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A BIG BANG from the 1st Marine Band’s riflemen, who most of which was out of camera range. The riflemen fired use muzzle loaders, was part of t4e mini-concert at Main again several times as the band played excerpts from the and Seeger Streets Sunday, which attracted a large crowd, I812 Overture during its 5 p.m. concert in the park.

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The latest layoff of state employees has meant that 15 workers in Tuscola County have lost their jobs. Inability of the state to for festival reach agreement on wage City concessiops with the Michigan State Employees Thk fourth annual Cass The money from the beer year,” Weaver said, “But I The one hour and lo Association, the largest City Fourth of July Festival tent was expected to pay for don’t want to commit myself minute parade had about 80 . union representing state ’ is considered a success by the fireworks and the 1st to a definite yes, because we entries. The weather drew a workers, resulted in Gov. festival planners even though Marine Band, two new did make money on the lot of people ’to the parade, Milliken recently ordering it may end u~“c1oserto the attractions this year. tractor pull and the horse Klcosaid. 6 the layoff or 1,700 persons. red” in the ledgers than “There is no way the show.” “I think we have proved Most of the cuts were in expected. money from the tent will “The festival overall was a , this year that we can be big, thb Department of Social The festival is paid for by come close to paying those success. The two days of andto present now we quality. have to Wecontinue have Services, where 906 persons revenues from various ) bills.” events were well attended are losing their jobs, and events, such as the tractor Operation of the beer tent and went very well to be more picky about our Department of Mental pull and horse show this year went smoothly with no especially the Marine outside floats.” Klco said. Health, 250. I and from entrv fees Daid bv problems at all, he said. Band,” hesaid. What that meant in participants s&h as ahs and jensen estimated THE FESTIVAL REGAN Three sour points in the Tuscola Copnty is that five crafts vendors and attendance at a total offabout Friday evening with the parade, according to Klco, employees at the county concessionaires. 1,200 persons, but admitted queen pageant in the Cass were that there was not DSS are now unemployed But the biggest money the tent could have handled City High School cafeteria enough music, and that a and at the Regional Center, maker for the festival is the at least 2,000more. and the 5-mile run. motorcycle drill team from 10 positions will be abolished. beer tent and this year, the “The tent made some Chosen to be the festival ‘Pontiac backed out at the “Our staif has been down tent did not do nearly as money, but not what was queen for the fourth annual last minute, as did a Scottish to what w s consider& a much business as was hoped expected. We will have to festival was Ellen‘Palmer, Band from Flint, both bare bonesT staff before we b fa-according to Ken Jensen: make some tough decisions the daughter of Mr. andMrs. hause of rain in that part were order d to lay off the beer tent chairman. on the beer tent for 1983.” Leo Palmer. The pageant of the state. extra pe sonnel,” said “Friday night was Festival Chsrman Mike attracted a full house. For the first time in the Andreas IfS. Heath, an outstanding (when the Irish Weaver said the tent would Tamrtly Connolly was first short history of the July 4th administrative officer at the Gaels performed), Saturday have to be run differently, runner-up and named Miss festivals, the planners Caro Regional Center, night was awful, (a polka possibly with different Congeniality by her fellow included fireworks as an which is operated by the band performed) and- bands, but he was not sure ‘contestants. Colleen Janssen attraction. The 35-minute mental health department. Sunday was fair (a soft rock exactlv what changes would was second runner-up. show began at dark The cuts at the center will band played),” Jensen be made. The grand parade Saturday for the large ccrne in the areas of NO RIDES -- with no money available for student explained. “We probably “When we lose two-thirds Saturday afternoon went crowd. The planning nursing, maintenance, transaortation ‘this coming school vear in the CaSS City would have been better off of the profit on our biggest “very smooth,” parade CO- committee paid $1,850 to a motor vehicle operations,. distrfct, transportation d&-ector Jim Fox (foreground;, plugging in a country and moneykaker (the beer chairman A1 Klco-said. “The professional from Belding and social work. western band in place of the tent ), then we could very workers that helped were the to put on the show. Three nurses, three maint- assisted by Michael Groosbeck, has been removing polka band.” well end up in the red this best we ever had ” Plea* turn to page 16 enance workers and one batteries from the buses, which are being parked behnd psychologist, worker, ’ the high school for the year (below) Th-e only motor vehick operator and . mail room barker will be transportation provided will be to take high school students laid off. to and from the Tuscola Area Skill Center near Caro. Architect may be hired - “Some of the msitions 0 that are beibg cut ihis time I will become abolished positions,” Yeath said. This mean? that the positions will for downtown planning not be re-filled anymore. Ten positions in the I developmedtally disabled Revitalization of down- century’’ theme in Sandusky. ments. that if the federal gfant isn’t category will be -abolished town Cass City could take a Wilkins and Wheaton was 7) Recommendations on obtained, local funds might due to layoff$. big step forward if finally selected, LaPonsie project feasibility. be used to at least hire the Heath explained there had application for a federal said, after he, banker Phil Prieskorn held out hope * Please turn to page 5. already beep a freeze on, grant to hire an architect is Keating and merchants hiring for the past two approved. Gerald Prieskorn and Tom years, butp$upled with the If that happens, even after Proctor visited Allegan continued ro nds of layoffs, the economy improves, it and Plainwell, where the the staff at Phe center has won’t mean a major change firm has done or, is doing decreased by 300 employees downtown. Belng talked renovation projects in the

in the last tw4 years. about is having a design downtown areas. I He said there are I plan prepared and possible Those involved in making currently 600 workers at the means of financing outlined the selection, Prieskorn center, 545 of which work for merchants who said, felt the firm was the with mentally retarded voluntarily want to renovate most organized and the city theirThe stores. application for M;seO in managers in the two Please tuh to page 4. communities they visited federal small cities said it followed through on community development what it started. block grant funds was IF THE FEDERAL mailed last Thursday, after grant is received Wilkins having been approved by and Wheaton will do the Huron, Sanilac may have the village council Tuesday, following, according to a June 29. letter to LaPonsie from its If the grant is approved, vice-president, Kenneth C. the Cass City Chamber of Dettloff, following his visit Commerce will donate here: $1,350 as the required local 1) Preparation of a, antlerless deer season share. central business district Village Supt. Lou facade master plan Hunters in Huron and then be submitted to the revenue losses as high as the areas record how many LaPonsie said he hopes to (drawings of what Sanilac Counkies may have Natural Resource $3,000-4,OOO worth because of deer they have seen in a know within 30 days if the revitalized downtown an easier time getting the Commission for its approval deer. Some of the particular work time and request has been approved buildings might look like), prize deer this year if a before it is authorized for complaints have been from this is calculated on a whole by the Michigan 2) Investigation and proposed plan to allow the two counties. Tuscola County farmers for the county as deer men Department of Commerce, feasibility determination of antlerless hubting there is Antlerless deer hunting is also, but these have all been per 100 working hours. which administers the such financing tools as approved. currently allowed in Tuscola from farms which are The number of deer program. downtown development Bud Jarvid, Department County, but not in Huron and located within two miles of recorded in Huron County If the money is received, authority, Small Business of Natural Resources area Sanilac counties. Jarvis said the Huron and Sanilac per 100 hours was over 400, the chamber has decided to Administration loans, tax wildlife biologist, is hunting of bucks has a county borders. the highest number for any hire Wilkins and Wheaton increment financing, proposing an antlerless minimal effect on This along with other county in the state. Engineering Co. of Kal- ’ economic development to prepare- a’ corporation and tax season for hudters ip the two decreasing the deer factors indicates an These indicators all point arnazoo counties in Ian effort to population and as a result, increasing population of development plan. abatement programs, out a high deer population. A 3) Preparation of reduce the d+r population. the numbCr of deer has deer that is moving south for population which is feeding Various merchants and The proposal came about increased dramatichlly. To more room. village officials met with financing package for and reproducing well, and building improvements. 1 because of an increase in the bring the size of the deer Another indicator Jarvis whose numbers are in- three firms before deciding number of complaints by population back to normal, pointed out that helped him to hire Wilkins and 4) Identification of creasing at a rapid rate, ton potential revenue sources. area farmers regarding antlerless deer hunting justify his proposal is the Jarvis explained. Whea ELLEN PALMER was crowned crop and land damage due permits will be sold allowing The first firm interviewed, 5) Presentation of the number of deer-car Last year, there were Fourth of July Festival Friday to deer. hunters to kill does. accidents. The total is much an in January, had been complete .program to queen The propopal will be The has received estimated 2,800 antlerless responsible for much of the merchants. evening by the 1981 queen, Btenda DNR higher in Huron County as permits estimated sold in submitted to the wildlife numerous complaints from compared to Sanilac and Swiss chalet look in 6) Identification of Langenburg. The new queen, 18, is the - division staff @tits July 19 landowners in Huron and. Tuscola Counties which Tuscola County, and downtown Gaylord and is merchant support involving meeting in Lapsing. If it is Sanilac Counties, mainly have higher traffic flows. approximately 600 such deer presently working on a private sector‘ financing and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Palmer approved by the staff, it will farmers, who have listed Conservation officers in Please turn to page 5. “gaslight turn of the new employment commit- of Crawford Road.

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1 PAGEYIWO 1 CAS *MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 t CITY, Hills and Dah . t i ,42attend ; General Hospital i Mrs. Reva Little t BfrthB: Cass Citv Social and Personal- Items~- - O=G Senior Jdy3 to Mr. gnd Mrs. Roy J Phone 872-3698 Calahan of Ubly, a boy, Bradley Roy. Citizens July 5 to Mr. and Mrs. David Ertman of Deford, a Mrs. Veneta Montei spent Mm. Grant Ball had with Mr. and Mrs. Uloyd We$s of Donna Holm Mr . and Mrs . Jack Bird of A number from this area . Owen-Gage Senior girl. her last week, her grand- Finkbeiner the crew Sunday for a chicken bar- were in Ypilanti Friday to Citizens met at Elmw 1 July 5 and Friday afternoon and joined Alma visited Mr. and Mrs . to Mr. Mrs. evening with Mrs. Lena daughter, Mary Anne Ball, of the Yankee Girl for a fish becue were *and Mr's. William Profit and Mr. and attend the funeral of Rev. Township-Gagetown hall Dale Sorenson of Cass City, of Reese, and her niece, boil Sunday evening at the Bob Holm inneapolis, ' Roger Mills, 51, pastor of the last Thursday. a girl JorQan Blair. Patch. 34 Mrs. Don Rockefeller Michelle Armstrong of Rodney Bohn home near Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Monday. Ypsilanti Calvary Baptist The meeting was called to the Patiemts listed Tuesday, Mrs. Wilda Courlis of Lapeer. Sebewaing. Captain of the Gelbaugh and Emily of Church. Mrs. Mills was order by Frank Doan. Delores * Hendrjck. July 6, were: Caro visited Mrs. Lena Yankee Girl is Donne11 Plainwell; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe former Forty-two members Patch Saturday and attend- Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holland of Sebewaing. Roger Root and family, and 'Hillaker of Deford announce The service was attended by attended and 25. blood Mrs. Harold Crane, Mrs. ed the 4th celebration. McConnell had with them Mrs. Lyle Zapfe. the birth June 28 of a son, some 75 Baptist pastors. pressure readings were Virgil Faust, Mrs. hla over the Fourth of July, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blades Jesse Addison, born in Local persons attending taken. grandsons Jeff and Gary had as guests from Friday Mrs. Patricia Hester of uron Memorial Hospital, were Mr. and Mrs, George Door prizes were won by Terbtlsh, Dean Tuckey and Monday dinner guests of until Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Laura Weber of Cass Mrs. Lena Patch were Mr. Blue of Millington. Mrs. Birmingham spent the !ad Axe, and. weighing 10 Fisher Sr., Mrs. Ivan Tracy, Clara Adams and Ed city; and Mrs. David Hennessey Dave Watson of Detroit. weekend with her sister, lbs., 1 02. Mrs. Hillaker is The0 Hendrick, Mr. and Mellendorf . ~rs.Cecil Clinesmith of and son of Bay City, Miss Mr. 'and Mrs. Ephraim Mrs. Normaleen McIntosh. the former Becky Ingles. Mrs. Don Whittenburg, Rev. The next meeting will : Silverwood; Knight had with them for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Burns, Grandparents of the new ' John R. Wood and Rev. held at the Owendale park Lucille Wentworth of who are spending the Volney Wright, Mrs. Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Dan part of .last week, their Mrs. Hazel Moore had as baby are Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Teall. Thursday, July 15, with a granddaughters Wolfe summer at Port ' Austin, potluck dinner. v Lyman Gerou of Caro; Hennessey and Harry Went- Kara guests Saturday, .Mr. and Addison and Eileen Ingles of Mrs. and Laura Knight. Mr. and were Monday guests of her Mrs. Steven Moore, their Harbor Beach and brn and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Laura Kilbourn of worth. Callers in the after- brother and wife, Mr. and Blue and family of Deford ; noon were Mrs. E. Stoddard Mrs. Aaron Wolfe of daughter, Mrs. Tony Mileski June Hillaker of CasCity. Mrs. Alex Greenleaf. 4 Marriage Licensee Troy Ferguson of Mar- and Mrs. Marie Hartsell of Rochester and Mr. and Mrs. and three children of Mio, Millington, Mr. and Mrs. lette; Edw. Knight of Sterling Michael and Meta Weso- Mrs. Emma Kettlewell Charles McConnell and Caro and Mrs. Iva Smith. Tina Ashmore of Colorado family of Caro, Mrs. George ' John Martinez of &be- Heights spent e from lowski of Roscorhrnon, and left Friday to spend the Springs, Colo., came last Speirs of Livonia and Mr. Paul Grabowski, 44, waing ; Harry Wentworth of Saturday until Monday Mrs. Berneice Berry of holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Fairgrove, and Debra D. Wanda Goslin, Albert Kiel here. week to spend July 4th Saginaw . Dale Bock at Lansing. and Mrs. Robert Speirs and Dallas, Texas, returned to holiday week with her Becky joined Mr. and Mrs. Harmon, 28, Fair-grove. of Unionville ; Cass City for the summer. Patrick J. Ewald, 24, Mrs. Fred Janke of Relatives were Friday grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edith Ward and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vern McCorinell Sunday for He resides at 4150 South Charles Ashmore. a cooperative dinner when Unionville, and Laurie Owendale; Seeger St. evening guests of Mr. and Lillian Hanby were Sunday Craig and their grand- Timko, 23, Caro. Mrs. Norman Wiley of Mrs. John Shagena for cake dinner guests of Mr. and daughter Barbara Craig the birthdays of Mrs. Blue Miss Ruby Sherman, and Charles McConnell Tracy L. Wolverton, #i, Mayville ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and ice cream when the Mrs. Donald Hanby. spent the holiday and week- Vassar, and Brenda Owens, seventh birthday of Joel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. end with Mr. and Mrs. were celebrated. Mrs. Naomi Dean of Head and Althea Cooley of Ron 25, Vassar. Deckerville Shagena was celebrated. James Sherman, attended Vobert Todd of Goshen, Decker near Big Fkapids. . Roseville visited Mrs. Lena orientation at and Mrs. Roger Root Edwin B. Diener, 19, Patch Sunday. The group included the June 29-30 Ohio, came Saturday. His Mr. Michigan State University. wife and two children, who andSaturday family evening had foras aguests cook- Akron, and Christi K, Fisher families and others. Twelve members of the Curtiss, 18, Akron. She will enter MSU in had spent two weeks here American Legion Auxiliary Lt. Col. and Mrs. Fred September to study criminal out meal, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Gikelyou, 47, Missionary MacKay and daughter Tina with her parents, Mr. and met June 30 at the home of Essexville, and Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew justice * Mrs. Don Hanby, returned Mrs. Garrison Stine. The Bruce Gelbaugh and D. of Marshall spent from Compo, 46, Cass City. Kozan had as Saturday home with him Sunday. secretary reported that the daughter Emily of Thursday till Monday with evening visitors, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kolb Dennis J, Jandbwski, 25. q Fellowship treasurer, Marion Plainwell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob his mother, Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. James Ashmore and and children of Erie, Mi., Holm of Minneapolis, Minn., Shreveport, La., and Rae MacKay . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Liv- McClorey, was the only family of Owendale, Mr.and spent the weekend with his ingston of Sebewaing were member with perfect Donna Holm and Mrs. Lyle Everts, 24, Shreveport. Mrs. Bill Izydorek of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zapfe. Jeffery S. Muska, 19, okaysgift Mr. and Mrs. Jack luncheon guests Saturday of attendance for the past Mayville, and Tamara Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Kol b . Mr. and Mrs. Andrew year. K. Johnson of Flint were William Ashmore of Gage- and Mrs. Rick Ducker, 18, Mayville. Kozan. I Mr. Fourteen women attended Monday guests of Mr. and town, Mrs. Betty Kozan and Mrs. Audrey Cummins, Lessel Crawford of Lorentzen of Mt. Morris and Russell B. Luther, 81, I the Baptist Missionary Mrs. Stanley Morell. children and Mr. and Mrs. Doris Evens and Mrs. Auburn Heights spent Unionville, and Eva J. Fellowship meeting Monday Mrs. Mrs. Kathryn Petzold of Anne Marie Lorentzen of Joe Orban Jr. and daughters Cummins' granddaughter, Livonia is spending this Sunday and Monday with Saginaw spent the weekend Steele, TI, Akron. evening at the First Baptist Mrs. Ed Hunt and son of Cam and Mr. and Mrs. Dawn Cargnino of Drydm, her sister, Mrs. Glenn with Mrs. Don Lorentzen. \ Church when "Lake Ann" John of Livonia and Greg week with Mr. and Mrs. McClorey. on Gary Czekai and family, went to Lansing June 25. Garrison Stine. Also callers night was observed. and Kenny Wilhelmi of Cass City. They accompanied Mr. and sway were Mr. and Mm. Mr. and Mrs. David Stine Kathy's Upholstev Westland are spending this Mrs. LeRoy Vahovick of Harold McComb Of Detroit. and daughter Lauri of Next To Post Office A film on camping was week with Mrs. Lilah Wil- Theodore Ashmore, a Gagetown shown and one on the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lansing on a trip to Renfro resident at the Tuscola Saginaw spent Monday with Lake helmi. McArthur brought Martha Valley, Mt . Vernon, Ky ., the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Call 375-2730 Ann church camp at County Medical Care Fac- Perry family After 3:OO p.m. Traverse City. Clement from the County World's Fair at Knoxville, ility, spent Saturday and Harry Stine, and Marc, who Free Estimates Mrs. Richard Shaw eporne Medical Care Facility to Tenn., and to Gatlinburg, Sunday at the Andrew Kozan is here with his grand- Open 9-5 Dresided over th?%ysiness Cass City Tuesday. Mr. and Tenn. They returned to Cass home. Mr. and Mrs. Michael has 18th parents for the summer. Mrs. McArthur and Mrs. City Friday. Judd of Bridgeport were Clement were dinner guests also callers Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ware. Mrs. Gerald Houghton of ann'ual reunion ' , Hills and Dales Houghton Lake spent from Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holm of 1982 marks the 18th annual I e. son of Tom and Miss Ruby Sherman met Thursday until Monday with Minneapolis, Minn., were Perry reunion, descendants Moira Hofstedt of ,Van- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. guests of Donna Holm from of Joseph and Amanda Scheduleof Events I couver, British Columbia, at Stanley Morell. Friday until Tuesday. Bruce (Mallory ) Perry. Thirty-six OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Tri-City Airport Friday I Gelbaugh of Plainwell came persons gathered at the Cas July 10 Thru July 17 evening. Moira is the Mr. and Mrs. Jon Wil- for the weekend and his wife City Recreational Park, daighter of Mr. and Mrs. helmi of East Detroit came and daughter Emily, who coming from Millersburg, EVENT DATE TIME PLACE Gene Hofstedt, former Cass Monday to visit his mother, had spent part of last week Mesick, Ortonville, Car0 and Communication Squadron- City residents. She will Mrs. -Lilah Wilhelmi, and Cass City. Dr. Charles Perkins, July 13 9:30-12 a.m. Out Patient spend a month visiting returned home Tuesday with her mother, Donna 28, Marine corps Air Holm, returned home with ExcerpF were read from Neurologist . Clinic , Station, Cherry Point, N.C. friends in Cass City. afternoon. him Sunday. letters written by Mildred Drs. Isterabadi and July 14 8-12 ah. Out Patient Remington Sowers !of Ohio, Donahug I. . ' Clinic Shelley and Christine Naomi Conant Vissche'rs of Stuba'of Detroit came Sat- Holland and Cecil Perry Dr. John,Urologist July 15 8-12 a.m. Office urday to spend until Wed- Downing of pladison nesday with their graqd- Heights. A phohe call was Expectant Parent July 15 7-9 p.m. Lg. Meeting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip received from Al and Jennie Classes Room Doerr. VanConnat of Texas. Dr. Hoon K. Jeuna July 16 8:OO-1200 Out Patient I Lucy Hutchinson, Noon Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Side Walk Sales July 15 Lounsbury were hosts last eldest member of the Perry families, was unable to Free Blood Pressures JUIY 16 1-3 p.m, Down town Thqrsday to the Ellington- I Clinic Almer Farmer's Club, attend because of a recently I Twenty-six were present for fractured shoulder bone. Free Blood Pressures will be taken in the Ambulatory I the meeting, which starteq Care Center from 8:OO a.m. 8:OO p.m. any day. Please with supper. For entertain- TWO members, Milton stop in and have yours taken. ment, Carl Lounsbury GelW Of Cass City and showed pictures he took Stanley Mallory of Harris- Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Out while in Vietnam. vi& succumbed since the Patient basis as ordered by your physician. 77th DISTRICT 1981 reunion. Shirley Aleksink was Michael Lupinski, Speech Therapist, is scheduled by Churchill elected president and Bern- appointment. eice Parsell was elected STATE REPRESENTATIVE secretary and treasurer. TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF .THE ABOVE" family has Games were played and CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872-2121 Ext. 255. REPUBLICAN Prizes given to the winners. The next reunion will be at There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO p.m.,: reunion the Cass City Recreational Friday, until 6:OO am., Monday. There is always a. Park June 26, 1983. physician on call in the Emergency Room, Help Bob put efficiency back The annual Churchill reunion was held June 27 at in Lansing the Cass City Recreation park. c The oldest attending was Jason Kitchin of Cass City and the youngest was Timothy Hunter of A lifetime of study and teaching in government and economics - Kingston. today's major challenges - ready to help bring new efficiency and A potluck meal was enjoyed. A silver dollar was common sense to Michigan government. awarded to John Churchill for getting up early to save the pavilion for the family. a Government and economics educator with a comprehension of The family will again

t today's problems gather in 1983 at the Cass CityPark. . a Thumb property owner and resident for more than twenty-five years Coming Auction Saturday, July.10 - Anna a Active in civic and church activities, leader in community affairs and Lee Degel will sell real growth estate, antiques, tools and other personal property at the place at 4461 Garfield - School administrator and classroom teacher for 30 years St., Ubly. Hillaker Auction Service. I CASS CITY CHRONICLE Veteran of World War Ill with war sekice in the Eurapean Theater, USPS 092.700 I' PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY decorated in service AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I 6550 Main Street 'I TIM WlLKlNSON John Haire, publisher. Retail Salesman a Family man, understands the problems today's households face in National Advertising Representative, Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc. 257 today's economy Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich. igan. 0. i Second class postage paid at Cass City, Michigan 48726. . REMEMBER YOUR VOTE DOES COUNT - USE IT! Subscription Price: TO post offices in To The Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, t 57.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00. 3 years for $18.00. $4.00for six months i and 3 months for $2.25. In other parts of the United States, 58.00 a year or 2 years for 515.00. 6 ,I months $4.50 and 3 months for $2.50. - Pillsburv Team I BOB 50 cents extra charged for part year order. Payable in advance. For information regarding news- We invite all the farmers I I paper advertising and commercial and job printing, telephone 872-2010. in the area to stop in and , (STICKLE I I I Advertise It In - talk with him, at any time fi pud for by the committss to sleet Bob strckls Dave Lovejoy, Chairman, 4775 N. Sseger Sl Cas5 CIV. MI 48726 The Chronicle. 1 I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 PAGE ...... :.:.:.:.~.~ THREE *:...... “,,,...‘...,,tr. .‘. ‘$If It Fitz 33 Rabbit Tracks $*.’. ... *.‘. .. By John Haire ..‘.*... .:.,:.$ ERA and prohibition \ (And anyone else he can ti:; *.e..... get to help) I{) J iirr I* il/.gvr.iltl ,>:

...... If the Equal Rights people who really wanted it. many women may similarly Amendment ever becomes She would bootleg unequal overindulge on unequal : ,. Tom Sutter had the needle out last week when he told me law, Phyllis Schlafly will rights. rights. Because they no ..that this column should be called Rabbit Track instead of become a bootlegger. , Phyllis could make longer have to fear that Tracks because of its length. Ouch! When the ERA failed in effective use of Fred. She their husbands will let them ***I**+* Illinois last week, Schlafly could send him to homes leave home, pleasure- .. told a reporter the defeat where the husband, afraid of crazed wives could become Bumped into Larry McClorey at the courthouse the other was “what people really breaking ERA law, refused seriously addicted to oven day. The friendly former employee at Walbro Corporation want. ERA is a hopeless to order the wife to stay timers. is recovering from a heart attack after being given up for DISTRICT ROTARY governor Carl Hendershot of Bay cause - it will take its place home. Fred could do it for They could probably cure - lost. in history alongside him, It would be easy to themselves by getting He says he has his and bad days, but he looks the good City, left, presented a certificate to Lambert Althaver Prohibition. ” locate these homes, simply together and telling each same to me now as he did before his illness. signifying he is a Rotary Fellow. The award means that Apparently, she believes by patrolling neighborhoods other that Phyllis Schlafly is ******** the majority of citizens want and listening for the sound a fool, with Fred’s $1,000 has been donated in his name to the Rotary unequal rights today the of women begging to be permission. Foundation , a fund used for scholarships. Holly Althaver same way they wanted chained. The weather for the Festival was great and no one’s holds a pin which she later placed on her husband’s coat. booze during Prohibition, Or Phyllis could smuggle I 4=H Livestock complaining, but why did it have to get H-O-T the day after The constitutional in foreign men from nations . the vacation weekend was over? Althaver is the sixth member of Cass City Rotary to amendment prohibiting where women must wear ******** receive the award. alcoholic beverages failed veils, walk several steps Club. reunion because people are going to behind their husbands and In 1975 the Hofstedt family moved from Cass City and drink liquor no matter what never leave‘ home without picnic Sunday daughters of the Hofstedt and Sherman families vowed to the law forbids. That’s what an oven timer. These keep in touch. Dedication Jimmy Cagney and other smuggled husbands would The Cass City 4-H What’s unusual about the vow of pre-teen kids is that they expert anthropologists be made available to all U.S. Livestock Club, which is did it, The Gene Hofstedts now live in Vancouver, British postponed decreed. After all,! if there women yearning for the celebrating its 60th anni- Columbia. were,no booze, what would subjugation forbidden them versary this year, will Every week since ’75 the girls took turns calling each happen to the bump shops by the ERA. conduct a reunion picnic other. The girls graduated from high school this spring The dedication of the arts and morticians who depend Deprived women could Sunday, starting at 1 p.m. in and Moira Hofstedt received a unique graduation present and crafts building in the upon the drunken driver for arrange assignation with the Cass City Recreation from her parents. It was a ponth’s visit to Cass City where Cass City Recreation Park their livelihood? bootlegged men by knocking Park. she is now visiting and saying hello in person to her friend, in honor of Dr. Delbert E. Similarly, an amendment on cellar doors and Signs will indicate the Ruby. Rawson, scheduled to take ***I**** prohibiting sexual discrim- whispering into peepholes: location of the event. place during the July 4th ination would fail because “Phyllis sent me.” These Past members of the club Spectators may have thought they were seeing double festival, originally Sunday Phyllis Schlafly is never and their families are when they saw Tammy Connolly and Colleen Janssen at the underground establish- and changed to Saturday, going to leave home without ments could be identified by invited to attend, along with beginnipg and the end of the July 4th parade. had to be postponed. her husband’s permission no a discreet sign: “Yokes the present members. Miss Connolly and Miss Janssen, first and second The reason is that he was matter what the law forbids. Fixed Here.” Persons attending should runners-up in the queen contest rode in cars behind the on vacation, The dedication That’s what Schlafly herself But that is speculation. bring a dish to pass and queen at the head of the parade. From the park, they went will be conducted later this says. After all, if there were based on what could happen if silverware. back to Dorothy Stahlbaum’s house, queen’s contest vice- month. no sexual discrimination, Phyllis Schlafly lost the Former members are .- __-_ chairman, to change into their cheerleader’s uniforrqs. what would happen to the fight against ERA.For now, asked to bring old photo- They then joined the Cass City High School varsity Pick a sweet orange by exarn- PRESIDENT-ELECT Toni Proctor ovens that depend on she has won, and some graphs of winners with their cheerleaders as they went through the parade route near ining the navel. Choose the presented a plaque and gavel to barefoot, pregnant women concerned people are animals and of club activit- the end of the lineup of entries. ones with the biggest holes. retiring president Ken Jensen at a to tend them when the timer remembering that one ies. buzzes? result of Prohibition’s Mrs. George Cooklin, party held at Ubly. The installation Schlafly begins all her failure is Alcoholics telephone 872-3564, is also was one of the highlights of the dinner public speeches with the Anonymous. seeking old photographs, held for members, Rotary Anns and same line: “I want to thank People who drink too stories and other infor- my husband, Fred, for much can quit drinking by mation to compile for a guests. letting me come here.” getting together regularly history of the club. When People magazine and telling each other they The Livestock Club is the asked her why, she said, drink too much. Now that oldest 4-H club in Tuscola This canister vac is “Because it’s true, and ERA has failed, it is feared County. packed with features to Lions install because it irritates the ...... Save make your cleaning a ...... EUREKAModel 1773 women’s libbers more than delightful experience. anything. ” EUREKA $60.00 .Tool-PakO tool carrier A women’s libber might ‘2 The weather POWEkTEAM with holds cleaning not be anywhere near her Wednesday...... High 75 ...... LOW 48...... Precip. 0 ::::$: powerful canister accessories. new officers kitchen when the oven timer *Edge & Corner Klwner , buzzes. She could be in a motor, Rot o=Ma t ic0 *Flexible, crush- ~, hospital working as an Thursday...... 80 ...... 68 ...... 0 . A\ A\ resistant hose. Friday...... 82...... 64 ...... 0 . powerhead & The Cass City Lions Club 20 members. obstetrics nurse, for $6 an *On/off toe switch Saturday...... 64 Vibra-GroomePlI ins tallation of 1982-83 New officers installed hour, to supplement the 86 ...... income of her husband, ” Sunday...... 87 ...... 64. beater barlbrush roll officers and new members were: president, Gary Tom was held at Bay Valley Inn, Jones : first vice-president, the truck driver, who makes Monday...... 96...... 56 ...... 0‘ ..i:f ...... 95...... 0 Bay City, Sunday, June 27. Bob Green; second vice- $15 an hour. Worst of all. she Tuesday ...... 78 ,:::. Sunday brunch was president, Curt Strickland; enjoyed before the cere- third vice-president, Mike couldwithout Tom’shave permission. left home 5; (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) $ monies. Shaft; treasurer, Bob Cope- *3,0 peak H.P. motor for Robert Copeland received land, and secretary, Ron thorough cleaning. Keegan, commonplace if the ERA Roto-Maticrn powerhead the Lion of the Year Award passed, Our nation would be for outstanding service and Directors installed for new automatically adjusts for two-year terms were Ted .overrun by women doing LOWEST different carpet heights. devotion to the club and things without their Vlbra-GroomePII beatt Lionism. Jantz, Wayne Dillon and John Maharg. Directors who husbands’ permission. The PHOTO FINISHING barlbrush roll gets hills would be alive with the deep-down dirt. A special award in the will be serving the final year form of a life membership of their two-year terms are sound of unanswered oven *Brilliant headlight. buzzers. It is interesting to PRICES IN TOWN @EdgeKleeneP for wall-to- Lfl was given to Kon Keegan, George Heins, Kim Glaspie wall cleaning. club secretary, for dedi- and Russ Biefer. speculate on how Phyllis *Cordawap automatic 2.0 Peak HP cation and service, to the New members are Mike Schlafly react to such 1 10 & 126 - 16~per Standard Print cord reel. Motor club and Lionism. Bigelow, Terry King. Billv a revolting development. When faced with 135.. - 186.- Der Standard Print Processing Perfect attendance Coston, Ray Armstiad Jr* - 1- Canister Vacuum Prohibition, Jimmy Cagney I awards were distributed to and Harold Roth. gave the people what they SHOP AND COMPARE Model 3330 I 0 really ~ wanted by P Now Only bootlegging booze made in local bathtubs or smuggled :Old Wood The in from wet foreign countries. Schlafly’s $8295 mission would be similar if Drug INCLUDES the government forbade 8 PC. TOOL SET Cass City Haire sexual discrimination to I *Large capacity I ********************************************A EUREKA disposable dust bag. ,UP R IG HT Net One of the grey areas in He thought that if he $USED* FARM EQUIPMENT $ VACUUM the news business when to asked, the freedom of * 4 is 4 ROW CROP CULTIVATORS w withhold names on letters information act would CONSUMER PRODUCTS * LEANER written to the editor. automatically give him the 4 * The balance between right to secure the name. John Deere RG 430 four row rear mount Homelite tractor 5 hp., 26” cut 4 cultivator * presenting a reader That’s not true, of course, Ariens Emperor, 5 hp., 26” cut 4 Model 5060 viewpoint and providing and now that the decision Case four row rear mount with Russells John Deere 56 rider, electric start 4 a shield for the writer who was made to withhold the 4 Oliver six row rear mount with Russells Ariens 6 hp., 26” cut * 4 position Dial- wants to get an idea across name wild horses couldn’t * Case six row with Russells IHC 76 tractor 6 hp., 36” cut 4 A-Napm rug is delicate. pull it from any one of the John Deere RG 630 six row with €3 & B Ariens Emperor 7 hp., 30” cut 4 ‘ height adjust- EUREKA ESP. SELF4 Bars Ariens Emperor 7 hp., cut, electric * Two weeks ago the news news staff. That’s true even 30” 4 ment cleans PROPELLED with $ John Deere RM 630 six row with Russells start different department crossed that though there was 4 carpel heights. VIbra4 roomePlI, bridge again in a letter disagreement about 4 IHC Cadet 60,6 hp., 32” cut 4 .- 4 TRACTORS John Deere 110 with hydraulic lift and r’ Augulator, and Triple written about the council. It whether to publish the letter * * linhts 4 Power Driven 12” caused considerable debate at all without the name. --u-.-- filter system. 4 John Deere 112 10 hp. tech 46” rotary beater bar brush and after it was published It’s also true that once the 4 International 300, utility, with fresh paint * mower 4 roll gets deep the question remains. Was decision is made there’s no * IHC 450 gas with wide front down dirt. Ariens 1977 hydrostatic 14 hp., 48” 4 .50% extra suction power. the choice right? turning back. You can’t * Farmall 560, diesel, fast hitch, wide front it, you live with it just mower, hyd. lift, 3 pt. hitch * @Vlbra-OroomsPlIbeater Certainly a writer of a erase * Allis Chalmers 814 1959 with power 4 critical letter will take some like you do with mistakes 4 John Deere 300 hydrostatic, 16 hp. 1977 4 barlbrush roll gets deap- steering down dirt. heat. But then so do that creep into stories John Deere 400 19 hp. with hydrostatic * 3 AC 7000 with cab, heater and AC, sharp *RugulatoP slides easily for members of the council who despite continual checking 4 drive and 60” mower * John Deere 3020 gas, wide front Brinly 3 pt. 12” plow, like new! * precise height control of make mtroversial @isions and rechecking. * 4 carpets wlfh low naps or like buying land for the It would ben much easier 4 John Deere 4320, J.D. cab with air Brinly rear 3 pt. cult., like new! * hlph sham. pa’lk. business if we didn’t care. * John Deere 4430, quad, cab with heater Remington Mighty-Mite, 10” cut 4 I m sure that they would There are small town * & AC, duals John Deere 15 chain saw wlcase * 4 John Deere 4430, PFWD, cab with heater This upright is packed have preferred to act without newspapers that print only 4 John Deere A18 Pressure Washer * with features to do the glare of public opinion, the good^' news and leave & AC, duals * * John Deere 4630, 18.4 x’38 duals * dependable work especially since the out anything that might 4 * for you. majority were probably cause an advertiser to slip * COMBINES 4 against the purchase. away or a subscriber to * WAY EQUIPMENT * But taking heat goes with become angry. 4 JD 55 1969, Cab, variable speed cylinder - NOW ONLY 4 John Deere #5 mower sharp! * the territory and if they Over the years we’ve 4 John Deere #8 side mount mower JD 105, cab, 14’ flex platform can’t stand it the old cliche offended bth because we Oliver 3 point hitch mower 7 foot cut JD 4400 diesel, low hours, cab, monitor applies, get out of the feel a newspaper has a kitchen. responsibility to the 4 John Deere 24 T baler JD 7700 1976 turbo, 30.5 x 32 tires - ,John Deere 24T baler with ejector sharp! s7495 to There’s another reason community. We try be why signed letters in the fair and in 30 years feel that 4 New Holland baler with Wisconsin engine IHC303c0mbine, 1962, Priced to sell fast! * Several corn and grain heads paper are much preferred. the community has come to 4 They’re more effective. believe that we are * There’s a tendency, well unbiased. 4 Make us your grass cutting supply headquarters! deserved, to disregard With one exception all * 4 letters without names. If the have overcome temporary Laethem‘s - Car0 :4 writer won’t stand up and be resentment and been zm) counted the letter can’t patrons and supporters of * 4 * count for much either. the paper. 4 I The letter with the name For that we are grateful 4 * “Around Here - It’s John Dee&’ 4 withheld two weeks ago because.without it no paper 337 Montague sparked one reader to come can survive, least of all the 673-3939 5 in to find out who wrote it. Chronicle. 4*******************************************4 . - -. 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PULL-OFF -- Jerry Howard’s mare, “Nel,” had an easy time Saturday outpulling the 13 horsepower three-wheel all-terrain vehicle driven by Ben Benkelman, conducted as part of the Thumb Draft Horse Association’s show BACKING WP‘ is hard for some persons who drive cars. Saturday. Benkelman’s big Problem was trying to keep the Try doing it with horses. Backing a two-horse team and front wheel of the ATV on the ground. wagon in a space marked by four barrels was one of the maneuvers required in the” farmers’ hitch class at the Advertise It In The Chronicle. Thumb Draft Hmse Association show Saturday. This was the Johnson Farms entry from Otisville.

15 llosestate jobs in county due to cutbacks As a result, there has been a switch from workers going i persons, 25 in the to the client’s home, which psychiatric unit; seven in is regarded as a better community placement, and working environment for 23 in managerial positions. social worker and client The psychiatric unit for both, to clients going to the persons who are mentally ill offices at the department. is slated to be phased out next year, along with three “There has been a in other state care centers due Our allocation, Id to budget cub.The others this is forcing US to do more are in Plymouth, Pontiac Of Our work at the office,” and Kalamazoo. Detwiler said. ALONG WITH THE EVEN THE hopin personnel there has reduction Of Social workers, been a drop in the amount of the caseload has been persons who are treated at the regional center. “The Aid to Families with Three years ago, the Dependent center cared for 700 caseload has been about the

residents. This year, that same, but the quantity If number has dropped to 445. work per A It is scheduled to &op to 3% Increasing,” shesaid. patients by Sept. 30,1984. This is all part of a plan by Mrs. Detwiler pointed out the state to move patients the reason for the sbble from centers to less number of cases in these 0 restrictive environments, hard economic times is:the according to Heath. Those fact that there were changes are smaller institutions with in eligibility requirements fewer patients and workers, and a general tightening‘up thus making for more on programs. The prograSns personalized care and better are more restrictive, and assimilation into society. many persons are no lonpr 50/0 OFF eligible. ANOTHER NEGATIVE aspect of the recent layoffs Even with weeding out the certificationis the threat status.to the center’s ranks of people receijng aid, the economic situation -. h a has forced more to apply for Interiors - Exteriors DepartmentThe of Public general assistance and this Health evaluates state in- has in a Varnishes - Stains stitutions twice a Year to Specialty Paints psychologists, physical therapists or occupational therapists will threaten our chances of remaining a certified facility,” Heath We’re moving out all Foy said. The ratio of workers to patients is also at minimum Paints to make room for a required levels, and that might result in a loss of complete line of Valspar federal funding. The current ratio is 1.25 workers per patient, which Edward H. Doerr Pai nt s. is “at or slightly below Does Your m i n i m u m s t a n da r d s J ’ according to Heath. lomeowners Insurance THE PLIGHT AT THE regional center is echoed at Pa for the Full Cost the Tuscola County Depart- In Stock Paint -Only I No of ontents losses? ment of Social Services E office near Caro. jeplacement cast cover- Special Orders = First come The department will lose ige in a Michigan Mutual five workers due to the lomeowners policb recent cuts, four in social neans you’ll get new first served so hurry. work and counselipg areas, and one in assistance tems for used items de- payments to clients. droyed by fire or other The layoffs reduce the nsured causes. Ask us department’s work force to ibout Replacement Cost 56, a 10 percent reduction. :overage for your con- “These layoffs are coming ents. . . :#: ‘ 1- 1- -7 CROFTmCLARA LUMBER, in the areas that are most INC., important,” said Onalee Detwiler, director of the Doerr Agency I-! I-! ~.- Cass City Phone 872-2141 - Tuscola office. “The cuts 6265 Main 3. Mgr. Elwyn L, Helwig are in the areas where Cass City workers provide direct Phone 872-3615 services to clients.” PAGE FIVE CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982

Cass City I Motorcyclist taxes top hurt in crash $380,000 Cass City property owners will pay $335,696 in property in Cass Citv taxesTax this bills year. were mailed June 23. Of the total, the 12.7067 A motorcyclist was H. Zemke of 5878 Bruce It was a super Fourth of consists of 58 musicians, of mills being levied for injured in a late Friday Street, Def ord. The accident July celebration. I don’t whom 51 or 52 were in Cass general operations will raise af ternoon crash at the west is thought to have taken think it’s possible to have City; a total of 98, including $280,506 (real and personal end of Cass City. place at 2:30 a.m. one better. dancers and other non- taxes combined) and the 2.5 Released the following The car was parked in Although we don’t have all musician performers; and a mills to pay for the new day from Hills and Dales front of the Zemke home the reports in as this is total of 153 including sewage treatment plant will General Hospital was David when it was struck in the left written, such as how the helpers, such as persons raise $55,190, according to C. Martin, 20, of 5615 E. rear by an eastbound car. festival did financially, who work at bingo games. the report presented by Cass City Rd. from appearances, every- Members of the organ- village Treasurer Joyce Cass City police reported The impact shoved the car across the street. thing went perfectly. ization are either ex- LaRoche to the village Debra L. Hendrick, 23, of Based on some parts and Considering all the rain Marines, relatives of , council at. its June 29 5800 Decker Road, Decker, the southern part of the Marines or ex-Marines and ’ meeting. northbound Comment paint chips that fell off the on hit and run car, troopers are state received Saturday, we Marine recruiters. Last year, the village Drive, stopped at Main looking for a green Ford.‘ really lucked out. The band, organized in levied 13.3938 mills for Street, then started to cross Those who were involved 1977, is a recreation of the general operations. Since the street to the IGA Food- At 11 a.m. last Thursday, in putting it on deserve United States Marine Corps then, the legislature passed liner. deputies reported, Raymond everyone’s congratulations Band of 1863. a truth in taxation law that BIBLICAL -- Shopping was heavy June She told officers she E. Smutek, 29, of 4321 Van and appreciation. Although its uniforms are requires taxing units to BARTER didn’t see Martin approach- Dyke Road, Decker, was Hopefully, the festival recreations of what that conduct a public hearing 25 in the Jerusalem marketplace in the basement of ing, who was headed west on eastbound on Blackmore will continue. band wore, little of the before they can collect the Salem United Methodist Church. The marketplace Main. The motorcycle, Road and applied his brakes The performance of the music it performs dates added revenue resulting ended the vacation Bible school for children from the which left lengthy skid to stop at Washburn Road. First Marine Band Sunday, back to then. It plays music from increases in valuation. marks, ran into the right The brakes didn’t work first in the 1 p.m. parade dating from the 1840s to the The village council chose Salem and Trinity churches, rear of the Hendrick auto. and the truck went off the down Main Street, which 1930s and its dancers do instead to reduce the levy so Ms. Hendrick was ticketed east side of Washburn and included a &minute that the only revenue gained on a charge of failure to everything from clogging (a struck a road sign. performance at the predecessor of square is from valuation added yield. The accident took Blackmore dead ends there. stoplight, and then the two- dancing) to the can-can, because of construction place at 5:35 p.m. Investigation found the hour concert that started at Charleston and a hula. during the past year. A Gagetown man, Jerry brake line had been cut. 5, was the perfect way to end (They change costumes for New construction will Bible school has Solis, 21, was injured in a 4 the festival. What could be mean a total revenue gain Cass City police reported each. 1 a.m. accident last Thurs- more traditional on the 4th The band has won several to the village of $6,542 in both day. that at 8:lO p.m. last than to hear a big band play general revenue and debt Thursday, Scott P. awards and indicative of its Tuscola County deputies patriotic music? . popularity, it already has retirement taxes, according reported he was eastbound on Hendrian, 16, of 6567 Church The devotion of its to Mrs. LaRoche, Cass City Road, east of Street was backing out of his some engagements booked members, in terms of the in 1985. The 2.5 mills for the market Vader Road, when his car driveway and backed into a Biblical time they spend each year, sewage plant debt stays the car parked by the south The performance by the went off the south side of is truly commendable. First Marine Band had same as last year, since the Children attending the were Pam Ross, Dorothy was in charge of music; the road into the ditch. He curb. Its commandant, Col. council can levy whatever is told officers he lost control Owner of the other car was some local flavor during its joint Salem and Trinity Knight, Gladys Albee, Bea- Carol Furness, crafts; Bob- David L. Jaehnig, describes two-hour performance in the necessary to raise the United Methodist Churches trice Baker and Joan Mer- bie Blanchard, story -teller, when an oncoming car didn’t Robert Adams Sr. of 4546 participation as “a way of money needed to make the dim its headlights. Oak Street. park. Wendell Honsinger of Bible school June 21-25 chant from Trinity and Shir- and Laura Ball and Helen life” and he’s not joking. Cass City, who played in a payments on the bonds that learned about the way of life ley Lynch, Muriel Addison, Bartle were in charge of the He was taken to Caro The band raises all its own financed construction of the Community Hospital, which At 10:30 p.m. Saturday, Marine band in the 195os, of persons in Jesus’ time by Terri Weir, Irma .Jacobs and kitchen. Rev. P. Thomas funds, no one is paid, and was honorary guest treatment plant. Wachterhauser of Trinity reported he was transferred deputies said, Charles L. living it. Barbara Engel from Salem. Severance, 75, of Akron, was they must fit in the many conductor for the playing of The top 10 taxpayers in The youngsters, ages 6-12, Donna Wachterhauser was a leader. to St. Luke’s Hospital in hours they devote to it with Cass City in 1982 are: G. Saginaw. The latter westbound on M-81, west of “The Marine Hymn.” K. learned how to make san- Cedar Run Road, and jobs or school and family. Seventy members of local Technologies (General dals and money pouches, hospital, however, had no Jaehnig, for instance, Cable), $17,839 (real and report of his being treated collided with a deer. church choirs, conducted by and how to bake bread and The car of Charles J. teaches business and math Andrea Hofmeister of personal combined) ; make stew and unleavened Antlerless season there. at the Cleary College branch Walbro Corp., $12,861 ; Solis was ticketed on Collins, 34, of 2757 Hurds Gagetown, sang two crackers, foods eaten in been much opposition to the Corner Road, Caro, struck a campus in Howell. He numbers, accompanied by Provincial House, $7,802; those times. They were also idea of issuing antlerless charges of careless driving serves as master of Detroit Edison, $4,544; taken by hunters. This has and no operator’s license. deer while he was the band, one of them being taught dances and songs. deer permits, but Jarvis southbound on Colwood ceremonies during “The Battle Hymn of the Pillsbury Corp, (the former resulted in a feeling by the feels people realize the Car0 state police are performances. Wickes Agriculture Attendance averaged 35-40 DNR that the deer investigating a hit-run Road north of Elmwood Republic.” Jaehnig said at each of the morning severity of the situation and Road, at 10 p.m. Monday, Members of the that was the most local elevator),Charmont, $3,768$4,159; (for population is more in line think it is about time accident early Monday that organization range in age classes, which were held at with food and farmers in damaged the car of William according to deputies. singers to ever perform with the Salem Church. something is done. from 13-72 and live within a the band. building and surrounding Tuscola County. deal with the situation. 100 mile radius of Brighton, property) ; Northwood The class ended June25 Jarvis said if the plan is To The band was scheduled with the youngsters wearing the DNR will issue two typt where the band is based. to play in front of the Heights Apartments, $3,520; approved for Huron and of permits during dee During the course of a Thomas Herron, $3,418; Biblical costumes made Sanilac Counties, approxi- football field grandstand, from sheets or bathrobes season which is from No\ Plans continue year, they will travel 20,000 but instead performed in the Marshall Distributing, mately 1,200 permits will be 15-30. miles to perform 100 shows $3,217, and Cass City State and visiting the Biblical issued, which will result in area between the tennis marketplace in the church The first permit will be a in front of a total of 2% courts and the trees along Bank, $3,173 (bank building 300 antlerless deer taken million persons, according to and one other parcel). basement. from the two counties. The hunter’s choice permit. This Church Street. During the week, the stu- will be sold to anyone who the commandant. The trees, Jaehnig Real property taxes are figure is based on an What that means is for land and buildings. dents eatned coins for learn- estimate of ooe antlerless owns 40 or more acres of for downtown explained, made a nicer ing verses, attendance, say- land and is geared mainly to performing 26 weekends a background and also Personal property taxes are deer taken from every three year, plus about 20 shows on for equipment. For Detroit ing prayers, getting water in square miles. farmers who have problems reflected the sound towards weekdays, plus an 18-day, the audience. Edison, all but $97 was jugs, etc. The coins were “What the department is with deer damaging their -- . I then spent in the market- Pops. firm to do the facade plan, downtown development is 3,000 mile tour each summer. personal taxes. trying to do is cut back the This year’s tour departs place for food and other deer population to what it The second permit will be which will be prepared from prepared, it won’t mean big i tsms. a general hunter’s license photographs taken of all of and rapid changes July 22 and will take the e m a 0 a e a a a 0 a a+ e p was three or four years group to the east coast, New Co-chairmen of the “Jer- ago,” he said. for the person who lives in the downtown buildings. downtown, even when the ’ England and into Canada. usalem marketplace” Bible “This will start out slow, the city or on a small piece Chamber President Curt economy does improve. of land and hunts mainly for Strickland agreed that is a “We’re talking just little The First Marine Band school were Terri Weir and there will be no mass has performed as far west Betty Murphy, educational slaughter. Our intention is to sport. possibility, since the changes, ’ ’ S t r i ck la n d “The reasoning behind the chamber already has the stressed. as the Mississippi River chairman of Salem and Trin- .have only a few taken each (Minnesota), as far south year until the number of two is the fact that $1,350 to be used as a local What is being talked about as ity Churches respectively. permits Virginia and as .far north Four or five youngsters deer killed is equal to the the problem develops on match. is having some type of plan available in terms of design and east as northern Ontario July 8-11 Days) amount that is produced private property ,” Jarvis If the $4,500 in federal were each assigned to an and New Brunswick in (4 . “erns" for the week. “Ema” each year. Then we will try explained. “Most of the funds aren’t received, he and possible means of THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN NITE” -- 8:OO Only hunters go to state land and didn’t foresee an effort to financing for any merchants Canada. is the Hebrew word for to maintain that level.” In addition, to the many Friday-Saturday-Sunday...... 7:30& 9:30 mother. Serving as emas In recent years, there has hunt deer, but it is in the raise that amount locally, at who want to remodel or areas where there is not least under present otherwise improve the performances, the band IF YOU LIKE ACTION &SUSPENSE, rehearses once a week much hunting at all where economic conditions, in outside andm interior of THIS IS IT the biggest deer problem order to have Wilkins and their stores . together, plus smaller is.” Wheaton do the entire pro- “I don’t want people to groups such as the dancers @leej!ul...m- think we’re going to ram may rehearse once or twice mlw8ly something down their a week, plus participants b bdk8 throat, ” Strickland said. may help run the bingo Btylish games which is one of its us fromone 7 8ig Days Starting Wed., July 7th Prieskorn also talked in fund raisers. That works out sophisticated terms of having a guideline to 2-4 nights a week in I 1 for merchants to follow addition to performances, scaretothe should they want to remodel SUNDAY 2:30 till 6:OO ADULTS $1.50 For its performance, it once the economy improves, only charges enough to [There’s A Lot “I’ve been at the that it won’t be “here’s what cover expenses, which for you have to do.” STRAND THEATRE in the Cass City Chamber of As for having a central Commerce was $600. In CAR0 a long time but theme, such as Gaylord has addition, various merchants $hj DEATHTRAP now it’s time to say and Sandusky may have, he donated food for lunch in the I Being Said said, there hasn’t been an park following the parade. !!A stylish, sneaky, cat- effort made to select one, Other fund raising but perhaps one will develop includes sale of records, and=mousemovie!’ during the planning process, programs, T-shirts and MICHAEL CAINE CHRISTOPHER REEVE other items at its DYAN CANNON performances, plus A WARNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY 0 donations . x WI *1 I ? H A Uynir UYW v*o Williams The First Marine Band sentenced * to life a 0 un prison Terry Lynn Williams, 0 convicted by a Tuscola County Circuit Court jury 15/ May 19 of two counts of first degree murder, was sentenced to life in prison IRA’S and Keogh Plans Tuesday by Judge Patrick R. Joslyn. Tax Deductible Contributions Williams, 31, of Mt. Morris, was found guilty of the Nov. 15, 1981, shooting Tax Free Accumulation Friday and Saturday Feature at: 7:26 and 950 deaths of Leonard and Betty Coward of rural Vassar. Sunday Feature at: 251-5:lO-7:29-9:42 He was sentenced to State Many Retirement Options Monday thru Thursday Feature at: 7:16 and 9:40 Prison of Southern Michigan REGULAR ADMISSION at Jackson, with Joslyn ADULTS: recommending that he CHILDREN: $1.50 AT ALLTIMES receive psychiatric For Details: EXCEPT GUEST NITES - MON. ii TU€ counseling and vocational training. Under Michigan law, he will never be eligible for parole. The only way Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. someone convicted of first Phone 872-4351 degree murder can be released from prison is if the 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City governor commutes his ‘Current Rate sentence. PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE Michelle Schwartz was Mrs. Frank Schwartz and when Pres. William Down- had just returned from a Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W,: guest of honor at a Theresa left June 25 for ing and Council members four-year enlistment in the C. Hunter for the weekend: graduation party held at her Adrian to attend a slide explained costs and other Navy. The accident occurr- were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn: home June 12. A buffet presentation and luncheon aspects of the village sewer ed near Sebewaing . Devore and sons of Normal;: FIVE YEARS AGO superintendent, million skilled nursing home luncheon was served, with at Adrian College. They met system with construction Deacon and Mrs. Bud Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Johfl, Airman Thomas G. Finley, to be built in Cass City. many relatives and friends Brenda Schwartz there. She scheduled to begin in early Kuhr took son Jim to Tri- Hunter and sons of Toledo.: Dorland Kuntz was one of son of Mr. and Mrs. Eight-year-old Kay attending. Guests were from had been attending the 1983. City Airport July 1 . where Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Pad: the persons selected as Raymond G. Finley Sr.of Loomis, daughter of Mr.and Owendale, Gagetown, Cass Taylor Publishing Co. Also present were Fin- he took a plane to Philadel- Hunter and son of Pincon:: City, Bad Axe, Caro, Ubly, yearbook works hop from ancial Adviser konard "Outstanding Young Men of Kingston, has been assigned Donald Loomis, phia, and from there, flew to ningMrs. . Elery Sontag return:: .* Mrs. 20-25. America for 1977" by the to Keesler Air Force Base, sustained a fractured right Elkton, Peck, Clarkston, June On their trip Hool, Village Attorney Tom Madrid, Spain. Jim is with United States Jaycees. The Miss., after Air Force basic elbow in a fall from a swing. Hamtramck, Detroit, Flint, home, they were overnight Abbey, and Richard Knoop, the Navy R.O.T.C.and will ed to her home Saturday; award was earned, Kuntz training. Airman Finley will St. Clair Shores, Houston, guests at the home of Mr. of Edmands Engineering. be spending 6 weeks training after undergoing tests at; Texas, and Homestead, Fla. and David McGaffin in said, for community now receive specialized 25 YEARS AGO Mrs. ++++++ aboard the U.S.S. Valdez, Hills and Dales General:. service, church work, work training in the avionic Pat (Shwartz) Gracey and Ypsilanti. They returned The Owendale-Gagetown based in Rota, Spain. Hospital in Cass City. ;' son Robert and Colleen home June 26. Senior Citizen Club met July with the Cass City systems field. The National Red Dane Mr. Eugene Comment Craig Carolan, son of Mr: ' Education Association and 1 Field Day will be held Peruski from Houston, 1st in the Gagetown Munic- spent the Fourth of July and Mrs. Francis Goslin,:; similar activities. TEN YEARS AGO Friday, July 19, at the Ed Texas, were visiting GOLF LEAGUE ipal Building with about 42 weekend with his daughter who is with the Navy at: relatives in the Thumb area Teresa Scollon is a piano Golding farm, located 1M members and guests in and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norfolk, Va., will leave his: from June 6-14. They came The Wednesday Ladies attendance. Blood pressures and flute student at the An estimated $5,000 miles west of Cass City, Golf League of Sherwood on John Arvoy and sons of home port Aug. 25 aboard: National Music Camp at damage was done to the according to Alfred to attend the graduation were taken, bingo played owosso. the U.S.S.Mt. McKinley to-, Clinton Law home when fire parties of Jim Schwartz of the Hill entertained clubs and refreshments served. Interlochen. She is one of the Ballweg, county agricul- from Scenic and Marlette, Todd Carolan of Lapeer sail for Amsterdam, the: 100 musicians chosen for the broke out in the living room Ubly and Michelle Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fink- was an overnight guest of his Netherlands , Portsmouths:o tural agent. of Gagetown. June 30th. biener hosted the meeting. all-state program, of the residence, one mile About 15 voters attended After morning golf, the grandmother, Mrs. Arthur England, Copenhagen,: sponsored by the University east and four miles north of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miss Sharron Walsh, Carolan Wednesday. Todd is Denmark ,and Oslo, Norway. the annual school meeting Schwartz and family and ladies enjoyed a luncheon of Michigan, Cass City on Schwegler held for Gagetown School and awarded prizes. daughter of Mrs. Gerald the son of Gary and Rachel returning to Norfolk Oct. Mrs. Josephene Schwartz r . Vacation Bible school at Road. Monday evening. Leslie Walsh of Bad Axe and the Carolan. 20. Cass City recently hired attended a wedding Low net prizes were won Good She herd Lutheran Munro was reelected as a by Lois Eastman, Marlette; late Gerald Walsh was = Church wiE be held daily, Lou LaPonsie as the new trustee of the board. reception June 19 at the recently elected a vice- village superintendent. home of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sielbinder,Caseville, July 25-29. The final session Campers overflowed and Jeanette McLaren, will conclude with a picnic Provincial House has George Schwartz of presidentBank, Chicago. of Shethe has- Harris been Sleeper State Park over the Clarkston, in honor of Robin Unionville. Professional and Business : at Cass City Recreational rejected the proposed holiday weekend. Low putts went to Bev a member Gf the Banking Park. Dale Iseler is Donahue site for the $1 and Anita Schwartz of Department since joining . Mrs. Authorities were forced to Homestead, Fla. They were Drillock, Marlette; Edna refuse admittance after 411 Harris in 1967, was elected married June 5. They were Dutcher, Caseville, and Lee permits were issued. LaFave, Gagetown. an international officer in honeymooning in Michigan 1977 and assistant V.P. in Robert Stickle, driver and returned to Florida Betty Taormina, Scenic, DIRECTORY training instructor at Cass was awarded a prize for the 1980. The Walshes were City High School.announced June 22, where Robin is Gagetown residents for SEALED BIDS stationed in the Air Force. most lost balls. Dadi Yahn, this week that the second Clara Scheurer and Shirley many years. Sharron was summer class in driver Faessler , Scenic , each had a born here and graduated Will Be Accepted education will start chip in. from Bad Axe High School. Monday, July 15. Paul Asher Arrangements for the day Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson & Nietzke arold T. Donahue : were under the direction of Pisarek Sr. and Mr. and & co., P.C. M.D. :v For Following Vehicle 35 YEARS AGO Lori Seurynck, Bev Schelke, Mrs. Mike,Pisarek Jr. and Certified Public Accountants 'hysician & Surgeon ,-' attending Marie Goslin, and Betty family visited relatives in Gary Christnar, CPA - 872.3730 Robert Tuckey. CPA n872.3730 Toledo ~ Ohio last weekend. Clinic The C & D softball team Koepf . Gary Anderson, CPA - 673-3137 won the first half champion- Bill Parker, son of Mr. Jerry Berhnerdl, CPA. 673.3137 i74 Hill Street, Cass City I, ship of the Cass City Blue Lake VILLAGE MEETING and Mrs. Doug Parker, was 715'E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. ce 872-2323 Res. 872-2311 ; 1968 2-Ton Recreational Softball injured in an auto accident League. Attending Blue Lake Fine About 30 persons attended June 27 and is a patient at Voters at the annual Arts Camp for the first the June 28 meeting at the Hills and Dales General Ray Armstead Jr. Ir. J. Geissinger Chevrolet school meeting Monday Gagetown School Cafeteria Hospital in Cass City. Bill summer session is Paul C'ertitied Public Accountant Chiropractor night will decide whether Asher, son of Mr. and Mrs. 4 6312 Main Street Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. the land east of the school David Asher, 6646 M Street, Cass City, Michigan 48726 building extending to Cass Cass City. 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. with 2400 gallon tanker, 13,000 miles. One owner. HEALTH TIPS 5171872.4532 Sat,, 9-32 a.m. Can be seen at Elkland Township Fire Hall or City Park shall be The session runs from call clerk, Carol Ware, 517-872-2386. purchased as an additon to June 29 -July 11 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mioh. the present school site. The Blue Lake, which will host Across from IGA Store property can be purchased approximately 3,850 Lead pollution Phone Caro 673-4464 for $2,500. elementary through high Bids shall be in writing and submitted to the Forty-two young folks of school students this DO YOU HAVE'A clerk Qy July 8, 1982. The Township reserves the Cass City and the DRINKING PROBLEM? right t4 reject any or all bids. summer, offers instruction health hazard ,ichardA. Hall, D.O. surrounding area registered in a wide variety of fine arts. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOU! for the Red Cross swimming It is located 15 miles north of Frank Chappell AND AL-ANON Osteopathic Physician classes Monday morning Muskegon. Science News Editor Every Friday Evening - 8.00 p m despite the chilly weather. Students attending Blue AMA 'Good ShepherdCass Lutheran City Church 6545 Church Street Bids To Be Opened The annual reunion of the Lake's first two-week Cass City, Michigan Michigan and Canadian session have the option of Lead is a major compo- lead-containing paint and ice 872-4725 Home 872-4762 Tuckeys was held lat majoring in art, band, nent of environmental plaster from pre-World War July1 12,1982 Bright's Grove, Sardia, dance, jazz ensemble, rdlution, and its ill effect on Huron(IndLidual.Family.Coup1~~) Counseling Setvice ib A. Isterabadi, M.D., FRCS 11 homes. Clinical bypnosis 4674 Hiii Street Ont., Saturday with about 80 orchestra, organ, piano and health, particularly among Acute encephalopathy in persons attending. Dirk Zylstra-Qk.. MA, CSW Cass City, Michigan 48726 theatre. young children, may be young children is followed William Luboihcsw. YSW, csw irgeon,General & Thoracic more widespread than by permanent neurological Free Evaluation @tpa tient Clinic I/ commonly realized, says the damage in at least 25 100 W Huron BadAk+-Pb,269-6871 Hills & Dales Hospital Office HOU~S- By Appalntment Only Each Wednesday American Medical percent of cases. 9 ..( - '., I .

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High lead contents have that lead intoxication dl been found in sbils near among children is not loonI General K. Jeung, Surgery M.D. industrial sources such as confined to urban slums, as 9am .5p m Daily lead smelters, storage bat- is commonly thought, but Saturday. 9 to 12 QOOn tery works and lead paint occurs with alarming Offlce Houks by Appointment 8230 Hospital Drive factories . frequency in smaller 'A Lead added to automobile communities, especially CARO Gays City, Mich. 48726 fuel as an "anti-knock" in thevicinity of lead DENTAL 3ne&?2+611 Home 872.3138 ., agent finds its way into the smelters. f air we breathe through David D. Lah, M.D. Me tamucil automobile exhausts. Pedia trim and mag a Id rate Lead dissolved out of lead Iris Tuckey David E. Eogb, D.D.S. General Practice 14-02 pipes in plumbing systems Leonard W. krosi, D.D.S. may be present in drinking Raymond C. Hausbrck, D.D.S. 4672 Hill St., Cass City ANTACID water. on United 429 N. State St., Car0 Office Hours: Toot hFaste Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SI-ISF'L r.\ISli>rd Agricultural insecticides Ph. 673-3838 $ Your choice - inter Fresh containing lead may be Completa Dental Care Facility Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. present in food. Lead- Way board Now Sawing Tuscola County Area 509 Gel or Reg. Flavor Weekend Emergency Tel. Office (517) 872-3332 glxed cookware and flaking Home (517) 872-5034 SODIUM Phone Sag i naw 799-6220 lead paint are other possible Iris C. Tuckey of Schweg- I ;* sources of lead exposure in ler Road, Cass City, was I* Reg. $183 the domestic environment. elected to her second one- Ir. E. Paul Lockwood ;:; 2.79 6.4 oz Although the total lead year term on the board of CARO FAMILY Chiropractic Physician intake through food and directors of United DENTAL CENTER lfice Hours Mon , Tues ,Wed , Fri ;, water is usually several Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. 9 1 2 noon and 1 30 5 00 p m WeAccept All Way of Michigan (UWM) at Saturday9 12a m Laurie E. Gordon, D.D.S., Closed All Day Thursday r times that inhaled by air, its 35th annual meeting ri Pre-pay only five percent is June 11 at the Assoc. Phone 872-2765Cam City absorbed by the oral route Kellogg Center on the 204 W. Sherman, Caro for Appointment PrQscription Plans 30 campus of Michigan State compared to to 40 percent Mon., Wed. - 8:OO-4:30 I brig H. Park, M.D. :.: ...... by inhalation. University, East Lansing. Tues. - 8:00-6:00 Severe lead intoxication More than 400 persons Thurs.- Fri. - 8:OO-3:30 2bstetrics & Gynecology *'** can lead to irreversible were in attendance, repre- Saturday by Appointment Stay Free Mini- Pads Panty Shields neurological impairment senting volunteers, local Off ice4672 Phone Hill Street 872-2800 wd- 30 Shields and death. United Ways and member Phone 673-2939 Oftice Hours by Appointment :* I Symptoms of mild lead agency executives and labor Ernergenqy 872-2443 Home Phone 872-3705 ;', 4 30 pads representatives. I Reg. Reg*3.59 . intoxication include loss of $239 $227 appetite, irritability, Mrs. Tuckey is a former 3.89 drowsiness, apathy and president of Elkland- Norman J. Pokley, D.M.D. N.Y.Yun M.D. abdominal pain. Many other Novesta United Way and orthodontist Physician & Surgeon diseases share these Tuscola County United Way. Hours 9:00 to 5:OO I I I I1 w 11 symptoms, however. At this meeting, Jerome L. Monday thru Friday 2.7 02. Yantz, Bay City, was elected Office Hours: *m Pepto- I Children are particularly 416 Woodland Drive don.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. president ; Ludger A. - Flying susceptible to neuroldgical Sandusky, Michigan Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. damage from lead Beauvais, Detroit, vice- Phone 313-648-4742 Bismo'8 oz. Insect Desenex absorption. president; Robert A. Fisher, ,232 Hospital Dr., Cass City I Lead poisoning and lead Lansing, treasurer; Richard Res. 872-4257 So effective it rn encephalopathy among A. Grace and David A. Dr. Timothy Straight Office 872-4733 Killer destroys all three young children in the United Johnson, both of Lansing, Dr. R. Paul Chappel 12% 02. 'assistant treasurers. types of Athlete's States is almost invariably Dentists caused by eating chips of United Way of Michigan Mon thru Fri 8 00-600 p rn. Foot Fungi functions as a voluntary, Phone 872-3870 Reg. non-profit, statewide fed- 6240 Hill St., Cass City PUBLIC HEARING eration of state and Spray=On 3.09 $199 The Board of Tuscola County Road 25 lward Scollon, D.V.M. .:. Commissioners will hold a public national agencies which Foot Powder Aerosol hearing at ll:M am., Thursday, August provide direct and indirect Veterinarian 12, 1982 in the Road Commission office human care services to Call for Appointment for at 1733 S. Mertz Rd., CWO, Michigan for Michigan citizens, UWM and Small Animals Ask For proposed improvements to Green Road Phone 872-2935 (1 BAND-AID. I from Cass City Road to Hoppe Road in its agencies are funded by 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City SEE SMURF Sections 22, 23, 26 and 27 of Elmwood 105 local United Ways in Allen Witherspoor Township, Tuscola County, scheduled New England Life * Senior 27 Michigan. $1 far 1982. NEL Growth Fund Citizen CITY U.S.A. The proposed improvements will In 1981-82, the United NEL Equity Fund utilize the existing right-of+way. Ways of Tuscola County Value Line Fund Corn panion Ani mal Keystone Funds Discaunts Grading permits may be necessary to allocated $9,298 to UWM and Hospital I Hundreds of Smurf Products provide proper construction of slopes Phone 872-2321 its 25 state and national 4430 S. Seeger St. On PrPwription Drugs i iyM Priced From 80' Up and drainage facilities. Preliminary 4615 Oak Cass Cil plans are available for public inspection agencies + :ass City - Phone 872-2255 at the Car0 office. Rod Ellis, D.V.M. Any person wishing to present a ----. Carol Galka.Ellls, D.V.M. written statement or exhibit at the f Optometrist hearing shall convey that statement or SIMULATED I exhibit to the Board of County Road ENGRAVED Commissioners at least 10 days before 1 Pr. W. S. Selby the hearing. BUSINESS CARDS PEOPLE READ BOARD OF COUNT; 1 Available 1-Color 1 Optometrist Little Ads ROAD COMMISSIONERS Hours 8-5 except Thursday TUSCOLA COUNTY, MICHIGAN or 2-Color 8-12 noon on Saturday You're Reading One Grover Laurie, Chairman 1 Across from4624 Hills Hilland DalesHgspiti St. Now! Harvey Eno, Vice-chairman The Chronicle F. William Tuckey. Member Call 872-2010 7-8-1 I------I Phone 872-3404 P.4GE SE\'E CASS CTTY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 -PRODUCE- Cooking ONIONS 3 Ibs. 8gc C"McbMBERS GREEN ONIONS 5/ GREEN PEPPERS $1 00

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Plastic Gal. *Heath Bars $188 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Reunion Saturday The May-Gilbert-Klauka reunion will be conducted Holbrook Area News Saturday at the Caro fairgrounds, starting with a wtluck dinner at 1 and a I shbwing of a film of past Visitors at the home of Tschirhart last week were Piha and Phil Berridge of Ross in Bad Axe and Mr. Wednesday guests of Mr. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Ernest reunions at 3. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tucson, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson, and Mrs. Steve Timmons, Robinson e Bouck, Chris, Jenny and Tschirhart of Harbor Beach, Mason Berridge and family Mrs. Kevin O’Connor of Debbie and Patti where they Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Madeleine of Hartland spedt NOTICE OF Mr. and Mrs. Gil Maurer of of Romeo, Mr. and Mrs. Minden City, Mrs. Kevin celebrated Patti Timmons’ Jackson were Tuesday Friday through Monday Elkton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burton Berridge and family Robinson and family and sixth birthday. afternoon visitors at the Bob with their parents, Mr. slid. Deachin and family of Lake of Washington, Sid Mrs. Cliff Robinson spent a Mrs. Curtis Cleland was a Yax home at Almont and Mrs. Olin Bouck. Chrik’ FINAL -DAY Orion, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berridge, Sue Constas and day at the lake at Caseville. Monday lunch guest of Fern evening visitors at the home remained to spend the week: FOR Glaza, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley son attended the Berridge Wayne Brown and sons of Copeland in Bad Axe and a of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis with his grandparents. . Glaza, Mr. and Mrs. Harry family reunion Saturday, Florida, Greg and Michael Thursday afternoon guest of Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis &f ’ Weinard, Mrs. Jim A. , July 3, at the home of Mr. Mika and Willis Brown of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Mrs. Dave Sweeney was a Bad Axe were Sunday REG ISTERI NG Sweeney, Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Burton Berridge. Cass City were Friday Keyser . Monday overnight guest of supper guests of the OM: FOR Brahmer, Martha Pelot, August Lindquest and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sweeney Boucks. Tim Deachin and Mr. and Leslie Hewitt were Wed- Mrs. Henry Jackson and Schmitt of Bad Axe and in Saginaw. Olin Bouck visited his Mrs. Cliff Jackson. nesday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson. Charlie Brown were Mrs. Ronnie Gracey was a brother, Orville, in th6 Elmwood Township Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Manly Fay Sr., Wednesday afternoon Thursday evening guest of Pigeon hospital Monday’ - For Laming were Friday supper Jackson. Ruth Timmons. Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr . and Mrs, Glen Shagena . afternoon. and evening guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mrs. Charlie Timmons and Shagena. and Mrs.Gaylord LaPeer. Sweeney’ were Monday family and Mr. and Mrs, Barb Thorley of Bad Axe NOTICE OF PRIMARY Mr. and Mrs. Jerry afternoon guests of Mr. and Gaylord Lapeer were was a Friday afternoon Cleland and daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. Mr. Jim Doerr and Jeff, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold LaPeer ELECTION and Mrs. Curtis Cleland were evening guests. FINAL DAY I AUGUST 10 were Friday evening guests Mrs. Jim Doerr and Mrs. Owen-Gage H.S. FOR of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Curtis Cleland attended a I Cleland and family in Bad shower for baby Jimmy Monday, July 12 Axe. Mrs. Eugene Cleland Hoyt at the Shabbona RLDS R EG ISTE R I N,G 1 came home Thursday church annex Thursday names honor roll FOR --_~ ------A afternoon after spending a evening given by the Registrations will be accepted at my home, 2777 E. women’s department. Dickerson, Unionville. week in Huron Memorial Following is the honor roll SEVENTH ELKLAND TOWNSHIP Hospital in Bad Axe. Jimmy is the son of Mr. and at Owendale-Gagetown Paul Childs, Janice JOANNE SATTELBERG Glen Shagena visited Mr. Mrs. Billy Hoyt. A cake, High School for second Cummins, Heather Dorsch, FOR and Mrs. Bernard Shagena made and decorated by Mrs. semester. A* means all A’s. Lisa Edwards, Cindy TownshiD- r-- Clerk __ - at Sebewaing Tuesday Curtis Cleland, centered the Enderle*, Charlene Goslin, PRIMARY evening. table when lunch was Bean queen Barbara Hellebuyck, David NOTICE OF Mr. and Mrs. Ward served. Games were played Laurie, Michelle McPhail*, Benkelman of Cass City and prizes given. Nellie Sandra Miller*, Tiffany ELECTION were Wednesday afternoon Gregg won the door prize. candidates Reinhardt* and Jerry AUGUST 10 FINAL DAY and supper guests of Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stirrett. FOR and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Shagena were Wednesday EIGHTH Mr, and Mrs. Don evening guests of Mr. and Amy Draschil*, Susy Monday, July- 12 needed I - 1I Berridge and family of Mrs. Richard Jackson and The Tuscola County Bean Grassman, Marsha Lopez, ’ Charlotte, N.C., Mr. and family, Lori Mosher. Registrations will be accepted at my home, 4653 Hospital REGISTERING Queen Committee is Dr., from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Mrs. Bob Berridge and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer accepting nominations from NINTH FOR Clara of Eagle, Alaska, Ron Fuester were Monday individuals, grobps and Bill Ashmore, Marcy Berridge of St, Clair, Mary guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex organizations who want to Enderle*, Karen Goslin, CAROLYN WARE Grant Township, Huron CO. Reid Goslin, Jenny TOWNSHIP CLERK ~ sponsor a candidate for the Hellebuyck, Karen Koch, FOR 1982 contest, I I Deadline for entering the Kellin Kretzschmer, Kendra Kretzschmer, Kim Olszak, contest is July 19. The NOTICE OF Big Brothers/Big Sisters following Monday evening, Linda Retford*. PRIMARY TENTH I I July 26, the contestants will Sheila Engelhardt, Gary at the county Farm meet Erickson, Glenda McPhail, FINAL DAY ELECTION This perceptive ll-year- Brother to do things with Bureau building in Caro, where they will be provided Brenda Schwartz, Peter FOR AUGUST 10 old from Millington would him. He enjoys riding bikes, Sparks, Jody Sprague, Scott like a Big Brother to work on playing catch, .softball, with a dinner and be interviewed. Thies. motors and do carpentry fishing, and sports of all ELEVENTH REGISTERING, Naming of the 1982 Monday, July 12 work with him. He enjoys kinds. Hey Mister, don’t you Vicki Alexander, Stan FOR - 1 roller skating, fishing, need a Little Brother? Tuscola County bean queen Registratlons will be accepted at my home at 6480 will take place at the Andrakowicz, Cindy Brown, movies, swimming, boating, Craig Enderle, Jackie Kain, Grassmere Road, Cass City. ******I* pageant Tuesday evening, bicycling, and just about Paul Lopez, Laurie Louis, NOVESTA TOWNSHIP anything. Why not share Aug. 3, during the county fair. Mike Powell, Karen Prich*, FOR DONALD REID some of your time? Jason Reinhardt, Jean TOWNSHIP CLERK9 Several prizes and cash ******** This little fellow from awards will be presented to Shop, Rita Sullivan, Dena PRIMARY Akron is really anxious to Wells, Lori Wissner, NOTICE I)F have someone-he can call each contestant from the Jennifer Wood, Beverly This 6-year-old from CaSS his “buddy.” ~e’s years Tuscola County Fair 7 Association and county Zaleski, ELECTION City has been without a old and enjoys bike riding, TWELTH . father for all of his young swimming, and sports. elevators. AUGUST 10 FINALDAY. Bean queen entry blanks Jeff Childs, Kimberly life. He enjoys swimming Could you spare the time‘! Diebel, Leeann Ellicott, I FOR are available at the Farm and bike riding. Come on, Julie Enderle*, Mark give him a chance. ******** Bureau office and the Furness, Craig Gettel, Monday, July 12 extension office in Caro. I- -_-.-. - --- REGISTERING Bean Queen Committee Karla Kretzschmer*, Tina Registrations will be accepted at my home at 6195 ******** ‘hscola (’ounty Big Broth- Mandich, Terry Muntz. FOR crs-Hig Sisters is locatcd at members are Ed and Connie Severance Road, Cass City. Spannagel of Unionville, Renee Nicholas, Sonya A 10-year-old boy from 129 b:. Hurnsidtl, Caro 48723, Norcross, Teresa Schmidt, Vassar would like a Big tclcphone 67:1-fi99ti. Mark and Rachel Szhiefer of Michelle Schwartz, Steven NURSIE KLOC ELLINGTON TOWNSHIP Frankenmuth and Ken and TOWNSHIP CLERK FOR Andrea Hofmeister of Shamka, Bonnie Wells*, Gagetown. Roy and Elaine Karen Wright. NOTICE OF ,‘ Hickey of Fairgrove are PRIMARY New books at helping the committee in an ELECTION the library advisory capacity. Riks-a-thon FINAL DAY AUGUST 10 Cen-Tel ruiws $lJ 76 FOR -_ THE TKNT PEG by Aritha VanHerk (fiction) This story jbrSt. Jude REGISTERING is about a controversial woman cook, J. I,., employed an Monday, July 12 -- on files for I - - I FOR I isolated geological project in the Yukon J. I,. comes to Registrations will be accepted at my home at 3765- know the men in the camp as individuals and experiences A check for $1,175.95 was Green Road, from 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. an almost mystical communication with her surroundings rate hike mailed last Thursday to St. EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP and with a faraway woman friend who remains very much Jude Children’s Research FOR in her thoughts. The story corltains somc hilarious passages Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., CLAYTON TURNER General Telephone has proceeds from the May 15 TOWNSHIP CLERK as awkward moments develop between this all-male crCw filed a petition with the and their young, boyish-looking cook. bike-a-thon conducted in PRIMARY ELECTION Michigan Public Service Cass City. - -~ I Commission for an increase AUGUST 10 BIG BEAH, LITTLE: BEAR by David Hrierly (fiction). Rev. P. Thomas NOTICE OF in revenues totaling $45.4 Wachterhauser of Trinity Set in 1948 as Cold War tensions threaten to explode in million, according to H. M. Berlin, this is a fine thriller, intelligently written and skill- United Methodist Church Preston, state vice-president Monday, JulyI 12 was chairman of the event. 1 - I fully plotted. Although it starts slowly in Czechoslovakia, and general manager for the I -.. FINAL DAY where the British spy network is betrayed and virtually He had tb wait until company. participants turned in the In addition to the nomination and election FOR wiped out, the story gathers momentum as the sole The filing, made June 30, survivor, George Orris, vows to discover the turncoat in money they had collected, of candidates for various offices, including represented just the second which consisted of pledges London. Orris plans to head for Berlin and lure the traitor request made by the candidates to fill vacancies in appointed REGISTERING there to kill him, but as he works out his plan, the Russians for each mile they rode. Township offices, the following pro- company for a general rate Twenty-nine took part. FOR are preparing to wrest control of Rerlin away from fhtb increase during the last six pQsition(s)will be voted on: Allies. With the help of a Jewish woman who survived the Jn 1981, 37 riders years. The company would participated, who raised camps, Orris goes underground in Berlin, setting the scene retain only about $23 million COUNTY PROPOSAL GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP for a tense and bitter climax. about $1,800. FOR of the $45.4 million after Nineteen of the Bridge Millage paying state and federal A MOTHER AND TWO DAUGHTERS by Gail Codwin participants this year Shall the limitation on the total amount of taxes. received a St. Jude Hospital PRIMARY ELECTION (fiction). A vision of America is embodied in the story of The Musegon-based utility taxes which may be assessed in the years three women. The death of Leonard Strickland draws T-shirt for collecting more AUGUST 10 cited the increasing cost of than $25 while five earned a 1982 through 1986, inclusive, in Sanilac *- *- together his wife and two daughters - Cate, tht. rebel, providing telephone service, T-shirt and windbreaker County, Michigan, as a whole, be increased turning 40 and about to lose her teaching job; Lydia, the deregulation of the tele- conventional younger daughter, suddenly awakened to life; jacket for earning more by three-quarters (31’4) mill ($.75 per thousand) I Monday,I July 12 1 phone industry, an than $75. and their mother, Nell, hoping for a new life even as she inadequate rate increase as of the assessed valuation of Sanilac County In addition to the nomination and election grieves. In their decisions, expectations, and conflicts are a result of its 1980 rate as state equalized, for the purpose of measured the demands and tensions of modern society. increase request, and an NOTICE OF PROPOSED BANK of candidates for various offices, including CONSOLIDATION AND MERGER providing a fund for repair or replacement of candidates to fill vacancies in appointed unsatisfactory rate of return inadequate bridges included in the Sanilac NOTICE OF among its primary reasons Notice is hereby given that The County system and streets and bridges Townshlip offices, the following pro- for requiring additional Pinney State Bank, Cass City, Mich road igan has made application to the within the incorporated limits of villages and position will be voted on: revenues. Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora FINAL DAY hon Washington, DC 20429, for its cities of Sanilac County,’ pursuant to sec. 20b FOR written consent to consolidate and of chapter 4, public acts no. 283 of 1909, as COUNTY PROPOSAL Marquart rnerbe with PSB Bank. Cass City, Bridge Millage Michigan amended? This notice is published pursuant to Tax Limitation Increase Shall the limitation on the total amount of completes Section 16(c) of the Federal Deposit REG ISTERI NG Insurance Act “Shall the limitation on the total amount of taxes which may be assessed in the years FOR Any person wishing to comment on this application may file his comments general ad valorem taxes which may be 1982 through 1986, inclusive, in Sanilac boot camp in writing with the Regional Director of imposed each year for all purposes upon real County, Michigan, as a whole, be increased the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its Regional Office, 1 and tangible personal property in the town- by three-quarters (34 mill ($.75 per thousand) FOR Marine Pvt. Durrell E. Kingston Township Marquart, son of Lester and South Pinckney Street, Suite 613, ship of Evergreen, Sanilac County, Michigan, of the assessed valuation of Sanilac County Madison, Wisconsin 53703 If any Virginia Marquardt of person desires to protest the grznt as Stat$ Equalized, for the purpose of be increased as provided in section 6 of White Creek Road, ing of this application he has a rign; article IX of the constitution of Michigan, providing a fund for repair or replacement of PRIMARY * Kingston, has completed to do so if he files a written notice of his intent with the Regional Director inadequate bridges included in the Sanilac recruit training at the for a period of three‘(3) years from 1982 to by Friday. August 6, 1982 The non by County mad system and streets and bridges Marine Corps Recruit confidential portions of the appli 1985 both inclusive, one (1) mill ($1.00 per ELECTION Depot, San Diego. cations are on file in the Regional Of $1,000.00) of the assessed valuation as within the incorporated limits of villages and fice and are available for public in AUGUST 10 __- During the 11-week finally equalized for the purpose of repairing, cities of Sanilac County, pursuant to sec. 20b -. - 1 spection during regular business training cycle, he hours maintaining, and constructing township of chapter 4, public acts no. 283 of 1909, as participated in an active amendeU? 1 Monday, July 12 physical. conditioning June 18.1982 roads in Evergreen Township?” Registrations will be accepted ai niy home at 6219 program and gained pro- The Pinney State Bank Realstrations will be accepted at my home at 4323 ficiency in a variety of Cass City. Mi[ hiqan Shabbona Road, Decker. Gukber Rbad, Ubly. military skills, including first aid, rifle PSB Bank OTIS DORLAND CLARE BROWN marksmanship and close Cass. City. Michigan TOWNSHIP CLERK 6-24-5 TownshiD Clerk order drill. PAGE NINE ~CASSCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSUAY, JULY 8,1982 Former Pierce jailed after scuffle resident succumbs with police= at tavern A Bay City man was County . pa t rons. \ oucide were a wheelbarrow, Harold A. Peters, 71, of charged pith being drunk He has since posted bond The subject came back in $20; and a mahogany picnic Houghton Lake, formerly of and disorderly and and been released from jail. and threatened to fight table, $125. Evergreen Towns hip, died anybody, so Klaus told him Ronald Ensign of 5305 last Thursday at Tolf ree attempted resisting and Officer Phil Klaus was obstructing a jmlice officer he was under arresl. The Dorrance Road, Kingston, Memorial Hospital in West dispatched to the tavern at man then swung at the told deputies at 4:12 a.m. Branch af ter a long illness. as the result of an incident in 10:45 on a report of a man The Station tavern in Cass officer, was pushed to the Saturday that a combination He was born March 1, who was causing trouble and floor and handcuffed. AM-FM radio and cassette in Argyle Township, City Monqay night. wouldn’t leave. 1911, Alfonso M. Pierce, 27, was player was stolen from his the son of Frank and He left after being told to OTHER ITEMS car parked at the Elias Pauline (Fischer 1 Peters . taken to the county jail in do so by Klaus. When the Car0 following his arrest. He Brothers Big Boy restaurant Peters married Hazel officer went out the back Francis DeLong of 3183 on M-81,southwest of Caro. Kritzman March in appeared Tuesday before door to check on where he 2, 1935, Magistrate Donald Smith, Englehart Road reported a It was taken while he was Detroit. Following their went, the man jumped out of theft to sheriff’s deputies at work there, starting at 5 marriage, they made their who set bond at $100 and hiding and started scheduled arraignment July Friday. p.m. the previous day. home in Detroit. before hollering. Taken from a 1934 Ford Iva Profit of 4619 Huron moving to Evergreen Town- 19. befor District Judge Klaus again told the man €tichard $. Kern. stored on his property were a Street told Cass City police s hip. to leave, or he would go to combination, 8-track tape Monday afternoon that her Peters was the owner and pierce is also wanted on jail. The officer then went three traffic warrants in Bay player’ and AM-FM radio yard light was damaged the operator of a sawmill, in back inside to talk to the worth $180; two speakers, previous night, apparently Argyle and Emmett for over total of $90; two chrome by it being struck by a blunt 25 years. He was past- I: headlights, $50; and a wood object, president of the Emmett. grain steering wheel, $30. Otto Vollmar of Caro told Lions Club; a past member; Jack Downs of Warren deputies June 23 that several of the school board of Port ”’ reported a theft to the items had been stolen from Huron Catholic Central High I sheriff’s depart men t his cabin near Little and School and a member of ~ Saturday from his property Dodge Roads. Lady of the Lake Catholic located near Riley and Taken were an axe worth Church of Prudenville. :+ insuredfor Froede Roads, $7.50; flashlight, $2.50; a He is survived by his Taken from a shed were an pine log wall clock, $45; and wife, Hazel; three sons,; insect fogger, $25; a 25- 12-15shotgun shells, $6. Fred Peters, Union City, &tits pound propane tank, $50; Value ,of the window that Dean Peters, Ferndale and two shovels, $30; and a bag was broken to gain entry was David Peters, Mount of charcoal, $3. Taken from estimated at $25. Clemens ; four daughters, ’j ;worth,or Mrs. John (Janet) Laszlo, Deford, Mrs. Marilyn Gulley and Mrs. Robert Sallr Severance on ORGAN ANNIE -- Gayle Nicol, LPN in surgery at Hills (Linda) Sumpter, both of :

and Dales General Hospital, dressed as an Army M*A*S*H Mount Clemens, and Alice 4 nurse for the hospital display at the July 4th festival Peters, Houghton Lake;Mrs. one i; MMPA 4-Htour daughter -in -law, Saturday. She made the doll, “Organ Annie”, that she is Michele Peters of : I Sally Severance of Decker showing to Jamie Barber, 4 and Mia Garety, 9 (right). Her Tekonsha; one brother, a Elwood Kirkpatrick of Edwin Peters, Decker; three : See me tb find out if your homeowners insurance covers was one of more than 70 4-H Kinde, MMPA president, supervisor, Gen Crawley, made its internal organs -- ydu for increased value due to inflation. I’ll explain members and adult leaders and Jack Barnes, general spleen, kidneys, etc. sisters, Mrs. Howard State Farm’s low-cost Homeowners Insurance with from throughout Michigan manager, discussed the Walker, Mount Clemens, ; Mrs. Mark McCarty, Ubly I automatip inflation coverage. who attended the Michigan association’s marketing and Milk Producers Associat- price bargaining efforts and For school board and Mrs. Wallace Plevin, ion’s 45th annual 4-H milk Warren, and 11 grand- : its members services. children. Three sons, Gary, marketing tour June 29-30, Tour par tic i pa n t s also ; attended a banquet at the Michael and Joseph, three - Ernest A. Teichman Jr, The tour, sponsored by Holiday Inn in Southfield brothers, one sister and two grandchildren preceded him * ’ MMPA in cooperation with and a Detroit Tigers’ game. Prepare proposal 4 6529 Main Street the Michigan State Uni- In a problem-solving in death. versity Cooperative Exten- session, the 4-H members A wake service was held n: ’ Cass City, Michigan sion Service, is designed to The Cass City Boosters Club President Bob Tuckey additional mills, three for Sunday evening at Little’s divided into groups to will did not want to comment on transportation, two for Phone 872-3388 give 4-H members more discuss and solve situations Club present a proposal Funeral Home, Cass City. familiarity with milk to the school board Monday the proposal until it is school programs, and a half- Funeral mass was like those confronting the regarding the club’s plans presented to the board, marketing procedures and board of directors of a dairy mill for extracurricular conducted Monday morning the duties and operations of for the coming school year. whose meeting starts at 7:30 activities. All three at St. Joseph Catholic cooperative. The Boosters at its p.m. at the high school. proposals were defeated. Like a good neighbor, a dairy farmer cooperative. MMPA is a milk market- Church, Argyle, with Father monthly meeting last The club raised enough Gerald F. Kukla officiating. , State IFamn is there. The 4-H members toured ing cooperative owned and Thursday decided what Voters in the Cass City money last year to fund all Burial was in Freiburg * STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY the MMPA Southfield office controlled by about 6,200 School District June were __ dairy farmers throughout programs it will support 14 sports and other Cemetery, Frei burg. ‘uHome Office: Bloomington, Illinois and visited Detroit Pure should the board approve. asked to approve 5V2 extracurricular activities. I‘ I‘ Milk Co, the state. I-

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All Full Size Cars All Reg. Size Pickups All S-10 Pickup Trucks , All Small Cars All Grand Prix and Monte Carlos Your Trade is Worth More Here WeWill Pay You Top$$$$ 0 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 Used Equipment USED TRACTORS 1979 Case 2290 cab heat and air conditioning Case 1175 cab heat and air conditioning Case David Brown 885 diesel with Freeman

loader b 1970 Case 1175 cab heat and air Oliver 2150 with duals,complete engine over- haul Ford Major diesel, live P.T.O. Case Pavid Brown 1212 with power shift and live P.T.O. John Deere 4430 with cab and duals 1972 qase 1175 with cab and duals COMMUNITY CHOIR - Seventy members of local church choirs joined with IHC 350 gas with fast hitch the 1st Marine Band Sunday to perform two songs. The band’s singers joined 1974 Case 1737 uniloader, good condition the chorus, which was conducted by Andrea Hofmeister of Gagetown. 1977 Case 0 1830 uniloader with canapy, new tires and hydrostatic drive Case 1737 uniloader 953 hrs. new tires, re- conditioned ready to go to work 1845 uniloader, gas, new tires, real clean Case 580C diesel, loader only Interest waiver on all agricultural used tractors until 1-1-83 GARDEN TRACTORS Case garden tractor with mower 10 hp. Case 444 14 hp. with 48” mower White T-100 Yard Boss 10 hp., 38” mower Massey Ferguson 1975 model 7 garden tractor with mower, snowblade and blade Wheel Horse model 700 with mower, new en$ine 1 year old Wheel Horse 10 hp. with cab, mower and snow blower TILLAGE EQUIPMENT Soil Saver - 9 shank nobel tillage tool. New Idea 3 row super sheller, good condition L ._ New Idea 2 row picker with 8 roll husking bed AMERICAN CLOGGING, an early American dance New Idea picker 2 row with 8 roll husking bed favorite, was demonstrated by the 1st Marine Band dancers, with the band accompanying them. PLOWS i, IHC 6 bottom end furrow category hitch plow ,- Case 8000 718 with cylinder, hose and cover boards IH 7 bottom plow - mechanic special Case J.T.A. 516 with new mow boards, shin pieces and land sides John Deere 616, hydraulic reset Ai Rabideau Motors, Inc, Farm Division Cass City 872-2616

.* 1. CONCERT IN THE PARK -- The 1st Marine Band performed for an estimated 1,200 people in the Cass City Recreation Park Sunday. The concert lasted two hours. Real Estate - Antiques - Tools Many winners AUCTION SALE at tractor pull The following Items will be sold at public auction located at 4461 Garfield Street, Ubly, Michigan (Huron County), first place north of the bank. Close to half of the entries last year. for the tractor pull Sunday at There were no problems the Fourth of -July Festival with the event other than at drove away a winner. that it started late. Some of the entries Saturday J uly 0 fiveThere classes. were Lgst 38 year,entries there in arrived at the Pillsbury were eight classes, which elevator late for the weigh-in was reduced this year to save and one tractor stalled while INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT time. Prizes were awarded on the scale and could not be If you are one of America’s workers, an IRA may be the solution to your Real Estate to the first three places in started again. It had to be each class. Fifty dollars was pushed from the area and did retirement income needs. given to first place winners, finally take part in the pull. Even though you may plan on Social Security, for most people Social $40 to second place and $30 to Winners in the categories Security is a beginning, but it may not provide an adequate retirement in- were based on which third. come by itself. Event chairman Dick tractors, could pull a box Hampshire said the number weighing 12 tons the All interest on an IRA account is TAX-FREE untll withdrawal. You take of spectators was more than farthest on a hydraulic sled. before-tax dollars from your earned income now (lowering your taxable in- Winners were: come) and deposit them into an IRA account. You pay no taxes on the prin- 7,000 pound antique cipal or interest until you retire and start to withdraw the money ... at which McNeil, 70, tractor: 1) Dana Truemner, time your tax bracket should be substantially lower. Cass City; 2) Jim Nolan, 3 bedroom ranch home with fireplace, basement, natural gas heat, attached Smiths Creek, 3) Lyle So, plan ahead now for your retirement years with your own IRA. It‘s a garage, double lot and paved drive. succumbs Truemner, Cass City. wonderful opportunity for you to -- , For more information or a showing, call R. Kim Anthony at 517-658-2332. 9,000 pound farm tractor: Owner resews right to sell on real estate only. in Okemos 1) Greg Schian, Reese; 2) mSAVE TAX DOLLARS Terms on real estate - cash or 20% down, 3 year balloon contract, 11% interest, Kurt Abbe, Owendale; 3) +EARN BIG TAX-EXEMPT INTEREST or other terms suitable to sellers. Abstract brought to date for purchaser’s in- Roy McNeil, 70, of Cass John Dawson, Carsonville. City died Tuesday at the Four-wheel drive vehicle: mBUlLP SECURITY FOR YOUR FUTURE spection. 40 days closing. Real estate to be sold on completion of selling of home of his daughter in 1) Frank Keller, Cass City; persbnal items at approximately 2:30 p.m. Okemos. 2) Melvin Wheaton, Deford; Federal Regulators require substantial penalties . Handy 680 power washer - Electric solder He was born Dec, 12, 1911 3) Lee Kilbourn, Deford. in Cass City, the son of 6,000 pound farm tractor: for withdrawals made prior to maturity. IRA I guns ANTIQUES 1) Jim Nolan, Smiths Creek, rttgulators provide for substantla1 penalties for Complete b8drOOm outfit - China cupboard Steam Demon steam cleaner William and Nellie withdrawals twfore age 59’,.! 4 dressers - Dresser wlmirror Rockwell-Deltatable jig saw (Mattoon) McNeil. 2) Buck Johnston, Bostqn rocker - Trunk - Wood chairs Black 8. Decker radial arm saw 10” McNeil married Elizabeth Carsonville; 3) Jay Pardon, Bottle collection - Custard glass Craftsman radial arm saw - Craftsman router Simmons Sept. 16, 1936, in Romeo. Bride’p basket - Flow blue dishes Craftsman 3” belt sander - Shop vac Cass City, where they made Limited ‘modified tractor: Flow blue tureen * Vaseline glass Porter-Cable vibrator sander - Gear puller their home. She died March 1) John Kalt, Almont, 2)

Satin ,glass - Cut glass I Pressed glass Many wrenches & socket sets - Pipe threader 14 of this year. Charles Wilcox, Lapeer; 3) Pewtdr - Pickle castor - Portrait plate Electrical boxes, cords, firtings - Box stapler He was a member of the Earl Hanselman, Port Calmoar clock - Large oil painting Bench’polishing wheel - Come-along Trinity United Methodist Huron. Large ‘brasscandelabra 16” window fan - 4 small electric motors Church in Cass City and had Money for the prizes was Kentucky Dew whiskey bottle 4” jointer - 2 well pumps been a blacksmith and taken from the gate receipts, Large iron kettle - Violin - Books Platform scales - Trash incinerator welder in the Cass City area the remainder of which went Phonqgraph records - Buggy seat 518 ton cable - 225 gal. oil barrel for many years. into the festival fund. Wood burning stove - Many others Walker oil space heater I Steel wheels McNeil is survived by one Hampshire said he knows LARGE YOIN COLLECTION 4 guns - Large safe - Dinette set w/6 chairs daughter, Mrs. Philip the pull made money, but did NelcolOynamic Sewing machine wlcabinet (Judy) Hageman of not know exactly how much TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS Many more Items too numerous to mention Okemos; two sons, Richard et: Lincoln 225 welder - Craftsman 230 amp welder 1966 CHEVROLET TRUCK 60 McNeil and Wayne McNeil, -- Sears 1 hp. air compressor - 3 bench grinders series 2% ton wl13’ grain box wlfold down both of Cass City; six Wedding MEMBER FDIC Torch gauges 8. hoses - Work bench wlvise sides - steel floor wlhoist - good rubber - grandchildren; and three PIGEON CASS CITY Belsaw saw 8. chain sharpener wlattachments good shape great-grandsons. Announcements One brother and two 453-3113 872-4311 sisters preceded him in . and death. Invitutions - 7------Funeral services will be Anna lee Deael,-.I-I Owner at 2 p.m. Friday at Little’s mtalogs loaned Clerk 9 Hillaker Auction Service Funeral Home, Cass City, overnight Toms - Cash or check with ID. Everything settled for day of sale. Not respons- Rev. Thomas ible for accidents. Wachterhauser of Trinity FREE SU BSCR I PTlON Get Quick Results With I LUNCH AVAILABLE United Methodist Church WITH EACH ORDER. officiating. Cam City AUCTIONEERS LORN & CLARK HILLAKER Burial will be in Elklaod I] The Chronicle’s Classified Ads I Phone 517-872-3019 Cass City Cemetery. -Chronicle I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982

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Ten-year-old ,Dennis participated in the f ive-mile competition were: Harmer won the race with a run which began at the track Eighteen and under, Rene time of 6:30. Darin in the park and wound its Stimpfel, 38: 19; Amy Rabideau f inis hed second at SAL’S COUNTRY CLIPPERS was the winning way past the high school, Nichols 40:47, and Lori 6:40 and Mike Forthun was Rolling Hills Golf Course Hurley 41:20; 19-29 year third at 6:42. women’s team in Saturday’s tug-o-war. Front row, from and through the wooded left, Sharon Deering, Sandy Guc, Sal Zimba, Birdie area, f inis hing behind Pringle. Middle row, Linda Yost, Edith Izydorek, Sharon Campbell Elementary School. Lowe, Jackie Yost, Bonnie Watson. Back row, Sally Overall winner in the Izydorek and coaches Tony Yost and Jesse Zimba. men’s division was Jim Chip Clabuesch of Pigeon with a time of 28:42. The first woman runner was Colleen - .. Shots Booms with a time of 38: 19. LEAGUE Colleen Krueger Crown new champ MEN’S 16 They both received a trophy FLIGHT #I Linda Herron 14 for first place. Dave Lovejoy 22 Mary Rabideau 12 Winners in the men’s JimFox 21 Dotty Scollon 10 corn peti tion were : Bill Kritzman 21 Linda Helwig 9 Eighteen and under, Elwyn Helwig 20 Michelle Zdrojewski 9 zn tugmomwar Clabuesch; Troy King, Clint House u 19 Vera Ferguson 9 “The poor turnout was due 29:13; and Dean Fuerst, GeneKlw 19 Doris Golding 6 A defending champion in In the men’s competition, 29:59; 19-29 year olds , Larry Jeff MacKenzie Stauf f er’s Seed took first to the fact that a lot of the 19 the tug+-war competition at area f tivals did not have a Dale McIntosh FLIGHT 111 the July 4th festival was place, the Sod Busters f rom es 19 Elkton-Cas eville placed tug+f -war competition this Jim Peyerk 19 Enid Craig 16 knocked from its throne year, and so there were Larry Robinson 19 Kally Maharg 14 Saturday. second, and the Keggers, OVERALL WINNER in the men’s from Sebewaing were third. fewer teams that signed up Newel1 Harris 18 Norma Wallace 14 Sal’s Country Clippers of for the Cass City pull,” division of the Pacesetter’s five-mile Dick Wallace 18 Pat McIntosh 12 Deford won the women’s marathon run Friday evening was Carl Palmer 17 Jan Kritzman 12 division by defating Event chairman Wayne DillonThis said.was the first year Jim Clabuesch of Pigeon with a time TUESDAY SUMMER Ken Eisinger 16 Naomi Barnes 12 Craig’s Queens, sponsored Dillon is already malung plans LADIES LEACUE Maynard Helwig 16 Marilyn Carpenter 10 by Cole Carbide of Cass for next year’s Competition. there have been more of 28:42. Countrv Hicks , , ...... 14 Bill Repshinska 13 JanHunt 9 City, which had won the past He said there will be a women’s teams than men’s. weight limit on the women’s I---3. ----- ” ...... 12 BillCoston 10 Sandy Robinson 9 two years. division of 1,500 pounds with Mixed Nuts , . . , ...... 11 In the double elimination Turners Traders . . . FLIGHT #2 FLIGHT IV competition, Craig’s no limit on the number of Standings ...... 11 people per team. There has Scoobie ...... 11 Dave Hoard 25 Jan Chippi 16 Queens, which had an earlier LITTLE LEAGUE Dm been a maximum of 10 Dusty Rollers a ...... , . . 10 Roland Pakonen 24 Velma Pomaville 14 loss, beat the Country women per team with no w-L Pizza Villa, * . . . . . , ...... lo Mike Shaft 24 Eleanora Rees 14 Clippers once in the final weight limit. Tigers 9-0 Wacky Weeds...... , .9 Lynn Albee 21 Georgine Jensen 12 round. The Clippers came P,,L” Misfits...... 9 Kim Glaspie 21 Shirley Buschlen 12 back to win the competition The tug-o-war attracted Yankeesuuu3 8-2 t- TOT RUN CON- 6-4 TESTANT Travis Alley Grinders ...... 8 John Maharg 20 Verna May MacRae 12 with Craig’s Queens taking only nine teams this year, oriole Fearless 5 . , . . . . , . , , . . . , . .8 Alva Allen 18 Clara Gaffney 10 second overall. Third place compared to 17 teams last 4-6 Nicholas, 3, had to be Summer ...... George Bushong Lou Goodall 4 was won by Stauf f er’s Sed 2-7 Breezes. . . .7 18 year. Four men’s and five Giants ’ stopped after he High Games: F. Heinitz Dick Hampshire 18 Joanie Merchant 4 f rorn Sebewaing. women’s teams competed, 0-10 completed the one- lM,S. Gosh 160, N.Helwig Don Erla 16 mile rdce Saturday. He 170, B. Watson 184, P. Don Ouvry 16 began to run a fifth lap Rickwalt 173, L. Kruse 161, Keith Adelberg 15 arOUh4 the track M. Truemner 175, L. Russ Richards 15 when Zawilinski 162, D. Clark Erla 14 someone told him he Zimmerman 164, D. Davis Steve Fobear 14 had finished, He re- 183, D. Comment 162, G. John Haire 14 ceived a ribbon for his Carolan 163, L. Seurnyck Ron Ouvry 12 effort? as did all 163. participants. High Series: B. Watson FLIGHT U3 541 and M. Truemner. Larry Davis 24 High Team Game: Misfits Charles Tunis 22 715. Ken Zdrojewski 22 Hiah Team Series: Bert Althaver 21 Country Hicks and Misfits Bruce Thompson 21 TO SAVE \ 2093. Nat Tuttle 21 Gary Diebel 20 Bob Stickle 20 Bill Ewald 17 Phil Gray 17 Hugh Lautner 17 CroftXlara breezes in Terry Blanchard 16 Roger Marshall 16 Gary Jones 14 SAVE AN ADDITIONAL SAVE Ron Geiger 13 softball tourney in Ohio Jim Burleson 10 FLIGHT %4 5% 20% -40% The croft-Clara softball Hrewers in the first game, with a two-run homer in the Jim Guinther 23 .team won its first tourna- defeating them, 2-0. Craig first inning, leading the way Bruce Kuehnemund 21 On our already low prices! On Frames ment this past weekend in Helwig was the winning to an 8-0 win. Craig Helwig George Mika 21 Findlay, Ohio, being pitcher and Brad Hartel led threw a no-hitter. Dan Derfiny 20 When you have your undefeated in the five-team the way at the plate. In the fifth inning with an Ken Jensen 20 When you have your round robin tournament. Croft-Clara then defeated error and a fielder’s choice, Dennis Nye 20 Other teams competing Yocks, 3-1, with Brian Marlesta had runners on George Heins 18 Senior Pictures were : Yocks, Marlesta and Helwig getting the win. Brad first and second with no Gary Hornbacher 18 Senior Pictures Findlay Merchants, all from Hartel and Ron Ouvry each Outs. A line shot was hit to John Smentek 18 Taken and ordered by: Taken and ordered by: Findlay, and the Brewers had two hits. second baseman Jerry Dana Truemner 18 from Ann Arbor. Monday, the action Toner, who then stepped on Jim Mastie 17 August 28,1982 / After a one-day rain delay, started with Croft - Clara second base and threw to Lyle Truemner 17 September 18,1982 ’I play started Sunday at 2 playing Marlesta. Ken first base for a triple play to Ken Maharg 16 p.m. Croft-Clara faced the Martin started the game take Marlesta out of the Fritz Olson 16 inning. Scott Hartel and Jeff Maynard Stine 11 Hartel each had two hits and Roger Little 2 Tim Severance had ,three Sure - - - you’re welcome to bring an extra change of clothing, and if you runs batted in. WOMEN’S LEAGUE have a special interest such as cheerleading, band or a favorite sport, r‘ 11 The last win came at the expense of the Findlay bring along your uniform. Merchants. Brian Helwig Maha% 15, ’ HOUSE threw a five-hit shutout, Ware 14 winning 5-0. Jerry Toner had Linda 13 three hits and Brad Hartel MaryRyan 12 had two. Esther Reagh 11 BOUND? 9 Craig Helwig was Toby Weaver awarded the most valuable Mary Rabideau 9 pitcher trophy and Brad Betty Carmer 5 No need to worry Hartel was selected as the E*aineProctor 5 most valuable player. FLIGHT I1 Jean Palmer 18

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(Within Village Limits) When it’s impossible to get out of the house, Coach Light can help. We’ll LEAGUE CHAMPIONS -- The Orioles were deliver. Just call US. winners of the Cass City Minor League season championship, ending the season last Wednesday with a 7-0 record. Front row, from left, Mark Irrer, Rodney Romain, Billy Cam, COACH LIGHT Jeff Sangster, Pat McGee, Delbert Mathewson. Middle row, Mike Barnett, Mike PHARMACY Kolacz, Scott Fader, Mike Mikolon, Tom Phone 872-3613- Emergency 872-3283 McGee, Todd Putnam. Back row, coach Main Cass City 872-5181 1 I Marv Irrer, assistant coaches Joe 6523 Langenburg and Derek Romain, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 PAtiE THIRTEEN Thousands attend

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BELLE SCHWADERER AWARD winner in Saturday’s parade was the Cass City Zonta Club’s float, which had as a theme, “world hands.” HARRY CRANDELL AWARD winner was this float titled Village Indian Givers. The float was entered by Doug Thane of Cass City. PARADE WATCHERS -- Among the thousands watching Saturday’s July 4th festival parade were Robin Brantley of Cass City and daughters (from left) Kimberly, 4, Melissa, 5, and Lisa, 2.

ODOR REMOVER -- Probably the most popular entry in Saturday’s parade was the manure spreader that followed the Thumb Draft Horse Association horses and wagons. The youn sters cleaned up what the horses left behind and put it in tgh e spreader.

PRESIDENT’S AWARD winner in Saturday’s parade was the float of Trinity United Methodist Church. Its theme was, “Pray for World Peace.’’

GREASED- PIG CHASE winner was Dave Speirs, 24, of Cass City. He managed to get the pig into the trailer with only a little struggle. Speirs won $24 for his efforts. BEST IN SHOW -- Trudy Burak’s MEREDITH B. AUTEN AWARD was presented to the “Angel,” an Irish Setter-Labrador, Provincial House float in Saturday’s parade. was judged best in show at the children’s dog show Sunday at the July 4th festival, sponsored by the Thumb CHICKEN of Michigan Dog Fanciers. BARBECUE 3 7 en/terpets AT AT Frank’s Service LAMOTTE TWP. in dog show FIRE HALL A total of 37 dogs were TommyPril1.Elkton. Station 114 mile east of M-53 on Snover Ad. entered in Sunday’s dog Best- groomed -- Jennifer show, part of the July 4th Hoard. festival, conducted by the Best behaved -- Greta Sat., July 10 Sunday, July 11 Thumb of Michigan Dog Cos ton. 9 till 5 Fanciers. Funniest -- Eric Hoard. 12 - 4 p.m. Judged best of show was Largest -- Jeff Gibor, Sponsored By “Angel,” an Irish Setter- Caro. All You Can Eat Labrador owned by Trudy Best, looking -- Matthew $4.00 - Seniors $3.50 Burak, 15, of Warren. She Weippert. MIZPAH was visiting relatives in Best tricks -- Brenda Under 12 ----- 2.50 Cass City over the weekend Baker, Bad Axe. YOUTH GROUP Pre-school ---Free and had brought her dog Smallest -- Tommy Prill, with her, not knowing until Longest tail -- Trudy she got here that there was a Burak. dog show scheduled. Shortest tail - Kristina Winners in the other Albee. divisions, who received Second and third place SIDEWALK BAKE SALE trophies, from Cass City winners received special unless otherwise ribbons. All other Sponsored by St. Pancratius Women’s Council indicated, were: participants received Funniest dressed -- ribbons for taking part. Thursday, J UIY1 5, ioa.m. - 4 p.m. Put

In Front of Cass Theatre GLASS MAKER - Stanley Mikols fashions a crocodile out of glass at SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST BY the arts and crafts building at the fair Saturday. The Midland resident to work for you was an industrial glass blower for Dow for 45 years and has made glass art objects before and since his retirement, His appearance here was lhe Cass City State Bank sponsored by the Cass City branch of the American Association of 1882-1982 - Our 100th Year The Cass City Chronicle Phone 872-2010 University Women, of which his daughter, Rita Coe of Owendale, is a member, PAGE FOURTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Harper wins state USE I LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 4mHauto award 15 words or less, $1.00 each household Sales] (General) insertion: additional words 5 Merchandise cents each. Three weeks for GARAGE SALE - 8-410th, 9- Mike Raymond Harper, Harper is a member of the the price of two - cash rate. 6,6646 ‘M’Street - very south SWEET CHERRIES - REGISTERED ENGLM 17, of Kingston, was named Wells Jolly Workers 4-H Save money by enclosing end of Sherman Street. Ready to pick 665- Setter, 6 months old, champ- 2242. Michigan’s 1982 4-H auto- club and has completed a cash with mail orders. Rates 14-7-8-1 2-7-8-1n ion stock, PaDers available. motive project award variety of automotive pro- for display want ad on winner June 24 during 4-H ject activities including application. Exploration Days at completely refurbishing Michigan State University. several cars and a truck. Harper competed against He has also participated [ Automotive 1 parts and tire, white storm Co., Inc. Phone 872-2161. tric 15 cubic foot refriger- other 4-H automotive in several other 4-H project - - _- door, boy’s Corner M-53 and M-81. ator, excellent condition. snowmobile suits, clothing, -.2-8-144f Call 872-3697. 2-7-1-3 including being a 4-H SALE - 1979 Ford .. project members from five areas FOR few baby items, Michigan districts and was teen leader and club officer. heavy duty 14 ton 4 wheel selected the state’s top 4-H As one of Michigan’s state drive pickup, $4500. Call miscellaneous. 6684 Huron FOR SALE - Two padded FOR SALE - 1975 Hen?' automotive memkr by a award winners, Harper may 313-672-9862. 1-6-24-3 (BehindFireHall). 147-81 metal chairs, man’s leather motorcycle, CBl25, ~VJ be eligible to attend GARAGE SALE - 3700 coat, Army duffle bag and actual miles. Phone 872-4716. panel of automotive Cemetery Rd., Cass City, Army jungle boots, size 8R, 2-6-24-3 specialists. National 4-H Congress in FOR SALE - 1973 Ford Pinto “It’s quite an honor to be Chicago this November ‘and Runabout, runs, fair condi- Thursday, Friday. and bicycle car carrier, 24xl3% - 1 named a state 4-H project compete against other tion. $325 or best offer. Call Saturday, July id-11-12. baik wheel with tire for 5 or Coal and Wood winner,” said Peggy automotive winners from 872-3241 after 5. 1-6-24-3 14-7-8-1 lo-speed bike. Call 872-4624 ~ Heaters and ’ Breclaw, Tuscola County across the country for or 872-3810 after 5 p.m. Extension 4-H youth agent. national honors. FOR SALE - 1967 Ford General 3 2-6-24-3n Fireplaces “Only a small proportion of He is the son of Mr. and pickup. Phone 872-3394. All sizes and styles 4-H’ers ever accomplish this Mrs. Lewis C. Harper of 1-7-1-3 EGGS -large 55 cents dozen; STATE WINNER -- Mike Raymond LMerchandiseJ HOT WATER achievement ,” Centerline Road. HEATEKS Harper, of Kingston (right), is FOR SALE - 1978 Ford F150 -uLECTHlC AND GAS congratulated by John Bruff, pickup, sharp, $3,000. Phone Financing available - chairperson of the MSU Board of 658-8406. 1-7-1-3 Instant credit Trustees, for being selected Schneeberger’s, Inc. Letters FOR SALE - 5th wheel, ing for 1973-’80 Chevy or Phone 872-2696 Michigan’s 1982 state 4-H automotive tandem axle, utility trailer GMC pickup. Double bed FOR SALE - 2 14-inch Main St., Cass City with hitch, $1600. 1970 Che- project award winner during 4-H and dresser, partly stripped. chrome slotted rims, $25; 6 2-8-30-tf to the editor velle, 305 engine, $400. Call Phone 872-3787 after 4:30. ft. toolbox for pickup, $60, Exploration Days at Michigan State 872-3611. 1-7-1-3 2-6-24-3 Call 872-3510 Or 872-2425. GAS GRILLS and carts - ~ University June 24. 2-6-24-3 LimitedFuelgas Companytime Offer of $89.00. Cass FOR SALE - 3/4 ton Dodge FOR SALE - used barn pickup, automatic, good cab GAS WATER HEATERS - city, M-53 & M-81. Phone and motor, needs minor lumber, 2x4s, 2x6s, MIS,and Esau: grateful for 1-inch planks. Call 872-3985, 30-gallon Size, glass lined 872-2161. 2-5-25 repairs, $250. Call 872-4539. with P and T valve. Now on 1-7-8-3 2-6-24-3 City Your Neighbor says sale at Fuelgas CO., Inc. 4 FOR SALE - 11’x13’ rose festival, Cass FOR SALE - 1967 314 ton Ford MAGIC CHEF - Automatic east of Cass City. colored carpet, good condi- truck with side racks; 1977 washers and gas dryers - Phone 872-2161. 2-7-16-tf tion. with Dadding, $50. Call . Dear Mike, generations of my families Cordoba, 52,000 miles; elec- new on sale at Fuelgas Co. of FOR SALE - Antique Wagon after 6:OO --872-45%‘. 2-7-1-3 May I use the Chronicle to who have lived in Cass City tric dryer - needs belt. Call Cas City. Phone 872-2161. thank the merchants and the and felt grateful for being a 872-3007. 1-6-24-3 24-8-tf Visitor sawd ’82. Chamber of Commerce for part of it. ~ making the most pleasant Sincerely, [Household Sal4 FOR SALE - sofa-bed, “4th of July” possible? Ruth Esau croquet set, chair with Otto- bedroom,Ideal for huntingnew LP or fishingrange. Phone 665-2238. 2-7-1-3 , I’ve lived in Cass City well Milligan Road best of Festivals GARAGE SALE - July 8, 9, man. Call 872-4008. 2-6-24-3 over half a century and I’ve 10 from 9:OO to 6:OO. Antique spot.Milligan To Road, be moved. call 872.2928, 515i PERSONALrZED bedroom set with dresser, * never enjoyed myself more Many people attended the the same day, with the 1st FOR SALE - Approximately 2-7-8-3 matches - See our ne” or been prouder of my town. Letters to the Editor two-day July Fourth cele- Marine Band in Saturday’s antique cream separator, 12 1600 red brick, all cleaned, 7 gauge shotgun, tools, mis- selection of designs and As the beautiful Marine The Chronicle wel- bration this past week end in parade. But I understand cents each. Call 872-3969. colors - for your wedding Band played in our lovely :ornes letters to the editor. Cass City. Among the crowd why it could not be done that cellaneous. 504 S. Kingston 2-7-1-3 Going-Out- park, I thought of the five way, and I think it was well ad., Deford. 14-7-8-1 Letters rnus t include were many out3f-town - ----...--- Of-Business receptionparty. The orChronicle, anniversary Cass he writer’s name, add- residents. organized and I like the way GARAGE SALE * July 8-9- 2- 1-28-tf ness and telephone nurn- Ron Hendrick came from everything was set up in the 10,9:00 to 8:OO. Clothes, toys, What’s Left Sale city; Nothing $5.00 1 Park per. The latter is in case it Grand Rapids to visit with park. ” books, Avon, bike, hair Over s necessary to call for his family and to take part in Hendrick thought it was a dryer, miscellaneous. 1st WOOD STOVES the celebration planned by ierification, but won’t be better planned f es tival and a house south of Colony House Ladies’ shorts & blouses S1.M Pole buildings vandals ised in the newspaper. the Chamber of Commerce. lot bigger than previous on M-53. 14-7-84 Complete wood heating Ladies’ dresses ...... $4.00 Names will be withheld “The thing I liked best ones. He also visited Cass YARD SALE - July 8-9, 9 to supplies Men’s sport coats ...... 5.0 sickening ‘Tom publication upon was the parade Saturday City to see the festival last 5. Lots of children and adult Ladies’ shoes ...... $3.0 ’equest, for an adequate afternoon,” Hendrick said. year. clothing (all sizes). Leisure Living Men’s dress shoes...... $3.00 'cas on. “What I liked second best Children’s shoes ...... $2.00 Free estimates Mr. Editor, “I think it was nice the Bedspreads, drapes and lots The Chronicle reserves was the 1st Marine Band way they had it organized of miscellaneous items. 6556 Divided Highway M-15, Men’s dress pants...... $3.00 As our family gathered for :he right to edit lettersfor concert Sunday evening.” for the two days .” Pine St. 14-7-8-1 south Of M-25 the Churchill reunion in length and clarity. Hendrick saw most of the Phone 872-4205 SALE - Hay City, 517-892-7212 Federated Store your park, I was proud to We will not publish activities both days, but Hendrick is the son of Mr. GARAGE Junior say *is is home town and women’s clotfing and 2-6-24-t f Cass City my thank you letters of (1 thought it would have been and Mrs. Richard Hendrick 2-7-8-1 many other miscellaneous . .-.- --- until ‘1 took a walk on the gpecific nature, for better if it was set up of 6711 Houghton Street. He exerdise trail. is a structural engineer with items too numerous to FOR SALE - White electric instance, from a club dif f erently. FOR RENT - new - electric stove, $25. Must sell by July In 1981, it was so beautiful. than king rnerc hants who “I think it would have been P and K Steel in Grand mention. Also handmade or manual typewriters by Barbie clothes. July 8-9-10, 14, Call after 6 Friday, 872- GAS RANGES - Magic Chef, In IF, it made me sick. donated prizes for a better if everything was on Rapids. the week or month. Also What took someone a lot of ...... 8:30 till 6. 1 mile east of 2591. 2-7-8-1 new, 20 inches and 30 inches. raffle...... leave your typewriters and time and money to create ...... Deford, 1 mile south on other office equipment at - FOR SALE - Red Any color, from $259? had been ruined! Cemetery Road to corner of our store for repair. Used raspberries, 7Oc lb. you pick. Fuelgas Co., four miles ehji 1 hope the persons E. Gilford Road. 14-7-8-1 typewriters for sale. Mc- $1.50 guart we pick. Call of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. 872-3338. 2-7-8-3 2-1-11-tf respbnsible for the mess 3 FAMILY GARAGE Conkey Jewelry. 2-4-6-tf were caught and will be sale - July 8-9, 1O:OO a.m. to made to help not only pay 5:OO p.m., July 10, 10:OO a.m. but have to put some long Shabbona *AreaNews to 1:00 p.m., 4335 West. r- I hours into fixing it up. 14-7-8-1 Find The Service Or Product Marie Meredith Phone 672-9489 YARD SALE - July 9, 1O:W Bonnie Churchill Miller I to dark, July 10, 10 to 5. You Need In This...... Elkton Charcoal grill, pots, pans, I dishes, curtains, linens, F Mr. ad Mrs. John Mrs. Luella Smith attended ++++++ electric welder, tires, lawn \ Council Franzel and family were the open house June 27 for chairs and much more. 5159 LSERVICE DIRECTORY- Thursday supper guests of Mary Helen Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. John Mika Milligan ,Road, Cass City. Mrs. Frances Krause and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. were Tuesday evening 14-7-8-1 action girls. The supper was in Harold Bentley, at Saginaw. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Andy honor of John’s birthday. Mary Helen graduated from Hoagg . SUPER-DUPER 5 family Mr. and Mrs. Richard high school. Ryan, Kevin and Lane yard sale July 8-9, 10 till 6. Ford. ..Better Ideas Croft- Clard Lumber Ine. CUSTOM CABINETRY Clothing, appliances, 2 cribs, For The American Road 872-2141 Dutch made by the Amish wrong Loeding and family, Mr , and Smith spent overnight Cass City crystal Kitchens U.M.W. visiting their grandparents, stereo, Best Line products Anderson Widows Kitchens By Homecrest , Haire : Mrs. Dwight Loeding and Mr Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Smith half price, BB-gun, remote hrtor Locks .Formica Corm *Sinks To those members of the Tuesday and Thursday control toys, plant pots, Sales L Service Profinished Panoline village council who felt they The Shabbona United .Methodist Women will meet evening. Yamaha Enduro 500, kitchen Mon.-Fri. - 8 a.m.-530 p.m. voted in favor of the Beekeeping table and much much more. 6392 Main St. 872-2300 Sat. - 8 a.m.-3 p.m. purchase the Bauman July 14 at the home of Mrs, of Helen Hubbard. The lesson SHOWER 6318 Houghton St. 14-7-8-1 property for the good of the village, you were wrong. to be topic will be by Mrs. Irene Bader 1 When the recent millage and Mrs. Marjorie Caister. The R.L.D.S. Women Roll call, quotation or verse Department sponsored a $40,0OO was defeated. what were McCul loc h Chai nsaw from your favorite psalm. baby shower Thursday Clare’s Sunoco Service ’ you members thinking? at meeting evening in honor of Mrs. Must it be spelled out to you? 1 urie Ups Minor Hepairs Sales & Service When the majority voted not The Thumb area chapter UNITED METHODIST Billie Hoyt and infant son loss in 1 ires Batteries Phone 872-2616 James Glenn. Mrs. Curt Undercoating Grease & 011 to spend any more money of Organic Growers of Mich- Rabideau Motors igan will meet Thursday, A potluck supper was Cleland was in charge of the Certified Mechanic on the school, then do you vandalism Call 872-2470 Farm Division really feel they wanted to July 15, at 7:30 p.m. at the served at the Shabbona evening. home of Chris Wojick, 66181 United Methodist Church spend $41,900 on 1.6 acres of Vandals did an estimated property. Gromer Road, Richmond. June 30 to welcome their Wojick has a “bee farm” Schochs have $40,000 damage to an If you are going to new pastor and family. Rev. electronic cable used in - and the program will be and Mrs. William Rule and 18 S Standard Service represent the people, then reserve junior exploring fix oil and natural I Complete Custoni’Design Service 1 Services listen to them. about beekeeping. son Mick. Those in charge of Phone 872-2342 Anyone interested in gas. Home-Commercial-Industrial Louie J. Salas the evening were Mrs. The vandalism, reported Cass City Area organic farming and gar- Willard Smith and Mrs. champion goat 4266 Oak St: to the sheriff’s department Certified Mechanics Draperies Carpet Furniture TRASH COLLECTION Cass Citv. MI. 48726 dening is invited. Norman Heronemus. Call Collect 313-198-8025 June 26, took place along Complete Car 109 East Grant St "Big Enough To Serve You ” , Lazy Circle S Farm, Van Buren Road between Care Service (across from east side Car0 owned by ‘Mr. and Mrs. Van Geisen and Dixon Road, 01 Court House) 673-6184 Duane Schoch of Dodge north of Reese. Road, Cass City, had the Donald Latusek of the ’ WRECKM SERVlCE reserve junior champion exploration firm of Seiscom buck at the sanctioned goat Delta United told officers the SMALL BIG I shows at Michigan State half-inch cable had been I Village Service Center University June 5-6 and June placed alongside the road, Tires V-Belts Batteries 19-20. He and his crew left at 6:30 Tune Ups Brakes Mutllers INVESTMENT SAVINGS They also won several p.m. June 25 and returned at Certitied Mechanlc Wholesale Distributor a.m. the following day. FREE Large Lighting Showroom first and second place 7:30 In- Town Pick Up 8 Delivery Bad Axe (51 7) 269.6201 awards. He said it appeared the Phone 872-3850 Lapeer (313)664.7521 on Gas Conversion Burners The first show was vandals made a loop in the Car0 (517) 673-6195 I sponsored by. the Goat cable and then hooked it onto Convert to natural gas heat NOW ILovers of Michigan; the a trailer hitch or bumper and and enjoy the return on your invest- second by the Michigan then dragged it. Rieck‘s Auto Parts, Inc. I Tuff-Kote Dim1 I ment with ENERGY SAVING PAY Auto Parts Late Model Automotive Rust Prooting Dairy Goat Association. About 12,000 feet of cable Waxing I BACK in 2 years or less as Wrecks Bought & Sold System 6 month ‘ was on the ground. Damage RockGravel Kote Guards Stone - Running Chip Protection Boards Stop by your local gas company Teletype Service to it was estimated at . HAIR BENDERS office for a no obligation compari- Phone 7-683-2351 $30,000, plus $10,000 to the 51 Sprcioliring in son on the benefits of natural gas (based on 48 monthly payments) 3 miles west of conversion and check our special approximate 12.8 annual “Geophones” attached to the Cr- Stylimg Perms Kingston, MI 48741 Phone 269-9585 , pricing on gas conversion burners. percentage rate cable . Tues. 8 Fri. - 8 a.m. .6p.m. Wed. & Thurs. - 8 a.m. - 830 p.m. 847 S.Van Dyke Bad Axe ~eputiessaid the cable Sat. - 7 a.m.. 3 p.m. VISA Mastrr Ch.arqf* BUSINESS CARDS was all over the road, 6350 Garfield Phone 872.3146 or UH our convenient prymenl plan Horrrs 8 a m to 5 p ni IMonday lhrii t rltl,iyi broken, dragged and AVAIL,ABLE 1-COLUH scratched, 7 OR 2-COLOR Faust Rebuilding Service This space could Southeastern Michigan Cas Company ‘ be yours for Starters *Generators Sandusky 648-2333 as little as $1.25 *Alternators per week. Open8 5 P.M Lour tplpphonq torb a Vour drtw A.M. Chpc k direc for toll free nurnbpr for Saturday 8 A.M. :1 P.’k. I 1’12 miles west of cass City. 8724700 PAGE FIFTEEN CASS CITY, 'MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,1982

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General f General 7 Real Estate] I Notices 1 [ Services ] Services 1 [ Wanted to Buy 1 -I ~ ... [Merchandise] (Merchandise) ForSale ) WANTED - Lady or gentle- FLEENOR APPLIANCE SEWING MACHINE Repair man on Social Security to Service - washer, -dryers, - Parts and accessories. Call WANTED - 6 to 7 ton steel FOR SALE - Tavern, by ROOM FOR RENT - women grain bin. Call 872-3530. only, kitchen privileges, live in with elderly lady. stoves, water he'lters, re- Norm Coates TV 872-3139.8-6-17-tf owner, cash or terms. Call frigerators. 4260 Woodland 6-7-8-1 (517) 635-8608 or (517) very reasonable. Call Must have a car. For more he., Cass City. Phone 872- . ~~ 683-2807. 3-7-1-3 872-2377. 4-6-24-3 information call 313-793- 4982. 5-7-1-3 3697.--I--- 8-4-17-tf-- RETIRED CARPENTER [ To Give Away 1 FOR SALE or RENT - 2 FOR RENT - 2 bedroom will do small carpenter jobs. .~~ ~ 872-2657. 2-6-24-3 Chuck Gage Call Frank McComb 872- STRAWBERRIES - sweet bedrooms, garage, 10 acres. apartment, in town, $175 CHICKEN BARBECUE at FREE - Three cute gold and ' 8-4-22-tf and plentiful. Pick your own $250.00 plus deposit, refer- plus deposit . Call 872-2965. Lamotte Fire Department, Welding Shop 3018. white kittens. Call 665-2430. 'FOR SALE - large double 45 cents Ib. June 25 thru -- white porcelain kitchen sink. ences,. Call (313) 756-0159. 4-7-1 -3 1/4 east of M-53 on Snover Hell-arc welding 7-718-3 mid-July. Open 8 to,6 daily 3-7-1-3 Road, Sunday, July 11, 12-4 Terrasi & Son 'Phone 665-2692. 2-7-1-3 Specializing in aluminum, including Sundays and July FOR RENT - Apartment for p.m. All you can eat, $4.00. Electrical Co. FREE TO GOOD HOME- 4th. Containers furnished. single person, furnished. stainless steel, blacksmith- affectionate long hair black SUNBEAM Master Chef gas HOUSE FOR SALE - 6 Seniprs, $3.50. Under 12, Picnic and play area. For $150 month. See Russ $2.50. Pre-schoolers free. ing, fabricating and radi- New installations and cat with white markings. .grills with cart. $89.95. Fuel- rooms, glasied-in porch, 2 repairs daily picking conditions call Schneeberger at 5-7-1-2 ator repair. Call 872-4729. 7-7-8-3 gas Co, Phone 872-2161, Cass 313-688-3559. Reynolds Berry car garage, on 1 acre, apple Sc linee berger Furniture Electrical heating and City. 2-5-20-t f trees, berry bushes. On Also portable welding Farm, 5861 Cedar Creek Store. 4-7-8-2 All types of welding cooling service Rd., North Branch. 7 miles Berne Rd., 4 miles north of liomes - Farms - Business NEW HOME F-OR RENT - 7U(iZ E. 1)eckervillt. IS& WE ARE taking south of Marlette to Burn- Bad Axe then 1-1/8 miles - Licensed Electrical Orders for raspberries, west. Call 872-2083. 3-7-1-3 close to Cass City. 2 story, 2 Bingo Ikl'urd, AI ic higa n side Rd., 4 miles west and 1yZ Contractor miles south, 3 miles east, I milesouth. bedrooms. $250 per month. Every Sunday Phone 872-2552 mile south. Call 872-2512. 2-6-174 f 278 ACRES of tiled prime References and security de- 8-5-154 CALL AIWY'I'IME: FOR SALE - Old F20 tractor (iW22!) 2-7-8-tf ANTENNA Sales & Service - farmland near Owendale. posit required. Call 872-3055 Every body welcome ~ - -_ I (antique). Phone 872-3764. Cass City Road, Snover Fq SALE - Frolic 19' Tired of watching a snowy Possession in September 4-6-3-tf PIANO TUNING and re- 9-7-8-3 and fall of 1982. Terms, Ted Doors open 6100 p.m. pairing on all, mrfkes . of 8-1-184 travel trailer, sleeps 6,. new picture? Get a new antenna FOR SALE - pony, part J. LaFave & Sons Real ,Bingo at 6:30 p.m. refrigerator, gas or electric, system from Richard's TV- pianos. 20 years' experience, Welsh, gelded, broke for self-cohtained. Call 872-4572. Appliance. Phone 872-2930. Estate, Realtor-Broker, I Notices ! Mmber of the Piano tech- CHAPPEL'S Repair Service Caro, Phone 6734177. 36-3-tf - odd jobs. No job too small. riding. Call 872-3878. 2-7-8-3 2-4-15-tf NEEDED - donation of uyd St. Pancratius nicians Guild. Duane Johns- 375-2510. 8-5-1-tf 9-6-24-3 books, paperbacks, etc.. for ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. Phone Church Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-tf BEAUTIFUL LOTS on US- AAUW annual hook sale. 5-7-5-tl C'ustcim Slaug'hGring - Curing .-I RealEstate ForSale 1 25 in Forestville, near lake, FOR SALE 400 gas Case Call 872-2443, 872-2460 or New Construction Smoking and Processing tractor, John Deere 4 row 3 $15,000 for 4. Call 872- 872-3075 for pick up. 5-6-10-5 ' JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Hem ode1 i n g point cultivator, side rake. 381 1. 3-7-8-3 WATEK KING water soften- er on sale at Fuelgas Com- Additions Call 269-7892. 9-6-24-3 REAL ESTATE -- FOR SALE - by owner - 2 A C&C pany. Free home water (;a ra ges -- SUPER NICE AND IN TOWN bedroom 1971 Academy analysis. 4 east of Cass City Roofing, Siding FOR SALE Case 200 baler, , This is a 3 bedroom, 1%story home. Features full basement trailer on acre, phone .I.L' Shoppe on M-53.Phone 872-2161.s-5-1-tf Polr Buildings good shape, $450. Call ,I+ 658-2332. 'with workshop, An attached garage with opener. Fenced 872-2008. 514 miles south of Classes available F ItFi: E EST I MATES 9-6-24-3 ' back yard with special landscaping. Has paved drive, low Cass City. * 3-6-24-3 utilities and appliances. 131-TO Leiterman Builders Erla'S Packing COO 2841 Van Dyke,Decker, MI 1 ilks Uitj, Michigar1 Free Estimates (:ass City , Livestock Phone 872-2.525' Dick Frla 1 NEED 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS? Phonr Xk2-3721 1 'hone KitL-2 1 !)I We have it - in this well kept older home on a double corner on roofing, siding, Call after5 p.m. . FOR SALE - Registered C'andy and rake Ikcorating insulation, aluminum doors 1,icensed and Insured 8-1I-2-tl 4 I Ownerquarter leaving horse, foryears college. old. lot. Large dining room with built-in bookcase. Has a large ~ -- country kitchen and separate utility room. Patio out back Supplies. Molds and Fillings. FOR RENT I 3 bedrooms, and windows and aluminum 8-4-15tf, ELMER- H. FRANCIS, li- and garden spot. . 158-TO 1% baths home in Cass City. or Fiber Glass awnings. Call 872-3677. 10-7-8-3 Open !) till f; New natural gas furnace. s-1 2-30-t f CASS CITY NEW LISTING Available July 15. Phone PACERS AND Trotters for 2 bedrooms are offered in this 1 story home, also features 872-4377. After 5 call 872- sale. Call 872-3622. 10-7-1-3 new insulation, new roof, new woodburner (11 face cord of 2248. 4-7-1-2 LOST - ChMd's glasses on --_-- , wood included), newer kitchen, priced to sell in the thirties --I--- way home from school. If k'11011 t' iW-741~) 8- lo-itf [HebWanted) on assumption with a low down payment. 228-TO HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 bed- found, call 872-3034 after FAGAN'S THUMB Carpet rooms, 5 miles south of Cass 5:30. 5-7-1-3 *) -d 21 11 * Cleaning - Dry foam or GOOD WITH PEOPLE? Put --____-_ steam. Also upholstery and SECLUDED CAR0 COUNTRY City, 81~east. Referenceand your talents to work - WANTED ~ A ride to Delta Carpet and wall cleaning. Free Esti- Unique chalet on approximately 3 surveyed acres in a very deposit required. (313) I, ROBERT COHYELL, am they're worth $$$with Avon. ' private setting. Home features 2 'bedrooms,very well College Monday, Tuesday Linoleum .I mates. Call toll free 1-800- Call now 872-2525 or write 672-9589. 4-6-24-3 not responsible for any debts and Thursday for classes ' insulated, heated with wood with backup electric if ------other than my' own as of Inst a 11a tion 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We Virginia Seroka, 2841 N. Van from 8 a.&. to 2 p.m. Julie welcome BankAmericard - ' necessary, low utility bills, Andersen windows, home was APARTMENT TO RENT- April 5, 1982. 5-7-1-2 Dyke, Decker, Mi. 48426. Vargo, phone 872-3646. ~ CALI, FOR FREE Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf Q built is 1980. Come in and set your own appointment to look 3 rooms and bath. Utilities ~ 1 1-6-24-3 I at this One. Land contract terms available. 213-CY 5-7-1-3 furnished. Private. 1st floor. Quilting Classes ------SHARPENING SERVICE - J Call 872-3169. -~--- 4-7-8-3 ESTIMATE WANTED - Someone to stay SUNNYat SIDE OF I WILL NOT BE respons- from paring knives to buzz with elderly lady jn her Mdeod Reelty, Inc. J APARTMENT FOR RENT- saw blades. If it's dull, let ible for any debts other than home. Call 213-672- 2 bedrooms, gas heat, air Warju's Flooring TtlE: STREET my own. Patrick J. Hayes. Ed sharpen it. Low rates, 9629. 11-7-8-3 630 N. State, Caro, Phone 673-6106 J conditioning. $225 per month July 20 - Dresden Plate 5-7-8-2 professional service, guar- 8498 871-4567 -- 872-3207 State Kd., Millington, Phone J plus utilities. Reference re- July 27 - Grandmother's Phone anteed work, 2 miles south, LADY WANTED to live in HAPPY 30th BIRTHDAY, 8-6-17-4 J quired. Call after 6 872-3535, F1 wer Garden 1 4 west of Cass City. 5870 W. with elderly lady. Phone J Connie Klinkman. - 872-4509. 11-6-24-3 -- ~-----___ 4-7-8-3 Aug. 10 - Log Bbin Congratulations on making AND Exterior Kelly Road, Cass City, 872- FOR RENT - large one it to the corner! (Please help 4512. Ed also does arc weld- J Each class $16.00 painting - Install windows, IEi bedroom apartment, 1st her across the street 5-7-8-1when ing and custom trailer8-11-5-tf build- 3 EQUAL HOUSING REALTOR j includes materials [Work Wanted] J ~ fa you--- see her..-___--_- ) drywall, panelling, ceiling ing . OPPORTUNITY floor. $180.00 monthly plus J security deposit. Call Pre-reg is t ra t ion required tile. etc. Theron Esckilsen, LAWNS MOWED - Call Commercial Resident ial-Farm 3-7-8-1 J FOUND - May 23 - pretty, HORSESHOEING - all ,J - 872-4377. After 5 call 872- Phone 872-2070 4314 Maple 'St., Cass City. 872-3709 evenings. 12-6-24-3 JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJIJ friendly, blonde and white Phone 872-2302. 8-12-24-tf breeds, hot, cold and cor- -- "d 2248. 4-7-1-2 5-7-1-3 angora cat. Possibly de- rective, founders and quar- WANTZED - Will paint clawed. Call 872-3807. Ken Martin ter cracks. Graduate of OSC. houses,872-2423. reasonable.12-6-24-3 Call 5-6-24-3 Charles Becker Jr. Call 517- Electric, Inc. 658-8756. 8-7-1-3 FOR SALE BY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE LOST - tan and black puppy, lies I cl e I I t I a I il I 1d C: o rn 11 I e r*ci a 1 WOULD LIKE lawn boy's pet. 3 miles east, 114 \Iiring Auctioneer mowing jobs. Steve and ATTENTION RETIREES! ! ! In Cass City ---- near Catholic * FOR RENT: PARTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT --. south, corner of Pringle and Darren Ross. Call 872-3620. Church - one story home - natural gas heat - large utility Main St., Cass City, Michigan, $200.00. Immehiate Greenland Roads. Last seen 12-7-8-3 Possession. I Thursday night. Reward. . mom to rear of home; plus storage building for garden SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD boy .tools, etc. Extra large living room and dining area - all this Call-- 872-3337. -- 5-7-8-1 b'rw Est 1111 at us Cornplctu Auctioneering SPECIAL! ! ! ! Reduced from $56,500 to $43,500.00 for would like job baling hay+ for $20,000.00. Service Handled Anywhere. Call 8'72-2340. 12-7-1-3 Immediate sale - one story 3 bedroom home with wall Phone 1152-41 14 We Make All Arrangements. to wall carpeting; basement; laundry room off bath- :*IN CAS$ CITY: Very neat 2 bedrooms (possible third) ll!r Puzzled? - .IMU liurds Corner ltoad Our Experience Is Your WILL DO FARM or handy- :bhthrooms; FIREPLACE plus wood burning stove; large room; very neat in and out - large barn; granary; 5 8- IO4I Assurunce. ACRES - frontage on 2 roads - Immediate possession, man work by the day, week kitchen; natural gas furnace; rear porch enclosed; garage Give a gift subscription to or hour, Call 872-4093. 12-7-84 attached; large lot - FMHA approved - possible mortgage VA Loan ---- $43,500.00. FOR QUICK reliable solid Ira, David & The CaSS City Chronicle 313-648- EXPERIENCED RIDER, , ' dssumption - $32,000.00. waste pick up, call IDFAL FOR THE,RETIREES OR STARTER HOME: In 3738. Mid-Thumb Sanitary Martin Osentoski will break horses and Cass City ---- 6 rooms - 2 bedrooms; wall to wall carpet- Birthdays, a nni v er s a r ies , . Landfill, lnc, 8-3-18-26 Phone ponies, have references, . RESTAURANT FOR SALE: Lots of parking, well equipped Cass City 872-2352 Collect - ideal husband and wife operation. ing; natural gas heat - 14x20' garage plus utility building - reasonable rates, Call very .neat in and out - your inspection invited! ! ! ! Asking RICH'S DISPOSAL - Resi- 872-2478. 12-6-24-3 $24,900.00, sellers will hold land contract. Gift card mailed with dential and Commercial WILL DO house cleaning, ' 5 ACRES with lots of RIVER FRONTAGE ---- RANCH baby sitting and laundry. TYPE homc with 3 bedrooms; large FAMILY ROOM; each order Rubbish Removal. Contain- NEW LISTING!!! In Cass City: STATELY room home Reasonable rates. Call wood-burning stove in living room ; SMALL BARN only 1 % 7 5-10-15-3 er service available. Call [ Card of Thanks with 1% Bathrooms; gas fired-forced hot water heating 872-54 10. 8-6-24-3 < miles from Cass City ---priced to sell at $52,500. 683-2233. We empty barrels system; OPEN STAIRWAY - formal dining room; corner Services 1 in the alley. 8-2-12-tf THANKS TO members of - I\ 4.-ACRES beautifully landscaped - Birch, Cfimson, Maple, lot nicely landscaped; home is in sound condition garage - J ARMSTEAD the old settlers reunion for Offered to you for Immediate Sale at $45,000.00. the flowers sent me.13-7-8-1 Lena I Pines, etc. Very neat mobile home furnished; 68' deep well INSULATION - blown wood Repair ALUMINUM with own water system; building approximately 12x30' for cellulose - attic, any kind of TV Patch. I Allmakes FREE ESTIMATES .animals; well fenced for young cattle; fruit trees, straw- IN CASS CITY: STATELY 4 BEDROOM home - exception- sidewalls, wood. brick. Aluminum and vinyl' DEAR MIKE, We do thank berries, raspberries, storm cellar - taxes $209.00. Owner 83 ally well cared for - Formal Dining Room; Library with siding. Get the you €or carrying our chairs many built-in shelving and cabinets; kitchen remodeled - Antenna and Towers (free siding, roofing, eave years old -wants quick sale - $35,000.00. job done professiopally. Call troughs, replacqment win- at the parade. God bless you. 1% BATHROOMS: Natural gas furnace, plus ENERGY estimates). Appliance Repair. Joe Mellendorf. 673-7407 or dows, storm windows and Your mother should be DOERR ROAD --- 3 Acres ----- $11,OOO.00. MATE woodburning heating system; plus 24x36' garage & 375-2727 anytime up to 9:30 proud of you. We are. We are h workshop - aluminum sided; IDEAL for Real Estate Office, 31 3-67 2-9440 doors. p.m. Only 1st quality material somebody's mother too. Insurance Office, etc. on Main St. Your inspectioN 8-6-17-4 Call Any Time Margarette Lowe, Donna 1.3 - used. ACRES invited! ! ! Krohn of Bad Axe. 13-7-8-1 NEAR CASS CITY: 1.3 Acres - Country Home - Brick - wet BLOCK, BRICK and cement AL'S TV SALES W or kmanship guaranteed :plastered - over $ll,ooO.eO spent en remodeling - garage 2.1 ACRES between Cass City & Caro on Dutcher work. Also chimney repair & SERVICE . in writing. THE WUTZKE FAMILY attachM - new yall to wall carpeting; new bathroom; all Road ---- 3 bedroom home (mobile home) plus 8x48' additioni and cleaning. State licensed. 1453 Main St, Licensed contractor. would like to thank the Cass mgdern kitchen with beautiful cabinets; basement; nicely ---- 1 year old furnace; 2% car'garage - aluminum storms Free estimates. Call Karl Snover, Mich. Call evenings 872-3320 City Fire Department for landscaped ----- REDUCED FROM $52,500.00 to $45,000.00 and screens; laundry room; small basement; lots of Pine Weippert Jr. '872-3749. Al and Bryan Pudelko or 872-3863, their promptness and their for immediate sale! ! ! ! Situated at 5446 Schwegler Rd., trees - near Cass River --- all this for $17,500. HURRY! ! ! 8-7-8-3 88-3-tf 8-7-8-tf professional way of handling Cass City, Mich. HURRY!!! B AND B Refrigeration - NORM COATES TV - Re- AREA REPRESENTATIVE the fire in our home on June Repair all makes of wash- pairing most makes. Call for cable TV and HI30 can 19. Their action prevented EXECUTIVE HOME IN THE COUNTRY: Close in to Cass 2.5 ACRES: Between Cass City & Bad Axe - Ranch type ers, driers, refrigerators, 872-3139. 1 mile south, 1/2 save you money on our home from receiving City - 2 ACRES (more land available). QUADLEVEL home home with FIREPLACE - 3 bedrooms; 1M bathrooms; freezers and ranges. Call mile east on Elmwood Road, installation charges! 872- excessive damage. Once 6 years old - 4 bedrooms; 3lh BATHROOMS; BRICK FIRE- many other features; attached garage; small barn; Caro 673-6125. 8-5-1-t f Cass City. 8-6-17-tf 4245. 8-7-8-3 again thank you all. 13-7-8-1 PLACE plus woodburning stove; Formal Dining Room - $48,500.00 terms . LARGE REDWOOD DECK - 2 car garage attached; Many . built-ins in kitchen; SWIMMING POOL; PATIO - POND - ATTENTION NEWLYWEDS & RETIREES!! ! ! Your inspection invited! ! ! Sellers will finance - on land In Cass City: One story comfortable home with aluminum contract. See it today! ! ! siding ; natural gas furnace ; basement ; dining room ; 1l/2 car garage; walking distance to schools, playground, GAINOR'S MEAT PACKING 1.7 ACRES: Situatedon highway -near Cass City - 1% story churches, stores, etc. Distant owner wants quick'sale - I frame home with aluminum siding; wall to wall carpet- Terms. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Reduced from $27,500 1 mile\ north, 1 mile west of Bad Axe ing; Oak cabinets in kitchen; raised hearth for wood-burn- to $23,500 for quick sale! ! ing stove; new natural gas furnace; basement - 30x45'- building for horses, etc. Many other features! ! ! ! Offered to you for $39,500.00. NEAR CASS CITY! ! ! 65 ACRES: 1% story very attractive home with Bay Win- 7.5 ACRES: on blacktop road - One story home 24x44', lots dow and many features - 1-year-old wood-burning furnace; of kitchen cabinets plus large eating area; 1% bathrooms; nicely landscaped; 55 acres tillable; creek thru property; Hogs are Scalded - Wood furnace plus oil furnace; home is 10 years old - 22x24' 36x80' tool shed with concrete floor; L-shaped barns; 4 not Skinned garage; plus PARKLIKE GROUNDS - some woods, Birch, Horse stalls; lots of room for feeders; poultry house; near PORK & BEEF daple, Pine, etc. Offered to you for $55,000.00. Cass City --- going into business Sellers will finance! ! ! ! See,Callo;writeto: BaAmCalks Real Estate B.A. Calka, Realtor 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Mi. 48726 Telephone 1-517-872-3355

- LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL TYPESOF REAL ESTATE WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES AT 6% (517) 269.81 61 or (51 7) 269.9375 or Dave Reed at ' - IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES An@ Equal 872-28275-11-20-tf Serving the Thumb Area for over 29 years )Pportunity Lender 0 E ALTO R* 1 I PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 8,‘1982 CITY CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Ag Expo at MSU

More than 300 commercjal area in a typical farm testing service, and demon- farm exhibits and 50 acres of operation, including irriga- strations on container gar- field tillage demonstrations tion systems, field machin- dening, highlight Ag. Expo ’82, the ery, dairy equipment and Another segment will L largest farm show of its type supplies, livestock handling daily field tillage demon- in Michigan. equipment, grain harvest- strations from 1-4 p.m, Expo, July 20-22 at Mich- ing, handling and storage Expo is free. Visitors will systems, sprayers, build- Lots of talk lately about igan State University, is find plenty of free parking at Cycle.” expected to attract more ings, seed, and fertilizer “zero coupon” bonds. This “The Slow Elasticity Bull the main Expo site at the than 40,000 visitors. The supplies and services. corner of Mt. Hope Road and column reported on them Case.” At least 18 univeqsity edu- several months ago, but the event will be supplemented Farm Lane. “Will the Oversteering by a variety of campus tours cational exhibits are being ones that came out this Subcycle be Dampened?” planned. These include an Details of Expo may be winter were taxable and educational exhibits. We applied our Fog Index The 30 acres of machin- insect identification and obtained from county Co- corpora,te bonds. to the first page. The index ery displays will represent control clinic, free soil test- operative Extension Servir The taxable zeros are measures how clear the text almost every mechanized ing and irrigation water salt- offices. 1 attractive for pension funds is. The answer is a number *- and for persons with which tells how many years individual retirement -of schooling are necessary accounts (IRA1, because to understand the writing. there is no current For this notable example, tax to pay. the Fog Index reading came If an individual or a up with 43 years! It would taxable business owns them, take you 43 years of the holder has to pay the schooling to be.able to figure average gain in worth of the out what the fellow is bond as it marches toward saying. maturity. 1’11 have to go back to the Example: A 10-year bond classroom for 26 more is bought at 30. Each year years. Somehow I don’t €or 10 years, one-tenth of the think it’s worth the effort. differense of 70 points is P.S.: A’bond trader we ALL SHOOK UP -- “Karizma” (left1, possibly Tuscola taxed; seven percent, in this know snapped up some for County’s only belly dancer, entertained the audience at case. his kinfolk, He says that Now, tax-exempt zero when some of the sharpies Saturday evening’s revue in front of the football stadium coupons are coming out. At from Memphis and South grandstand. Her “assistants” were Jim Dolecki, who was this writing, Michigan Florida get trading in these drafted out of the audience, and mistress of ceremonies Housing and Finance things there are some great Authority brought out some, mark-ups. Five or six Dolly Tracy. YOU could buy a bond at 20 points, he guesses. and in 1996 it would pay off at par, or 100; no tax in the Loma Ettling meantime, or at maturity. Such a bqnd is classified an passes away “original discount” bond, and therk is no capital gain in California to pay, ever. E.F. Hutton was due to Lorna Ettling of Concord, bring out an issue of Tampa One Accord, a musical Their music ranges from and South *Bend.Founded in Calif., died Monday in ensemble from Bethel contemporary to the tra- 1947, Bethel is accredited by zero coui)ons to finance a Concord. sewer project. Last winter College , Mishawaka, Ind. ditional anthems of the the North Central Associ- Mrs. Ettling is the former will perform at Deford church. Coached by Pro- ation of Colleges and the MaSsachusetts Bay Lorna Reagh, daughter of Transportatioq Authority Community Church, 1392 fessor Donald Schwing, the Schools. Mrs. Laura Reagh of Cass Kingston Rd., Saturday, A major some zeros, and they students are traveling as wide variety of issued City. July loth, at 7100 p.m. sold at a big premium over Bethel College represent- are offered leading to either Little’s Funeral Home is in The group consists of eight atives this summer. an Associate of Arts degree conventiohal bonds. Too big, charge of arrangements, singers, including the I thought, but the public Bethel College is*afour-year or a Bachelor of Arts degree. which were incomplete as of pianist; all continuing Christian liberal arts college This year’s enrollment is sna ped them up. press time. students at the college. “Rey’re handy things if located between Mishawaka over 400. Adv. you want to set aside some funds for +I child’s schooling 10 or 15 yebrs down the road. In effect your investment is automatically compounded, and you have no reinvestment problems. The publicity given them 1 think is great. It reminds people of the great power of compound interest. For 20 cents todsy you’ll get $1 back in 19 years. It beats working. “But you need our research,” say the conventional stock brokers, as they sneer at the discounter$ who simply__ buy- and sell stocks. Well, we get some of these research reports. One came in the othel“ day from Bache Beer sales wofit Halsey Stuart Shields, Inc. II In year padt we have done a 1 lot of business with this firm. The title was “Monetary estimates Perspective’’ ; the author below was Richard Hoey, a certified fipancial analyst. during the 1981 festival, Large crowds turned out to Here are !titles of three according to two exhibitprs view the show of,power by who also sold their wares the hill on the ncjrth end of last year. the park. (See separate More people didn’t story. ) AC‘C‘0HI)ING TO VASS necessarily translate into Pi%/80R13 Whitewall Plus more sales, however. City police, there were no $1 53 FEf And old tire Bonnie Peke said she sold major problems during the more of her stuffed dolls and extended weekend of Barbie Doll clothes than she festivities. did a year ago. “Everything went Melvin McFarland Sr. of smooth,” said patrolman construction Rescue Road, Cass City, said Ken Schott. “We had no * Sure-footed traction, problems with traffic or sales of his lapidary rain or shtne Note’ Rib co (polished stones 1 objects, crowds. This was one of the jewelry and gifts were down more quiet festival from last year, which he felt weekends we have had. ” was probably a reflection of The local police force had the economy. help from the sheriff’s posse Low Prices on Mrs, Petee, a resident,of at the beer tent and at the High-Performonce Swartz Creek, ‘near Flint, horse and tractor shows and Ecrgle ST Rudials. added that in driving here Schott thinks that helped to Saturday morning, it was keep things calm. pouring rain until she There was , some reached North Branch. confiscation of fireworks Some exhibitors also had from individuals during the their booths open Sunday, weekend, but no one was SUNDAY AFTERNOON, cited for possession or use, Special tread design lor positive people gathered along Main he said. traction on wet and dry roads Street for the second parade Weaver’ thought the Dpwndable ~rformance festivgl had a . good of the festival. Sale ends Saturday- The 1st Marine Band foundation for a two-day marched down Main Street, event . stopping at the corner “The first horse show went - of Seeger and Main to give a very well and the crowds for Save Like Never Before m Newell Harris minute concert to the both of the parades and the Radial handling, mileage, and band concert were very crowd that had gathered. fuel efficiency in an off-road tire Later in the day, the band good,” he said. staged a concert in the park. There were only minor C TRACKER LT SAL E! that was developed, tested and The two-hour show was problems throughout the I proven in the world’s most gruel- weekend. “Just fantastic,” according ing off-road races. Two strong to Gloria Ouvry, who was in , Weaver said the Marine i charge of the effort to get the Band may return next year, steel belts over a polyester cord $55Size €78~14Blackwall AMPSHIRE AGENCY, INC. but not for the Fourth of Marine Band to perform at Load Range C Plus body, outline letter labeling, 6815 E. Main Cass City Ph. 872-2688 July. Open dates for the 52 61 FET No trade needed Cass City for the Fourth. white on one sidewall, black on The band played for two band are either in early June The light truck favorite or late August. that’s all muscle G78-15 TL $60.00 53 10 the other. hours and its dancers The strenath of lona- H78-15 TL IS6560 -# - - I I I t339 It‘ you don’t light up. Auto-Owner5 performed American Bulletin wearing nylon cord- L78-15 clogging, a Civil War dance - The dependability of cban lighten up on your Life lnsurancc The cause of a Wednesday bias-ply constrwtion and other dances. morning fire at the home of 9 50-16 5 984.20 Sa~endrssturctsy. I 750-16 I C I TT I $72.00 $332 More than 1,200 persons Don Little is still r ha watched the performance. undetermined but Low Monthly paymentsd “The show the band put on firefighters did know for Car card for ldentilicetron and honcirpd nnly at G-year Aulo Servrce CenfefS was more than I expected it sure it started in the kitchen. A ,I Use dny of thosf* wdys to buy Goodycur Rcvolving Charge Account to be,” said Mrs. Ouvry: The entire house at 5530 Maslc>rCard - Visa - AmPricarl E xprt’ss Carte Blanchti “They very much exceeded Severance Road was gutted Diner5 Cluh Cdsh my expectations. I was real and suffered structural [z] pleased.” *r Their showmanship was damageElklandfought the asTownship blaze. firefighters and fromCaro excellent and she added that GOOD/YEAR. she was very: happy they Strong winds Wednesday were here. contributed tol the speed at AUTO - FARM SERViCE CENTER The tractor pull was the which the fire spread 6168 W. 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