby Donut - applesauce and New Zealand have a higher showed newspaper editors Clarke, Margie First marking period - No- Life takes on new excitement when margin than have we. highest in toleration, then Dillon, Richard vember 27 to January 23, 1969. FRIDAY you know that God Almighty cares ML DRUG These nations tolerate con- educators, then professional * Geiger, Sally Students having B or above in that much about you! The Christian TOM PROCTOR - R. Ph. flicting value-goal systems. people. Business groups and Hartwick, Sharla all subjects and citizenship rat- Chicken in gravy Hartwick, Susan Mashed potatoes can know freedom from guilt, from PHONE 872-2075 Americans are only starting to. church groups were lowest in ings of three or better. the depressing dullness of a mean- CASS CITY, MICHIGAN If freedom is toleration, then toleration. Holcomb, Sandra * Indicates all A's. Carrot & celery sticks the traditional American ethic What some find stimulating- Jones, Rosalie Bread - butter ingless life, from the fear of death. isn't what its cracked up to Koepfgen, Janet Milk others find a threat. "Patriotic" 8th We invite you to come and learn Wallace supporters find it a Little, David Fruit Jell-O Bread - butter and peanut about this life, and to share it with threat. Miller, Joe us joyfully! But freedom entails respon- Milligan, David * Alexander, Jean butter available daily. sibility. Responsibility to what? Root, Lou Ann Auten, Barbara WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 8:00 p.m. The traditional American ethic? Taylor, Lee Esckilsen, Joan Many a family is pressed by To the laws that ethic has Wencley, John Hacker, John high prices, but only a few are Good Shepherd created? Hendrick, Terry taken to the cleaners. Our national ethic is not being Horak, Roger Lutheran Church destroyed, it is being enlight- Kilbourn, Lori The Want Ads are newsy too. CASS CITY Klinkman, Mike ened; our institutions are not Bifoss, Benny PERMANENT being torn down, they are being Kozan, Cheryl Bulen, Anne Kulinski, Sue revitalized; our patriotism is Clarke, Carol not faltering, it is being tem- Laming, Louis Cooper, Cindy Lockwood, Mark pered. * Daley, Jeanne SEW Rabideatu, Patti Next week - "Turning Point - Deering, Lee The American Ethic." Rutkoski, Greg * Geiger, Shari Sefton, Roy Glaspie, Jan Selby, Steve Hillaker, Libby Peterson, Mary Ellen Jones, Carolyn Fox, Denise Thru 1st Week of April Kozan, Randy Parrish, Cheryl OPERATOR'S : Parrott, Becky 7th SAVE * Patnaude, Jude Shirley Mclntosh Pringle, Gary Althaver,, Brian Rayl, Ruth Ann Bacon, Melody Ruth Ann Hendershot Smith, Linda Butler, Molli Mary Withey t WMttaker, Sally Bifoss, Paul PHONE 872-2010 Brown, Diane Phone 872-2834 9th Cox, Sharon The Chronicle Creason, Doreen Briolat, Loretta * Hampshire, Greg Copeland, Penny Hoffman, Randy Sabo, Louis Sherrard, Delores AVRLL & COTTON Tuckey, Charles PRINTED' Turner, Deboran 6th DUCK Bacon, Randy Ballard, John Battel, Linda 36" WIDE Bills, Julie WASH «N * Bond, Susan * Butler, Mari Beth WEAR yd, Canfield, Debbie 771 Damm, Ricky Decker, Greg UNBLEACHED * Erla, Joan * Fox, Jeff 36" Wide Frizzle, Brian MUSLIN 4™ $1.00 Frankowski, Bill Gee, Kelly A Wide Selection of New Spring Prints * Guc, Sherryl Guernsey, Cindy Hanby, Sharon COTTON 3 ™ $1.00 Hartel, Sandra Johnson, Mark "DAN RIVER1 PRINTED Yes, Sir! 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SCHNEEBERGER Cocktail Tables Quality You Can Trust TV - APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE PHONE 872-2696 CASS CITY CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY* FEBRUARY 13, 1969 PAGE FIVE I Slate barley-meet at Feb. 19 nneman Tuscola County farmers in- according to Alfred P. Ballweg, terested in barley production, County Extension Agricultural Agent, are invited to attend a Coming Auctions meeting Feb. 19 in Fair grove Epilepsy related at 1:30 p.m. at the J & H Restau- Saturday, Peb, 15 - Alex rant. Present for this meeting Prill will sell livestock and will be a representative of the farm machinery at the place Rickel Mailing Company, De- to brain waves located three miles west and troit, and- John Grafius and Milt three quarters of a mile north Erdman of farm crops depart- of the Kinde School on McMillan ment, MSU. : Pharmacy Services Rd. Cooperating in sponsoring Epilepsy is a chronic con- In epilepsy, per se, the this meeting is Virgil Nelson, dition characterized by inter - seizures themselves do not There has been some public Monday, Feb. 17 - Mrs. Wil- manager of the Fairgrove Ele- mittant loss of consciousness cause mental impairment. discussion recently about the liam Brinkman will hold a farm due to an abnormal electrical There is one exception: if the price of prescription drugs. machinery sale four miles north vator Company. While drug costs have risen According tp many of our discharge from the brain. child or individual is exposed of the Caro Standpipe and three too long to lack of oxygen, from much more slowly than any farmers, barley is a good crop Grand-mal epileptic attacks other item in the market-place, miles east, at the corner of have a rather characteristic the seizure itself. During that Dutcher and Remington roads. to grow because it fits well there have been questions about into a cash row crop rotation, sequence of events, the major time he may not be breathing why the prices vary from drug 'I Saturday, March 1 - Dale said Ballweg. factor, of course, beingtheloss and may sustain secondary brain store to drug store. Smith will hold a farm auction of consciousness and gener- damage. To prevent this, the Many of these comments at the place located four miles JET-SET alized stiffness of the body that best medical approach is to have suggest that today's drugs are the patient completely studied to furnished by some sort of ma- west and a quarter of a mile Success will never co'me to is then followed by a relaxa- chine, straight from the manu- south of Cass City on Cedar the fellow who tries to make tion of the body - lasting over find out, if possible, the cause of these episodes and then know- facturer. Many critics ignore Run Road. both weekends meet. a period, of say five minutes. the fact that a pharmacist and After the attack the patient may ing the kind of seizures they are, his services are involved in the be fatigued and sleep. By con- to select the proper anti- dispensing of drugs. trast, in the petit-mal (or what convulsant drug. Dr. Joseph D. MeEvilla, pro- some people call minor or small Eighty to ninety percent of fessor of pharmaceutical eco- seizures) there is just a brief these individuals, particularly nomics at the University of in children, gain very satis- Pittsburgh, recently criticized Total staring and maybe twitching of one writer on this point. In factory control, so far as their the eyelids, occasionally a little discussing drug prices, particu- moving of the head or arms. seizures are concerned, with larly about what the patient CITY WORKMAN Joseph Gruber of 6432 Church saws These petit-mal attacks are a the drugs. About 25-35%of such should pay for individual doses, patients are eventually taken off a huge elm tree on S0 Seeger. The cutting is part of the specific kind of seizure with the author fails to recognize rarmmg Service very characteristic brain-wave the drugs after two or three that these prices are influenced city project to replace diseased and dead trees with new patterns. These are not simply years of freedom from sei- not only by the cost of the Everything you need for total home small attacks - they are small zures. The chances of re- product to the pharmacist, but heating comfort. First, your oil heat- plantedSo The city has budgeted $1,000 at $10 per tree with to the eye, but they are not currence then is not parti- also by the charge for the phar- cularly high. macist's professional services." equipment is brought up to peak which to replace the cut trees0 Village Engineer William small in terms of the psycho- He points out that the wide efficiency. Then you get year 'round logica^ implication in the brain. Surgical treatment of epi- variety of services provided by on-call service. The major compo- Schram reports many residents have requested tree cutting There are several different lepsy is necessary in some un- the druggist must be considered nents of your heating plant will be and about 50 have been cut in the city In background, kinds of episodes. In infants controllable epileptics and is before computing the final 0 particularly, head dropping, or also necessary where identifi- charge to the customer. "Un- repaired or replaced if it becomes fortunately, some pharmacists necessary. Call today for total com- Frank Guilds and Ed Anthes assist. mild chronic seizures are very able lesions such as a tumor common; but this is largely or scar can be recognized. But, — like individuals in other fort. in children, surgery is a very walks of life—provide only the confined to the infant group. minimum services required by Tuscola Co. Archers to sponsor shoot secondary form of therapy. The law. Others provide a myriad A psychomotor seizure change within the brain is CASS CITY OIL & GAS CO. Tuscola County Archers will Shooting will begin February February 21, the event will be implies some localization with- of services, some of which are 17, 18, and 19 starting at 7p.m. open to children at 6:30 p.m., usually so generalized that not perceived by the patient." sponsor a shooting event start- in the brain - an area of the surgical removal of a small Pharmacists — like others Phone 872-2065 Cass City ing next week at their clubhouse Thursday, February 20,the and 7:30 for adults. brain damage - and thus pro- area would not solve the pro- who offer individualized serv- located on Bruisee Road south event will be open to Scouts, bably indicates a certain per- 4-H, and other groups. Friday, Advertise it m The Chronicle. blem. ice—place varying values on of Caro State Hospital. manent change within the brain. The stigma of epilepsy is a their professional function. Also, the drug cost to the phar- On the other hand, a grand- very serious one, A great part macist is likely to vary widely. mal seizure, which occurs in of medical care of the epileptic This is a complicated sub- many children with fever for child is: 1) to help the com- ject, but no pharmacist today SAVING FOR ALL YOUR PRODUCTS example, does not mean that munity to understand that this need apologize for the cost of they are going to be lifetime child is in fact normal, that his valuable role in providing epileptics. They have seizures there is nothing wrong with the the community with a vital - will be subject to them for child's mind and he can attend health service. a certain period in their life school like any other child; AT when their body temperature is 2) to help other children in elevated, but may grow up to the school classes to under- be normal adults without stand that the attack is kind of seizures. a fainting spell. These are most WINTER important because sometimes Most of the time, in chil- dren, particularly, genetic children and certainly young JMDRUB factors play a role. Like many adolescent children can be TOM PROCTOR - R. Ph. CROFT-CLARA crippled by the attitude of those PHONE 872-2075 other medical disorders there is a tendency for recurrence around them. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN in several generations of the family. SALE Brain damage as a result © of birth injury, or things of PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS LUMBER HWI that sort, is 'not a common cause but it is one of the causes. Then there is another group of rare episodes caused BURNS WOOD, by bio-chemical disorders. CHARCOAL OR Tumors are a rare, uncommon BONUS FIREPLACE COAL cause of seizures in children. DIRECTORY As children grow up and be- SEAL-TITE come adults and have seizures DR. W. S. SELBY STOVE there is an inclination for most Optometrist SPRAY STAIN people to hide the fact that they have seizures so it's hard to Hours 9-5, except Thursday Dries to the Made of strong, durable accumulate any data on how touch in 5 min- James E. Briggs cast iron. 25" deep by common epilepsy is. Evenings by appointment. utes! Uniform 32" wide. Hearth is 37 Photographer staining, no pre- 3/4" wide. Firescreen There is probably little that 6669 E. Main ,St. sealing. 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Uncle Tyre AROUND THE FARM Mrs. Thehna Jackson Phone OL 8-3<092 Dear Mister Editor: his reach. The old feller said he the League of Nations to keep New fertilizers meet Holbrook News knowed he couldn't sing, but he the peace ferevermore. Ed said Ed Doolittle told the fellers shore did like to holler fer the he could remember when we at the country store Saturday Lord. Ed said he was going right were allus at a "crossroads," Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nicol and and Dales Hospital in Cass City, Shirley Ross and Frances night that much as it pained him on hollering fer,the right and where we had a choice of ways family of Marlette were Sunday came home Saturday. Sunday Yietter were Friday overnight to face it, he was full convinced agin the wrong in this country to go, but now the column writ- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. visitors at the Gibbard home guests of Carol Ross at Spring fer his own enjoyment. ers keeps us on "the brink of Stuart Nicol and family. were Mrs. O'Bert Regal and Arbor. President Nixon has give up on By Don him. The first thing the Con- Besides, Ed went on, he disaster" from one day to the Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson family of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence TyrrelFof Morrice gress done when it went back in wasn't shore the Democrats next, and the only way we can spent Saturday evening and Mon- Harold Starr and family of Cass City, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gib- and^ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gut- session, said Ed, was double the ain't made such a mess of this go is from bad to terrible. earlier long-time used analysis day at the Olin Bouck home. ting of Owosso spent the week country that nobody can run it. I have watched and studied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence bard and family of Shabbona, President's wages, and that If a feller expects to git the steady changes in fertilizer decreased. end with Mr. and Mrs Jack don't leave no chanct fer a cost Ed said he had saw where Mr. Rumptz attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gibbard Tyrrell, and family. along this day and time, allowed usage over the last fifteen In this same period of time and family and Mr. and Mrs. cutter gitting appointed Com- Nixon is working with a fisacle many of the heavy soils actu- Mary Lou Glomouch and James missioner of Agriculture or budget of $195 billion the news- Ed, he's got to toe the line, years. . Blackstock at Sacred Heart Jim Curtis and Lee. Reva Silver was a Tuesday keep his back to the wall, his For instance in 'the mid-50's ally were so well supplied with supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. agent in charge of gitting rid papers says is "roughly in potassium that even the newer Catholic Church in Bad Axe Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Van Erp balance" if we keep that sirtax. ear to the ground, his shoulder most of the chemical fertilizers Saturday. A buffet supper was Gerald Wills and Tom and vis- of Guvernment agencies. to the wheel and his nose to the applied contained equal amounts fertilizer formulations were and Mrs. Dave Sweeney left But Ed allowed he was like "Rough" shore is the right word, served and a reception followed Friday morning to spend a few ited Mr. and Mrs. Alma Davis allowed Ed. grindstone. He's got to keep his of phosphorus and potassium supplying more potassium in at the K. C. Hall in Bad Axe. in the evening. the old feller at the church re- head level and his feet on the and big sellers were 3-12-12 relation to phosphorus than was days with Mr. and Mrs. Al Van vival. When the congergation Ed wasn't about to pass up needed. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sieradzki Erp and family at Liverpool, a chanct to mention Abe Lin- ground, all the time looking fer a and 4-16-16. and family of Deford and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gross- found out he couldn't carry a cloud with a silver lining. And Soil test results showed Back in 1959 Michigan State New York. tune in a bucket they tried to coln, seeing as how this is the and Mrs. Joe Dybi}as and family Stanley Otulakowski and Mary man, Barbara, Lori and Steve if you find a little bit of silver, majority of our counties heavy University was making recom- of Tucson, Ariz., and Margaret keep all the song books out of month fer his birthday. What mendations on planting time spent Sunday afternoon at the of St. Clair Shores spent the old Abe used to say, allowed said Ed, the tax man scoops textured soils being low in pho - home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whiteford of Newark, Calif., that up. sphorus and high to medium in fertilizer such as 15 pounds week end at their home here. were Monday overnight guests Ed? was that bad promises is nitrogen, 60 pounds phosphorus Wolschlager and family. Glen Shagena visited Leslie better broke than kept. Mr. potassium. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of Mrs. Emma Decker in Cass GETTING UP Clem Webster put the stopper As this word began to be and 15 pounds of potassium Hewitt Saturday evening. MAKES MANY Nixon never promised to do in the jug when he told Ed that Rumptz were Sunday supper Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson City. Mr. and Mrs. Grossman received by farmers on these per acre for a possible 32 bushel and family and Miss Whiteford away with the sirtax, said Ed, under Democrats or Repub- navy bean crop on silt loam and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff spent Thursday with Mr. and FEEL OLD and he figgered not making heavy textured soils, they be- Jackson. flew from Detroit to New York Common Kidney or Bladder Irrita- licans, Washington reminded gan using higher phosphorus to clay loam soils. Additional Mrs. Cliff Robinson and family. tions make many men and women promises was better than him of a zoo cause that's where nitrogen was also recom- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt and City Friday and Monday flew feel tense and nervous from frequent, breaking 'em or keeping 'em. the bull is shot, the buck is potassium ratio fertilizers. family spent Friday and Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Camp- to Luxemburg, Germany. Tb*v burning or itching urination night mended. day at the homes of Mr. and bell of St. Helen spent the week are en route to Spain, France, and day. Secondarily, you may lose Farthermore, Ed allowed, passed and everbody gits a bum The fertilizer manufacturers A single mixed and bagged sleep and have Headache, Backache this country has been jumping steer. Mrs. Jim Kreh and family and end with Mr. and Mrs. Don Italy and England where they and feel older, tired, depressed. In fr._„„ ,. . . . , ,. -.. - began to manufacture and supply fertilizer to have met the re- Becker. Leslie Hewitt was a such cases, CYSTEX usually brings <>m the frying pan into the fire commendation would have been Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Powers and will spend seven months, re- relaxing comfort by curbing irritat- and back agin ever since Demo- more fertilizers with analyses daughter in Flint. Sunday dinner guest. turning in late August. ing germs in acid urine and quickly ___. ,,. ,° , ,,,., ,. . Yours truly, as 5-20-10, 6-24-12, and of a 1-4-1 ratio. But, who easing pain. Get CYSTEX at druggists. crat WoodTOW Wilson fixed up Uncle Tim Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk 8-32-16 and markets for the supplied it in quantity? The and family were Saturday lunch were Thursday dinner guests of Carol Zmich was a Tuesday farmer couldn't readily pur- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mr. and .Mrs. Norman Fahs overnight guest of Becky Robin- chase this fertilizer ratio so at Sandusky. son. he used a 1-4-2 ratio and applied Herman at Montrose and later more potassium than recom- visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Camp- Clayton Campbell of Detroit mended. Gutting at Owosso and Laurence bell were Friday evening vis- is spending a week with Sara Tyrrell at Morrice. Other Campbell and Harry Edwards. Gradually through the years guests at the Laurence Tyrrell itors and Mr. and Mrs. Gary and up to the present time, x Stanbaugh were Saturday eve- Other Sunday visitors were Mr. soil test results show many home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim ning visitors at the home of and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell of heavy soils in the Saginaw Valley Carberry of Bay City. Sara Campbell and Harry St. Helen and Wayne Kula of to be both higher in phosphorus Mr. and Mrs Cliff Jackson Edwards. Kalkaska. and potassium than five to ten visited Ed Jackson Tuesday Mrs. Curtis Cleland was a years ago. Why this has afternoon and were supper Wednesday visitor at the Jim Randy Lapeer was a Friday occurred is explainable be- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Hewitt home and a Thursday overnight and Saturday guest of cause farmers have been using Tsirschart and Carey Deachin visitor at the Joe Des Jardin Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer higher amounts of higher in Ubly. home in Sandusky. and Charlene., analysis fertilizers. Mrs. Tom Gibbard, who was Mr. and Mrs. Alma Davis For example, it is not too a patient for six weeks in Hills were Friday supper guests uncommon today to have a heavy of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills soil testing high in both Past city resident and Tom. phosphorus and potassium where five to ten years ago dies of grass fire William Otulakowski, who Funeral services for Fred it tested low in phosphorus was a patient for three weeks at Bartell of Dodge Road, Cass and medium in potassium. A Jacob Anthes, 78, and past Marlette Community Hospital City, were held Saturday at St. fertilizer recommendation to- resident of Cass City, recently came to the home of Mr. and Pancratius Church. Rev. Peter >> day for an 18 to 23 ton sugar died as a result of a grass fire Mrs. Evans Gibbard and family Pijnappels officiated. beet crop on the high phos- beside his home in Quitman, where he will spend some time. Hie died Thursday, February phorus-high potassium test soil Arkansas, Sunday, February 2. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck 6, at Tuscola County Medical would be about 90 pounds Funeral services were held spent Thursday evening at the Facility where he had been a nitrogen, 50 phosphorus and Wednesday, February 5, by the Don Becker home. patient for six months. He had zero to 15 pounds potassium Little Rock Olmstead Funeral Mrs. Hubert Hundersmarck suffered extended illness the DON'T BE A per acre. On the same soil Home. He was buried at Na- spent Wednesday afternoon at past year. tested five to ten years ago tional Cemetery at Little Rock. the Earl Schenk home. and. having a low phosphorus Authorities said Anthes was Hugh Stirton of Big Rapids, and medium potassium level, burning trash in h}s yard when Mrs. Gaylord Lapeer and Char- He was born in Saginaw the fertilizer recommendation the fire spread to the nearby lene were Saturday dinner County July 11, 1889, the son LUGGER OUTER for an 18-ton sugar beet crop field. Anthes apparently at- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Manly of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred would have been about 90 pounds tempted to fight the fire when it Fay Sr. and Grace Schrams Bartell. He of nitrogen, 160 pounds phos- reached the field and authorities Mrs. Susan Smith and Mrs. was employed attheLufkinRule phorus and between 40 and 80 said he apparently fell while Richard Bukowski spent from Company in Saginaw for a num- pounds of potassium per acre. trying to escape the flames and Friday through Sunday with ber of years. With this I throw out the was burned to death. Richard Bukowski at Fort Knox, He was united in marriage question, "Can anyone afford He was born in Cass City, . Kentucky. $ to Miss t Anna ZohnoWrtoSa^i-f^ ELIMINATE THOSE SLOPPY WEATHER TRIPS OUT-OF-DOORS to gamble $15 to $20 in fertilizer the son of Martin and Lucinda Stanley Wills was a Wednes- naw, November 15, 1911, and costs per acre and not spend 1 Anthes. He served in World day afternoon visitor at the WITH A SMOKELESS, ODORLESS GAS INCINERATOR. moved to the Cass City area or ,2 dollars for soil test?" War Fand after returning made Murill Shagena home. about 1950. Mrs. Bartell died his home in California until Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Lumpp March 7, 1958. THIS GAS APPLIANCE MAKES 'INSTANT NOTHING' OUT OF Try 1962, when he moved to Quit- of Elkton, Mr. and Mrs. Loren TRASH AND GARBAGE. YOU JUST WRAP IT ... SCRAP IT ... man, Arkansas. He was a re- Becker and family of Orchard He is survived by one daugh- tired real estate broker. Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Don ter, Mrs. William Donnelly of AND FORGET IT! SEE THEM ON DISPLAY AT YOUR DEALER OR 'Low Cost' Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Becker were Sunday supper Cass City; one sister, Mrs. Minnie Phillips Anthes; two guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Louise Sparko of Saginaw; three Chronicle sons, Jacob Anthes and George Becker at Bay Port. grandchildren and seven great- P. Anthes of California; a Mr. and Mrs .-Maurice Gross- grandchildren. STILL INSTALLED FREE daughter, Mrs. Aura J. Nava man and family of Tucson, He was buried in the St. Mtodtgon 601 Cotn|MUuj WANT ADS of Illinois, and four grandchil- Arizona, and Margaret White- Agatha Cemetery, Gagetown. dren. He is reported by rel- ford of Newark, Calif., Mrs. For Fast Results atives to have nephews and Dave Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. nieces in the Cass City area. Jerry Decker and Mr. and Mrs. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Cliff Jackson were Monday eve- General ning guests of Mrs. Emma State of Michigan, Probate Decker in Cass City. Mrs. Court for the County of Tus- See Our Grossman is the former cola. Marilynn Gracey, daughter of Estate of Ethyl L. O'Connor Complete Selection Buxton makes the the late Mr. and Mrs. Clifford a/k/a Ethel L. O'Connor, de- Gracey. ceased. Famous Mrs. O'Bert Regal and family File No. 20534 of Detroit spent the week end It is ordered that on March with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gib- 7, 1969, at nine a.m., in the loveliest Valentines! bard. Probate Courtroom in the vil- RUSSELL Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk lage of Caro, Michigan a hear- and sons were Saturday supper ing be held on the petition of guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Judith Ann Esckilsen for pro- Hacker and family in obser- bate of a purported will, for STOVER WALLETS vance of Mr. Hacker's birth- granting of administration to the day. executor named, and for a Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pearce determination of heirs. HEART BOX of Cass City were Tuesday Publication and service shall supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. be made as provided by Statute Gaylord Lapeer and Charlene in and Court Rule. observance of Mr. Pearce's Dated: February 4, 1969. birthday. C. Bates Wills, Judge of Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Chet Sieradzki bate. and family of Deford spent Sun- A true copy. yfhy Not Give day evening at the home of Beatrice P. Berry, Register Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas and of Probate. 2/13/3 OUR family. The Finest? VALENTINE'S DAY COSMETIC DEPT. This complete home HAS THE GIFT workshop is yours TO PLEASE YOUR VALEHNTTINE

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Just about any tool you want. . . wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, CHILD PAK Black & Decker power saw, Skil electric drill. All yours with your order for a big capacity Case 660 or 960. There's also a luxurious selection of gifts for the home if you prefer. Limited time offer. Penny Valentines C'mon in. We can deal! 30 - 290 Phone 872-3000 Cass City VALENTINES 39C CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 PAGE SEVEN Loading attends seminar in Ohio Richard Loeding of Snover plant and animal nutrition. Cass City Bowling Leagues has returned from a two-day Loeding is service repre- seminar at the home office of sentative for Brookside Farms Lena Patch Phone 872-4008 Brookside Farms Laboratory Laboratory Assoc., toe. for this Association, Inc. at New Knox- area. 880. Klinkman 524, I. Schweikart ville, Ohio. Consultants who at- CITY LEAGUE Men's high games: J. Cope- tended from 20 states and Mrs. Edna Warner spent from Maureen O'Connor of Cass FEB. 3 500 series: B. Musall 549, 466, E. Buehrly 465, C. Mel- City spent the week end with C. Vandiver 529, A. D. Frede- land 204, D. Kruse 199, G. Canada received the latest in- Friday until Sunday at the lendorf 462, D. Taylor 456. Comment 193, B. Wells 187, her grandmother, Mrs. Clara rick 529, Wm: Kritzman 528, High individual game: V. formation regarding balanced BAD AXE Arthur Warner home in North Evans Products 16 D. Doerr 179, J. LaRoche 178, soils and their relationship to Branch caring for the children Lessman. Bartnik Sales 15 C. Kolb 524. D. Wallace 523, Kelley 226, 190, 179, M. Guild D. Cummings 521, P. Riens'tra B. Thompson 173-170. while Arthur and his wife en- Mr. and Mrs. Leveret Barnes L & S Standard 15 188, 171, 169, D. Klinkman 186, Women's high series: E. Ro- joyed winter sports in Northern Deford —. 14 514, A. McLachlan 514, L. Kolb 177, 161, I. Schweikart 176, called on Mrs. Ernest Wil- 513, B. McDonald 507, L. Auten main 482, (sub), P. Guinther Former resident Michigan. helmi Sunday afternoon. Dan's Sunoco — 13 161, N. Wallace 177, 150, C. 425, M. Schwartz 419, G. Kehoe Wed. thru Tues. Feb. 12 Walbro —- 10 505, M. Helwig 504. Mellendorf 170, 167, D. Taylor dies in Florida thru 18 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harmon Linda Mika of Saginaw spent 200 games: D. Cummings 211, 403. the week end with her parents, Cole Carbide 7 166, 154, A. Zeplin 160, E. Women's high games: E. ONE WEEK of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Cass City Lanes 6 B. Musall 207, C. Vandiver 202. Buehrly 159, 156, 150, N. Mel- Glen Reid, 74, of Williston, Ernie Teller of Caro spent Mr. and Mrs. John Mika. Romain 186-161 (sub), P. Guin- WEEKNIGHTS 7:00-8:56 Lead off man A. D. Frede- lendorf 154, M. Schwartz 154, ther 182,,M. Schwartz 171, J. Fla., died Friday, Feb. 6. SUN. 2:50-4:53-6:56-8:59 Sunday with their parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith of rick rolled games of 236, 194, M, Brady 163, M. Zdrojewski Reid was born in Cass City and Mrs. George Harmon. LaRoche 147, B. Wells 146, MGM PRESENTS Decker, Mrs. LeRoy Magel and 220 (650) to pace Dan's Sunoco 153, M. Rabideau 188, R. Ash- G. Kehoe 144-142. in June, 1894, and worked as daughters of Caro and Mr. and a carpenter in this area for Pastor and Mrs. George Har- team for a sweep against Cass croft 153, J. Whittaker 151, Splits converted: 5-8-10 DAVID NIVEN in Mrs. Don Eckel and daughters City Lanes to hold their 5th MERCHANTS "B" LEAGUE P. Little 151. many years. mon and the senior young people FEB. 5. Joyce LaRoche, M. Downing, of the Novesta Baptist Church of Flint were Sunday guests in place position, only 3 points Splits converted: M. Guild 2-7-8 E. Romain (sub), 5-7 He and his wife, Zelma, the Jack Dunlap home. out of first. Evans swept past 3-7-10, T. Fredericks 4-5-7, operated a motel at Williston, "THE attended the Great Lakes quiz Fuelgas 19 Barbara Wells, 3-6-7-8-10 D. Fla. invitational program at Val- Bartnik Sales with a 4 point M. Rabideau 2-7, J. Kritzman Romain , 4-5-7 J. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bader win t9 move into first place, General Cable 16 2-7, N. Helwig 3-10, N. Wai-, Funeral services and burial IMPOSSIBLE paraiso, Ind., Saturday, Feb. were in Flint Friday evening and Schneeberger TV 12 4-5 Joyce LaRoche , 3-10 P. 8. dropping Bartnik to second. lace 3-10, M. Brady 3-10, D. Guinther, E. LaBelle, J.Roche- were held at Williston. attended the nurses' capping L & S finished strong to take Tuckey Block 12 Taylor 5-6, V. Spencer 4-5, Surviving are his wife and YEARS" Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans, ceremony in the Whiting audi- Cass City Lions 11 leau, M. Creason (sub). 3 points from Deford and moved M. Schwartz 2-7. three brothers, Frank of Cass > PANAVISION "AND METROCOLOR| missionaries to Peru, were torium, honoring their niece, into a tie for second spot, Harris Hampshire — 10 City, Orris of Detroit and Floyd guest speakers at the Novesta Martha Watson, who is attending leaving Deford in fourth, 2 Croft Clara --- 9 SUNDAY NIGHT of Zephyrhills, Fla. CARTOON Baptist Church Sunday. nursing school at Hurley Hos- points out of first. Peters Barbershop 7 MIXED LEAGUE pital. Team high series: Walbro High team series: Fuelgas FEB. 2 KINGS & QUEENS LEAGUE Mr. and Mrs.Cecil Brown and JAN. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans and Mr. and Mrs. John Mika of 2645, Dan's Sunoco 2634, Cole 2499. daughter Brenda were Sunday Detroit spent the week end with Carbide 2631. High team game: Fuelgas 870. Fearless Four 17 1/2 500 series: C. Muntz 569, Dead Beats 17 Werdeman-England — 15 dinner guests in the William their parents, the Mikas and Team high games: Cole Wells-LaRoche 13 Patch home. Browns. Carbide 922, Walbro 917, Evans B. Musall 548, R. Nicholas 535, Moonspinners 15 914. L. Hartel 529, B. Tuckey 521, Pin Tippers 12 Kruse-Guinther 11 1/2 Individual scores: L. Gavitt J. Johnson 511, K. Eisinger The In-Laws 11 1/2 Schwartz-Copeland — 10 1/2 584 (204-203), M. Irrer 577 506. Yellow Jackets 8 1/2 Kehoe-Doerr 7 (223), B. Thompson 554, D. 200 games: B. Musall 213, Hells Angels 7 1/2 Comment-Rocheleau - 5 WED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT. FEBRUARY 12-13-14-15 Wallace 553, M. Helwig 549, C. Muntz 212, J. Johnson 208. Wee Fore 7 Hunt-LaBelle 1 1/2 Schwartz-Lukasavitz - 0 1/2 Cass City G. Dillman 539 (209), N. Willy Team high series: Pin Tip- Unlike other classicsWest Side Story"grows younger! 536, G. Howden 517. pers 1659, Yellow Jackets 1619. Team high series: Kehoe- MERCHANETTE Doerr 1688, Werdeman-Eng- FEB. 6 Team high game: Pin Tip- Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Feb8 14-15-16 pers 598, Yellow Jackets 595. land 1681, Kruse-Guinther 1678, Hunt-LaBelle 1662. Continuous from 5:00 Sunday MERCHANTS «A» LEAGUE Bassett Mfg. 17 Men's high games: G. Lapp 180, H. Lebioda 180, T. Fur- Team high games: Kruse- FEB. 5 Cass City Laundry 15 Guinther 608, Hunt-LaBelle Walbro 14 ness 175. NOTICE TO PARENTS NO Children Women's high series: M. 586, Kehoe-Doerr 578-571. Croft Clara 18 Evans Products 13 Men's high series: B. admitted to "BOSTON STRANGLES," Evans Products .— 17 Kritzmans 13 Spencer 469. Women's high games: J. Thompson 544, D. Guinther 537, Pabst Beer — 13 Croft-Clara 12 J. LaRoche 522, E. LaBelle 485. Special Sat. & Sun. Matinee for family Cass Tavern 13 The Five Mrs. 7 1/2 Lapp 174-150, M. Spencer 174- 150. Men's high games: D. Guin- Fun-- See Ad Below. Gremel Tool .— 13 General Cable 4 1/2 ther 210-181, B. Thompson 202- New England Life 11 High team series: Evans Pro- Splits converted: H. Craw- ford 3-10, J. Crawford 3-10, 174, E. LaBelle 178, F. Werde- Fri. & Sat. Nite 7:30 & 9:30 Frutchey Bean 7 ducts 2272, Bassett Mfg. 2231. man 177, J. LaRoche 182-176. Bigelow Hardware 4 High team game: Evans Pro- J. Lapp 5-7, E. Comber 3-10, "BEST 3-10, 3-10. Women's high series: G. Suggested for Mature Audiences.^- High team series: Pabst Beer ducts 827, Bassett Mfg. 765. Kehoe 430, M. Schwartz 427, PICTURf!" 2572. High individual series: V. R. Bacon 425 (sub), J. La- Winner of High team game: Pabst Beer Kelley 595, M. Guild 528, D. Tony Curtis Henry Fonda George Kennedy JACK & JILL Roche 425, P. Guinther 411, 10 Academy SMA F. Schwartz 401. Awards!-,,*, FEB. 7 Women's high games: G. Kehoe 154-151, P. Guinther 154, THIS IS THEATRE M & S — — 23 Sparemakers 18 1/2 R. Bacon 153-149 (sub), M. PANAVIS10N* TECHNICOLOR* Re-released thru United AptlStS THE TRUE STORY Cass City Deadbeats 16 Schwartz 153-143, J. La- OF THE Fri. Nite Blahs 14 Roche 151, H. Rocheleau 150. Alley Cats : 13 Splits converted: 5-7 H. Kehoe, 5-6 D. Hunt, H. Roche- SELF-CONFESSED SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! R & M 11 1/2 AjPECIAL MATINEE FOR KIDDIES, SAT., FEB. 15th BOSTON Rose Dots 9 leau, 3-9-10 J. Rocheleau, 4- Wednesday, Feb. 19th ONLY Relations 7 5-7 Jim LaRoche, 2-10 M. STRANGLER. Ladies' high series: C. Mel- Schwartz 3-10 G. Kehoe, H. Shows at 4:30 - 7:00^9:15 lendorf 493, D. Taylor 464. Kehoe, M. Creason (sub)$,Joyce 00L1ATR Ladies' high game: N. Van- LaRoche, J. Hunt, S. Schwartz. •r f nvtu inc. Doors Open at 4:00 diver 166, J. Christner 183, I. Merchant 192-155,1. Schwei- W1MP1RES kart 157-169, D. Taylor 192, ADMISSIONS for this Attraction Only: C. Mellendorf 159-192. LADIES CITY LEAGUE Men's high series: H. Mer- Saturday and Sunday Matinees ADULTS $2. 00 CHILDREN Johnson Plumberettes 16 chant 522, R Schweikart 520, SUNDAY-MONDAY- TUESDAY FEB. 16-17-18 FUN FOR ALL AGES ! L. Bartle 549, G. Howden 516, Gambles -_„____— 14 HERE IT IS! --THE BIG ADVENTURE Pat's Beauty Salon —----- 11 TWIN- BILL! CONTINUOUS SUNDAY from 2:30 C. Vandiver 511, V, Galloway General Cable —-—-—-- 10 :00 Sunday 5:00 YOU'VE SEEN ADVERTISED ON TV0 538, C. Crow 517, L. Taylor 525. Cass Tavern • 9 They all had something to sell. ..courage. ..sex.. .corruption! Ma and Pa Kettle Are Back! Men's high game: L. Bartle Peters Barbershop 8 246, H. Merchant 194, J. Ma- Bauer Candy 6 - thewson 190, C. Vandiver 181- WKYO 6 183, C. Crow 189, A. Wither- High team series: Pat's TAYLOR spoon 191, G. Christner 177, Beauty Salon 2184, Johnson CLAUDIA R. Schweikart 184, G. Howden Plumberettes 2154, WKYO 185, V. Galloway 175-223, L. 2148. Taylor 177-190. High team games: Pat's Beauty Salon 757, WKYO 751, Johnson Plumberettes 744. M KINGS & QUEENS LEAGUE High individual series: Guild GUARDING FEB. 4. 531, Seeley 514, Selby 506, Dickinson (sub) 466, Carmer th HEROES Kruse-Guinther 15 1/2 461, Steadman 457. \ A UNIVERSAL PICTURE in TECHNICOLOR® Werde man-England — 15 High individual games: Guild PLUS THIS TERRIFIC CO-FEATURE ...... Schwartz-Copeland — 14 1/2 186-177-168, Johnson 184, See- Wells-LaRoche 13 ley 180-173-161, Selby 178- Note to Parents: Bring the Kiddies to Kehoe-Doerr 10 170-158, Walters 178, Dickin- He uses his badge NOTE: Saturday is Buddy Day Comment-Rocheleau — 8 son (sub) 174-166, Steadman KIRK DOUGLUS like a bludgeon... 2 For Price of One the early Shows. Hunt-LaBelle — 2 1/2 172, Buehrly 170, Carmer 166- Schwartz-Lukasavitz - 1 1/2 154, Frizzle 160, Zawilinski SYLun Koscmn Team high series: Kruse- 160-151, Lauria 159, Davis 157- Guinther 1734, Comment- 151, Helen Peters 155, S. Peters ELI UJRLLRCH Rocheleau 1701, Hunt-LaBelle 154, Foresythe, Root 153, 1678, Kehoe-Doerr 1673. Bryant, Cook 151. Team high games: Kruse- Splits converted: Bryant 5-6, Guinther 652, Wells-LaRoche 3-10, Buehrly, Hurley, Helen ,644, Kehoe-Doerr 609, Com- Peters, Zawilinski 2-7, Dickin- ment-Rocheleau 584. son (sub), Elliott, Foresythe, Men's high series: B. Thomp- Muntz, Repshinska 3-10, S. UJnvToDiE son 502, D. Kruse 489, G. Com- Peters 5-8-10, 3-6-8-10, A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOLOR® Suggested For Mature >udi»nc SHOW THE FLAG ment 481, D. Doerr 476. ters 4-5-7, 2-7-10.

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G. G. H. S. General Motors research-in (However, this credit cannot action stage: snow, "Previews count towards graduation). On Monday and Tuesday bf of Progress," appeared at These students do jobs mat vary last week the juniors took the C. C. H. S. last Wednesday, from mixing chemicals, to typ- California Short Form of Mental February 5, at 10:00 a.m. The ing and checking tests or catch- Maturity test. This test gives forty-minute, non-commercial ing mice in the home-ec kitchen! an I. Q. score and was given show seeks to encourage more This year's assistants and primarily to add an extra test student interest in science and secretaries include: score to the files of students engineering careers. It was Lab Assistants - Mr. Hirn who aren't going on to college. presented by Previews lec- Pam Dobbs Usually the student who doesn't turers, Larry E. Snoddon and Marsha Parrott plan on attending college isn't John C. Eiden. (The Previews Lab Assistant - Mr. Peterson required to take any aptitude team that appeared here is one Tom Bardwell CREATING HOMEMADE VALENTINES has been the order of the day for students in the tests; therefore, this test score of seven two-man units now Secretaries - Mr. Peterson grades in the Cass City School District. Posing in front of the showcase, filled with valentines may be the only one of its type touring the country. About 1,- Jean Doerr the southwest wing of Campbell Elementary School were: Duane Ertman, Melissa Eubank in his record and may be later 500,000 students and adults will Linda Canfield and Loren O'Harris. used as a reference by a stu- see the Previews this year.) Mrs. Shaw dent's potential emolover. Included in the program were Brenda Wagner (Spanish) emonstrations of the making of Karen Smith (French) ,ffo "man-made" products — Offices synthetic rubber and foam Sue Bills plastic. Other demonstrations Linda Brown included an "air-bearing" plat- Ruby Burk form, the uses of gyroscopes, Mona Calka the fuel cell, and the effect of Bonnie Deering IT RUNS ON LIGHT! Bruce McLeish demonstrates the; safety belts on the outcome of Cheryl Dorland Surveyor Lunar Roving Vehicle for fellow Cass City High <*itomobile accidents. Karen Gaffney School students Sue MacDonald and Jim Selby. Bruce powers - CLUB NEWS Marsha Geister the moon rover indoors with a 300 watt lamp for a sun as ; Elaine* Lasko the machine converts sunshine into electricity and directs The Ski Club met directly Barb MacRae it over a surface similar to that we would expect to find on' '.'- :ter school last Tuesday. The Joe Mark the moon. group decided to go skiing at Judy Marshall Sylvan Knoll on Feb. 16 and to Barb Parker Caberfae on the 22nd. Jean Russell The G. A. A. had a sports Lori Smith session Tuesday evening from Marilee Turner ^00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The club Student Assistants - Physical played volleyball and discussed Education virious spring activities in a Neil MacCallum (Mr. Bifoss) tort business meeting after- Sue MacDonald (Mrs. Wynes) wards. Mrs. Jackson A newly formed Drama Club Joyce Gordon tmder the direction of Mr. Wil- Lynn Haire iHm Crouch met last Monday Mrs. Wallace :d Friday afternoons after Roger Reid hool. The club has decided Mrs. Brown and Miss Isbister present a short play for the Eileen Smith Si hool's open house this month. Student Librarians - Band (Mr. Ferguson) A PAIR OF SCISSORS, some paper and A DAB OF GLUE will do it claims Friday officers were elected. INTENT IS THE WORD of these students They are: Robbin Hoffman an idea are all you need for a valentine, Marie Luana of Mrs. Crawford's room in Mrs. Hoadley's room at Deford. Cutting Sharon Hartel says Sally Masten from Mrs. Gray's in Deford. Mike 'Yax isn't so sure. busily is Eddie Kloc with a valentine for President - Lorna Kidney room at Evergreen. Vice-president - Bill Spencer someone special. Secretary - Carole Clarke TID BITS Treasurer - Bradley Uhl Each year there are a number Two committees established of students who do odds and ends at the last senior council meet- for members of the faculty for ing met last week. A motto com- SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES ! Larry Kidney, Diane Rabideau, a possible quarter of a credit. mittee met Monday and under and John Zawilinski examine a simulated automobile crash in which the passengers ride with and without the protection of their seat belts. This demonstration utilized the Impact Sled which has recently been used in automotive safety research and was one feature in the General Motors "Pre- views of Progress" science show which emphasizes the importance of science and engineering in the field of safety.

the direction of Linda Wright , Debaters this year were: Lorna made a list of thirty or more Kidney, Lynnea Rabideau, Rai- recommended class mottos. On nell Chisholm, Rick Ross, Friday a committee for the Carole Clarke, Bill Spencer, selection of the class color and and Bradley Uhl. Those schools flower met. Under the direction in our region to go to districts of Sandy Schuette this com- were Caro and Millington. mittee also made a list of sug- gestions to be discussed at the Saturday the District Solo next senior council meeting. and Ensemble Festival was held in Flint. Of the four events The sophomores' class rings entered from C. C. H. S., three finally arrived last week! How- received a one rating and one ever, this year the class, unable received a two rating. Those to decide, ordered two different receiving ones were: Sally styles of rings. The few students Geiger, clarinet solo; Sally who ordered oval rings received Geiger and Shari Geiger, them earlier in the year. clarinet duet; and Sue Koepfgen and Becky Parrott, piano duet. Cass City's debate team Becky Parrott received a two ended up with a total score of rating on her piano solo. 6 wins and 11 losses this year under the direction of Mr. Wil- TOPS AT THE SOLO AND ensemble festival from Cass liam Crouch. Their record Don't drink and drive-great City High School Were: Becky Parrott, Sue Koepfgen, Shari bangs from little binges grow. Geiger and Sally Geiger. made them eighth in the region. EVERGREEN SCHOOL'S SHOWCASE is assembled by Scott AT DEFORD Linda Alcorn, Alan Pratt and Carl Nizzola Snyder and Kim Heronemus. obviously are enjoying making valentines . .. or is it having their picture taken? WBB BS WW b 4-H'ers meet at Keith Russell home CARPETS BY MAGEE The second in a series of veterinary science meetings was held Saturday evening, Feb. and 8, at the Keith Russell home, for members of the Cass City 4-H Livestock Club. An effort to determine the ARMSTRONG normal animal was discussed and the young 4-H'ers learned how to recognize abnormalities through observation. Special Discount Prices The veterinary science pro- ject, led by Bob Carpenter, is designed to help develop an During The Entire Month understanding of its broad scope as it applies to their animals, to their own personal of February health and phases of medicines with possible career explora- tion. The next meeting, on Feb. STOP IN AND SEE THESE PRACTICAL CARPETS 22 at the William Hacker home, Qualify will cover subjects on animal body temperature, pulse and Value MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM AT SPECIAL respiration. Any boys or girls from age 9 to 19 interested in Price." the area of veterinary science LOW PRICES. are invited.

To make ends meet today everyone will have to do more -more doing without. LEESON'S WALLPAPER and PAINT STORE Cass City TEACHER SAM WELLS at Deford lends a helping hand with a valentine project. Watching Advertise it in The Chronicle. Phone 872-2445 are Linda Sieradzki, Chris Zemke and Jerry Woodruff. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN The thing youngsters wish to A. Henderson, 93, save for a rainy day is school* succumbs Sunday Mrs. Clark Zinnecker Anson H. Henderson, 93, died Sunday, Feb. 9, at Hills and Deford Area News Phone 872-2572 Dales Hospital, where he had HERE YOU ARE, been a patient for three weeks. DEAR. I HAD THE He had been ill for six months. PRESCRIPTION Mr. Henderson was born Feb. FILLED AT 7, 1876, in Armada, Mich. He Mrs. Ron Phillips and boys Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Robert Bills and daughters, Mrs. Gene Kramer and was the son of the late Mr. spent the week end at Horse- Mrs. Norman Hurd, Sherry and Beth, Mrs. Kathy daughter Julie of Essexville and and Mrs. Charles Henderson. shoe Lake with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. David Altman and Stacy Dalton, all of Caro, Mrs. Clark Zinnecker were DRUGS He was married to Miss Mr. and Mrs. Forest Tyo. and family were Monday dinner Mrs. Howard Kelley and sons, Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Charlotte Barker March 15, The Men's Club of the Novesta guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Randy and Brian, and Ray Everett Field. 1905, in Reese. Following their Church of Christ are sponsoring Holcomb. Kitchen of Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Vande- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hol- mark were Sunday dinner guests WHERE I BUY ALL marriage they moved to Cass a Valentines Sweetheart Ban- Mrs. Gordon Holcomb and OUR MEDICAL SUPPLIES. City. quet at the New Gordon Hotel comb were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brown of of his mother and stepfather, daughter Sandra, Mrs. Marge Mayville. Mrs. Henderson died Feb. 24, in Cass City Saturday, Feb. Peterson, Rev. and Mrs. David 1966. 15, at 6:30 p.m. Robert Har- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alward Mrs. Florence Shaver and of Grand Blanc. Altman and family attended the Mr. and Mrs. Etsel Wilcox Mr. Henderson attended the grave, from Great Lakes Bible Revival Fires Service in Lapeer Novesta Church of Christ for College at Lansing, will be the Mrs. Wanda Pentowski of were Sunday evening visitors of Detroit was a Sunday dinner Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shaver of 50 years. speaker. Mr. andvMrs. Russell May Jr. He is survived by two sons, The area Churches of Christ guest of her mother, Mrs. Frank Mayville. Woiden Sr. Other Sunday after- and son Michael of Drayton Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hartwick Stuart of Bloomfield Hills and Youth Rally will be held Satur- Plains were Sunday supper Arthur of Pontiac; one daugh- day, Feb. 15, at the Arbela noon visitors were: Mr. and and family were week-end Mrs. Eugene Hergenreder and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman guests of Mr. and Mrs. West ter, Mrs. Thelma Pratt of Cass Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m. Hurd. City; two sisters, Mary Sweet son of Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Leitch of Harrisville. Other Michael Corl is better but Jesse Bruce of Wilmot. Henry Rev. and Mrs. David Altman Sunday guests were Lee Kil- of Pontiac and Margaret Wagg still in St. Mary's Hospital. and family are to leave Thurs- of St. Petersburg, Fla.; nine Woiden of Caro was a Friday bourh and Fred Hicks. He would like to hear from his morning caller. day morning for South Bend, grandchildren, and 17 great- friends. His address is Michael Ind. Mrs. Altman's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mozden grandchildren. €> LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Inc. Corl, c/o St. Mary's Hospital, Saturday and Sunday callers Dr. William Nice of South Bend, of Lapeer and Miss Margaret Funeral services were held The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pediatrician 6th floor, Saginaw, of Gordon Holcomb were Mr. will be married Friday evening. Mozden of East Detroit were Wednesday, in the Novesta W. MacRae of Cass City was celebrated Sunday, Feb. 9, with Mich. 48601. and Mrs. Clare Root, Mr. and Pvt. E 3 Paul LeValley has week-end guests of Mr. and Church of Christ. Rev. David an open house at their home at 6059 Bay City-Forestville Road. Mrs. Amanda Me Arthur is Mrs. Albert Englehart and Mr. been home for two weeks. He Mrs. Adolph Mozden. Altman officiated. recovering well from hip sur- and Mrs. Clark Zinnecker. left Monday to serve with U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Darold Terbush Burial was in Novesta Ceme- The couple were married in Flushing, Mich., by the Rev. gery she had three weeks ago. In honor of Mrs. Edna Mal- Forces in Korea. and daughter were Sunday din- tery. Ralph Harper. Mrs. MacRae is the former Verna May De Meritt. Wednesday she was to have had colm's 81st birthday, her Miss Debbie Boylan of ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cataract eye surgery. She would daughter, Mrs. AltheaKritzman Perrysburg, Ohio, has been vis- Etsel Wilcox. FORMAL WEAR Their two daughters, Charlene and Barbara, were hostesses like to hear from friends. Her gave a birthday potluck dinner iting with Mrs. Alice Le Valley Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cope- DRUG STORE for the event when over 90 guests attended. address is : Mrs. Amanda Mc- Sunday. Among those attending and family for two weeks. land and family of Kingston were Ryan's They are members of the Fraser Presbyterian Church and Arthur, c/o Crittenton Hospital were: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Clare Root Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and PHONE 872-3613 Mrs. MacRae is a member of the Business & Professional R-411, Rochester, Michigan Daniels, Douglas and Pam of were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Douglas Van Allen. MIKE WEAVER, OWNER Women's Club. Both are employees of General Telephone Co. 48063. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Lee Helwig of Guests attended from Plymouth, Detroit, Bad Axe, Ubly, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Parrish McKillop and sons, Larry and Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Darold Terbush Gagetown and Cass City. and family of Cass City were Mike of Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alice Le Valley and and daughter were Sunday eve- family were Sunday dinner ning callers of Mr. and Mrs. guests of her folks, Mr. and Henry Rock of Marlette. Mrs. Martin Fox of Mayville. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kendall Miss Susan Kappen of Cass of Atlas were Saturday after- City was a Saturday night guest noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. of her grandmother, Mrs. Ro- Eldon Field. Sunday the Fields bert Kappen. Other Sunday din- were dinner guests of Mr. and ner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. LaFlave Stimpson of- Clemens Kappen and Mr. and Freeland. Mrs. Lester Kappen, all of Cass Mr. and Mrs. Howard Field City. and family of Rochester were Mrs. Bud Peasley and son Friday supper guests of Mr. Chuck were Monday evening and Mrs. Everett Field. Other callers of Mr. and Mrs. Clark evening guests were Mr. and Zinnecker. Mrs. L. A. Kendall of Atlas, Mrs. Howard Rexin was a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmidt and Friday dinner guest of her par- daughter Karen of Cass City and ents, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Osburn Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mozden of Marlette. of Lapeer. Howard Field and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roach his wife were in Australia for and son Jeff of Saginaw and Mr. three months. He showed pic- RABIDEAU'S FRIDAY, FED. 14 and Mrs. Roger Morse were tures of the recent trip. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Field Mrs. Howard Rexin. and Mr. and Mrs. Dart Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gyomory were Sunday dinner guests of were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart Mrs. Michael Laszlo of Bay of West Branch. Miss Jill Field City. was a Sunday dinner guest of her SPECIAL OPEN HOUSE SALE New & Used Equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. and son Mark and Mrs. Sophie Gene Kramer of Essexville. Dodge were Sunday dinner check these used equip, buys! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Babich Steinman of Detroit. of Marlette were Sunday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jen- ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. CASE 135 BUSHEL ereaux of Mt. Pleasant were Louie Babich. ^^««, SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Saturday dinner guests and Mrs. Nellie Martin of Caro Repainted and Reconditioned CASE 430 TRACTOR Eugene Vahdemark and daugh- was a caller . on Mr^f;G!iark With Manure Loader ter Linda of Essexville were Zinnecker, Mrs. Edna Malcolm Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Bertha Chadwick, NEW HOLLAND 300 Mrs. Elmer Vandemark. Monday. CASE 530 TRACTOR 130 Bushel - Reconditioned NEW CASE Gas - 1967 — Low Hours NEW HOLLAND 331 SPRING TOOTH FARM CASE 630* DIESEL 130 Bushel — Reconditioned -NEW ENGINE- SECTION NEW HOLLAND 351 HARROWS INTERNATIONAL 400 Grinder Mixer - 1966 MACHINERY SALE Gas Located 2 miles N.E. of Caro on M-81 1 USED KILLBROS to Remington Road, 3 miles north and 1/4 INTERNATIONAL 5614 mile east, corner of Dutcher and Reming- Fork Lift GRAVITY BOX ton Rds. • 1 USED KILLBROS SUPER 23 HYDRAULIC AUGER $39500 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17 AT 1 P.M. ALLIS CHALMERS WD 45 BLOWER $625 Complete Engine Overhaul COMBINE With 3-14 Plow C°mbine' Low Boy with cab> tea* equipped, ALLIS CHALMERS C-A NEW NEW HOLLAND TRACTORS *! tractor, wide front, good rubber, gas With 4 Row Cultivator 1961 Case 530, triple range trans., farm loader & 3 pt hitch NEW HOLLAND 33 TRUCKS CROP CHOPPER MODEL 268 $ 1959 GMC 2 1/2 ton truck w/drop side box TD-9 INTERNATIONAL 1960 Chevrolet Pickup, 1/2 ton, A-l condition Save 1951 GMC 2 ton truck w/hoist, drop side box, A-l CRAWLER TRACTOR NEW HOLLAND 818 MACHINERY With Hay Front Corn Head $475 • 1475°° John Iteere 4 row beet and bean Flexxi planter, model 76 John Deere Van Brunt 17 hoe grain drill CASE 530 John Deere CCA 14 1/2 ft. field cultivator NEW HOLLAND 212 International 20 ft. spring tooth harrow with carrier Construction King International 14 ft. spring tooth harrow with carrier Back Hoe and Loader 6 - Knife FREE International 6 row rear mount cultivator WE'RE International, no. 33A manure loader International 6 row bean puller, tones 6 row windrower 831 CASE* DIESEL nines 4 row windrower w/moss conveyor REFRESHMENTS Case 3 section rotary hoe Low Hours BALERS Graham Hoem field cultivator, 10 ft. hydr. DEALING E-Z Flow 3 bottom clodbuster Sam Mulkey 32 ft. bale and grain elevator FREE MOVIES Brady corn stalk chopper, Farm wagon w/flat deck Deluxe cultipacker, 10 ft. w/3 ft. extensions . JOHN DEERE 14 T TOP TRADE-INS NOW Grain auger, 5" 18 ft. w/motor, Grain auger, 4» 16 ft. w/motor With Thrower at our store •S6 ft. extension ladder, metal corn crib. 300 bu INTERNATIONAL 101 before the busy Small Jewelry Wagon CASE 20*0 BALER COMBINE ALL DAY FRIDAY spring season starts! TERMS: Contact bank prior to sale date for credit arrangements No Interest or Carrying Charge 'til June 1. Mrs. William Brinkman, FORD BALER Power Take Off BOYD TAIT, AUCTIONEER - COMBINE JOHN DE'ERE u T Phone Caro 673-3525 for auction dates. With 3 Row Corn Head With Wagon Hitch PHONE 872-3000 ass COT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THUR'SDAY9 FEBRUARY 13, 1969 PAGE THREE '. Sometimes the less you have Michigan Mirror Mra Turner dies ;to do with certain people the in hospital less you are worse off. Gagetown Area News Mrs. Hattie D. Turner, 73, Planners of new Capitol died Sunday, Feb. 9, in St. Luke's Hospital, Saginaw. Miss Rosalia Mali Phone 665-2562 Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaFave, she was born Jan. 29,1896,at Colwood. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Com- of St. Agatha's church. ceremony. She and Henry Turner were ment and John went to Owosso The play was directed by Receiving the star were the married April 30,1917, at Care. lay committee recently unveiled breaking a smooth outside Sunday for the christening of Mrs. William Bur rows. She was above six girls and Cindy Ben- He died Feb. 24, 1966. their grandson, Timothy John. assisted by prompters Barbara check, Kathy Burrows, Mary Mrs. Turner is survived by a the new Capitol plan. design at the four corners. son, Garfield Turner of Cass Designed by the Detroit The judicial and executive He was born Tuesday, Jan. 21, Warrack and Cindy Bencheck. Goodell and Barbara Warrack, Plans to build a new state to Mr. and Mrs. John Arvoy. The cast included Kathy Jo who already had the arrow City; a daughter, Mrs. Mar jorie Capitol could touch off a bigger architectural firm of Smith, buildings would be smaller Markey of Saginaw, and three Hinchman and Grylls As- adaptations of this basic design The infant weighed nine pounds. Burrows, Vicki and Kim Down- award. political battle than the debate The godparents are John Com- ing, Connie Seibel, Sandra Receiving star merit badges sisters, Mrs. Josephine Rabl- 122 years ago over moving the sociates, it contemplates a with the all-purpose building deau of Unionville, Mrs. Geral- seven-level, four-building spreading under all the struc- ment and Mrs. Jerry Wetzel Ziehm, Michelle Langlois, Con- in 18 different fields were the seat of government from De- of Big Rapids. nie Repshinska, Corrine La- ten girls above mentioned and dine Carolan of Gagetown and MATCH YOUR MOODS troit to Lansing. structure covering the equi- tures like a massive under- Mrs. Mabel Day of Detroit. valent of four city blocks. ground control center. Mr. and Mrs. James Mosher Fave and LouAnn Hendershot. Sue Havens, Sue Ann and Mary Legislators on both sides are Mary Goodell, who suffered a Hendershot, Michelle Langlois, Requiem High Mass was taking firm stands, and as the Legislative, judicial and ex- Massive steps on each side of and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ricker solemnized Wednesday in St» ecutive buildings would form a the project, described by the are on a two weeks trip in the broken bone when she fell from Sue Ann and Dianna Rapson, plan unfolds it seems certain iier bike, was replaced by her Janet Rievert, Sylvia Vasquez, Pancratius Catholic Church by that others who want to retain "troika* atop a massive all- architects as "monumental south and western states. purpose office structure four stairs," would rise from the sister Joan, who read her lines. Joan Goodell, Patty Goslin, Ann Rev. Peter J. Pijnappels. the present Capitol, or are Mrs. John Mackay returned Following the play Mrs. Lenhard, Cathy and Connie Burial was in Caro Ceme- against a $50 million expense blocks west of the present basic plaza level, crossing the Wednesday from Midland where tery. Capitol. Total space would be interior courtyard to reach an Harold Koch awarded 80 merit Repshinska and Tena Kamrad. for a new one, will be drawn she spent the past week with badges, six signs of the arrow Lunch followed the presenta- in. 850,000 square feet. upper plaza on which the her son, Mr, and Mrs. James The Want Ads are newsy too.; TOM PROCTOR - R. Ph. separate structures for the and 10 of the star in a court tions. PHONE 872-2075 After two years of closed- E. Mackay, and Mrs. Eva door huddling over the design, Legislature, executive office Meyers. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN and Supreme Court would stand. the joint legislative capital out- There would be no traditional Born Monday, Feb. 3, in a dome but a 185-foot tower with The upper levels would in- Bay City hospital to Mr. and a glass-enclosed observation clude: Mrs. Joseph Edwards, a seven HOUSE deck at the top would jut from Senate and House chambers pound and seven-ounce baby a plaza area. and galleries; legislative com- girl, Lisa Lynette. Mrs. Ed- FREE GIFTS "We rejected the historical, mittee rooms; caucus rooms and wards is the former Linda traditional concept of placing service facilities, and an in- Jamieson, daughter of Mr. and the functions of government dividual office suite for each Mrs. Dale Jamieson. FRIDAY, under a classical dome as out- legislator. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Werde- FEBRUARY 21, moded and not suited to our A courtroom for the Supreme man went to Rochester Satur- S-A-L-E times," siad Sigmund F. Blum, Court, office suites for each day to stay overnight with the ALL DAY one of the designers. justice, and offices and other Grylickis. Sunday they visited Here Is Your Very Best Buy In A Quality "Michigan is a progressive, facilities for court personnel. friends in Detroit. Wednesday SATURDAY, dynamic state. The people The Governor's private of- they left for Phoenix, Arizona, 4-PIy Snow Tire — Now Specialty Priced! richly deserve a Capitol which fice and ceremonial reception for a tour of the West. Mr. FEBRUARY 22, expresses those qualities." room, and offices and other and Mrs. Miles Sullivan of Mar- TILL NOON work space for the entire ex- lette accompanied them. ecutive office staff, including Mrs. James Hopkins of Flint SNOW KING Newell Harris Richard Hampshire the Bureau of the Budget and spent the first of the week with The legislative building, with other units of the Governor's ELDORADO FULL FOUR PLY, UNIQUE 6RIP BIT!, TOU©HIST NYLON House and Senate chambers akin ' her mother, Mrs. Viola Murchi- CORD BODY, BUILT-IN POSI TRACTION, AMAZINGLY office. ':. son, and other relatives. ' V ' HARRIS • HAMPSHIRE to the United Nations General The buildings would be QUIET ON DRY ROADS, DOUBLE LIFETIME GUARANTEE. Assembly Room, would be a framed in reinforced concrete Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harris Insurance Agency Cas$ City large, shoe-box shaped struc- 6815 E. Cass City Road with an exterior of polished and family of St. Louis, ture, with cylindrical spires granite. There would be no win- Missouri, spent from Friday SIZE PRICE EXC. dows in the upper structures. until Monday with her mother, TAX Mrs. Clarence Slaughter, and 7.00-13 $19.42 $1.92 6.50-13 Director A. N. Langius of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Walrod. 7.35-14 $19.8! $2.06 our once-a-year Sealy Anniversary Sale the State Building Division esti- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Com- 7.7544 $19.85 $2.19 4 PLY WHITEWALL mated it would take up to five ment and three children left years to construct the complex. 8.25-14 $21.19 $2.35 Wednesday for St. Petersburg, 8.55-14 $22.30 $2.56 He said the buildings would Florida, for a ten-day trip to We want everybody to sleep contain the most up-to-date visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7.75-15 $20.67 $2.21 heating, lighting, ventilating, Harry Comment. 8.15-15 $21.61 $2.36 air-conditioning and com- 8.45-15 $22.15 $2.54 Members of the Tuscola on a firm Sealy mattress munications systems, including 8.85-15 $23.14 $2.81 closed-circuit television. The County Club OES will hold a 9.00-15 $23.14 $2.81 all-purpose building would in- meeting and cooperative supper clude a large auditorium and Saturday, Feb. 15, at the firmest Sealy mattress ever cafeteria and 20 elevators for Masonic Hall in Gagetown. Gif- CONVENTIONAL TIRES FIRESTONE TIRES easy access to the upper level. ford chapter will host the meet. on sale nationally at only At Comparable Prices Also At'Discount Prices The first Michigan Capitol Repeat of fast year's best seller! Now was located at Griswold^ State with new improved cover deeply quilted , full er twin and Shelby Streets in Detroit. GIRL SCOUTS through puffy cushioning for surface $49• *^ilWtin^,. McMChl plK« In 1847 state government was FRED'S LEONARD SERVICE comfort. Same extra firmness from heavy The Junior Girl Scouts pre- specially tempered steel coils. Sealy Golden Guard moved to Lansing following a stormy legislative session. The , sented a one-act play, "Pajama LEONARD Cass City Phone 872-2235 60 x 80" Queen Size, 2-pc. set. $149.95 present Capitol was opened in Party," for 70 parents, friends, King Size, 3-pc. set $199.95 1878. I teachers and Brownie, Troop FRED MARTIN, Representative '/*, 641, Feb. 3 in the dining hall

Opposition is expected from forces who want to preserve the 91-year-old Capitol for his- torical purposes. Sen. Thomas L. Brown, R- Lansing, is expected to lead the fight against construction of the proposed plan. He said the present building could be rebuilt and enlarged for half the money needed for a new structure. One thing that everybody agrees on is the deteriorating Sealy Firm Guard condition of the present state- house. Jumbled wiring, rickety reduced for the first time elevators and dingy corridors abound. Exclusive Bracer Cards give reinforced center support where you need it most. A section of the fourth floor fl|h-fashion damask cover is deeply has been condemned by the quilted to Dura-Lux* cushioning for fun w twin si» pampering comfort. State Fire Marshall, yet it is *blend of cotton and urclhane fo crammed with legislative of- 60 x 80" Queen Size, 2-pc. set $169.95 fices from which escape would CASS CITY 76 x 80" King Size, 3-pc. set $249.95 be difficult.

Conservation office DECEMBER 3 - CASS CITY.51 —-—•— VASSAR 43 offers trbes, shrubs DECEMBER 6 - CASS CITY 39 BAD AXE 59 DECEMBER 13- CASS CITY 53 SANDUSKY 54 Trees make your property more valuable — and more DECEMBER 20- CASS CITY 48 LAKERS 83 beautiful. But these are only two of many reasons that the Tuscola Soil Conservation Dis- JANUARY 3 - CASS CITY 50 CARO 51 trict makes trees and shrubs JANUARY 10-.CASS CITY 44 — FRANKENMUTH 81 available to their cooperators, says Paul Findlay, District JANUARY 17 -CASS CITY 46 MARLETTE 65 Chairman. JANUARY 24 -CASS CITY 62 VASSAR 64 Although the ground may be JANUARY 28 - CROSWELL-LEXINGTON - THERE covered with snow, now is a good time to order your trees. JANUARY 31 - CASS CITY 60 -BAD AXE 70 Sealy Posturepedic Spring is on the way so don't 2 GAMES wait till the supply is gone as FEBRUARY has a firmness of its own some varieties are limited. 4 - CASS CITY 57 SANDUSKY 59 Firm . . . not hard; comfortable . . . not FEBRUARY 7 - CASS CITY 35 -LAKERS 77 Friday, FEB. 14 soft. Designed in cooperation with or- The great variety of soil FEBRUARY thopedic surgeons for comfortably firm conditions in the Tuscola Dis- 14 - CARO HERE support. No morning backache from full or twin *)M trict requires that you plant the FEBRUARY 22 - FRANKENMUTH THERE AT HOME sleeping on a too-soft mattress. Choose correct kind of trees for your Extra Firm or Gently Firm. soil. Soil Conservation Service FEBRUARY 25 - CROSWELL-LEXINGTON- HERE 60 x 80" Queen Size, 2-pc. set $239.95 technicians can help you decide FEBRUARY 28 - MARLETTE HERE jy 7p.m. 76 x 80" King Size, 3-pc. set $339.95 which kind to plant. They may be used for windbreaks or re- forestation. Sponsored on behalf of the team by these merchants The Tuscola District has for sale this year: red pine, white WALBRO CORPORATION KRITZMANS', INC. pine, Scotch pine, Austrian pine, 6447 Main Phone 872-3470 spruce, and Autumn Olive. They 6242 Garfield Phone 872-2131 also have the wildlife packets that proved so popular the last KLEIN FERTILIZERS, INC, LONDON FARM DAIRY two years. These include shrubs Phone 8723120 Cass City, Midi. 6646 Church Phone 872-3523 beneficial to windlife such as Honeysuckle, Siberian Crab, GAMBLE STORE Autumn Olive, and Highbush QROFT-CLARA LUMBER, INC Cranberry and either pine or 6141 Main Phone 872-2141 6497 Main Phone 872-3515 spruce to make 125 plants in each package. Cost-sharing is BULEN MOTORS MAC & LEO SERVICE also available from the Agri- 6617 Main Phone 872-2750 cultural Conservation Program 6J14 Main Phone 872-3122 for tree planting under some conditions. THUMB APPLIANCE CENTER WESTERN AUTO STORE These trees may be ordered 6418 Main Phone 872-3505 6467 Main Phone 872-2040 ALBEE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE from the Conservation Office at 852 S. Hooper St., Caro, GENERAL CABLE CORP, YOUR TRUSTWORTHY STORE Michigan. Office hours are from J^RIENSTRA IN& AGENT 8:00 to 4:30 p.m. Monday Cass city 4543 oak St. Phone 872-2909 Phone 872-2270 - Cass. City through Friday. PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969 CASS. CITY', MICHIGAN

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