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CASS CITY CHROPVTSprirzgpo* %Po r[,1‘t J3 illdcL x 4E VOLUME78, NUMBER52 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 Twenty-five cents 49284 AENTS Teacher rehired Pickets’ protests effective at 0-G When members of the Gage she said,‘“yes.” “Mr. Wright (not at the Kropewnicki said that a Owen-Gage School Board Board member Pat Gos- meeting) proceeded to tell discipline problem, a fight arrived at their meeting lin explained that at the last me that I had the potential between two students at the Monday night they were meeting Kropewnicki re- to be an excellent start of the year, and a let- ter from Wright re- greeted by about 60 picket- fused to comment on her teacher..,he told me Mr, ers, protesting what they resignation. He asked if she Erickson had me pegged as primanding her for having felt was a forced resigna- would tell the board why a troublemaker,’*Kropew- students sitting on her desk, tion of a high school she resigned. nicki said. She added that were cited by Erickson. teacher. She explained that she re- Wright recommended she Later on Kropewnicki At 8:OO p.m. the protes- ceived a ‘letter from not fight Erickson’s deci- explained students were ters, students, parents and Erickson stating that he sion and that Erickson sitting on her desk, discus- teachers of the school dis- woulddismissed, recommend she be would make it impossible sing a personal problem trict put away their signs, for her to get another job. ‘Please_- turn to page 16. went into the meeting, and voiced their opinion about the resignation of Catherine Kropewnicki, a high school special educa- tion teacher. Kropewnicki had turned in her resignation at the Msrch 11 school board meeting. Her resignation stated she was leaving CRAWFORD ROAD at the intersection of Kelly Road. southeast of Cass City, Owen-Gage to seek employ- was a veritable lake Saturday afternoon. Area residents said the water was as ment elsewhere or to further her education. At high as they had ever seen it. It was Monday before the water receded and the that meeting, Kropewnicki corner was passable again, (More pictures, page 9). refused to comment on what events led to her resig- nation and if she was pres- sured to resign. The board tabled a motion to accept her resignation until they Candidates file petitions had an opportunity to inves- tigate the situation. At Monday’s meeting, Don Dorsch, Owendale, presented the board with for school board DoBts about 300 petition signa- tures, asking the board to 15 Monday was the final day the positions 01 Hen HOD~I’L In the Owen-Gage School April school board meet- request Kropewnicki to ing. withdraw her resignation, for persons interested in and Thresa Burnette are to District, the positions of expire June 30. Hobart has Leona LaFave and Joseph In the Kingston School and that the board grant running for a school board her tenure. On the March 11 Isition to turn in the re- turned in his petition. Bur- Warack will expire this District, four candidates will be vying for two posi- agenda, Kropewnicki, a WHEN OWEN-GAGEschool board members arrived at quired petition signatures nette is not seeking reelec- year. Both have turned in tion. Allan Hartwick, De- petitions for reelection. tions. Incumbent Louis second-year teacher, and their meeting Monday night they were greeted by students, to be placed on the June 10 five other teachers were to school board election bal- ford, has decided to seek a Also seeking a position on Wenzlaff, Kingston, is seek- parents and teachers, carrying picket signs protesting the ins reelection. Janet be voted on by the board for lot * position on the board. The the board is Mary Ann school will not have a mil- Abbe, Gagetown. There Grieve has decided not to tenure or an extension of resignation of special education teacher Catherine Krop- On the Cass City School seek reelection. Richard C. their probationary status. District board of trustees, lage or bond request on the will not be a bond or millage ewnicki, ballot. request on the ballot. Lance, Kingston; Jeff New- All were approved, except In the Ubly School Dis- ton, Mayville, and Marlene for Kropewnicki. Because trict the position of Julia Powell, Kingston, have also of the resignation the board Contract renewed Heilig will expire. She will turned in petitions to be did not act on her tenure. Sap to syrup, be uncontested in the elec- placed on the June 10 ballot. Owen-Gage Superinten- tion. A four-mill, one-year re- dent Ronald Erickson ad- The school board has not newal request will be dressed the audience, about decided if they will put a placed on the ballot. 125 students, parents and millage request on the bal- All positions are four- teachers, explaining that fails the board and the voters of Wright ouster kids see it all lot. A request for a two-mill year terms. Petition forms increase was defeated at a with at least 20 signatures the district have worked hard to see that Owen-Gage Wayne Wright’s future as ously approved a new one- After several minutes of Eighty-five third grade son is always the best sap, March 26 special election. had to be turned in to the The board will decide if the’ school district superinten- has been allowed to con- Owendale High School prin- year contract for both. The discussion between board students from the Campbell Tuckey said. “It has a tinue to operate. He added cipal was put to the test board policy is to grant only members and the audience, Elementary School had the higher sugar content.” millage request is to be dent’s office Monday by placed on the ballot at an 4:oO p.m. that the board members Monday night, when board one-year contracts to ad- Salcido withdrew her mo- opportunity to see, taste Early sap requires less have risked personal liabil- member Donna Salcido ministrators. Both Britt tion to not renew Wright’s and smell how the maple boiling to produce syrup. ity to keep the district from made a motion that the dis- and Erickson were at the contract. syrup they pour on their Sap taken later in the sea- being absorbed into other trict not renew Wright’s meeting. Wright was away Brinkman made a motion ancakes is produced. Re- son, bud sap, has a lower school districts. yearly contract. on vacation. All three ad- that Wright be given a one- cently the students of Mrs. sugar content, and is used “I am not-surehow much The motion, made at the ministrators were granted year contract. Goslin sup- Lovejoy, Mrs. Iseler and for candies and cookies. animosity there is out there regular April board meet- a salary increase at a ported the motion. Mrs. Tuckey’s classes were Tuckey said because the towards the board, but they ing, was seconded by board November school board Goslin added that he felt taken on a “real” field trip late sap requires more boil- have worked long and hard member Joseph Warack. meeting. Wright was doing an “ex- to the James Tuckey Jr. ing time, the syrup has a to see that the best deci- After seconding the motion, cellent job” as principal at Board members JaCK farm, to see how maple dark color, like molasses. sions were made,” Warack explained he has Owendale. “I don’t want to Brinkman, Pat Goslin and trees are tapped, and how Syrup that is produced Erickson said. “And so that been told that Wright has sit here and take a chance syrup is produced from the from early sap has an is why it is extremely dif- been telling “different Leona LaFave. along wih Erickson,members of andthe audienceseveral of losing him,” Goshsaid. clear sap. amber color. The Tuckeys ficult to look out there and tales,” and that he doesn’t The roll call vote ended Tuckey and his father, take sap only during the see many, many of those like that. in Wright’s favor, 5 to 2. early part of the season. offered their support for James Tuckey Sr., have people who fought hard for Salcido and Warack cast Salcido~. said there are too :en producing syrup from “We do it for a hobby, so we this school, now seemingly Wright. the no votes. the maple trees that grow don’t push the season,” he to be on the other side.” many conflicts, and that Wright tells students one Brinkman said that he Also at the board meet- on his Cedar Run Road added. Audience members told ing, Kim Olszak, daughter Tuckey has taps in his thing, and parents another. didn’t feel it was right to farm for five years. 262 Erickson that they were not discuss it when Wright was of Mr. and ‘Mrs. John maple trees. From these Tuckey learned how to against the school, or the Only a few moments ear- not at the meeting to defend Olszak, was named as stu- make maple syrup on his taps he will produce 30 gal- board, but they wanted the lier, Salcido made motions himself. Brinkman added dent of the month. Olszak grandfather’s farm in lons of syrup this year. Nor- board to address the peti- to renew administrative that while Wright may have has been a Student Council Canada. “It was always a mally they produce 50 gal- tions presented to them. contracts for Superinten- president, class president, lons a year. made mistakes, “he has his lot of fun,” Tuckey recalled “We will discuss this, and dent Ronald Erickson and good points, too.” was elected the 1984 about helping his grand- Because the sap is about everyone will have an op- Gagetown Elementary “I think he has done a Homecoming Queen, and father. portunity to say what they 80 percent water, it takes 40 School Principal William super job in the capacity he has participated in high At the end of February, gallons of sap to produce want to say,” Erickson Britt. The board unanim- was hired in,” LaFave said. school sports for four years. T as soon as the weather one gallon of syrup. The sap said. “If we are in error, we oegins to warm up, the Tuc- will make a change.” must be boiled for about 10 keys start tapping the large “There is a teacher here, hours to produce six gallons her job is on the line,” maple trees. of syrup. Tuckey explained Tuckey drills a 7/16-inch Dorsch, holding the peti- that sap begins to boil at 210 Deering Packing tions, said. “They are back- hole, three inches deep, into to 212 degrees, depending the tree, then drives the ing that teacher because on the weather conditions. they heard her side of the metal tap in. Tuckey It must be heated seven explained that only a small story. We are not against more degrees before the school, and we are not amount of the sap that the enough of the water has loss set at $250,000 tree produces is taken, so been evaporated to produce against this board. We the tree is not damaged. A came to support this Harold Deering, when they were wakened about future plans for the mall maple tree may only syrup. Mayville, estimated the The syrup is then poured teacher. She’s ‘a good by a phone call to tell them plant, A about it. one tap. large tree, through a paper and a cloth teacher with very high re- loss in the fire that com- Deering is a former resi- 24 inches in diameter or filter, and taken to the commendations from you pletely destroyed Deering It was so bright in our dent of Deford and was a Packing Co. Monday at room, from the fire, Deer- larger, may have five taps. house to be sterilized and and Mr. Wright (Owendale well-known farmer in the Tuckey explained that High School principal ) ” ing said, that we didn’t need bottled . . $250,000. area. during the day the temper- Several audience mem- The plant, located at 4808 to turn on the light to see ature has to be about 32 de- Tuckey is finished with bers asked Kropewnicki if E. Mayville Road, a mile that the clock said it was GRASS FIRE grees or warmer before the .this year’s syrup produc- she was being forced pr northeast of Silverwood, 3: 19. sap starts to run. “It is kind tion. He has to stop to FIELD TRIP - 86 third grade students from pressured to resign. was in flames when fire Deering, the owner of the The Elkland Township of finicky stuff,” Tuckey get ready to plant crops to the Campbell Elementary School, Cass City, “At the time I resigned, I fighters from Clifford ar- plant, reported that there Fire Department re- said. The sap may run when feed his dairy herd. took a tour of the James Tuckey farm to see was put under pressure,” rived. The Mayville depart- was only a little insurance sponded to a grass fire at the temperature is below “It’s a hobby, and it is Kropewnicki said, speak- ment was called to assist. on the building. the Jim Dorland residence, freezing, if it is a sunny day, relaxing, but it doesn’t how maple syrup is gathered and produced. ing publicly for the first The Deerings, who live The cause of the fire is 691 W. Deckerville Rd., .nd the wind isn’t blowing. complement dairy farm- James Tuckey Jr. bores a hole in a maple tree’ time. When asked if she about 40 rods from the under investigation. Deer- Cass City, Tuesday at 11 :45 *:‘The first sap of the sea- ing,” Tuckey said. to hang another pail for sap collection. wanted to stay at Owen- plant, learned about the fire ing said that he is uncertain Please turn to page 13. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I I Hills and Dales i Cass City General Hospital d Social andpersonal Items Born April 1, to Mr. aid Mrs. Wallace (JoAnh) Phone Wiles, Cass City, a girl, Mrs. Reva Little 872-3698 Kristen May.

__ ___ - ~~~ . Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Mrs. Don Lorentzen and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley EN3 and Mrs. Eugene Stine were Friday evening Mrs. Marie Jetta were Kirn and Mrs. Mick Kirn Kady of Chesapeake, Va., visitors at the Ivan Stine guests of Anne Marie visited Stanley’s mother, have moved to 1636 Kings- home near Ubly . Lorentzen in Saginaw for Esther Kim, at Chelsea ton Ave., Apt. 4, Norfolk, Easter. Monday. Va . 23503. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Little had their entire family with Mr. and Mrs. John Sting Mr. and Mrs. Juan Med- Mrs. Paul Craig, Mrs. Thomas Wood and Harry them for Easter including and daughter Jennifer of rano, in West Germany, are Reva M. Little, Mrs. Tom Mrs. K.Ivan MacRae had Miller, Gagetown ; Karen Little and Scott Lafayette, Ind., spent the the parents of a daughter, Doran and son Brian were as Easter guests, her McDaniel of Lansing, Mr. Rachel Manuela, born Candy Taylor, Cindy Jas week end with Mrs. Sting’s luncheon guests April 3 of daughter and family, Mr. ter, Caro; and Mrs. Stuart Venema parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle April ’ 3 weighing seven Mr. and Mrs. Alva McNeil, and Mrs. Tom Zorn and MayvilleMrs. Hazel; Docherty and daughters, Mr. and Lounsbury, and Mr. Sting’s pounds and nine ounces. ,Bristol Rd. daughters, Kari and Sara, Mrs. Dennis Little and chil- She joins two brothers, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ot- of Flushing, Miss Alexan- George Nowakowski, De- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Dean tomar Sting, near Owen- Curt, 9, and Jason, 7. Twenty-two senior citi- dria MacRae of Bad Axe Little and baby, and Grandparents are Elmer ford ; Mr. dale. zens met for the noon lunc- and br. June MacRae of Mrs. Kathy Finn, Akron; Mrs. David Little and three and Janet Francis of Cass heon Monday at the meal- Gagetown. children, Cass City, and Suzanne Little of City and great-grandpa- James Nicols, Decker ; site at Good Shepherd Danielle Sigmund, Sebe- Mrs. Keith Little’s father, Kalamazoo spent the week rents are Rachel Wright of Lutheran fellowship hall. Howard Woodard. Cass City and Ray and end with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Christine Powell, and Harold Little. Susie Francis of Kingston. Youth from nearby Un- Mrs. I - APRIL 15-19 I Owendale. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mrs. Frances Justin joined ited Methodist churches Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hartwick had as supper them for Easter dinner. will meet Sunday after- MONDAY guests Thursday, Mr. and McConnell returned home noon, April 14, at the Char- Cheesey Macaroni Mrs. George Fisher Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ron Decker Thursday after spending mont at p.m. for bowl- Engagement three .months in Sarasota, 2:30 Mr. and Mrs. George of Big Rapids met Mr. and ing. At five o’clock the or Fisher Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harold Craig, Mr. and Fla. They arrived at Met- group will go to Salem ropolitan Airport Tuesday P.B. & Jelly announced Arthur Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Craig, Mrs. Church for lunch and a Green Beans Otis and Donna Dorland Mrs. ksHartwick and Mr. Hazel Barnes, Mrs. Vi night and spent Wednesday program. M?. and Mrs. George with their daughter and Fruit Hosler of Lake Ann an- and Mrs. John Shagena. Tropf and Mrs. Paul Craig Milk Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dor- Deford, Mrs. David (Bar- The family was celebrating for dinner in Bay City, Wed- family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mr. and Mrs. Charles nounce the engagement of Nordquist and Chris, at Gail Jeanette McMahan to land of Decker Celebrated bara) McComb of Cass the birthdays of George and nesday evening, April 3. Wright were Easter guests TUESDAY their 35th wedding anniver- City, Tim of Deford, Tom of Ruth Fisher which were The birthdays of Mrs. Paul Berkley. of their son and wife, Mr. Dennis Richard Karr, soh of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton sary Sunday, March 24. Cass City, Mrs. David this week. Craig and Tom Craig were and Mrs. Robert Wright at Hot Dogers The couple were guests (Debra) Heacock of Kings- celebrated . Mrs. Paul Craig joined Davisburg. They returned Karr of Ubly. seven women from Car0 or The couple will be mar- of honor at a buffet suimer ton and David. at home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold home Monday. Cheesey Macaroni at Wildwood Farms,- fol- and attended the Christian ried April 13 in Traverse Also attending the celeb- Perry were in Ann Arbor Mrs. Leila Huffman and Mixed Vegetables Women’s Club at Franken- city. I lowed by cake and ice ration were Mrs. Margaret Friday for a doctor’s ap- Mrs. Della Wright of Ada Vanwagoner of Chilled Pears cream at the Deford Com- pointment. Lapeer visited Mr. and muth Tuesday. The Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs. monthly meeting is a lunc- Kingston was a caller Milk munity Church. John Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar Tuesday of Saturday evening at the Dorland and Donna Easter guests of Mr. and last week. heon and program. Of America’s 421 millih Mrs, Curt Lambert and home of Mrs. Glenn WEDNESDAY acres of productive farM- Mitchell were married daughters, Diann and Mrs. Laurence Bartle were McClorey . Mrs. Gagola’s 4th Grade March 24, 1950, at the Miz- Craig Langrnaid of Birch Easter Sunday, family Mr. and Mrs. Willard land. nearly 40 Percent of Luann, of Marlette. Dobbs went to Kawkawlin pah Missionary Church by Run, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Sch- members gathered at the Easter Sunday guests of Mexican Tacos Rev. Robert Mattenson. - Dorland is employed at waderer, Mr. and Mrs. Ken home of ‘Jerome Root for Saturday and spent Easter with and Mrs. Tim Mr. and Mrs. Dale Damm or The couple have eight General Cable and Mrs. Lalko, Adam and Russell, dinner. Attending were Mr. Mr. and Susan were Mr. and children, Mrs. Jim Dorland is a Cass City Barnes and children. Hot Dogers Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tuckey and Mrs. Max Galbraith, Mrs. Randy Damm and Crispy French Fries 7Cheryl) Kilbourn of De- School bus driver. and family and Herb Bar- John and Danny of Essex- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Esau Jason, Mrs. Glenn Apple ford, Mrs, David (Kathy) The couple have 14 grand- tle. ville, Mr. and Mrs. Mike McClorey, Larry McClorey children. had with them for Easter Ice Cream Luana of Decker, Jim of Barto and Michael of Euc- and Shirley Johnston. Milk Mr. and Mrs. Clayton lid, Ohio, Jim Root, Char week end, Mary Beth Hartwick had as Easter Bialick of Royal Oak, Janet today’s needs and and Joey Fisher of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, THURSDAY guests, Mr. and Mrs.Elwyn Mayville, Mr. and Mrs. Don Esau of Detroit and Anne tomorrow’s goals Esau of Chelsea. Lounsbury, Mrs. Jessie Hartwick and Suzanne, Mr. Root and Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Goodall and Mr. and Mrs. Italian check with State Farm ; and Mrs. Randy Hartwick Robert McIntosh and Deb, Recent visitors at the Lyle Lounsbury went to SpaghettilBread and daughters of Vassar, Jim Lapeer, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Teichman Jr. * home of Archie McPhail Linden Monday to attend or and Mrs. Roger Larry Summers, Tom and * Mr. the funeral of a cousin, Ray ~ Grilled Cheese 6240 W. Main Hartwick, Jeff and Angie Terri and Margaret Root, were Mr. and Mrs. Cletus > Hawley of Holbrook, Ernie Lucke. Hot Buttered Corn Cass City, Mlch. b and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cass City. Fruit Phone 872-3388 , Geesey of Millington, Mr. Gibbs of Caro, Mr, and Mrs. Robert McPhail and chil- Milk * and Mrs. Rick Hartwick Mr. and Mrs. Garrison I. dren, Charles McPhail and and Heidi, Cass City. Stine spent Saturday and FRIDAY Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. children, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Roger Nicholas and family lis Brown, Donna Schuette and Hazen Guinther. Fishwich Catholic Women at Kawkawlin. or Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Craig to meet in Caro Wheeler of Fenton spent and daughter Barbara, I Friday night and Saturday Mrs. Hazel Barnes and Sacred Heart Parish, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Tropf were Easter Caro, will host the East Re- Mrs. E. Carmack Smith. guests of Mr. and Mrs. gion Council of Catholic Harold Craig. Hills and Dales Women April 24 for their Mrs, Hazel Seeley had as spring meeting. guests Friday evening, her Mrs. Hannah Pierson of Miss Lillian Dunlap of Coleman and son Ronald sister, Audrey Katzen- Guest of Sitka, Alaska, Schedule of Events Caro will be the morning berger of Tawas, Mr. and Open to General Public speaker. She is a retired Mrs. Stanley Kirn, Melinda spent last Thursday with school principal and will Ella Cumper. Apr. 14 thru Apr. 20 and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. PLACE speak on “Youth.” Mick Kirn, Sherry1 Seeley EVENT DATE TIME The afternoon speaker of Wilmot and Janis Seeley. Mrs. Ella Cumper re- will be Bishop Kenneth Un- The group and Mrs. Ada turned home after spending Red Cross Blood Bank Ap,r. 16 1-7 p.m. Basement tener of the Saginaw Dio- Hurshberger of Wilmot several days last week in cese. Detroit with Juanita Bin- Dr. Donahue Apr. 17 8-12 a.m. Out-patlent were Saturday evening Cllnic Registrations will be held guests in the Stanley Kirn der. Teresa Annette Hewitt from 9:OO-9:30a.m. home. Rick Lee Rabideau Dr. S. Ahmed, M.S.C., Reservations are to be Mr. and Mrs. Peter M.R.C.P., Allerglst Apr. 17 1-5 P.m. Out-patient made on or before April 21 Mr. and Mrs. William Rienstra were Easter Mrs, Amor West of Cass Clinic merun#, (517) week-end guests of Mr. and oa *e with Madeline Hoy Jones of Livonia spent Eas- City announces the engage- Expectant Parents Apr. 18 7-9 p.m. Lg. Meeting - 673-6048 or Betty LaFave ter with her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Dennis Rienstra and ment of her daughter, Class Room six (517) 673-2106. Mary Kirton. family at Harrison. Teresa Annette, to Rick Lee Rabideau, son of Mr. and Dr. Jeung Apr. 19 8-12 a.m. Out-patient Mrs. Paul Craig and Mrs. Easter guests at the John Mrs. Keith Rabideau of Clinic -- Reva M, Little joined rela- Haire home included Mr. Gagetown. I tives Easter Sunday when and Mrs. Lewis Fenton and AMBULATORY CARE CENTER: The_ .~~ bride-elect is a 1980 Mr. and Mrs. John daughter Marsha of - ! Free graduate of Cass City High Homakie, Elmwood Rd., lan& Miss Madeline Miller Immediate Care Clinic: Friday 6:OO a.m. through Mon- 1 JUDI’S HAIR DESIGNS School and a 1wgraduate entertained the McNeil Of Saginaw and lMrs* Roy of Central Michigan Uni- day 6:OO a.m. and holidays. families for dinner. Miller of Pinconning. versitv. with a bachelor de- Free Blood Pressures: 8:OO a.m.4:OO p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Geiger gree &‘therapeutic recrea- tion. She is employed at had as Easter guests, Mr. Physician available In ER - Friday 6:OO p.m. until Monday and Mrs. Mark Hyzer, Lori ,16 attend Lapeer County Medical Care Facility in Lapeer. 6:OO a.m. There is always a physician on call. and Dan of Caseville, Mrs. Lutheran meet The prospective groom is Sally Spencer, Josiah and Physical, Respiratory or Speech Therapy available on an graduate of Cass City Nathaniel of Williamston, a 1976 Out-Patlent basis as ordered your physlcian. Sixteen members at- High School and farms in by Mrs. Shari Schott, Ben and tended the April 1 meeting Kevin, Cass City. the Bath area. To schedule yourself for any of the above clinics or Of Good Shepherd Lutheran . A July 20 wedding is plan- Ladies Aid in the church classes call 872-2121 Ext. 255. fellowship hall. llCU. Marriage Licensee Discussed were the Conrad C. Beschoner, LWML spring rally April 16 Kingston, and Maria L. at Kilmanagh and the up- Stop In and See Our New Beschoner, Kingston. coming congregational tur- Terry E. Allbee, Vassar, key dinner. and Brenda K. Wilker, Vas- Graduating seniors will sar . be honored at the annual Spring andSummer Louis Mistura Jr., Vas- breakfast May 19 in the fel- sar, and Kimberly J. lowship hall. Covert, Vassar. The Junior Choir is rais- Duane E. Weber, Vassar , ing funds for new robes. To and Sandra J. Korf, Fran- augment a bake sale al- ready held, the choir is CLOTHING kenmuth. Jeffrey S. Brinkman, planning a Father’s Day Caro, and Melody L. Hile, brunch June 16. Caro. Connie Britt and Jackie Guinther were hostesses Pants Dresses for refreshments following ~ Style show You‘re robbing your hair! the business meet. 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By Jim Fittgerald

Soon after Sen. Jesse coordinator Don Rice, Helms is a Bible-thump- Helms, R-N.C.,formed the ‘Jesse Helms has been ing pro-lifer who fights for Fairness in Media commit- controlled by the far-right the inalienable right of em- Time flies. It was 11 years ago this week that President tee to buy CBS-TV, Don crackpots and the tobacco bryos to become people and Richard Nixon walked down Main Street in Cass City. Rice of Mount Vernon, interests long enough. fights even harder for the For most of w.it was a new experience. A revealing ex- Ohio, formed the Commit- There are others in this tax-subsidized right of the perience. When it was certain that the president was to tee to Bby Jesse Helms. country who would like to tobacco industry to sell its march down Main StrMt, everyone working at the In a January letter repor- use his continuously- products - and kill people. Chronicle figured to have the best spot in town to watch tedly sent to one million operating mouth to voice Campaign contributions from vantage pints at an uptairs window. conservatives, Helms their concerns ...It is in the enabled him to spend $13 How little we knew. Days before the walk was scheduled, urged them to “become interest of free speech that million to be reelected to secret service men descended like locusts on the town. Look Dan Rather’s boss.” He ac- we want to buy Jesse his $60,662-a-year job last out the window, Ha! You couldn’t even stand near a window cused CBS of being “the Helms. We believe that if November. I figured he and a rifleman was on the roof of every building. most anti-Reagan net- we were to own him, we would be a hard senator for A week before he came we were required to go to Saginaw work” and called for a “na- would be able to guarantee the liberals to buy. to get prws clearance which proved to be of not much use. tional crusade” to buy a more balanced presenta- I was right. Last week, a It meant we got to be first behind the ropes when the action enough CBS stock to gain tion of political viewpoints.’ second press release ar- started. control and “end CBS’s bias “Rice also spoke about rived from The Committee Most of the people were saying that they didn’t think forever.” the question of money. to Buy Jesse Helms. It said: much of Nixon, butastill respected the office. to 4 Rice responded with a ‘Contrary popular opin- “The campaign to raise press release circulated to ion, Jesse Helms is not a money for a Jesse Helms *I*+***+++ a limited audience (print- two-bit politician. He’s big buy-out is over. A red-faced ing and postage costs to- business, and we’re going Don Rice, buy-out coor- taled $20). It said: to have to raise a lot of Saturday, Cass City will have a new postmaster. It is dinator, ruefully made the William J. Zinnecker who will take Saturday. “The Committee to Buy money if we Expect to gain announcement at a hastily- over Pre- control of him. As an invest- viously, Zinnecker was superintendent of ptaloperations Jesse Helms has issued a called press conference. He in Cass City. The department been under the direction nation-wide appeal to polit- ment we think Jesse Helms admitted the entire project has would be much more pro- of Betty J. Mason, officer in charge, since Grant Glaspie ical liberals and anti-smok- was ill-conceived and retired earlier year. ing activists to contribute fitable to own than, say a poorly executed. this as much as they can for a television network. Just “‘The fact is,’ he said, ‘no BECKY DILLON read the Easter story to a large group ++**+++++* Jesse Helms buy-out. ask the tobacco growers. ”I self -respecting person was of children at the Salem United Methodist Church, Cass The press release con- “According to buy-out willing to donate a dime. A City, Saturday afternoon. After the story time, the children The Red Cross Bloodmobile is scheduled in Cas City cluded with the commit- lot of people jokingly said tee’s slogan: “Isn’t it time played games and had an egg hunt in the church basement. Tuesday, at Hills and Dales General Hospital. Hospital they would contribute, but authorities say that there is a shortage of 0 positive blood. you owned a senator?” I when push came to shove, The Want Ads read it six weeks ago, be- The Bloodmobile will be at the hospital from 1 to 7,p.m. the money just wasn’t Appointments can be made by calling 612-2121. Are Newsy Too! fore going on vacation and there. It turns out that the losing touch, and I was only people who want to bc Movie Time at library i**m*++*** 1.1 1.1 doubtful. associated with Jesse Helms already own him.’ Friday, April 19, at 1:30 scription is available. express agent who refuses It!s hard to imagine how the Chronicle would get along “Rice had thought that p.m. the Rawson Memorial The third feature, to bend the rules on ship- , without the help a interest& readers. This Week We re- by owning Jesse Helms, he Library will be holding “Guinea Pigs is Pigs,” is a ping guinea pigs as lives- ceived calls from Kay Warner and Geor e Wright Cluing us n could turn him around and in about the conditions in their nei&mrhoods. their senior citizen Movie 16-minute feature about an to& instead of as pets. flood use him as a spokesman for Time. Worst they ever saw, both told us when they called. liberal causes. ‘But my The first movie shown friends disabused me of GENERAL HOUSING CORPORATION will be “Circus Town,” a +++**I***+ that notion,’ he said. ‘They 48-minute feature about he convinced me that Jesse T Peru, IN, the former winter I was too slow on the trigger to snap the picture, but it’s Homes Built here in Michigan with Helms does more good for quarters of six circuses. the liberals exactly where worth telling about anyway. When I sloshed out to take a standard features like 6 inch stud Peru has since become the picture of the flooded road Saturday, a muskrat swam he is - as a mouthpiece for home for many retired cir- the far-right crackpots:’” serenely by and disappeared into grass that was peaking walls and aluminum clad windows. cus performers. The film through the water from a flooded fence row. Rice is a 40-year-old free- follows young children who lance typesetter. “When are just beginning with Nit We invite you to take a tour of the asked about future plans,” their circus career, right according to the press re- factory and see these houses being up to their first perfor- There’s good news and around? Did you notice dur- lease, “Rice announced mance. built. that he is looking for a bad news for fans of the De- ing the world series last fall buyer for the movie rights The second performance troit Tigers in 1985. that some of the fan en- to the story of his short- will be “Australia’s Un- The good news is that the thusiasm was missing? lived career as a political usual Animals,” a National team promises to be in the If you come for the first Call 658.6614 or 479.9003 game and the last game and wheeler and dealer. I’ Geographic film. NO de- race all season long. The

-. bad news is that you may have at most a very casual have trouble getting in to interest in the outcome, it’s see them play. hard to get too excited 1985 promises to be like about it all. 1969 at Tiger Stadium. At As one of the peons and least for the first few true fans that attends Cass City Foodliner months of the season. games, it bugs me that there isn’t equal access to All For most games and all of the week-end games tickets even after season pZGGEi-1 there were no choice ticket holders are satisfied. Beer & Wlne To Go We are now open Mon., or I I semi-choice seats availa- It doesn’t have to be that Tugs., Wed. to 7 p.m., Thurs. ble. way. Bill Veeck, who ran WE HAVE IN STOCK: Onion sets (white, yellow, and Fri. to 9 p.m., This year promises to be very successful baseball worse. In 1969 the manage- franchises in Cleveland and Denims red), seed potatoes, peat moss, cow manure, top soil. and Sat. to 6 p.m. ment would have been glad i- Chicago, refused to yield to to sell you a season ticket. b- pressure and gave ticket This year the demand has preference to the ordinary It has aJways been our goal to been so heavy that the sale Spring Jackets save you money on your weekly fan in the world series. Now On Sale of season tickets has been The pressure for tickets IExt,ra- wocerv- biJJ.. . With our new- ESP r\\ indropped. Sorry, no more this summer promises to prices, you save even more ... ---/I available. be greater than it was after Look for the ESP Savings Tags -LOTTERY Monday’s opener was, of the Tigers were world Denim Jackets throughout our store! course, a sellout. At the fh *ut hum rwnponrlly dcdcat m 1 champions in 1968. w horn- M luppl)... *ut 1*. PUI \ 4 m *w opener and during the Thm- WwI k In Y kno Y -,,cd c-1 TICKETS It will be worse because b .retm uo Tha or- d km hwb world series you won’t find m *m Wd. baseball has been growing ISavingsIPlan! many fans at the games. in popularity again after a Totes Coats True fans that are there decade or so when it faded are mostly in the bleachers. Food Stamps & WBC Rug Doctor Steam Cleaning- a bit in public acceptance. The good seats left after Although finding good tic- Coupans Gladly Accepted I Equipment to Rent season ticket holders are kets will be next to impossi- satisfied are gobbled up by ble for key games this sum- persons with pull. mer, it beats the alterna- The Governor James Blan- tive. Losing. Last chard said the other day While They !!! that Monday was his first In August and September opener. Never had pull in 1969, the Tigers were out Clothes enough to get good seats of it and there were seats to Regular or Diet previously, he explained. be had in all the choice loca- You’ll find many of the tions. I “opener fans” leaving Any Tiger fan will tell you around the sixth inning or that history just couldn’t re- Closet 89Plus Deposit C so. After the media hype peat again in 1985. Vernor’s & Squirt is over and all that is left is No way. I LOOK FOR OUR BIG 6 PAGE HANDBILL the ball game, why stick Could it? In this weel(s Chronicle - If it should be missing, pick one up at the store SPRING SPECIAL CLEANING SALE! f SAVE ON CLEANING NOW UNTIL MAY 15 I Rain Coats DRAPES Blankets 1 Clean and Quilts

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Pigeon Bad Axe Cass City 7726 Michigan 186 E. Huron 6471, Main 453-2221 269-6381 872-3264 1 PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

I I New books at the librarv d I , ,chapel services Lauderdale,(Ruth) Perkrul Fla., of Fortand video casgette service by Dick Francis (mystery).Tony Beach, young 11 PROOF a ’ A chapel service will be vieces and nephews. One The Rawson Memorial Video cassettes may be rented from the library for There is also a list of all the widower, fights his grief by keeping busy at his wine shop and maintaining social contacts, activities that also help to Saturday* 139 at brother’ Library is celebrating Na. checked out from the lib- $3 for 24 hours. Rules and cassettes that the library ,2:00 o’clock at the Elkland tional Library Week, April rarY for three days for $1. quell the consciousness that he isn’t brave like his fore- ,Cemetery for Mrs. Naomi deceasedBurial washim. in the New regulations for renting the has to offer. 15-20, by offering a new For/thos;e who don’t own a video player and cassettes Rawson Memorial Lib- bears, honored war heroes. But Tony is equal to the chal- ,$tormzand. She died March Bay Port Cemetery. lenge of rescuing victims of tragic accident teaming up VHS video cassette service. video player, one may be are available at the library. rary is also a member of a , -22 at her residence in Au- with a stranger, Gerard McGregor, private detective. VIEWS, a group of libraries Later McGregor consults Tony as an enologist whose ex- burndale, Fla. that rotate collections Harvey Kitely of pertise the detective counts on as he tries to find hijackers video cassettes. The of tankers filled with spirits. The police also request Tony’s ,Stanley Hinton dies at Wilmot video cassettes stay in the library for one month, and cooperation when they get reports of adulteratkd whiskey then are traded to another and wine at a local bite, the Silver Moondance. The cafe’r: ‘dies Sunday Harvey George Kitely, ’ steward is murdered in an unimaginably cruel way, a 95, of Wilmot died April 3 at library, and new video cas- circumstance that increases Tony’s fears. He continues to settes are received. Titles ’ Funeral services for his home. work with McGregor, nevertheless, even after they : Stanley Hinton, 67, of Bad He was born Dee. 31,1889, in this month’s collection narrowly escape hired killers. ‘Axe, were scheduled Wed- in CarO. He married Violet are : “Blackbeard’s nesday at the MacAlpine Tallman. She preceded him Ghost,” “Breaking Away,” THE NANTUCKET DIET MURDERS-It is the middle of Funeral Home in that city. in death in 1971. “The Dead Zone,” “Gan- winter in Nantucket; more or less well-todo widows who :Hinton died unexpectedly He worked at Great dhi,” “Missing,” “The call themselves “Les Girls,” gather to welcome home an -Sunday from an apparent Lakes Sand of Vassar and Muppet Movie,” “Ordinary old friend, Eugenia Potter, an erstwhile member of the -heart attack. was a farmer. People,” “The Right Stuff ,” group who now resides in Arizona and Maine. Their latest “Scavenger Hunt ,” and 1 He was born April 19, Surviving are two subject for talk is the arrival of a charismatic diet doctor, “Tex. ” 1917, the son of Otis and daughters, Mrs. Marie the mysterious Count Tony Ferencz, who has Les Girls all in ‘Louise (Kain) Hinton. He Campbell of Wilmot and A television set and a a flutter and looking better than they have in years. Nt married Sophie Horun Aug. Mrs. Elmer (Irene) Berlin video player are also avail- sooner has Eugenia arrived, however, than strange events able for use in the library 12, 1944, in Detroit and they of Mayville; three grand- begin to occur’.An elderly lawyer, Oscar deBevereaux, is children, seven great- by organizations and found dead of an apparent heart attack, and his secretary, ’ were former Cass City area groups. On days when there residents. grandchildren and seven Edith Rosborough, is stricken by a fatal, apparently great-great-grandchildren. is no school, if five or six allergic attack at a birthday party in her honor at the He was a member of St. children get together and : Paul’s Episcopal Church of Also surviving are one Scrimshaw Inn. One of the group, Beth Higginson, thinks : Bad Axe. brother, Frank Kitely, and ask to see a video record- she may be inadvertently responsible by accidentally two sisters, Mrs. Chalmer ing, the librarian will play substituting deadly herbs for safe ones. It is up to her friend 7 Surviving are his wife; a video cassette for them. ; one sister, Mrs. Rudy Youngs of Dearborn and Eugenia to clear up the mystery, Mrs. Ann Brown of Fort *- STUDENTS ON THEIR spring break from school were Other items available at t NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Lauderdale, Fla. Two sis- NOCTURNE FOR THE GENERAL by John Trenhaile : FORECLOSURE AND SALE ters and one grandson pre- at the Rawson Memorial Library watching the movie the library in addition to (fiction). Former KGB intelligence chief Povin, nov books are magazines, large ‘ mRTGAGE SALE - Delault having been ceded him in death. “Benji.” Watching the movie Tuesdav morning were betrayed by his own deputy and marked for death, Tade in the terms and conditions 01 a certain Funeral services were print books, paperbacks, languishes in an Arctic detention camp. He is, however, an e mrtgage made by ROBERT L WOOD and (front to rear): Dorothy Miller, Laura Miller, HolG Klco; pamphlets, travel guides, * KATHLEEN WOOD his wife of 2138 Keilitz held Saturday at Harmon- unwitting key to the “Chance Medley” code that his former ’ mad Cass City Michigan 48726 Lance Funeral Home, Jandi Hillaker and Amy Klco. m a ps , touris t in formation, boss, KGB chief Kazin desperately wants to break. Kazin I h.lortgagors to EDWARD JOHNSON and Kingston. Burial was in phonograph records, cas- sends divorcee and career officer Inna Karsovina to inter- - WClLLE L JOHNSON of PO Box 376, IIsettes and Polaroid %‘son Ariz 85547 as Mortgagee dated Kingston Cemetery. rogate Povin. The ensuing father-daughter attraction, f JGne 10 1976 recorded in the Office of the Old Faithful cameras. Items that can be though part of Kazin’s plan, has unexpected consequences. I I for 1 $gister of Deeds Tuscola County State used in the library but not British operative Sir Richard Bryant meanwhile presses “04 Michigan on September 25 1984 in checked out are reference Lber 545 of Morlgages Pages 85 88 whlch Richard Matthews Armstead elected VP Old Faithful is getting his own counterplot to get Povin “out.” :dprtgage is hereby claimed to be due at tired. Yellowstone’s fam- materials, historical mate- ,the date of this notice with the balance of ous geyser, which has rials, high school year. “ pflncipal of Four Thousand Six Hundred dies in hospital spouted every minutes books, plat books and old * Ebhty Six and 19100 ($4 686 15) Dollars of Municipal League 69 ,And interest of Two Thousand Seven Funeral services were for almost a century, now photographs. The library 7 Hundred Eighty Five and 761100 makes visitors wait as long also has a record player ($2 785 76) Dollars owing thereon being a held Tuesday for Richard total of Seven Thousand Four Hundred Se as and cassette player that Whatever your printing needs, we serve them : D. Matthews, 57, of 100 minutes between venty One and 9liloO ($7,471 91) Dollars I,cbuguv, foundcd in 1899, is eruptions, reports National can be used in the library, right! ,Latest modern offset and letterpress ’ and no suit proceeding at law 01 in equity Elmwood Rd,, Caro, who Cass City Village €’resi- ;{ statvwitk association of Wildlife magazine. An ear- and a copy machine for ’ having been instituted to recover the debt died suddenly Saturday at dent Ray Armstead .Jr. equipment to assure you of the best results secured by said mortgage or any part was elected as vice-rhair r‘tt ic.s and villnqs scrving thquake is partly to blame, public use. thereof Car0 Community Hospital. in every way. person for Region VI1 of thc to 11 I 1 I t tb t ri txr I I btir s i I 1 CY) 11 ec - say scientists, but so are NOW THEREFORE by virtue of the pow- He was born Sept. 28, tivctly striving for home Be sure to visit the lib- er 01 sale contained in said mortgage and in Port Huron. He Michigan Municipal tourists who persist in 1927, rulr, and to promote higher rary during National Lib- pursuant to the statute of the State of Michi married Sarah Jeffery League. Armstcad was dropping objects into the The Cass City Chronicle gan in such case made and provided notice sliindard:, of local govrwi- geyser, thus reducing its rary Week, says Barb is hereby given that on Friday April 26 28, 1953, elected to the position at thc Phone 872-2010 Nov. in Croswell. nltwt Hutchinson. librarian. 1985 at 10 00 o clock a m said mortgage A Tuscola County resi- March 28 annual meeting water supply. will be loreclosed by a sale at public auction to the highest bidder at the lront door of the dent for 17 years, he served held in Marine City. Courthouse Village of Caro Tuscola in the U.S. Navy during County Michigan 01 the prem OS de World War 11. ‘scribed in said mortgage or so mu(, 8 thereof :as may be necessary to pay the amount Survivors, besides his due as aforesaid on said mortgage with wife, are six sons, Richard *he interest thereon at 9 5% per annum and tall legal costs charges and expenses in- Jr., Jeffery and Jonathon, &ding the attorney lees allowed by law all of Caro, Robert of Seat- and also any sums which may be paid by t& undersigned necessary to protect its tle, Wash., Dale of Cass jnterest in the premises Said premises are City and Ronald, at home; gescribed in the said mortgage as lottows four daughters. Mrs. ’A parcel of land commenclng at the North Robert (Mary1 Day of Port .west corner of the Southwest 1/4 of the Huron, Mrs. Ross .Southwest 114 of Section 24 Township 13 (Rhonda) Lunbeck of Seat- Yorth Range 10 East running thence East &om center of road 495 feet thence South tle, and Lorraine and Joy, &40 feet thence West 495 feet to center of at home. and 12 grandchil- ?bad thence North 440 feet to place of >ginning Containing 5 acres of land more dren. 4 less Also surviving are his ylso known as father, Roy Matthews of hmrnenciLg at the Southwest corner vi Yale, and two brothers. Gbction 24 Ti3N RlOE Ellington Twp , Tjscola County Michigan thence N 00”26 Wilfred of Port Huron and &Way Bass-Reflex Speaker System p alonc the West line of said Section Kenneth of Marysville. 24,878 3:< feet to the Point of Beginning The Rev. Michael Wester Optim~s.~‘-30by Realistic Model 100 by Radio Shack \ d this description thence N 00’26 W along Ray Armstead Jr. . & West line of said Section 24 439 17 officiated at the services Ip:cpt, thence S 89’ 52’ 21” E along lhe held at Collon Funeral Bad Axe Councilman Half Pric quth 1 8 Line of said .Secbtion 24 497 45 Home, Caro. Burial was in Floyd Booms was elected thence S IMP 27’ 14 K 4J9 67 fret as chairman, and Harbor ence N 89048’ 54” W.497 62 fed to the Almer Cemetery. Half 4995 4ggoo 7‘%in1 of Heginning Subjcct to road Beach City Clerk David Each right of way and easemcwts of rrcord Dickinson, secretary. Ap- ming in and a part of the S I 2 SW 14. ~C~IOII24 TI 1N HIOF.. and containinR proximately 58 elected and Price Reg. 99.95 r:o2 acres of land Cigarette tax appointed municipal offi- - cials attended the annual Originally $990.00 The statutory period during which Get a pair for the regular price of one! In 1984 Cat. RSC-11 hortgagors may redeem the property A program to use half of meeting. Tuned-port enclosure and 10” high- (interim markdowns taken) 46 six months from the date of sale The Michigan Municipal compliance woofw combine for deep L)atPd at Caro Michican. on the 20th the 10 cents cigarette tax pay of March 11.5 now going to retire the bass. 21/2” wide-dispersion tweeter for Get 38% off our Micro Executive Workstation’”! It’s ready to use state’s accumulated cash soaring highs. Real walnut finish, not with word processing, addressltelephone directory, appointment F~IJWAItl)JOHNSON & LUC’ILI,E 1, plastic or vinyl. 22’18 x 12114 x 8%‘: scheduler, auto-dial communications and BASIC language. :~NSON deficit for police and fire Vandals #40-2043 Typewriter-style keyboard. Expandable to 64K. 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The Classified Section is Where Interested Prospects Look First The Chronicle : 111 6625 3rd Street. Gapetown, Ph 665.9971 Phone 8f2-2010 I I t v ’ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRflt 11,1985 PAGE FIVE Home improvemenQ McLeody funded by HDC Days The local Weatherization been spent in the four: Project, funded by the De- county area through HDC partment of Labor, is oper- for home improvements. ated by the Human De- ,Included,besides weatheri- velopment commission. In zation, was home rehabih- By Bill McLeod fiscal year 1983-84, there tationlrepair work a@d were 483 homes weath- home loans, along with t@e erized in Huron, Lapeer, 32 unit Croswell housing Friday I had one of my taught how to spell. Basi- Sanilac and Tuscola Coun- complex for low-income biggest - newspaper prob- calcy I feel that spelling is ties. seniors. 1 . lems flaunted in my face. like music, either you got Together with Detroit Spelling. it, or you don’t. Edison and Consumers I interviewed Kelley I can remember many These programs and ser- Power, HDC gave ceiling vices have been possible Champagne, the top speller nights sitting at my desk, insulation to an additional of all intermediate school going through a dictionary through the cooperative ef- 218 homes. forts of the local county students in the area. I sat trying to find the correct Since the program’s be- in awe as the sixth grade spelling of a word that I units of government in ginning in 1976, a total of Huron, Lapeer, Sanilac and student spelled words that can’t even pronounce. 3,311 homes, have been would take me hours to find There have been many oc- l’uscola Counties and weather iqsulated e in the dictionary. through the village of Caro casions when the dictionary THE CASS CITY Intermediate School winners of the mathematics (competi- Since 1977, $8 million has and the city of Croswell.. I always wish that I had has taken a short flight ac- developed that rare ability ross the room. At other tion for sixth, seventh and eighth grade students were (from left), eighth grade: ’ to sound out and spell a times, I have called friends Shannon Lowry and Janet Koch; seventh grade: Judy Matthews and Mike Bins, word. In elementary school to look up the word for me. and sixth grade: Chris Fruendt and Chris Herringshaw. The students will com- our spelling tests were cor- I haven’t had to resort to rected by other students. calling the Rawson Memo- pete in the regional competition at Delta College, April 13. The mathematics ’, Another classmate (who rial Library yet, but that’s competition is sponsored by the Michigan Council of Teachers of Mathematics. 1 says there is no honor just because it is always among thieves, I will pro- late at night when I need THURSDAY thru SUNDAY , tect his identity until death) help. and I always used to correct The terrible thing is, APRIL 11-12=13=14(4DAYS) .: each other’s paper. For after all the effort I put into 2 injured in auto accihnt “Bargain Nite” is THURSDAY being such a lousy speller, trying to catch my mis- I always got a decent grade takes, a few, well maybe Thurs.-Fri.-Sun. 8:OO Only in class. quite a few, still slip past A Cass City man and a front of a vehicle driven by Hempton was treated at cle slid into a ditch. The ac- Needless to say, when the me. Unionville man were in- Robert Hempton, 7648 $he Bay Medical Center, cident happened Sunday at Saturday 7:30 & 9:20 school had a spelling bee, Fortunately, at the jured in an automobile acci- Forest Rd., Unionville. Bay city. 9:45 p.m. The first time seems like the worst time, 1 friend and I never de- my Chronicle, we have a sys- dent April 4, three miles Hempton, 24, was south- Guernsey sought his own Deputy David Kennard but it‘s the one time vou’li never forget! . veloped leg cramps from tem that works very well. south of Unionville. bound on Unionville Road. treatment. Guernsey was reported Daryl L. Ostran- ,: standing up too long. The typesetter is a good According to the report According to the report, cited for failure to Yield der, 31, 6266 Deckerville Publisher John Haire and speller, and the proof- filed by Tuscola County Hempton Was unable to right-of-way. Rd., Deford, was not in- ,. I have debated whether reader is even better. Few Sheriff’s Department De- stop in time. The impact of Deputy Richard Hof- jured when the steering * being a good speller is mistakes get by. puty paul Strasz, Drew the accident forced his veh- meister reported that wheel of his vehicle was 4 hereditary, or if a person is For me, this hasn’t al- Guernsey, 29, 4593 N. icle off the road, traveling Nancy J. Rands, 18, 4362 jerked from his hands, ways been the case. At my Seeger St., cass City, was about 25 feet into a field. Brooker St., Cass City, was causing him to lose control first newspaper in Indiana, The accident happened at not injured when she lost of the vehicle and strike a I wrote the stories, set the westbound on Dickerson SIMULATED 1- Road, when he pulled out in 6:40 Pam- ’control of her vehicle while tree. According to the re- ENGRAVED type, and then proofread attempting to avoid a small port, Ostrander was south- the copy. It was like the BUSINESS CARDS animal. According to the bound on Washington blind leading the blind. report, Rands was Street, near Noble Street, Available 1 *Color John Haire keeps saying eastbound on M-81, when Kingston, when the acci- or 2-Color that a person can make she applied the brakes to dent happened Monday at I 2 ’I himself a better speller. He avoid the animal. Her vehi- 12~20p.m. The Chronicle claims he did. I’ll update a 872-2010 this column in few years, and we will see. --*-IILI-*-IIc( The Weather i High Low Precip *Wednesday 48 0 ...... 34 ..... I \I Parent concerned 1 Thursday ...... 53 ..... 37 ...... -94 Coming NEXT THURSDAY ~rihy...... ,40 ...... 34 ...... 1.20 Saturday...... 38 ..... 27 ..... 0 Timothy Hutton in about bus safety Sunday...... 49 ..... 19 ...... “TURK 162” J U I Monday ...... 40 ...... 22 ...... 0 I Sunday .. 2:30 till 6:OO Adults ... $1.50 Tlladay...... 38 ..... 24 ..... 0 Letter to the Editor, Transportation for CCPS. Starting April 25 (ONE WEEK) Last week* Thursday* my He was concerned Over the Eddie Murphy in thru (Recordedat Cass City wastewater treatment plant,) FRI. THURS. APRIL 12 18 son rode the C.C. School bus mishap. He said, “It ‘BEVERLY HILLS COP” HERE IS ONE OF THE FINEST MOVIES OF THE YEAR.. , home. That day, he was hit Shouldn’t have happened.’’ BE SURE TO SEE IT! on the head with a glass bot- The children were trans- tle. The right side of his Ported by a substitute head and ear bothered him driver that day. He would- the rest of the day. He was look into the matter. not cut. Whether it was ac- “HURUVESK)fWER cidental or plain mischief How can we protect our is neither here nor there. children? I feel the elemen- Rolling Hills Golf Course The older student had no tary children should be BREAKFAST business with a glass bottle transported separately. Or, on the bus. a responsible adult placed Cass City 1- ’411 C LUB” \ Both my sons say the on the buses to chaperone older students fight on the the children. A bus driver bus a lot, and that they lift can’t drive and discipline a the younger children in the bus load of children. air, hitting their heads to NOW FORMING the top of the bus, A concerned parent, I phoned the Dept. of Karen E. Wright Men’s I Women’s Wednesday Haag injured in Afternoon Tuesday League Partners League- ’ Saturdar accident Call Linda Herron r/ call 872-3569 or I FRIDAY, APRIL lQ...“MICKI & MAUDE” A 21-year-old Cass City was eastDound on Sebewa- man was treated and re- ing Road, about three miles 872-4536 I a72-2217 leased from Hills and Dales east of Owendale, Satur- Hospital Saturday morning day, at 5:30 a.m. when the after he drove his vehicle accident happened. Ac- into a ditch to avoid hitting cording to the report, Haag a deer. entered the ditch on the PICK THE MEMBERSHIP north side of the road, and Huron County Sheriff’s he struck a small driveway I Department deputies re- and a mailbox post. He was ported that Brian L. Haag, taken to the hospital by a Family...... $a50 6651 Huron St., Cass City, private vehicle. Couple...... 290 Single ...... 200

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Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 ‘ The I’usuola Soil Conser- ’ vat ion District w ill distri- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- bute tree seedlings and The Euchre Club will and Mrs. Dan Gibbard and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Laba birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wal- Tyrrell and Jim were E:? family were Saturday .tis Cleland. lace were Friday forenoon shrubs at the Caro Fair- meet Saturday, April 13, at and daughter of Elkton and Mrs. Allen Hortop of ter Sunday dinner guests b1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Walker were Melissa, Jason and guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland grounds April 10-11 from the home of Mr., and Mrs. Imlay City was a Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’Be6- Evans Gibbard and family. Easter Sunday dinner Jimmy Jackson spent and Carol Laming. 8:OO a.m. to 6:OO p.m. Ronnie Gracey . day guest of Bernice miller and son John at Mid- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saturday with Don Jackson may still place an Mr. and .Mrs. Dave guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gracey. Glen Shagena visited land. You Sumers Fowlerville and and Mrs. George Jackson order for the following Michalski and family and of Walker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Charlie Moore at Palms Mr. and Mrs. Kcvin Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Glaza species: White spruce, Col- Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- Mrs. Aloysius Depcinski, Robinson and family of Tuesday. Robinson, Tracy and Chris son, Tracy and Chris were visited Mrs. R.B.Spencer Wilfred Depcinski, Mr. and and son of Streamwood, Ill., Cass City were Easter Sun- Easter dinner guests of wek Good Friday dinner orado Blue Spruce, white Linda Glaza of Port Huron pine, Carolina Poplar, Easter Sunday dinner at the Frankenmuth conva- Mrs. Allen Depcinski and day dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray lescent home Thursday. Ervin, Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Saturday were Mr. and black walnut, red pine and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Cliff Robinson. Michalski. Jamie Doerr and Angie Depcinski, Mr. and Mrs. Glaza were Easter Sunday Mrs. Gordon Canham of white ash. Michalski. Marty Chocklay and Jason Jackson was a Fri- Visitors at the home of Wright, Cass City, Mr. and Tom O’Henley and sons, dinner guests of Mr. and Katha Cleland, who attend Canada, Rhonda Bruni and day overnight guest of Jay The trees may be used Mrs. Orville Glaza and for reforestation, Edanna and David Mrs. Jim Doerr and Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rut: Oakland College at Roches- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wills of Morell. Sweeney last week were and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis kowski and sons and MF. family. ter, spent the week end with Elkton and Reva Silver. Mr. and Mrs. 1,arry KO,. windbreaks, erosion con- Mrs. Carl Gibbard and trol, Christmas trees, re- Mary Sweeney, Olive Cleland were Sunday after- and Mrs. Dale Laming and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- Diana Walsh of Califor- kel and Marney and Mr. noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kathy were Saturday nia, Mr. and Mrs. Paul st ock ing woodlot , wildlife Booms, Mrs. Fritz VanErp, son were Easter Sunday land. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer at- Mrs. Ray Depcinski and Jerry Cleland and girls for dinner guests of Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jimmy Jackson was a Ubelhor of Warren, Mr. and tended sunrise services af cover and beautification. dessert luncheon. Curtis and family. The pines’ and spruce daughter of Bad Axe, Mr. a Mrs. Aaron Loeffler at Port Saturday overnight guest Mrs. Paul Wqlsh and the First Presbyterian and Mrs. Allan McCarty of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow Hope. Mr. and Mrs. John Mer- of Dennis Morell at Minden daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Church at Ubly Easter Sun- come in bundles of 50 and of Bad Axe were Friday gyl and family of Lake the Black Walnut, Carolina Argyle, Mf. and Ms. Paul Ann Short of Holbrook City. Evans Gibbard and Kim day at 7:30. evening guests of Mr. and Orion, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Poplar and white ash come Sweeney of Saginaw, Mrs. and a friend from Elkton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Carl-Gib- Walter Zawilinski of Cass Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Leslie were Saturday guests of Tittjung and family of Glaza were Easter morning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe hard spent Friday in Lans- in bundles of IO. The price Sterling Heights, Mr. and is based on your total order. City, Reva Silver, Mr. and Hewitt. Sara Campbell and Harry breakfast guests of Mr. and Walsh and family. ing. Mrs. Gerald Wills, Ervin, Brenda Tyrrell, who at- Edwards, Mrs. Gerry Grifka and fam- Mrs. Bill Roberts and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brent Jackson of Bad Place your order at 852 S. ily, Mr and Mike Hooper Street, Caro, or Depcinski, Mrs. Bryce tends Ferris State College Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland Mrs. , ily. Roshau and family of Bay Axe, Mr. and Mrs. George at Big Rapids, spent Easter of Pontiao spent the Rumptz and family and Mr. City and Joe Loeffler, phone 673-8174. Hagen and Mr. and Mrs. Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kon- Jackson Jr. of Oxford at. .lark Tvrrpll week end with Mr. and Mrs. week end with Mrs. Alex and Mrs. Clarence Rumptz kel were Saturday evening Geremy and Prudence of: ------.T-----* Margaret Carlson were Jack Tyrrell, Carrie and Cleland and Carol Laming. were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Midland ahd Mr. and Mrs. Easter Sunday dinner The act of snapping one’s M~~.G~~~ Moore and fingers has a name. It is sons of Snover, Theresa Jim. Ken Osentoski was a Sun- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer. Cliff Jackson were Easter guests of Mrs. George Mrs. Cliff Robinson vis- day forenoon guest. Richard Bukowski and Mrs, George Jackson vis- Sunday dinner guests of Jackson and Don Jackson. called a fillip. Laming and and Mc* ited Mrs. Bill Jackson in family at Lake Orion. Mr. ahd Mrs. Calvin Hunt I ited Margaret Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker. Bob Anderson of West- I Bad Axe Thursday. were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind land spent from Wednesday Melissa Jacksin was a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Huff of Bad Axe were Tues- Bob Andersen of West- accompanied Edanna till Saturday with Mr. and Friday overnight guest of Shagena. day evening guests of Sara land and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweeney and David to Ford Mrs. Earl Schenk and was Add longer life Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morell Larry Silver spent the Campbell and Harry Ed- Schenk were Thursday Hospital clinic in Detroit a Friday supper guest of and family, week end with Reva Silver. wards. guests of Beatrice Hun- Monday. Mr. and Mrs. David Hacker to farm buildings Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hazard Mrs. Brenda Phillips was dersmarck in Bad Axe. Mr. and Mrs. Don and family. I a Thursday afternoon guest Glaza were Thursday and family and Mr. and Willis Brown of Cass City McKnight of Bad Axe were Mr. and Mrs. Cli and machinery. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Schenk were of Mr. and Mrs. Henry was a Monday lunch guest Tuesday evening guests of Jackson were Wednesday Dont’ let rust rob you by damaging your valuabk kuipment. It Stanley Krug. Jackson and Edith. needs the best of care to give you long-term. maintenance-free Easter Sunday dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. evening guests of Mr. and service life. Rust-Oleum’ coatings provide outstanding protection The Holbrook Helpers 4- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Herman of Mon- Mrs. Leonard Stirett in Bad that lasts. Also available are Machinery and Implement Finishes Jean Matthews and Mark H sewing met Monday and David Hacker and family. trose, Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1 that match original manufacturer’s colors. Spray. brush or roll were Thursday forenoon Elwin Richardson were Axe. them on. Tuesday after school at the Linda Elliott and friend home’ of Mrs. Lynn Dennis of Detroit visited Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Bob Leslie of Decker, land Saturday afternoon. Don Dean of Carsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibbard Sweeney were early Easter Jr. and family and Mr. and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gibbard of Bad Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney and Axe were Easter Sunday family. supper guests of Mr. and Bernice Gracey spent Mrs. Carl Gibbard, Karen Easter week end with Mr. and Kathy. and Mrs. Harold Persell in Brent Jackson spent a Rochester to attend a fam- few days with Mr.and Mrs. ily get together Easter Sun- George Jackson Jr. at Ox- day, ford, Mrs. Kevin O’Connor and Calif., is spending a week dinner in Cam Beatrice Hundersmarck Danny of Minden City were I with Mr. and Mrs. Joe was a Tuesday afternoon Tuesday overnight guests Walsh and family. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robin- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sanilac I Schenk. son. i $250 Off on I1 Sweeney and family of East I Premises I I Bigelow Hardware I Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marty Chocklay and Lansing spent the week end hIJ?ZUniZCCtion I Owners: Jerry & Betty Stilson Jackson were Friday sup- Katha Cleland of Rochester with Mr. and Mrs, Florian I On Any Large ! Cass City per guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- I: Rakowski in Bad Axe and I I Ph. 872-2245 Willis Brown in Cass City. land were Friday evening clinic hours I visited Edanna Sweeney i. #. i z PIZZA n‘ and David Sunday. The Sanilac County Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Health Department has Take-OutOrders , landdinner guestsEaster of Mr.Sunday and changedimmunization the hours clinics. of their 4 $200 Off gil Mrs. Jim Doerr and Jeff. The immunization clinic ; Coleen Booms Of ‘psi- at the Health Department At Pizza Villa Suzanne Booms Of offices, 115 N.Elk St., $an- Care, ‘ynette and Dean With This Coupon dusky, will be open the first 1 Booms, who attend Monday of the month, from I Phone 872-4440 or 872-5331 Saginaw Valley College, g:m to 11 a.m. and from I Brian Booms of Bingham- Expires 4-23-85 :oo to 7:00 P.m. The clinic I ton, N.Y., Caroline GaretY will be open from g:m to i One coupon per family - of Cass City and Mr. and I Not good with any other coupon. 11 100 a.m. and from 1:w to I, Mrs- Angus Sweeney were 4:m p.m. on all other Man------IC- COUPON ---- Easter Sunday dinner days. guests Of Mr. and Mrs- Jim The satellite clinic at OPEN: Booms and at Ha’- Marlette’s old town hall, bor Beach. 6407 Morris St., Marlette, Sunday-Thursday: 530 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian : will be open on the second Friday and Saturday: Open 24 Hours Vargo and were Thursday of the month, ECONOMY SPECIALS Thursday supper guests of I!’,,. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt in honor of Vivian Vargo’s 1974 Nova.. . . . 1975 Malibu...... Sgt. T. Goodall 1977 Caprice.. . . . in S. Korea Army exercise

1976 Lesabre. *. . . 2,295 Air Force Sgt. Timothy A. Goodall, son of Philip E. A Senior Citizen Apartment Community 1976 Ford Pickup, good condition 2, Goodall of Galesburg, n Mich., and Martha E. 1980 Chevette Auto...... 2,295 Blehm of 4927 Center St., Gagetown, has partici- 1976 Buick Regal...... 1,295 pated in Team Spirit ’85. This is the largest joint, combined field training TRUCK SPECIALS \exercise in the free world this year, on the mountain- 1983 S-10 Extended Cab with Air Cond. . . . 162.67 ous peninsula of South Korea, 1993 S-10 long bed V-6 auto., loaded...... 178.00 The exercise involved 1/2 members of all services of 1981 Ford ton pickup...... 138.52 gVQoboth the Republic of Korea 1979 Ford 3h ton pickup...... 122.02 and the US. Under the au- spices of the ROKNS Com- bined Forces Command, 1984 GMC 4x4 like new. . . a ...... , . . 222.64 0 200,OOo participants from 1983 Blazer Silverado, loaded. 267.1 7 forces currently stationed ...... in Korea and from other lo- Beautiful 1 bedroom apartments, 1979 Ford van conversion. Nice!. cations within the Pacific ...... 166.25 Command and the United located on Garfield Avenue in Cass City. 1978 Chevrolet 1!4 ton...... 63.64 States participated. Payments based on 20% down plus tax, title, plates. 15% interest 83-84 48 months, Team Spirit ‘85 was the Security IntercomlOoorlock Emewncy Call System l 78-81 36 months. 10th annual exercise of its Carpetins and Drapes Included Cornrnu~tyand Activity Rooms kind and involved the de- Fully Equipped Kitchen Master TV Antenna Patios Laundry Facilities ployment, reception and Financing on all new Cavaliers, Firenras, employment of U.S. and * Cadillac S-10 Republic of Korea forces Rents from $241 a month, HEAT INCLUDED 8 8 YO Cimarrons, pickups. responding to possible con- I1 I 0 tingencies in the Korean Now taking applications for May occupancy. See: Bill Riefe, Bob Simpson, Shurley Wilsle, Dennis Sattleburg and Scott Urban. theater For more information or an application, phone: n The purpose of the exer- ll* CHEVROLET = cise is to evaluate and im- (517) 337-7404 U prove procedures and techniques to be employed Or send the coumn below: OLDSMOBILE during a defense of South \ Korea. I : Please sed me a Cass Citv Awrtments application form. : II CADILLAC Goodall is a space sys- PAT tems equipment mainte- nance specialist with the 2146th Information Sys- URTIS tems Group at Osan.

I I W 4 Rally & retreat for Thumb CHRONICLE ! Gagetown Area News Gen665-2221 Kehoe Lutheran women The Thumb zone of the Lutheran Women’s Missio-

~ nary League will hold its the shower will be held Sun- tiac. The Munros were Eas- honor the bride-elect of day, April 14, at ter Sunday guests of Mr. Henry (Hank) LaFave 11. Washington Place in Bay and Mrs. Ray DeShano and leised later in the week and were Steve Kehoe of Ann Kalamazoo and Craig managh, i Results 1 The honoree is Janet Lee City. Hank is the son of Bud daughters of Vestaburg. is resting at the home of Arbor and Brian, Nicole Downing. Registration will begin at L---.-.-..-d Retlewski of Bay City and and Norma LaFave of Bay Mr. and Mrs. Max Kreger Nancy and Ron Procopenko and Justin Kehoe sf Mr. and Mrs. Kerry 6:30 p.m. and the speaker City and the grandson of and sons of Sandusky were in Bay City. Margaret Brighton. When the Harry McKellar, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- will be Mrs. Elise Arndt on the late Hank and Iza also guests. Lorencz Shagena and chil- Kehoes returned home Sun- nold Nimtz of Sebewaing the topic, “The Godly Professional and Business LaFave. The wedding will Mrs. Gladys Weath- dren of Clare visited Mon- day, they visited Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Mary McKellar Woman.” Mrs. Arndt is a take place Saturday, June erhead called last week at day at the Lorencz home. Sieland of Caro. Mrs. Sie- were Sunday dinner guests well-known speaker and 1. the home of Maude and Mrs. Phyliss Connors of land had as Easter dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy has recently authored a During the past week, Clint Wager of CassGity. Caseville accompanied her guests, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Schweitzer of Sebewaing. book entitled “A Mother’s some 1 of those returning Sunday guests of Mr. and son and family, the Dan Rocheleau of Caro. The Herb Rutkoski fam- Touch.” home from Florida were Mrs. Bill Ashmore were Watterworths of Lapeer, Guests Sunday of Mr. and ily of Cass City were Easter The twelfth annual DIRECTORY Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cum- Mrs. Carla Heinz, Tim and and all were guests for Eas- Mrs. Bill Lenhard were Sunday guests of Mrs. Thumb Zone Retreat will mings from Lakeland, Mr. Ronnie of Southgate and ter of Cindy and Bill Striplin Melissa Brisette of Bay Velma Helwig. Mr. and convene April 24 and 25 at Optomstrirt I and Mrs. Ted Kain from Floy Arnold of Cass City. of Roswell, Ga. City, Ann and Mary Mrs. John Helwig were cal- Lake Huron Methodist Holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Sister Pat O’Rourke of Mrs. Ceil Zuraw was an Lenhard of Saginaw, Tom lers. Camp in Jeddo. Theme of 1 ~ ~~ Ziehm and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian visited relatives, Easter Sunday guest of her and Jeff Lenhard of Sebe- The Gary McKellars the retreat is “Shape Up ‘ Bernhardt & Co., P.C Dr. W. S. Selby Don Martin from Lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Com- son and family, the Tom waing, and Mr. and Mrs. spent Easter Sunday with With God” and will include Before dismissal for Eas- ment and Miss Mary Zuraws of Caro. Other Tim Lenhard of Howell. Mrs. McKellar’s parents, Bible study, singing, com- Certified Public Accountant: Optometrist ter vacation, Owen-Gage O’Rourke, over the Easter Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fritz Qlry And.rSW, CPA * 673-3137 Houm: 85except Thursday guests were Jan and Peter Mrs. Bill Lenhard spent munion, fellowship and Rob.rt TUC~OY,CPA - 872-3730 0-12 noon on Saturday 6th grade students sur- week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bruessow of Caro. Wednesday and Thursday of Owendale. bookstore browsing. Jbm Bemhrrdt, CPA - 673-3137 4824 Hlll St. prised their teacher, Miss Michael Comment and Easter guests of Mr. and in Saginaw with Ann,and Word was received of the A special feature will be 715 E. Frank St., C&o, Mi. from Hills und Oales Hospital Judy Campbell, with a Matthew of Export, Pa., Mrs. Jerry Generous of Mary. death Sunday of Stan Hin- musical multi-image pre- and Phone 872-3404 birthday party Thursday were also here for the week Car0 were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Charlie Taschner was ad- ton, Bad Axe. sentations by “Son-Ray.” and the kindergarten class end, Bliss Sr ., Mr . and Mrs. Bob mitted Saturday to Hills ,During the windstorms Registration dead1ine for of Sandy Parks, with assis- Bliss and family of Cass and Dales Hospital, Cass last week, windows were this retreat is April 16. Re- tant Shirley Howard, pre- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pat- City, Jack Generous and City. damaged in the home of gistration chairman is Mrs. sented an Easter play for naude of Colwood Road en- Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mrs, M.M. Downing’s Mrs. W.C. Hunter and the Frank Butler of Cass City Ray Armstead Jr. parents and friends. tertained at a family dinner home of the late Mrs. Harry Harold T. Donahue Bliss and daughter of Caro Easter guests were Miss or you may contact your Certified Public Accountant Y3 Craig Carolan and a Sunday. Guests were Jim and Mr. and Mrk Elger Vicky Downing of Dear- Johnston * 1ocal’LWML chairman. Ofhc. Hours: 95 Mon.-Fri., Sat. M.D., A.A.F.P. * Navyman friend visited Patnaude and friend of Generous. 9-12, Other hours by Appolntmenl. 40?4 Hill Street Craig’s aunt and uncle, Mr. Saginaw, John Patnaude of 6312 Main Street Tim and Dottie Rabideau Cass City and Mrs. Les Clark of Fort Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. and daughter of Lansing vi- Cass City, Michigan 48726 072-2323 Lauderdale, recently when Jude Patnaude and family 5171872.4532 Office hours everyday sited Tim’s parents, Mr. but Thursday their ship, the S.S. Mt. Whit- of Cass City, and Mrs. Leo and Mrs. Dick Carroll, and ney, put in at Florida ports. Patnaude. were Sunday dinner guests Weinlander, Fltzhugh, Kirk Carolan left last week Easter guests of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Bertuleit & to spend spring break in Mrs. Don Loomis were Tom Pitcher of Sebewaing. , Dr. J. Qelsslnger Florida, visiting the Clarks and Kay Loomis, home Schairer, PC Chiropractor Other guests were Mr. and and other relatives. from college, Rev. and Mrs, Mrs. Leroy David of Yp- Certified Public Accountam Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Mrs. Margaret Yost is Bill Dornbusch and daugh- silanti and Mrs. Jay 9-12 a.m. and 24 p.m. spending time with her ter of Lansing, Earney I Pitcher of Sebewaing. 1600 Center Avenue Sat., 9-12 a.m. P.O.Box 775 family, Bob Yost and Mr. Stoutenburg of Detroit and Mrs. Arthur Carolan and Mrs. Jack Lohery of Mrs. Frank Weatherhead. * Bay Clty, MI 48707 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. along with Mr. and Mrs. Across from IGA Store Elgin, Ill., after suffering a Mr. and Mrs. Everett Elva Haggitt of Wisner Walter G.Weinlander, CPA Finkbeiner visited last Phone Car0 673.4464 broken hip while she made were dinner guests Sunday * Stewart J. Reid, CPA her home here with Mr. and week with Mr.Finkbeiner’s of Mrs. Ethel Jarnieson of RA’s Keogh Plans .Robert L. Hennessey, CPA Mrs, Tom Salcido. - mother, Mrs. Gordon Bad Axe. and PHone Toll Free < Mrs. Mary‘ McKellar Finkbeiner of Owendale. Todd Diebel, son of Gary 1-800-624-24oO Richard A. Hall, D.O. spent three weeks in Her Easter guests were and Kathy Diebel and Tax Deductible Contributions Osteopathic Phys4ian ‘ Florida visiting relatives Mrs. Vivian Agar and fam- grandson of Mr. and Mrs. 6545 Church Streeb and frieqds. She spent a ily. Eugene Comment, under- Accumulation Free of Current Cas8 CWy, .Michigan week in Clearwater, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Bill went surgery Tuesday at a with a niece and nephew, Ashmore were afternoon hospital in Marietta, Ga., 872-4446 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton dinner guests Sunday of Income Tax’ DO YOU HAVE A )ffke 8724725 Home 872-4762 while the Comments vis- Mr. and Charles DRINKING PROBLEM? George, where she celeb- Mrs. ited. ~ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS rated her birthday March Izydorek of Decker. They Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Many Retirement Options AND AL-NON 17. She visited a few days celebrated Easter and the Karr entertained for dinner Every Friday Evening - 8:W p.m. Hoon K. Jaung, MODe with cousins, Mr. and Mrk first birthday of Kayla Sunday and for the week \ For Detai ” Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Carl Bechtel of Brandon Michalski. Is: Cass City General Surgery end, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and, on the eastern coast, Shelley and John Smed- Karr and Eric of Syracuse, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Daily visited another niece and Ind., and Mrs. Iva Clague Saturday 9 to 12 noon ley and’daughtersof Kewa- - family, the Jim Beemanns, din spent a few days with of Ann Arbor. Office Hours before her visit with the Mr. and Mrs. George Phone 872-4351 By Appointment Hazen Parkers in Lake Whaley of Trumbull Road. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 6230 Hospital Drive Wales, with whom she re- Kehoe were. overnight 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City About 70 members of the “Current Rate Cass City, MI 48726 turned home last week. The family of the late Lloyd guests Saturday of their Parkers’ grandson, Brad Gray met Sunday in the daughter and family, the Copeland, also visited and Gagetown School cafeteria 4’ Phona 872.481 1 made the return trip. Home 87203138 Mrs. for their Easter celebra- hidE. m,D.D.E. McKellar enjoyed trips to tion. Of the four genera- bondW. krod, D.D.S. Busch Gardens, Disney tions, Mrs. Myrtle Gray of , C, liw#&ck, D.D.E. World and other points of Caro was one of the elder wmw,D.D.S. P.S. Kumar, M.D. interest during her visit. and honored guests. They 429 N. State St., Caro Monish A. Sy, MOD. Mr. and Mrs. Jim enjoyed a potluck dinner Ph. 673-3838 Kritzman and sons, Jim and an Easter egg hunt for 1 Complete Dental Care Facility Pediatrics and John, were callers last Now Serving Tuscola Founty Area the younger guests. Family Monday at the home of Mrs. ” Weekend Emergency members came from Caro, (Ipfumtr, CMldrem KOeQelS Phone Sagrnaw 7996220 Frank Weatherhead. Cass City, Marlette, L und After the 6 p.m. Holy Romeo, Deford, GagetQWn SALE RUNS: Adoletemts) Thursday services at St. Boiled Ham...... CAR0 FAMILY and Rochester. Wed., April 10 thru Sun., April 14 1184 Cleaver Road Agatha Church, about 60 Koegels DENTAL CENTER parishioners gathered in Caro Mr. and Mrs.Pat LaFave Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. the church hall for a potluck of Caro were Easter guests Polish Sausage...... 1 s!. I Parrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., Monday thru Friday supper and Saturday even- Assoc. I of Mrs. Beth Fisher of Reed By Appointment ing, after mass celebrated City. FARMER PEET Jeff Walby, D.D.S., Assoc. by Bishop Kenneth Un- RoundSteakm....~...e..I 16! 204 W. Sherman, Car0 Ph. 673-3117 Mrs. Marsha Potter and SLICED tener, the occasion was Mrs. Kathy Burkenpas and Mon., Wed. - 8:00-4:30 ’ marked with a get-together Adam of Grand Rapids Tu~s.- 8:00.6:00 and dtluck meal in the Dr. E. Paul Lockwwd spent a few days with Mr. CubeSteak. m,. .e. 18!* Thurs. Fri. . - - 8:00-3:30 Chiropractic Physician hall. and Mrs. Murl LaFave. Saturday by Appointment Office HWn: Mon., TW., Wed., Fd.. After wintering in Lake- Other family members “FARMER PEET’’ , Phone 673.2939 9-12 noon and 1:30.5:00 p.m. land, Fla., and Mrs. - Wturdry e12 a.m. Mr. came for the holiday week Emergency 883-3530 Cioaed All Day Thur8day Les Munro returned Thurs- end * $199Ib. phonr 872*27# Caw$ Clty day and were overnight Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorencz Honey Dew Loaf .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 lor Appolntmrnl guests of their son and fam- Jr. visited Mrs. Joe GY, the Jim Munros of Pon- Lorencz at St. R. Paul Chappel, DDS, PC Sang H. Park, M.D. Sr. Luke’s Obstetrics & Gynecology 19:. ; Family Dentistry Pepper Loaf ...... (Specialist in all women’s Comprehenblve Orthodontier problems and delivery.) 6240 Hill, Cass City 4672 Hill Street HEALTH TIPS I Phone 8724870 Off ice Phone 672-2800 7 AX. Braunschweiger. .. 995 Office Hours by Appointment Secondhand smoke l Home Phone 872-3705 I Co-Jack M‘cDonald Premium affects health IQ Mixed Cheese.. . a a . 19t ICE CREAM Vi gal. : IMMEDIATE The year 1984 marked the Studies have also been per- NON-EMERGENCY 20th anniversary of the first formed linking respiratory McDonald problems in the unborn ?HEALTH CARE OPEN -6-DAYS Surgeon General’s report Dr. Vincent F. Scelto which brought national at- child and the tendency to Ice Cream develop childhood lung dis- $25 ~ee Dr. Patricia L. tention to the health $169 hazards of smoking. eases with mothers and Sandwiches 12 pk. Chelenysk-Scelfo ’Mt. Dew, Pepsi Light Including phybiclan’s fee and During the past two de- mothers-to-be who smoke. clinic room. 824 S. Unlonvllle Rd. cades though,’ few studies Few conclusive studies Boyer 10 Sugar Free I@Appointment Necessary Sebewaing - 883-3950 have been made on the ef- have been performed di- Peanut Butter Bars 1 6pk. &Regular PepSi Free *, rectly relating lung illness - 6-8:~p.m. Fridays fectsof involuntary (or sec- 2:30-8:30p.m. Saturdays ondhand) spoking on the and involuntary smoking in 8 Pack 1O:OO a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sunday adults. The authors are McDonald LoFat 12 pk. Cans N. Y. Yun, M.D. health of the nonsmoker. $169 However, with increasing quick to point out that 88~- V2 titer Bottle! HILLS AND DALES Physician & Surgeon MILK. 0 e a a 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 gal. : HOSPITAL nonsmokers’ rights legisla- ondhand smoke is an irrit- Offlco Hours: tion in several states, the ant clearly affecting some Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. problem of secondhand people ‘more than others. McDonald Saturday - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. smoke is getting the atten- Persons already suffering CWIPDIPu tion it deserves. In a recent from chronic respiratory $3”. qggp. Res. 872-4257 issue of the American Re- ailments such as em- Allen Wit herspoon Off Ice 872-4733 physema and chronic bron- SOUR CREAM New England Life view of Respiratory Dis- - NEL Growth 6und ease, the professional jour- chitis are especially vulner- NEL Equity Fund nal of doctors who care for able to the harmful effects : NEL Income Fund - of involuntary smoking. . Money Market Series lung patients, physicians ‘ Phone 872-2321 qdescribed their concern Lung cancer is more likely 4415 Oak Cass City about the health effects of to occur among the secondhand smoke. nonsmoking spouses of Compnlon Anlmrl Children of smoking pa- heavy smokers than when Horpltrl rents were shown to suffer neither spouse smokes. I 4438 S. Seeger St. most from exposure to sec- Since a vast majority of I Onion Sets & Seed Potatoes Available 1 Cass City - Phone 872-2255 ondhand smoke. The au- our time is spent indoors, a ,- Rod Elllr, D.V.M. thors of the article discus- healthy indoor environ- : Dr. G. W. McNlven Carol Qrlkr-Ellis,D.V.M. sed numerous studies show- ment is essential. : Or. R. R. Watson ing that children of smok- Optometrlsts ing parents are more likely For more informatim on Primrry Vlrlon Cantw P,C. Edward Scollon, D.V.M. to develop chronic lung secondhand smoke, phse ~ E. Maln, -8 City 6505 illnesses. They w rn that call your American * 872*4374 Or 0724375 Veterinarlsn Lung parents of child Ben with Association of Michigan toll * Hours: Monday thru Call for Appolntment for , asthma\ should definitely free at 1-800-292-5979 or Friday 9-5 9- Small Animals * Phone 872-2935 not smoke because they writel ALAM, 403 Seymour could trigger an asthma 4849 N. bOIrSt., QB8 City Avenue, Lansing, Mich. episode, or “attack. ” 48914. . PAGE EIGHT CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 CASS CITY, MICHIGA~ Cass City Police J Cham- to compete in arrest four on statewide spelling bee drinking-driving At the ripe old age of 12, Whenever Champagne bee competition held at Kelley Champagne has misspells a word on the list, Lawrence Institute of Cass City Police Officer stepped out of the vehicle proven herself as the best her mother marks the word Technology. The spelling Donald Miller had a busy with the engine running. speller of all intermediate for extra practice. bee is sponsored by the col- According to the report, “I have learned a lot of week end,, arresting four school students in the five- lege, and the Detroit News. i men on charges of operat- Pamela L. Semp, 33, 528 county area. Champagne new words by helping her,” ing a vehicle while under First St., Harbor Beach, earned the title by first win- Susan Champagne said. If Champagne wins the the influence of liquor. Mil- had parked her car along ning the Cass City Inter- Being a good speller is state competition, she will ler transported the four the curb of Woodland Av- mediate School spelling hereditary in the family. qualify for the natiopal drivers to the Tuscola enue. After she left the veh- bee, then defeating the 16 Susan Champagne said she competition in Washington, County Jail. icle, the car backed up and best spellers from inter-m waS a good speller, and Kel- D.C. The contestants and Saturday at 2:05 a.m. struck a vehicle owned by mediate schools in the five- ley’s younger brother, their parents will receive i Miller observed Ricky L, Kenneth Greleski, 4391 county area. Matt, a second grade stu- one-week vacation in the Lloyd, 22,2720 N. Van Dyke Woodland Ave., Cass City. Champagne now has the dent at Deford Elementary nation’s capital. Rd., Decker, drive his veh- The Greleski vehicle was opportunity to prove her School, is able to spell some icle left of the center fine on parked in his driveway ability in a state-wide com- of the easier words on Kel- i when it was struck. The gc- ley’s word study lists. TUSCOLA COUNTY Main Street, near Wood- petition that will pit the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS land Ave. cident happened April 2 at sixth grade student against During the final round of Miller reported that 1:W p.m. the top intermediate school the regional spelling bee re- These are condensed minutes approved Lloyd failed sobriety tests. Chief Wilson reported spellers from all over cently held in Lppeer, for publication by your Tuscola Cwnty that a vehicle driven by Board of Commissioners. Saturday at 11:15 p.m. Michigan. In her last two Champagne correctly spel- The full official text of this summary of Officer Miller arrested Sandra L. Caraballo, 19, spelling bees, Champagne led “isogram” and “zona- Board proceedings may be examined at the 5891 Robinson Rd., Cass tion” to win the competi- office of the County Clerk during Glen Blankenship Jr., 17, has been able to outspell business hours. Bay City-Forestville Rd., City, struck a parked vehi- students that are two years t ion. March 26, 1985 ’ $4: Cass City. cle owned by Richard Sug- her senior. She will compete at the Meeting opened with Pra&r and Pb den, Kelly Rd., Cass April state-wide spelling to the Flag. According to the report, 5961 “It comes pretty natural -17 All members present. Blankenship was arrested City. with her,” Kelley’s mother, ACTION TAKEN: According to the report, Melanie Joles The agenda was approved as presented. on N. Seeger Street, near Susan Champagne said The minutes of March 12, 1985 wre Bulen Drive. Caraballo was backing out about her daughter’s spel- approved as typed. While Officer Miller was of a parking spot in the ling ability. “She gets to compete Dick Smith of Human Development ,y parking lot on the corner of in peared before the Board with a pr taking Blankenship ’ to straight A’s in spelling and application for community serviZZ’ Caro, he arrested Harold C. Oak and Church Streets she doesn’t have to study.” Grand Rapids cretionary funds frwn the U.S. Department Spaulding, 32, 1211 E. Car0 when the accident hap- This is the third year that of Health and Human Services. The aPP&a- pened April 4 at 12:OO p.m. tion was endorsed. Rd., Caro, for operating a Champagne has entered Melanie Rae Joles, 8, We endorsed the application for Fedkral vehicle while under the in- Officer Kenneth Schott into spelling competitions. assistance Clearing House project Identifi- reported that a vehicle daughter of Rick and cation Number 85-47 made by East Cerprai fluence of liquor. Miller ar- Each year she has im- Pamela Joles of McAlpine Michigan Planning and Development owned by Annette E. Sting, TOP SPELLER - Kelley Champagne will be going to a. ion for southeast Saginap Bay Special ?c- rested Spaulding on M-81, proved. Rd., Gagetown, was near Dutcher Road, Satur- no address reported, was As a fourth grade student ject. state-wide spelling bee at the Lawrence Institute of Tech- selected as a finalist in the CommissionLeon Keinath Board. was elected to the Road day at 11:40 p.m.. struck April 4 while it was at the Deford Elementary parked in the Hills and nology, Detroit, April 17. Kelley is the daughter of Dale 1985 Miss Michigan Na- Sunday at 2:15 a.m. Of- School, she finished fifth at tional Pre-Teen Pageant. Received and placed on fib a letter from Dales Hospital parking lot. ,andSusan Champagne, 6132 Severance Rd., Cass City. the Tuscola County Skill the Thumb Area Employment and Trainfng ficer Miller arrested The event will be held in Council. According to the report, the ...... elected Timothy L. Guinther, 26, ...... ;...... *.,.*....P*.,.,.,...... *,...... Center spelling bee. Last Mary Ywng was to the Private vehicle was struck by a hit ...... Women’s Council Grand Rapids in August. Industry Council. 6704 Main St., Cass City. I..,...... ,. .,,...... *.,,,,~...... ,...... year, as a fifth grade stu- and run driver between 3:OO Schillinger 8 Schillinger. IN. was Miller reported that dent, she finished third in awarded the insurance program for the year Guinther failed sobriety and 11:OO p.m. Your neighbor says meets Monday the Cass City Intermediate 1985. Motion approving the transfer of monies tests, and was charged with School spelling bee. from the general fund to the Department of operating a vehicle, under CAR-DEER St. Pancratius Women’s Champagne explained Social Services as their second quarlPr the influence of liquor. ACCIDENTS Council held its regular that she breaks compli- budgeted appropriation. Tigers should be monthly meeting in the cated words down into syll- Motion approving the budgetary &jussL ments. ACCIDENTS Officer Miller reported church social hall Monday ables, then spells the sylla- Approved the maintenance of effort bill that Floy M. Arnold, 47, evening, April 8. bles as separate words. As for the Medical Care Facility in the amaunt 5103 Bay City-Forestville Plans were made to get of $1 1.699.02. Officer Phillip Klaus re- able to win again an example, she spells the Motion authorizing the Director of ported that a vehicle driven Rd., Cass City, struck a flowers for first commun- word autonomous “auto-no- Emergency Services to conduct tornado by Thelma L. Holcomb, deer Sunday at 12:40 a.m. ion services and food and mous.” For a difficult pfety classes for employees. Arnold was westbound on Will the Detroit Tigers be double play combination. supplies for the CCD clos- theReceived VFW in Caro.and placed on file a letter from 4123 S. Seeger St., Cass able to continue with their “I think that this is where word, such as sphyg- City, was struck March 31, Bay City-Forestville Road, ing party. momanometer, she Received and placed on file the TAL- winning ways this season? he belongs,” Gyurkp said wrer’s February monthly statement. $4 at 12:30 p.m. by a hit and near Schwegler Road, A bakeless bake sale will memorizes the spelling when she struck the deer. “I think they should win about Whitaker playing be held in May and a retreat Received and placed on file petitions frob run driver. it again this year,” said* second base. until she can picture the kcal residents in regard to a proposed Re- According to the report, She was not injured. for women of the parish will complete word in her mind. gional Prison. Chief Wilson reported Andy Gyurko, a Car0 area Gyurko, a retired be held later this month. Received and placed on file the annual Holcomb had parked her resident doing his shopping She is then able to recall the reports of the Building codes and Cour- that Larry J. Summers, 41, farmer, lives at 1646 E. Installation of officers for mouse and Grounds. vehicle in the parking lot of in Cass City Monday. spelling. 5136 Rescue Rd., Akron Rd., Caro. the coming year will be held “I have been devoting a Motion increasing the Judicial standardi- Johnny’s Family Inn, 4515 “There is no reason they ration payments for the Circuit Judge, Dip Gagetown, struck a deer ’ in May with a dinner at the Nestle St., Cass City. While can’t. They have the samk little more time each day to trict Judge and Probate Judge. she was inside, someone hit March 29 at 9:OO p.m. Sum- Charmont. studying my spelling,” she Melanie Rae Joles Received and placed on file a letter from mers was southbound on players. ” The East Region of Probate Judge W. Wallace Kent. the vehicle, damaging the Gyurko follows the Ti- said. Since the competition Received and placed on file a letter from Cemetery Road, near Catholic Women will have a She is the granddaughter the Drain Commissioner. grill. gers closely during the sea- began, she has been study- Police Chief Gene Wilson Huron Line Road, when he spring meeting in Caro ing spelling word lists for of Nathan and Esther Joles Received and placed on file a letter from struck the deer. son. Monday he listened to April 24. Bishop Kenneth of Gagetown and Chuck and the County Clerk. reported that a Harbor the game on the drive to about an hour each day. Received and placed m file a letter from Beach woman failed to put Untener will be the after- “She has gotten a lot of Mary Gramer of Lapeer. the Equalization Department. CassCity from his rural Received and placed file a letter from her automatic transmis- commission noon speaker. support from the school,” She is in the second grade on Caro home. Gyurko tries to at Bach-Kilmanagh Luthe- Cubitt and Cubitt law firm. sion into park when she watch all of the Tiger Kelley’s father, Dave Approved the motin in regard to the law Champagne, said. Her ran School. library as to the installationof book shelves. Thomas O’Dell games that are broadcast Received and placed on file a letter from -- teacher has given Cham- The winner of the Coming Auctions on television. This year he pageant’ will receive a theMotion Prosecutlng authorizing Attorney. the Finance Commit- Second Lieutenant hopes to attend his first pagne time to practice dur- Thomas O’Pell, a 1978 ing the school day. After $1,OOO savings bond, crown, tee to obtain Professional Liability Insurance game at Tiger Stadium. He banner and round-trip for Tuscola County Judges. Wednesday, April 17 - The Saduate of Milan High school her mother goes Motion reinstating’employeesto a Way feels that this might be the Snails can retire into their flight to the National work week starting March 25, 1985 with the farm equipment property School and 1984 graduate of over the word lists with of Dale and Sandra Berden year he makes it because shells and sleep for long Pageant to compete with exception of any employees laid off U of M,received his officer he has recently retired periods. This enables them Champagne for about a half Minutes were approved as read. will be sold at public auc- other state winners. Adjourned to April 9, 1085 at 9:oO a.m. commission March 14 upon from farming. to survive in dry weather. hour each evening. tion at the Colony House, graduation from the Air four miles east and 3 Gyurko expects Kirk Gib- 3 314 Force Officer Training son, Chet Lemon and Lance miles north of Cass City on School in San Antonio, M-53. Osentoski Auction Parrish to carry the big Texas. bats for the Tigers this Service. sea- son. He feels the Toronto Blue Jays will be the Ti- Saturday, April 20 - gers’ toughest competition Sophie Peters will sell an- this year. tiques and household goods Gyurko was glad to see at the place located one that Sparky Anderson de- mile east and one mile cided to leave “Sweet” Lou north of Cass City at 5032 Whitaker at second base. Schwegler Rd. Don Moore, He feels that it didn’t make auctioneer. sense to break up-the Lou Whitaker - Alan Trammel Aok for OK overtime CASE QUANTITIES to speed Case Price. farm loans N~ONALARTCRAITS Less Mfg. Rebate. 8 rn Farmers Home Ad- ministration has been au- thorized an additional Your Cost $30,000 Thomar O’Dcll to pay overtime to of ‘NAPA 10W40 Oil FmHA personnel to help speed up farm loan proces- Lieutenant o*~ellis cur- sing, according to State Di- rently attending jet pilot rector Calvin C. Lutz. training at Vance AFB in “These funds, which are Oklahoma. in addition to our normal The Cas8 City He is the son of Mr. and overtime allotment, will Mrs. Theodore O’Dell of help us get more operating Chrontcle Milan and grandson of Mrs. loan funds into the hands of Irene Tracy of Cass City. farmers in time for spring planting, *’Lutz said. “FmHA county super- visors and their staffs in 40 county offices around the LAS VEGAS state are working as fast as possible to process loans under the FmHA’s normal farm loan programs as well NIGHT as handling the more than 2676 requests for loan re- views under the debt re- structuring initiatives. This overtime will help speed up Friday, April 12 processing of all these loans,” Lutz said. “In addition to the over- 6:OO p.m. to 1:00 a.m. time authorization, we have hired 28 temporary at employees to help FmHA county offices process loans,” Lutz said. We are McMahan Auto Car0 Moose completing the biring of another six temporary per- sonnel. The Soil Conserva- tion Service, the Extension Lodge #I049 Service and the Agricul- 1366 E. Caro Rd., Car0 tural Stabilization and Con- Limited Time Only servation Service have of- Cass City OnAll Rebates Admission $3.00 fered several of their 6497 Main St. ’ 1 employees from around the Phone 872-3210. I CASH PRIZES PUBLIC INVITED state to help FmHA in county offices. CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 PAGE NINE 3 from area earn college degrlees

For three area students, High School in 1981. Brzen- . Commencement cere- four years of college studies zinski, a mathematics monies will begin at 2:00 will end when they receive major, will receive his p.m. in the Cappaert Gym- their bachelors degrees Bachelor of Science degree. nasium. Walter J. McCar- from Alma College Apr. 20. He will attend Wayne State thy Jr., chairman and chief Brian C. deBeaubien, a University this fall, enrol- executive officer for the De- 1981 graduate of Cass City led in courses for his Mas- troit Edison Co., will be the High School, will receive ters Degree. speaker. Daniel Dickinson his Bachelor of Science de- Brian deBeaubien gree. deBeaubien, a biology major at Alma, is the son of Richard and Nancy de- Beaubien, 4122 Koepfgen Rd., Cass City. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa honor fraternity. This fall deBeaubien will attend Wayne State Univer- sity Medical School. Daniel L. Dickinson, son of Harlan and Marge Dic- , HEAVY RAINS swelled the Cass River over its at banks kinson, 6391 Church St., Ithe Cemetery Road bridge Saturday morning. Down- Cass City, will receive his stream it flooded busbusm in dowPSowrr Vmsar. Bachelor of Arts degree. Dickinson, a biology major, graduated from Cass City High School in 1981. He will be seeking employment as a biologist, Joseph F. Brzenzinski, son of Phillip and Catherine Brzenzinski, 6855 E. Sanilac Rd., Kingston, graduated from Marlette

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meredith and family and of Deckerville and Mrs. at the Car0 Medical Center. Smith were Thursday sup- Marie Meredith were Eas- Martha Robinson. Mrs. Marie Snell had din- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. ter dinner guests of M'r. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hrabec ner with friends at Norman Heronemus. Mrs. Grant Meredith. of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wildwood Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger King Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- Hall of Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. George Krause had of Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. man were Easter dinner Mrs. John Gallagher of Easter dinner with Mr. and Paul WheelCr and family guests of b$r. and Mrs. Bob Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Lee Nichols at Carson- and Miss Grace Wheeler Sawdon, and family at De- Moore and Stephanie of ville and their families. were Easter dinner guests ford: Snover, Katha Gibbard of of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mrs. Frank Pelton enter- Cumber and Mr. and Mrs. UMW Wheeler and family. tained her family for Eas- Louis Behr had Easter din- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klee ter at the home of Mrs. ner with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shabbona United and family of Minden City, Karen King and girls. Other Leslie and family. Methodist Women met COMPARE TO CHILDREN TYLENOL 100 I I Mrs. Ann Powell and sons guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday evening with I Tablets of Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bob Rich and their families Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Jerri Smith, hostess, Smith and Mr. and Mrs. at the church. There were Tylenol Vern Geister of Marlette 15 members present, 1 had dinner together. Mrs. Shirley Bader AROUND THE FARM Easter ILCEIAMINOPHENI $413 opened the meeting by BUNCO reading a poem. The secret- lbmpare to BUFFERIN! ary's and treasurer's re- Elirninat e The Bunco Group met ports were given. Saturday evening, ApriI 6, Cards were signed for 'OOSCO"'NON-ASPIRIN with Mr. and Mrs. Bob the sick, Mrs. Smith had hazards Wheeler. the devotional. A thank you 30 Tablets CHILDREN'S PAIN RELIEVER High was won by Bob letter was read from the By Bill Bortel Wheeler, low by Normaleen Chelsea Home for their gift. Navarro and door prize to The lesson on Lent was 30 Steven Navarro. presented by Miss Grace Farmers need to stay occur. Pinch points -- Wheeler and Mrs. Peg Tab Iet s $159 places where two objects Potluck lunch was healthy to maintainoperation. a suc- served.The April 19 meeting will Rule * Dbosco" BUFFERED cessful move toward each other -- A silent auction of baked Eliminating farm machine are found on belt drives, goods was held. chain drives and feed rolls; be with Mrs. Navarro. - hazards is one way to The next meeting, Map 1, ASP IR IN- 100's minimize the risk of an ac- and can cause injuries by will be with Mrs. Bader. drawing in or crushing fin- ****** cident. I Mrs. Margaret Burns will "Operating machine+y is gers, hands, arms or legs. give the lesson. Unprotected rotating Mr. and Mrs. Randy always potentially hazard- Smith and family, Mr. and Tabletsloo $2.09 ous, but risks can be re- shafts, such as those found ****** in augers, are dangerous in Mrs. Raymond Buerkle, duced 'by recognizing the Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Moore hazards and taking steps to two ways. They can either Mr. and Mrs. Andy draw someone into the and family and Mrs. John avoid them,"says Howard Dunlap were Easter guests Hoagg were Wednesday af- DOSS,Extension agricul- machinery of entangle ternoon callers of Mr. and loose clothing or hair. Once of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith tural safety specialist at and Donnie. Mrs. Dunlap Mrs. David Palmer of Ar- Michigan State University. a person is caught in a rotating shaft or wrap called early on John Dunlap gyle. 9 J&J Most machine hazards Baby Shampo0 Pepsi Diet Pepsi 16 Of. $309 Mt. Dew PepsiLight $473 Sugar Free & Regular Pepsi Free

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Vase I ine. Intensive >ass City 872-5448 to meet The Displaced $379 Homemaker's Program 1983 BUICK REGAL ...... 2 Or., Lt. Brown. PRICED TO SELL AT $6995.00 will hold its first session for ...... 1982 PONTIAC T-1000 ...... 2 Or., Super Economy Car ...... $3995.00 a new group April 17 at the 10 Caps 15 02. iJ8t CHEVROLET CELBRITY . .2 Or., Air, Tilt, Cruise, Door Locks, Windows, Seats, Stereo & More, Office, 429 Montague HDC One Owner, Only 27,000 Miles ;...... $66h5.00 St., Caro. 1981 WICK REGAL LIMITED ...... 2 Dr., Black & Loaded,Supr Buy...... $3995.00 * $337 The group will meet in 1980 PONTIAC LE MANS ...... 2 Dr., Two Tone Blue, Only 41,000 Miles...... S38B5.00 1-1 1-1 the HDC meeting room at 1979 FORD PINTO WAGON...... A Steal At $1895.00 INTENSIVE CARE 9:30 a.m.. for the day. Call 1978 CAOILLAC COUPE bE VILLE ...... Plenty Of Car left...... $4295.00 toll-free 1-800-292-3666 or 1977 CHEVROLET MALIBU...... One Owner, 38,000 Actual Miles...... SAVE (517) 673-4121 in Caro, if you 1976 MERCURY MONTIGO ...... $495.00 think you are qualified as a 1975 DODGE DART...... $395.00 Velvet displaced homemaker. If ALON TOUCH you have been a SPRIW@ WAS ARRIVMD AND SO HAVk - BALSAM & PROTEIN Touch homemaker for 10 years, Revlon divorced, widowed, or 16 02, SHAMPOO separated and must sup- THE OREAT DHAlS AT UOWARD BBLL IUC. fi Flex port yourself you may qual- zm (NORMAL FORMULA) ify. . HOWARD BELL INC. HAS Tibbits 16 02. receives Offer Ends 5-30-85! Shampoo W honors Tammy Tibbits, a 1980 4 graduate of Cass City High School, has been selected L'Eggs and for inclusion in the 1984 edi- No Nonsense tion of Outstanding Young Women of America. CIGARETTES Tibbits, 22, is the daugh- 100 Size ter of former Cass City resi- dents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reg-and Tibbits, 450 N. Miller St., $897 $927.L Kings Sebewaing. Body Moldings, Mats, Tinted Glass. A senior at Anderson Col- : ctn. ctn. ONLY &MONTH lege, Anderson, IN,Tibbits $13288 - Tax 20% ONLY $16716 AWONTH Plus pi will graduate this year with a bachelor's degree in sec- R'ENT or BUY ondary education. She is * SWERAL OTHERS IN=STOCKWITH VARIOUS DIFFERENT Off presently doing her student teaching at Anderson High OPTIONS -'- Wheel Chairs PRESCRIPTION PLANS School * A *PRICE FOR EVERYONES BUDGEPI Crutches The Outstanding Young AUTHORIZED THUMB DISTRIBUTOR I Any I Women of America prog- Payments Figured With $1000.00 OwnPlurTax, Title And Oertination Charges Extra. Commodes Sire ram is designed to honor HOLLISTER OSTOMY PRODUCTS and encourage exceptional Walkers Money young women between the HOWARD BELL, 1-1 ages of 21 and 36. The Orders women have distinguished We Accept themselves in their homes, INC. I professions and their com- BUICK PONTIAC GMC All Mfg. 's munities. - - Cents Off 3P Tibbits will be listed in 5 the 1984 volume of Out- ': Coupons . ' standing Young Women of America. - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CAS APRIL CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, 11,1985 PAGE ELEVEN 1’ 0-G Citizens area : anniversary Two ; Owen-Gage Senior Citi- students 1 zens met at St. Agatha’s Cass City Bowling Leagues - parish hall in Gagetown April 2 with 49 members earn honors : and a guest, Elsie Kuehn,

4 present. Eighteen blood Two area students weEe pressure readings were THURSDAY NITE TRIO CHARMONT Men’; High Series: Bob High Team Game: Fed- Thompson 565,C. Comment merman 223, R. Brinkman among 3,342 University +bf LADIES G. taken by Mary Lewis, LPN. April 4, 1985 April 2, 1985 Brinkman 554, C. Kolb 501, eral Land Bank 635. 564, Deering 563, D. Root 223, C. Helwig 215, L. Michigan students who Prizes in the Easter hat R. Bock 505, R. Bokinskie 563, E. Francis 560, K. An- Sweeney 213. were recognized at the ilp- Cable-ettes 532, Bert Brinkman 535, M. MERCHANETTE LEAGUE thony 559, D. Englehart 555, High Team Series: Hill- nual honors convocatipn ‘parade were awarded.. to-- wques Seed 25 19 Alma Wald and Mike BabichFarmsnthony’s Party Fort’s Hutchinson 507. April 4, 1985 D. Ouvry 555, T. Comment aker’s Auction Service heldThe March students 31. had to hayea 24 17 J, Smithson 3 Pisarek. A presentation Three R,s 23 Live Wires Men’s High Games: Bob 554, 552, J. 2884. 17 Charmont McIntosh 550. High Team Game: Hill, from the Sebewaing Martin Electric 22%2 Veronica’s 16 Brinkman 210, Bert 22 at least a 3.5 grade poiyt Chemical Bank 21 aker’s Auction Service Chiropractic Life Center Pine Valley 20 ‘/2 Cass City State Bank 15 Brinkman 201, M. Hutchin- 992. average to qualify as +n Kar Mikel’s MERCHANTS’ “B” gave an informative talk on USWG Local 6222 18 Ouvry ‘s 14% son 200. 19 honor student. Jud Cass City Sports 17 April 3, 1985 chiropractic practice. 17 M Charmont 14 Women’s High Series: J. Damon J, Keith of the & Walbro 17 TUSCOLA Mabel Ondrajka opened NelescoCircle S 16 Colony House 14 Shop 464. GET TOGETHERS ited States Court of Appq- Women’s High Game: Leiterman Builders 17 CharmonCass Cityt Sports 25 “B” als, Detroit, was the fea- the meeting by leading the Gordon Builders 16 Erla’s 14 D. April I, 1985 Lord’s Prayer and the Central Shop Rite Kelly’s Market 11 Brinkman 185. Esther’s Health Spa 16 25 tured speaker at the convd- 12 Mr. IGA Foodliner Evans Products 15 22 4 pledge to the flag in unison. 11 v2 Truemner Salvage 10% High Team Series: Ball cation. I Kritzman’s 14 McMahan’s Auto Parts 21 Miller Eggs, Inc. 31 Senior Power Day will be Englehart 11 Cass City Sports 6 Busters 1942. Anrod Screen Cyl. 13 Fuelgas 19 Deford Country Grocery 30 Timothy I.,. Horner, a 1942 Wednesday, May 15, High Team Game: Ball Charmont High Series: G.Lapp 613, Herron Builders 12 Tuckey Concrete 19 30 graduate of Cass City High at the Civic Center in Lans- J. Toner 576,Km Martin 591, High Series: N. Davis Busters 676. Roger’s Hay & Straw 29 575, C. Davidson 567, P. Miller’s Chicks 9 Clare’s Sunoco 17 School received recognition ing* Schall re- High Games: R. Spauld- Walbro Gold Dale’s Eaves Trough. 25 as an honor student. He is ported On a McIntosh 534. 17 SUNDAY : Frank’s Maxi Muffler 24 to Detroit to visit differenttour Martin;2;,ing 245 J HackerG. 213, K. High Games: David- NO 600 Series Mayme Guild Thumb National Bank 15 the son of Janice and Louis C. ROLLERS Doerr Farms 21 225, 208-203, March 1, 1985 631 * Herron Builders 15 Horner, 4410 Seeger St:, churches Monday, May 6’ 226. son N.Davis P. 3 Cass City IGA 21 A moment of silent glehartHigh Team Series: En- McIntosh 216. 500 Series: P. Little 571, Bauer Candy- 14 Cass City. A junior, Horner l~. Herringshaw J. Walbro Blue Erla’s, Inc. 17 attends classes at the Uni- prayer Observed for Gamblers , K. 570, 7 was High Team Series: Live 19 Kingswood Inn 17 Dennis Rocheleau. Happy glehartHigh 582.Tearn Game: En- Wires 2367. Muldoos 15 Morell 549, J. Lapp 537, K. versity of Michigan’s Col- O’D‘ell 537, L. Selby 535, R. 210 or Better Games: T. lege of Literature, Science birthday was sung to four High Team Game: Live Colwood Bar 14 Speirs 533, Pat McIntosh Comment 255, J. Karr 239, High Series: K, Tomlin- and the Arts. who have birthdays in April Wires 812. D & D Construction 13 530, Rabideau 518, J. R. Hull 235, T. Peruski 227- son 630, J. Zawilinski 609, and a get-well card was TUESDAYAnERNOON Gutter Busters 13 M. Smithson 515. 218, D. McLaren 225, J. D. Doerr 597, C. Tracy 585, Mark R. Fuller, son of sent to Ellen McCormick. Over The Hill Gang 12 LADIES 200 Games: M. Guild 256, Maharg 213-211, C. Com- G. Wichert 584, D. Miller Henry and Karen Fuller, Door prizes were awarded April 2, 1985 Road Runners 12 HOLY ROLLERS K. Herringshaw 226, J. ment 212, K. Beachy 211, P. 575, M. Lefler 562. 250 Decker Rd., Snover , to Stella Pisarek and Lee March 31, 1985 Lucky Strikes 12 High Games: Tomlin- was recognized as an honor Beavers Lapp 207, P. Little 206, Pat McIntosh 21 1. K. Smith. Charmont 20 Eager 11 son 245, J. Zawilinski 238, student. Fuller, a 1983 Faust Rebuilding McIntosh 205, J. Morell 205. 575 or Better Series: T. The meeting adjourned Chemical Bank 16 Re Racks 19 11 High Team Series: Peruski 648, D. McLaren G. Wichert 223, D. Miller graduate ,of Marlette High to play bingo. Wildwood Farms Alley Cats Wood Rollers 10 School, attends classes at The April committee Hillside Beauties 15 17 Kritzman’s 2549. 606, J. Maharg602, P. McIn- 217, D. Doerr 212. 14 Trinity Street Rich’s Disposal 6 High Team Series: Miller the University’s College of served coffee and Pierce’s Honey Bees 10 14 High Game: Kritzman’s tosh 594, T. Comment 590, Sunday Sluggers 14 Hull Karr D. Eggs, Inc. 2870. Engineering. Fuller is a sandwiches. Georgine’s High Team Series: Col- 867. R‘. 579, J. 579, 9 Pin Tippers 13 Miller 579. High Team Game : Miller sophomore at the Univer. The next meeting is the Double H 12 wood Bar 1925. MERCHANTS’‘$A’’ Eggs, Inc. 1020. sity of Michigan. group’s anniversary dinner high Series: P. COrCOran Bar Flies 12 High Team Game: Col- April 3, 1985 at the Gagetown Methodist 526- Ball Busters 12 wood Bar 677. Church Asril 18. High Game: P. Corcoran CCYC High Men’s Series: Cr Paul’s Urethane Syst. 29 203, A, Pierce 10 1202. Slammers 9 Kolb 498. Ouvry Chevy-Olds 23 High Team Series: Auctioneers 6 High Men’s Game: C. Rabideau Motors 21% It In 1 Pierce’s Honey Bees 1796. Pin Busters 6 Karr 176. New England Life 21 I High Team Game: High Women’s Series: L. Fuelgas 21 11 Pierce’s Honey Bees The Chronicle. 1 655. Men’s High Series: Doug Colling 497. Charmont 18 9’2 O’Dell 630. High Women’s Game: L. Gagetown Oil & Gas 17 Men’s High Game: Doug Colling 191. Best Five 16 O’Dell 231. Kingston State Bank 14% Women’s High Series: J. Cass City Oil & Gas 12 Water Pump Sale Lapp 504. . THURSDAY MORNING Agri-Sales, Inc. 12 Mr.Kelly’s Market 22 Women’s High Game: J. , COFFEE Croft-Clara Lumber 10% Bigelow Hardware 21% CONTACT LENSES April 4, 1985 H H.P. Flint 4 Walling Lapp 190. 20 o/o Team High Series: Alley 210 or Better Games: C. DPierce & F Signs Apiaries 16%17 Web This Shallow Well Cats 1990. GYPSY ’s 26 Comment 243, M. Lefler Harris-Hampshire Ins. 16 Ad Only! Team High Game: Alley Federal Land Bank 2192 235, J. Fox 234, G. $162 Thompson J. Mathew- Expires April 27, 1985 Cats 721. Pin Pals 19 I 234, High Series: K. Martin I *” I Argyle Sox 16 son 232, L. Summers 228, J. 649,M. Lefler 617,E. Schulz Initial LemtWith Exam Only! Professional Fees Not Included! Myers or Flint d Walling M H P. Family Circus 14% Storm 224, M. Mellendorf 610, J. Kuhl 599, Bert I Shallow Or Deep GUYS & GALS Paul’s 14 222, K. Anthony 214, D. En- Brinkman 591, M. Grifka Tanks WetlPump ’196 April 2, 1985 Deering Farms 11 glehart 214, J. Smithson 586; A. Zimmerman 572, G. L1 11 Misfits 6 214, D. Miller 213, K. Adel- Parrish 569, V. Peters 568, Ball Busters berg G. Deering 211, Red Jacket or Flint L Walling 40 211, J. S, Miller 562, J. Smithson Four B’s 37 High Series: M. Cosway Gallagher 210. 556, R, Brinkman 553, J. Submersible Pump ‘h H.P. 10 GPM 8300 Odd Couples 28 504 550 or Better Series: J. Fox’ 553, L. Sweeney 551, Copeland & Gornowicz 26% High Games: M.Cosway Mathewson 619, J. Fox 595, High Games: J. Kuhl259, Country Cousins 24 ‘/2 212, L. Zajac 206, L. Room L. Summers 586, G. Lapp K.Martin 246-237,M. Lefler PAUL’S PUMP REPAIR Brand 673-4850 For Prompt Repair On All Water Pumps X 23 202. 584, M. Mellendorf 584, M. 237, M. Grifka 237, E. Hutchinsons, I&. 23 High Team Series: Fed- Lefler 578, B. McDonald Schulz 237, Bert Brinkman Gutter Stompers 570, J. Burns 567, G. 231, V. Peters 231, A. Zim- 22 eral Land Bank 1852. 4b

1 Cass city PPATESETTER Adult Com-munit Y’ Edu cation Paceset ler

CLASS TIME ----- 11- DATE WEEKS INSTRUCTOR ROOM FEE .-- -3-- -- Spring MONDAY

Enrichment Cribbage Match 9:30-11:00am Apr. 22 B. Lovejoy HS200 Free History of Cass City 7:00-9:00pm Apr .22 ‘3 J. Esau HS303 $2.00 Kalosmatics (M,T)J) 7:30-8:30pm Apr .15 6 J. Ware Int .Gym $24 00 Program Microwave Specialties 7:00-9:00pm Apr. 29 3 D. Deering HS108 $8.00 plus supplies 7:00-9:00pm Apr .22 1 K. Neidrich HS107 $2.50 plus kit 3:15-4:15pm Apr .22 4 M. Carpenter Camp.15 $5 000 3:30-4:30pm Apr .29 4 A. Lovejoy HS107 . $5.00 3:30-4:30?m Apr. 22 5 R. J,ovejoy HS200 $2 00

6:OO-lO:OOpm Apr. 23 1 S. Hutchinson HS107 $16.00 7:00-8:30pm Apr .23 2 B. Gengler HS203 $4.00 7:00-8:00pm Apr .30 4 C. Carter HS108 $7 .OO plus 3:15-4;00pm Apr ,30 4 R. Pobanz Camp .,Gym $4 ,OO. supplies 4:00-4;45pm Apr 30 4’ R. Pobanz Camp, kym $4 0.0

7:00-8:30pm May 1 4 Guests * HS Speech Free R. Lomasney HS Shop $15.00 plus I I 7:00-9:00pm Apr .24 6 I I supplies I Girl’s Volleyball (4th-7th) 6:00-7:30pm Apr. 24 6 B. Howard Int .-Gym $10.00 I AMOUNT ENCLOSED 3:15-4:00pm Apr .24 5 J. Mitchell 1nt.llA Free 3:30-4:30pm Apr .24 5 €3. Merchant HS Lib. $7.50 3:15-4:15pm Apr .24 6 D. Quick Camp .18 $7.. 00 * China-Rawsons ; Great Britain-McConkeys France-Zdro j ewskis ; Swit., Nor., Den.-Holmberg; Japan-Scollons THURSDAY Microwave S ecialties (See Monday) Mexican Coating 7:00-8:30pm May 9 4 R. Loed ing HS108 $14.00 Computer Literacy 3:30-5:30pm Apr. 15 5. L. Edwards Int .38 $16.00 Teddy-Bear Making 7!00-8:00pm May 9 3 L; Karr HS109 $5 .00 872-4 15 1 *Beginning Golf 6:30-7:30pm Apr. 25 5 D, Love joy Behind HS $12. 00 (7th-12th) OFFICE HOURS: Voluntary Sex Education 6:30-9:30pm Apr .25 4 B. Ponder , HS Lib. $5.00 Beginning Golf (5th-7 th) 3:30-4:30pm Apf. 25 5 D. Lovej oy Behind HS $10.00 Monday .Thursday Beginner’s Knitting (3rd-bth) 4:30-5:30pm May 2 5 B. Engle HS Lib. $5.00 8 a.m. p.m. , - 930 Stitch, Stitch (3rd-6th) 3:30-4:30pm May 2 5 B. Engle HS Lib. $5 .oo Friday 8 a.m.- 4100 p.m. SATURDAY I Saturday Morning Gymnastics 8:30-12:00 Apr. 27 5 Bollenbacher HS. Bal. $10.00 I (4-12 years) * PAGE TWELVE CASCIW CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

.,I. Lamb sale Saturday at Sandusky Thumb Sheep Breeders Cooperative Extension Ser- ner of each division. The U will hold their annual club vice Area Livestock Agent, divisions are: youth, 13 and lamb sale Saturday, April will be providing feeding under; youth 14 and 18, Down Memory Lane 13. at the Sanilac County and disease srevention and adults, 19 and over. The roll released tips. three classes that will be I Fairgrounds in Sandusky.- 1 Kingston High School an- Parrish, Mark Reehl, A pre-contest judging A judging contest will be judged are club lambs, ewe \ Robert Smith, Alisa Stark, held at a.m. for lambs and yearling ewes. FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE nounces the honor roll for clinic will be held, starting 11:OO the third marking period, Monica Tait, Amy Widgr at 10:30 a.m. In addition to everyone interested in par- In addition, a trophy will second semester. reviewing what to look for ticipating. There will be TWELFTH GRADE three divisions and trophies be awarded for a special in selection of quality SEVENTH GRADE lambs, Gary Weber, will be awarded to the win- class, the Trifecta. In the trifecta, judging as FIVE YEARS AGO cal training course for All A's - Marcia Britton, scores, US. the debt service to 4.25 Magnus Olsson, Ann well as scores on identify- Air Force law enforcement mills, one of the lowest in All A's - Alice Gerhardt, G-L#.l#.l- ing parts of the lamb, Cass City High School specialists. Airman First James Green. ~CLlClLh. the Thumb area. B or better Teena wholesale cuts and record will have four valedicto- Class Shirley R. Henrichs, Jo Ann Burns, daughter B or better - Amy Byers, - Fairgrove Dental Clinic analysis, will be added rians this year, all of whom daughter of Mrs. Betty Seth Geister. Ashcroft, Thomas to- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Banowski, Jeff Boyl, Chris 2054 Mai n, Fairg rove gether for this special are graduating with Maynard of Deford, was Burns, Decker, has com- straight A averages. Lead- trained in security and law EIGHTH GRADE Clinesmith, Brenda Clouse, 693-6731 event. pleted her training at the Steven Crisp, Karl Engler, I ing the class of 159 are Lori enforcement.I She now goes Elkhart University of Med- Wendy Rogers, Rebew At l:OO p.m., approxi- Ewald, Melanie Particka, to Kinchloe AFB, Mich., for ical and Dental Technique, All A's - Uri Chantiny, - Complete Dental Care Provided Johnson, Lisa Keli, mately 40-50 club lambs Lori Teichman and Linda duty 'with a unit of the Elkhart, Ind., and Robert Fetting, Dusty Fin- along with 10 to 12 ewe Deanna Newton, Michellt Services Offered Include. Whit taker e Salutatorian Strategic Air Command. graduated as a qualified ley, James Fourman, lambs and yearling ewes Rieck, Larry Smith, Rachel *Orthodontics *Crowns and Bridges with a 3.952 average is Ken- Lions Clubs of District 11- Dental Nurse. Christine Lis, Anna Peter. will be auctioned.\ neth Martin Jr, D held their spring confer- B or better Tim Bastian, Tixier, Brad Widger. *Dentures and Partials *Cosmetic Dentistry Thumb Sheep Breeders Following a trend started ence Sunday at Chesaning, 35 YEARS AGO Tawnia Bruce, Tina Brum- Substance Abuse TMJ Therapy for Headaches *Root Canal represent breeders from by food stores in major with 403 members present. baugh, Gene Dandron, cities, the Cass City IGA Attending from Cass City Five young people from Crista Farnum, Mary Therapy *Preventive Dentistry Huron, Sanilac, Macomb, St. Clair and Lapeer Coun- Foodliner this week an- were Past District Gover- the Westminster Fellow- Lucius, Dennis Zyrowski.' meet in Marlette ties. nounced that, effective nor and Mrs. A1 Withers- ship of the Presbyterian 24 Hour Answering Service Monday, there is a 30-day poon, Treasurer and Mrs. Church will attend the an- NINTH GRADE The area Substance For more information on price freeze. Jim Guinther and Secret- nual synod of Presbyterian Abuse coordinator has 792.1 544 the sale, call Stanley Mrs. Greg Hanselman ary and Mrs. Ron Keegan. Youth to be held in Flint, All A's - Mary Cher- scheduled a public heark- Offlcs Hours: Monday and Thursday Jackman at 313/679-2279 or and children, Misty and The women represented the April 14-16. The delegates niawski. prior to the development Afternoons 11:45 a.m. - 6:W p;m. Rich Trepkowski at 5171658- Adam, of Deckerville and local Lions Auxiliary. are Robert Mann, Marjorie B or better - Melissa the 1985-86 Annual Action Mrs. Steven Eyer and Jen- Emst, Joseph Somerville, Plan for Substance Abuse 8193. 25 YEARS AGO Karr, Sally Colbert, Roger nifer visited their grand- Little and Richard Wallace. Don Weinand. Services. The meeting i's mother, Mrs. Lilah slated Wednesday, April 17, The Gagetown Farm Due to this meeting in Flint Wilhelmi, Saturday after- the presentation of the TENTHGRADE from 1:oO until 3:00 p.m. at Bureau met Tuesday even- I noon. ? the Marlette Community ing at the home of Mr. and "God and Country" award At the Monday night Cass to Scout Roger Little will be B or better - Rebecca Room, 6436 Morris ' Road - - -~ -~ Mrs. Harlan Hobart. City Village Council meet- postponed. Raymond, Julie Some- (just north of Van Dyke) in ing, the lowest of eight bids Mr. and Mrs. Harry rville, Sarah Stoll, Corey Marlette. 6044 East Cass City Road Kehoe, Steve and Terry Mr. and Mrs. Alex was'accepted for construc- Lindsay Jr. and family Brown, Karen Gerhardt, The hearing is for Huron, tion of the long delayed sew- +ere Sunday dinner guests Kris Kotsch, Joseph Lapeer, St. Clair, Sanilpc of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest spent Easter Sunday with Owned and Operated By age treatment plant pro- Mrs. Lindsay's parents, Kramer, Julie Lis, Lisa and Tuscola Counties ah . ject. Hewitt of Detroit. Meier, Kim Moore. is sponsored by the Human George Clara and Orville Rev. and Mrs. Gibson in The Deford Craft Club Reese. Development Commission. will meet Monday evening, Mallory of Croft-Clara ELEVENTH GRADE If there are any ques- Lumber Company recently The Cass City Hospital J.D. Tuckey Hostesses are Theresa Sug- has made several changes tions, contact Kari Walker, I completed a comprehen- a den, Carolyn Rutkoski and and improvements in the B or better - Patrick HDC Substance Abuse I Frances Kloc. sive dealer training course Cherniawski, David Green, Coordinator, (517) 673-4121, for Pruden clear span hospital building in the past Now Offers month. The circular stair- Debbie Kasdorf, Norrine extension 120. YEARS buildings at Pruden Pro- TEN AGO ducts Company, way leading from the wait- ing room to the second floor Heavy snow, piled into Evansville, Wis. A district forensic contest has been replaced by a mountainous drifts by high , was held at Cass City straight stairway that is May 6...... Historic Church Tour, "Detroit". - GENERAL WELDING winds, brought activity in easier to climb. This im- May 11. New Vic Theatre, Flint, "The Robber Bridegroom'- Cass City and the tri-county glementary School Tues- day. There wete four provement has made room May 14 & 15.. . Shipshewana, Ind. "The Amish Country". area to a standstill Thurs- for a larger waiting room May lt~1&19...... Toronto in the Springtime. day. The storm forced Tus- schools competing. Win- CAST ning the local contest on the first floor and May 29...... #.. .. Wayne Newton Show, Prlmer Theatre. cola County Sheriff's patrol another private room on the makes some Cass City stu- June 10 thru 14...... Fan Fair - Nashville- OpqTanB 9 ALUMINUM cars off the roads early second floor. dents eligible for the next Park 9 Grand Ole Opry, Thursday morning, along The S.T. & H Oil Co. has with County Road Commis- contest. They are Margaret June 14 tbru 27 .. . "...... Alaska, "The Last Frontier" .STAINLESS STEEL Matuszak, Bonnie Dehng, taken over the franchise for sion crews. Officially 17 in- Sinclair gasoline and pet- July 4 thru 18 Calgary Stampede & Canadian Rockies. ches of snow fell in the Marilyn Erla and Grant roleum products in Sanilac, Full service air ticketing as county. Zinnecker. James Rawson well as charters to Florida, was the master of cere- Tuscola and Huron Coun- California, Arizona, Hawall, Las Vegaqalso discounted The Ladies Aid of Good ties. The foundation for a Shepherd Lutheran Church monies. The Cass City team Fares on Cruises. Lathe and Mill Work new Sinclair sign has been For de8crlptivo brochures contact met Monday. Seventeen was coached by Mrs. Brewster , Shaw. Sandra made at the Cass City ser- members were present. vice station of the com- Parrott'r TOU~Phone 31347CE924.S Mrs. Gloria Ouvry was re- Bassett was time keeper. Parts Fabrications A Cass City school bond pany at the corner of Seeger 2191 6bck R-kr St. (P.O. Box 267) Deckorville. Mkh. 48427 ceived into membership. and Main Streets. President Linda Voss pres- issue to be placed before ided over a business meet- the electors April 25 calls Bring Your Repair Problems To Us! ing and Judy VanDellen led for the addition of 1.75 mills FARM MACHINERY devotions. for 10 years. It will be used to add four more rooms,lib- A Deford woman has rary and restroom facilities Call 872-3303 graduated at Lackland to the grade school. Passing AFB, Tex., from the techni- of the issue would increase -~ ... . . To dispose of the personal property of Dale and Ssndra Berden the following wlll be Linda Adams \sold at public auction at the place located 4 miles east. 334 miles north of Cass Clty on M-53at the Colony House or 12 mils8 southwest of Bad Axe on M-53 at the Colony Arts director House on: The Car0 Arts Society an- WEDNESDAY nounces the appointment of Auctioneers' Linda Adams of Cass City as the first Executive Di- Note APRIL 17; rector of the local arts group. Mr. Farmer thls m.chlnuy Commencing at e; hm hhd good are. Thio la Adams is a graduate of your opportunity tp 1O:OO a.m. Sharp ', Central Michigan Univer- purcha80 -that needed mqulpmant for the sity and has worked with upcoming simoon. The the MSU Cooperative Ex- bwelry wagon ir 6mll 80 ILUNCH AVAILABLE^ large equlpmont will h~odd tension Service for the past urly. four years. Her time as an extension home economist has given her valuable TRACTORS management and teaching John Deere 7520 diesel, 4 wheel drive, cab, air I experience. "We look for- conditioning, dual outlets, 3 point, 18.4~38tires ward to Linda helping the and duals Three reasons why your' tax-deferred Caro Arts Society-growand Ford FW80 4 wheel drive, diesel, 20.4~38tires, duals, cab, triple outlets, 3 point L expand to meet the n&ds of John Deere 4020 diesei,18.4~38tires and duals, with L3 Tuscola County," says John A!!!!& Individual Retirement Account should be ' John Deere no. 48 loader Hunter, president of the John Deere 4020 diesel, 163x38 tires and axle duals, CAS Board of Directors. dual outlets at Chemical Bank. The hiring of the director Ford 9600 diesel, cab, 18.4~38tires and duals, dual power, dual outlets, 4900 hours was made possible by a Ford 8N, wide front, 3 point grant from the Michigan Ford CL-20 gas skid steer, loader, material bucket, Council for the Arts. Adams manure bucket and fork lift bucket will work on a part-time

basis for CAS and also com- P safety People have been entrusting their savings to Chemical Bank for many years. plete her responsibilities 200 gallon sprayer, 3 point 12 foot land leveler TRUCKS 2ooo gallon water tank on truck Maurer 8 row bean pul$r, Your IRA deposits are insured up to SlOO,OOO by the Federal DePosit with the Cooperative Ex- 1968 White Semi Tractor, 250 frame with chemical mixer hydraulic fold ,* insurance Cormration. tension Service on a part- Cummings D motor, 13 speed Set of 250 gallon saddle tanks New idea no. 213 manure spf$ trans., 28 ft. semi trailer with time basis through May of 500 gallon sprayer tank with Forder, 7new foot apron rotary mower, 3 pohtc Return You may choose from several high yielding deposit programs, One Year this year. Her hours at the wet lines with hoist attachments Arts Society will be Tues- 1978 Ford lo00 truck, tilt cab, Heath 4 row beet topper 8 foot blade, hydraulic tilt, 3 pht deposits offer a fixed or variable interest rate. You may select a fixed interest Dummy Tandem, 477 gas innes 4 row bean windrower with Parker 200 bushel gravity bo<&n days and Thursdays from motor, 6 speed auto. trans., rate deposit which will guarantee your return for five years.' end delivery, PTO, 3 point Ford 6 ton running gear .* 8-3 p.m. * 18 ft. grain box and dual 3 Heath 6 row bean windrower, Parker 200 bushel gravity bo<& Adams will available stage hoist You deal with People YOU know Who are able to explain your IRA options and be hydraulic power, center ' Ford 8 ton running gear .- Convenience to speak to individuals and 1976 Ford ?h ton pickup, 360 delivery, 3 point John Deere 8 ton running g&r answer your questions. There are no service charges or management fees to groups about the Caro Arts motor, auto. trans., with racks Glenco 9 shank soil saver with dump box and hoist ,- start or maintain your IRA. Society. more informa- Ford no. 134-32 ft. chisel plow Dual dump wagon, 10x20 tire?: For Hutchinson 48 ft. 8 inch grain New Holland 28 foot elevatp tion, call her at 673-5266. EQUIPMENT John Oeere no. -21 'hole grain auger, PTO OfficeBolt bins desk * drill with grass seeder Mayrath 38 ft. 8 inch grain auger, MS branch IHC no. 400-6 row planter for PTO QuantityBenches of new and used parti.. liquid fertilizer Fertilizer auger IHC no. 700 7x16 inch automatic Hutchinson 30 ft. 8 inch auger Many other items too numerous receives award reset plow, on land hitch PTO to mention Chemical Bank would like to help you save on your taxes and explain how Each ;ear, the Michigan ,Wllrlch 8x18 inch automatic ms8t Turnco 33 ft. cultipacker COMBINEJewelry Wagon - chapter of the National plow, on land hltch Glenco 40 ft. fielCl cultivator our IRA is Q secure investment in your future. Nobel 8 row cultivator, 3 point Ford 32 ft. field cultivator with i Multiple Sclerosis Society Brush hog 8 row cultivator, 3 leyelers IHC 915 combine, diesel, 15 fJ. presents an award for pub- point Ford 33 ft. transport disk grain platform, 9 ft. Sunn plck- We want to be your bink lic relations and communi- John Deem 8 row cultivator, 3 John Deere no. 230-24 .ft. up, no. 883 6 row corn hea cations. This year, the Gre- point hydraulic fold disk John Deere no. 274 row stock ater Flint Area branch re- King 8 row cultivator with cover- John Deere no. 400 roto hoe, 3 chopper c ceived the award for the ed shields, 3 point point Lilliston pull type bean harvest; second year in a row.

The award is presented hntoskl r*k take profenncr to the branch where public Auctlon 8mka over prlntd mttw. relations activities in- crease the awareness of -* multiple sclerosis and the work of the MS society. CHEMICAL Multiple sclerosis, a dis- NBD SANDUSKY BANK, OWNER '.i ease of ihe central nervous .*b' system that is often con- e', EANKS fused with muscular dys- Osentoski Auction Service trophy, strikes nearly 200 Auctioneers: Ira, David and Martin Osentoskl 5 a Members F D I C Equal houmng.equal opport'unity lenders I people a week in the U.S. Phone Cass City (517)872-2352 -c and Michigan has one of the or Bad Axe (517)269-9577 r :

F-rot and tax for IRA to 59hexce~pt highest incident rates, ac- AUCTIONEERS r IRS regulations rmulra rubstontlot Intern?pcnaltier and liabilitiss withdrowolr Prior we In corarofkath or di-ilitv. cording to John Pyles, Pub- Q 0 7 3 lic Relations chairman. Aucrroneers and clerks acting as sales agents only and assume no guarantees or liabilities. -<. PAGE THIRTEEN *** *. ‘ t First track meet Mondav Deford home entered Tuscola County Sheriff’s Department Deputy James Compo reported that a house at 1696 Phillips Rd., Deford, had been broken into. Compo was called to in- vestigate the house by the owner’s daughter, Dorothy ‘* I M. Campbell, 5560 Bond e , I .A Coach Doug Grezeszak is team are four lettermen. Last year the team was Michigan University re- and Henriette Fankhaus- Rd., Deford. According to ,*A ‘ usually high on his teams’ Kevin Bliss and Del first in the Thumb Associ- lays. er, exchange students, are the report, her father re- , chances of winning all the Kostanko will show the ation league meet to share Credit the foreign ex- running the distance events cently died, and she didn’t honors on any given spring, way in the distances and the conference crown, was change student program and are doing very well. know when the house was Joe Viney and Bryan third in the regionals and for part of the optimism by Cathy Britt and JoAnn 4’ -and this season he is more last checked. Compo inves- ‘;+.confident than ever over Beecher are the Hawk sixth in the tough Central the coach. Karianne Henni Steelv are back to helD in y _- - ~ - -1- hopes in the sprints. Jeff tigated the house Sunday at the chances of his girls’ the shot and discus. Ad- 4:59 p.m. LaBelle is the top middle team and is guardedly con- ding strength to the middle An entry door to the house fident about the boys. distance man. distance events and the re- Grezeszak has a roster Season schedule had been kicked in. Nothing -*;e> He feels that the boys’ lays will be Britt, Chris was reported missing. team has an excellent that originally included 48 April 15 Frankenmuth at Frankenmuth 4: 15 p.m. Tuckey and Jeanne Mar- ,..-,chance .. of repeating as candidates. Already about 20 St. Louis Relays at St. Louis 1O:OO a.m. shall. Dawn Schmaltz is a Thumb B Association eight of these athletes have 23 USA at Cass City 4:Wp.m. premier hurdler. 25 Grass fire .. , L ,champion, an honor won dropped out of the prog- Caro at Cass City 4:30 p.m. The coaches have a 27 I.last year for the first time ram, he reports. For that CMU Relays at Mt. Pleasant 9:OO a.m. gleam in their eyes when ,,,in 20 years. He says Cass reason we will delay team May 2 North Branch/ a.m. they watch Gilly Bryant Fire Chief Jerome Root City has enough talent to pictures until later in the Imlay City at Imlay City 4:30p.m. perform. She was first in ,,‘:,,;win it all despite the loss of sc‘ason, he added. 3 Reese Invi ta . at Reese 4:OOp.m. said the fire was started by the Caro Meet of Champs in an unattended fire in a ,.;,.,Greg Bliss, a premier sure 7 Bad AxdMarl, at Marlette 4:30 p.m. the quarter mile and qual- -; ,point winner in the dis C: I R IS’ TEA M 9 Laker/Vassar at Cass City 4:30 p.m. trash barrel. The barrel did ified for the statefinals. She not have any screen cover- itances, and Mike Mid- 11 Hatchet Invita. at Bad Axe 1O:OO a.m. has worked hard this winter 14 TBA league Meet at Caro ing. The fire spread to the ‘* daugh, tops in the long We should make it five 4:OO p.m. and coaches are looking for JIM HILLAKER won a trophy and .;,,jump and hurdles Gonc, years in a row that the girls 18 MHSAA Regional at Breckenridge 1O:OO a.m. ground and burned off 20 big things from her in the $100 for taking second place in the Tus- about three acres of grass. F,,, ,too, is Scott Hurford, the have won or shared the Huron Meet of half mile this season. There were no damages re- top high jumper in 1984. Thurnb l3 Association track Champs at Bad Axe 5:OO p.m. cola Area Bowl Down Cancer bowling ,.I 21 Freshmen who have Part of Grezeszqk’s op- championship, Grezeszak Mayville at Cass City 4:OO p.m. shown promise are Katy tournament at the Charmont March ported. ”, Jimism stems from thc says. 28 Meet of Champs at Caro 4:OOp.m. The department re- June 1 MHSAA State Scollon, distance; Holly 19. Hillaker, 6930 Van Dyke Rd., Cass ,.,-,caliber of play in the We should win, he adds, Steinbauer and Teri Wil- sponded to a Detroit Edison Meet at Clare 1O:OO a.m. City, bowled a 769 series. He carries a transformer fire April 5 at .I,Thumb B. It promises to be even though we lost four son, sprints. *weakthis season, the coach athletes who made it to the 135 average. 12: 15 p.m. The fire was out state finals last season. when the department ar- -1, says. rived. The transformer was .. ..- ,I He looks for Vassar to be Start with Lori Calka and 01 located at the corner of Ger- qm. tougher and sees Marlcbtte .Jamie LaHoche, tops in the .,,,.puch improved. We could sprints and long jump. The mania and Severance David McPhail wins two silver Roads. -,finish anywhere from first pair dominated the long to fifth,Grezeszak says, br*- jump and it may be awhile cause we have an attitudcb bcforc Cass City produces %,%problemon the team. two athletes as good in any I Congratulations * Some of the players failed one event. I. i * to come out for track and Also qualifying for the medals at Special Olympics YOU are getting I ’ nthers may have their sca- state were Kerry McIlrath in the middle distance and i Son “end prematurely,” the David McE’hail proved Olympic competition. race, David struck some- ski shop in Saginaw, and a “I have never seen such 1 Married--- ’, yoach said grimly. Lynn Schmidt in sprints that he has the “right stuff” David, 12, son of Charles thing in the snow, and was radio station. All of the stu- a happy bunch of kids,” Expected to anchcr the and high jump. to compete in international McPhail, 2676 Englehart spun around in a circle. He dents representing Michi- Charles McPhail said when gan were givtbn an official hc pic-ked up David at the c: silver medals at the 1985 posure, and finish second, state jacket, ski clothirig Capital City Airport, Lans- ‘.,. , rreasons to choose our 1nter t ia tio ria I Special earning him one of his two and a Detroit Tigers’ ing. “Everybody was so Olympic games recently silver medals. This is baseball cap. happy and proud.” Individual Retirement Account held in Park City, Utah. David’s second season of A student at Highland skiing. ---- ___--. ~ ~~ Pines, David was one of 24 David earned the right to 1. Tax savings year after year. students from Michigan represent Michigan at the 2. A monthly retirement income you can’t outlive. who competed against 800 lnternational Special students from 14 countries. Olympics when he won a 3. Earn high interest. Currently 11.25%. Michigan students earned bronze medal at the Michi- 4. No administrative fees. 48 bronze, silver and gold gan Special Olympics ear- 5. Personal, dependable service from your Farm medals. David earned his lier this year. Bureau Insurance agent. two medals in Alpine Skiing David’s expenses during -~ _- - ---. Competition, intermediate the five-day Utah trip were paid for by the Joseph P. The bottom line IS simple FB division. He competed in ..: >h -. Annuity Cornpeny can guatenlee + FARM BUREAU downhill, giant slalom and Kennedy Foundation, spon- you a generous retirement slalom events. sors of the Special Olym- income for as long as you IIve, INSURANCE pics. The foundation re- continuous tax savings, Jim Ceranski David’s coach, Dick Salo, comoetitive interest rates, and *:* Grand Raaids. described ceives fundinn- from indi- knowledgeable Service Call your David as deing one of the viduals and corporations. We’re working to make your future local Farm Bureau Insurance ‘*up agent today. a little mora predictable. and coming special David was also given a i NEED HELP WITH INVESTMENT You’regoing/ AND TAX REDUCING PLANS? tobe 1 sopmud. 1

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Lori Sue Calka Lori Sue Calka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.A. Calka of Cass City, has been named to the dean’s list in the school of arts and sci- ences at Ferris State Col- lege. Calka is a freshman at 0 Ferris. ‘0 0 PIGEON m&m CASS CITY MEMBER FDIC Twins are common to the II 453-3113 872-4311 species of monkey known as marmoset PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Award plaque to Lt. Col. Reid TURN DISCARDS INTO CASK USE LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS

Lt. Col. James H. Reid of Transit (nonbusiness) rates. Arlington, Va., was pre- 10 words or less, $1.25 each [Automotive) [ Automotive] [General][General] sented a Planners Plaque insertion; additional words 7 Merchandise Merchandise March 15. The plaque is cents each. Three weeks for ’73 DELTA OLDS, 350 en- FOR SALE - ’79 Chevy (Merchandisej Merchandise1 given to personnel who are the price of two - cash rate. gine, $300 or best offer. Call Monza, V-6,4 speed, $1,900; FOR SALE - Hay, 1,500 FOR SALE - Corn fed beef, JUST ARRIVED!! Bulk BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED leaving the Nuclear Plan- Save money by enclosing 872-3169. 1-4-11-3 ’77 Maverick 6 cylinder, bales second cutting, 2,000 by half or whole, delivered vegetable seeds. Also pac- BUSINESS CARDS ning office at the Penta- cash with mail orders. Rates air, new tires and rotors, bales first cutting, good to any slaughterhouse. Ron ket vegetable and flower gon, Washington, D.C.,who for display want ad on $800; ’71 Chevy pickup */z 872-4076 seeds, lawn seed, onion Designed to make that first FOR SALE - 1972 302 Ford quality, no rain. Call 872- Patera, phone be- have spent three years application. ton, $425. Call 872-4110. 5097. 2-4-11-2 fore 8 a.m. or after 6 p. m. sets, and seed potatoes at impression a lasting one! engine $125 - 100.0oO miles; there. - 1-3-28-3 Bigelow Hardware, Cass 19% 302 Ford engine - $125 2-3-28-3 SALE - Dishwasher, City. 2-4-11-1 Highest quality - 89,000 miles - or both for FOR (m) SALE - 1978 GMC in good shape. Call 872-5335, raised printing $200. C6 Ford transmission FOR FOR SALE - Rear mounted 2-4-11-3 FOR SALE - New and used 1975 CHEVY pickup, motor automatic 3-speed, $50; Sierra 92 ton pickup, 350 rototiller for John Deere See our new catalog. good, tires fair, body poor, 1977 305 AMC engine with automatic, power steering, garden tractor. Homelite Magic Chef ranges 20 and SALE - Cedar posts, 30 inch. Specially priced at $150. Call 872-2959. 1-4-4-3 transmission, $150 - 90,000 power brakes, 60,OOO miles, FOR model 330 chainsaw with miles or all above for $350. excellent condition; $3,800. picnic tables, lawn swings, Fuelgas call 872-2161. Cass City Chronih 20” bar. Roll bar for 4-wheel 2-8-23-tf Call (517) 872-3732. 1-4-4-3 After 7:30 p.m. call 872- wishing wells. 4351 Rescue drive pickup, utility trailer, 2-2-94 1977 GRANADA. 59,000 ac- 4097. 1-4-11-3 Rd., Cass City. Call 872-2039 22-caliber H and pistol, 2 I1 A after 4:00 p.m. 2-4-11-tf R tual mileage. Call 872-2835. cylinders. Call 872-2938. RENT NOW FOR SALE - 4 prom i&- 1-4-4-3 FOR SALE - Chevy Subur- 2-3-28-3 ses, all in good condition, ban 1977, power brakcs. ’8;5 FORD Ranger pickup, 4 GAS GRILLS! ! - power steering, air, trai1t.r cylinder, 4 speed, AM/FM New mod- Power Rake reasonably priced. Gen els on display. Parts and size 8, yellow size 6, pink 1980 CHEVETTE, air, AM- package. Very good con~li- r:idio, rustproofed, 11,OOO FOR SALE - 1978 Ford Rototiller service offered for all mod- lace size 13-14 and pink bf- FM, low mileage. Call days tion, $3,250. Call after 3 p.m. Kriilt’:j. Call after 5:OO p.m. Fiesta, 4 cylinder, hpeed, Lawn Roller els at Fuelgas, corner of feta size 9-10. Call 872-2393; 872-3190, evenings 872-4075. 872-2845. 1-4-4-3 872-3735. 1-4-11-1 M- 35 mpg. 1981 KX 125 three Fertilizer Spreaders 1-3-28-3 81 and M-53, Cass City. 2-4-$>- 1 ~~ wheeler, 6 speed hand Phone 872-2161. 2-2-7-tf at 1977 CHEVY pickup with clutch, full suspension, 28 I FOR SALE - Frigid& ’78 CAMARO, power steer- ’77 FORD LTD, new bat- fiberglass cap, very good hp, 2 sets of tires. 1976 Rupp ing, power brakes, AM-FM tery, tune-up. $1500 or best. condition. Asking $3,000. Use our Nitro 440 liquid cooled *lbee 4970StateSt., Gagetown. snowmobile, 700 miles. Call e ’. washerafter 6 - 872-4216.and dryer. 2-4-gF-3 Call cassette, 61,000 miles, $1800 Call 673-5979. 1-4-4-3 Bridal Registry 1-4-11-1 872-2938. 2-3-28-3 Home Center872-2270 *. or best offer.Call 658-2362. for Lt. Col. James H. Reid ~ 1-4-11-3 1977 PONTIAC Firebird Showets and Weddings Cass City 2-4-4-tf 1978 4-DOOR brown Nova, c f Real Estate 2 (Formula) V-8, automatic, COPY PAPER FOR LESS ‘’ ( For Sale’ The plaque was pre- AM-FM radio, air, rear de- 20% off - 8%x11 standard letter size, FOR SALS- Cockapoo pup- sented to Lt. Col, Reid by frost, new brakes. power steering, power 64,OOO brakes, tilt wheel, AM/FM Selection of Bridal At- white, $5.75 per ream. Save pies, 7 weeks old, $25 each. LISTINGS WANTED - Maj. Gen. John Shaud. Toxic waste miles. Call 872-3469 after 3 :if radio, 8 track stereo. No tendant Gifts - with free even more, 3 reams for $16. Call 658-8325. 2-4-4-3 vou have a home. farm Pr Lt. Col. Reid is the son of According to the EPA’s J ------p.m. 1-4-4-3 rust. New tires. Car is in engraving. Cass City Chronicle, 872- Don and Jean Reid of Cass latest estimates, under the business you’d like to sell, excellent shape. Phone 678- 2010. 2-1-17-8 City. They were present at Superfund program’s cur- ForRent- __ - call Kelly W.Smith at 0s~- ’73 CHEVY Chevelle, 350 4320. 1-4-4-3 .Necklaces .Key Chains ’ toski Realty - office till 5 :g0 the awards ceremony. rent funding levels of ap- .Lockets mMoney Clip Lawnmower batteries Reid leaves for a tour of proximately $1 billion a engine, no rust - Missouri FOR RENT - 47 acres, all 872-4377 and after 5:OO 87: car. Call after 5:45 872-3319. mTie Tack .Bracelets $27.50 in one field. Call 872-2096. 2248. 3-2-24-& duty for one year at Sicily, year, it could take up to 23 1979 BUICK Electra 225, .Pocket Knives Italy. years to clean up the na- 1-4-4-2 44 month automotive 4-4-11-3 * loaded. 52,000 actual FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 He and his wife Betty tion’s 2,500 most hazardous mileage. Excellent condi- McConkey battery $39.00 1974 BLAZER, overhauled. Fits most American 2 story home with new,, have two children, a son, toxic waste dump sites, re- tion. Call 872-2403. 1-3-28-3 Jewelry APARTMENT For Rent in 24x24 family room addi- Brian, and a daughter, Val- ports International Wildlife Runs good. $1500 or best cars qffer. Call 872-3134. 1-4-4-3 and Gift Shop Cass City. Call 872-2696. tion, aluminum siding, ’ erie. magazine. Main St., Cass City 16’ high teJt lo chains 4-4-1i-1 new windows and roof. Phone 872-3025 with hooks $~o-oo Barn, toolshed and other 2-3-28-tf FOR RENT - office space, FOR RENT - Lawn sweep- 2 and 3 room units, all car- cluded on this 10 acres. . ers, rollers, and dethatch- FOR SALE - 1981 Suzuki 6168 W. Main peted. Main Street. Heat 10 acres has garden spot : ers now at Caro Rental. Call 850L.Black. Excellent con- Cass City, MI 48726 and lights furnished. Hahn dition. Phone 872-4433 any- 517-872-2127 2-4-4-2 Building, 6240 Main, 673-5578, 2-3-284 time. 2-3-28-3 W. Cass City. Phone 872-2155 - FOR SALE - 1982 Honda ~ ~~ FOR SALE - 1971 Honda 350 residence 872-3519. ATC 200, back rack, trailer WATERBEDS - Buy from motorcycle, red, with elec- 4-12-21 -tf We Give Instant Cash Loans On hitch. Call 872-3761. 2-3-28-3 the manufacturer; top tric start. Runs good, $300. quality at a savings. Call S72-5487. 2-4-4-3 Articles of Value, Such As: FOR SALE - boat, 15 ft., Canopy, bookcase head- fiberglass, 25 hp Johnson boards, poster bed, drawer FOR SALE - 1981 Yamaha Shotguns Rifles Compound Bows Camping and motor, trailer, $600. Call pedestals, storage pedes- 550 Maxum with fairing and after 3 p.m. 872-2845. 2-4-4-3 tals, waveless mattresses, backrest. 1979 Suzuki 550L Fishing Equipment Stereos TV’s Typewriters baby crib water mattress. with windshield, both in ex- 3028. 3-4-11;? FOR RENT - 35 acres, tilla- L FOR SALE 2-man bass Sheets, comforters, con- cellent shape. Phone 678- Gold and Silver Jewelry And More. - ble. Corner Deckerville and boat 1% Johnson ditioner+ Factory show- 4320. 2 -4-4-3 FOR SALE - 1973 Madison with hp Phone 313- motor and Sigma trolling room open Monday-Friday Englehart Rd. mobile home, 12x55, $2,900. We Buy, Sell and Trade any of the above. motor. Asking $700. Phone 8:00-5:00. Saturday, 1O:OO- TOP QUALITY water heat- 754-2824. 4-4-4-3 Call 872-W. 3-3-14-6 673-5979. 2-4-4-3 5:OO. Visit Waterbed Man- ers available at Fuelgas. ufacturers of Michigan be- Junction of & M-81, fore you buy, 8625 M-25, M-53 LmPm Gas & TmVm Repair Also Available HAY FOR SALE - good Cass City. Phone 872-2161. quality, 1st and 2nd cutting. Sebewaing. Call 883-3385. 2-10-25-tf Call 872-3530. Arthur Sev- 2-4-11-1 erance. 2-3-21-6 FOR SALE - 3 steel sliding Rent Rinse N Vac 815 S.Hooper St., Caro barn door panels, like new, Phone 673-5997 with trolleys, 10’7” wide - The professional do-it- PERSONALIZED MAT’CH 14’ high. Call 872-4526. yourself carpet cleaning BOOKS AND WEDDING 2-4-11-1 system NAPKINS Find the Service .or Product KIRBY Vacuums, quality, Only $3.99 half day Luscious colors reliability, performance, You Need in This. super deal on all 1985 mod- Action Guide new catalog far Rinse N Vac cleans the I See els. Kirby Company, Bad a latest designs way profasionals do, at I Axe, phone 269-7562 or 479- fraction of @e Copt. Cass City Chronicle 6543. 2-4-1 1 - 1n 5-2-94 Albee FOR SALE - Boy’s 24” bike, e,, excellent condition, $50. Home Center &acre farm with home, barn and garage. Kingston & NOW FORMING men’s Call 872-4580. 2-4-11-1 Cass City Township. Approximately 35 acres under cultivation. 3 Wednesday afternoon bedrwm, 2 story brick home. Spacious family room. partners’ league. Call 872- 2-1-24-tf 79-H 20% OFF Wondergro lawn t If YOU are Interested In buying or selling, call our toll 4536. Rolling Hills Golf fertilizer, weed killer and SaEON ALL radial trac- free numbar 1.800-562-3896. services COUl-St?. 2-4-4-2 lawn food, crabgrass pre- tor tires. O’Brien’s Tire Home - Commerclal - Industrial Realty venter and 39 plus. Now av- Shop, 620 E. Huron Ave., & Cass Clty Area NEW JOHN DEERE 534 ailable at Bigelow TRASH COLLECTION Bad Axe. Call 2697311 or uctioneerina bulldozer with 10-foot blade Hardware, Cass City. 2698471. 2-2-20-9 1 Cmll Collect 313.798-8025 1 and mounting to fit most REAL ESTATE FARMS - BUSINESSES - HOMES 2-4-11-1 ”Big Enough lo Serve You” two-wheel drive John SHORE PROPERTY FOR SALE - Whirlpool 20 BROKER Deere tractors from 4010 up j 6, NOW FORMING men’s CU. ft. upright freezer, a]- 758 N. STATE ST. CAR0 PH. 673-8153 -- $260.00. Laethern’s, mond color, leather-like RES. 517-479-6619 BROKER BAD AXE, MI. 48413 Caro. Phone (517) 673-3939. Wednesday afternoon Rich’s Disposal partners’ league. Call 872- front, $300, like new. Call to 2-4-11-1 Resldentlal & Commercial 4536. Rolling Hills Golf 872-3374. 2-3-28-3 Rubbish Removal FOR SALE - electric hospi- Course. 2442 Country Livin’Buy - Now2 bedrooms, - Move living in room, Junelarge kitchen, I Container Service Avallable tal bed and Omega electric SATELLITE SYSTEM for Call wheelchair. Phone 872-4547. the whole family for $1295. Clothes Caboose ’ ’ 683*2233 5370 Elmwood Rd. 2-4-4-3 all newly redecorated and carpeted. Situated on 2% Clare‘s Sunoco Senice Infanta’ Toddlers’ IN STOCK Financing available. Rich- lovely acres of land with large garden spot and 2 car ’ Tune Ups Mlnor Repalra 3 mo..24 mo., 2T-4T ard’s TV, Appliance and garage. East of Cass City. $29,900.00! fires Batterles Children’848X and 7-14 Sound Room, Cass City. Grease & Oil Maternity Clothes also AV8llable Replacement 9x12 Kraft Phone 872-2930. 2-11-29-tf 12x60 Mobile Home lot, well, septic home comes Certified Mechanic 131 N. State St., Car0 Windows - Large - Envelopes with all appliances. Priced to sell at $12,000! Call for Call 872-2470 Phone 873-8266 We are now taking or- more details. Solid vinyl ders for baby chicks for TuffOKote Dinol white or tan As low as lO$each Townline Poultry Farms. Immediate Occupancy - 3 bedrooms, living room, dining II Automotlvo Runt Proofing Orders accepted until rmm with Ben Franklin fireplace. Breakfast room off of Systems 8 Waxing Also Cass City Chronicle L&S Standard Service April 11. Delivery and kitchen with all natural wainscoting. Located in 177 N. State Gravel Guarda Cass City oak I Phone 872-2342 Caro Running Bmrds pick up scheduled for CasCity. $35,000. Land contract! Foam filled aluminum 2-12-20-tf April 16. Complete line Certified Mechanics Phimm Rock Kots Stone Chlp Protection white or brown ~ of chick starter and Complete Car Care Service 675S244 Executive Home - Exclusive neighborhood in Cass City. & FOR SALE Remington 700 grower feed on hand. 4 21h bathrooms, family plus a whole lot Wrecker Service seu us Phone 2694585 K B carpentry - bedrooms, room For Your BDL 6mm with Tasco 6x18 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe 658-8614 Call Pillsbury of extras. This home ts priced about $15,000 below Craft range finding scope, 2 years appraised value. ~ 2-4-11-10 SUDDI lea! old. 2 boxes of shells shot 872-2 17 1 Villoge Service Center FORSALE - Chest freezer, through it, GM- Call 872- for details Available For Spring Planting Tires V-Belts Batterles 15 cu. ft., 8 years old, $90. 4048* 24-4-3 2-4-4-2 Tune-ups Brakes Mufflers 124 Acres - Some tile, all tillable just off M-81in Ellington Certified Mechanic Call 665-2639. 2-3-28-3 FOR SALE - 2 prom dres- I’ FOR SALE - Seven bicy- Township. Possible terms! fMt ses, size 9, size 13. Worn In-Town up 4 awruy HAIR BENDERS Care, Kubota FOR SALE - Baby crib- t;:i15,variedsix ply sizes,tires, twoone m once. Proctor, phone 872- 64 Acres - Rolling land, well drained - all one field. Super -h & New Holland Phon. 872-3850 $15.00; large safe; cash on wheel, new. Call 872- 2555. 2-4-11 - 1 land contract terms. Elkland Township! Sales and Service re- Tues.C*nir’SMW@.?@- & Frl. - 8 a.m. -8p.m. gister. Call 872-2580. 2-4-11-1 3567- 2-3-28-3 FOR SALE - 1981 Honda 70 Acres - some tile - hardtop road - all tillable. Close to Gold Wing 1100,8,852 miles. Caw City. Call 872-3601. 2-4- 11-3 80 Acres - 40 acres of w&, 40 acres tillable, located west of Cass City on M-81. $75,000, land contract. Cass City - 872-2141 Puzzled? hdW80lI wW8 Grant Township - 78 acres - mostly all tillable, some NEW JOHN DEERE 950 woods. Great terms - make an offer! Profinishod hdhg 24=HR. SERVICE SALE - l4 ft’ Meyers roller harrow, 15 ft. cut, Give a gift subscription to Mon.-Fri. - 8 am.-5:30 p.m. SUPREME aluminum boat with trailer new tires and hydraulic Kelly Smith - 872-2248 and Sigma electric trolling Sat.- 8 a.m.-3 pm. WINDOW CLEANING tooth control __ $4T15.00q Marv Hobart - 673-2412 PLUMBING L HEATING, INC. motor, very good condition. LaethemYs, Care. phone The Cass City Chronicle Martin Osentoski - 872-3252 6528 Main Storms-Scr~nlr.Windows t Janltorlal Service Floors, Asking $800. Phone 673- (517) 673-3939. 24-11-1 Phorn 872-5084 5979. 2-4-4-3 Birthdays, anniversaries IWALUTIOW AND RE?AlR Pb#nphorn46%5531 Eaves & Gutters ClOa~sd HI-Rimr I I Servlce 6 Rental

~ Estlmates on Commercial,. Buy your carpet or linoleum, then Gift card mailed with call us for expert lnstallatlon. We FUELGAS Residential & IndustrialWork each order also do custom and repair work. Complete Insurance Coverage The Complete Factory trained, “We Do It Right.” @ Securlty Servlcea Available FOR SALE - 12-ft. Sat I sfac t ion guaranteed. Appliance Store aluminum boat, V hull, 3 hp J.J.’s Flooring Service Mon..FrI. 8 to 5, Sat. 812 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw Emergency 24 hr. SWVlCe Call motor, $400. Call 872-3466. Cass City - 517-872-3758 2-3-28-3 Junctlon M-81 6 M-53,Cess City 79007609 or 872-4701 Phonr 517472-2161 CASS CITY, MI lHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1985 PAGE FIFTEEN *- TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS [ Services 1 I Services 1. Farm STAPLETON Builders - BRUCE SILVERNAIL. [Equipment J FOK SALE - house and two Annual Roofing, siding, additions, Saw sharpening. 5205 Be- FARM FOR SALE - Section mobile homes with lots. 8 FOR SALE - Used Patz gut- 8, Elkland Township, llh Window replacement, re- vens. Phone 517-683-2732. ter. cleaner, large paddles, north and h west of Cass TURKEY DINNER modeling. 517-665-9943. Pick up at Bigelow’s, Cass miles east, 1 south of City. Call 872-2986. 3-4-4-3 Call 872-2254: 9-3-28-3 Gagetown, 80 acres, no tile, Licensed and insured. City, Kingston Lumber Co., will rent. Call 883-3028. 8-4-4-8 Snover Party Store, Fri- FOR SALE - By owner - Sunday, April 21 ---~ - 8-2-7-10 3-4-11-2 days. [ Livestock 1 Must sell - 17 acres of land, FAGAN’S THUMB Carpet ..- . - mostly wooded, 2% miles Good Shepherd Lutheran Cleaning - Dry foam or FOR SALE - registered steam. Also upholstery and Custom Butchering buckskin quarterhorse FOR SALE - 60 tiled acres, from Cass City on a paved Fellowship Hall BEEF lk PORK London loam. Call 872-2254. road. Interested parties Main St., Cass City wall cleaning. Free esti- gelding, 8 years old. (Hogs are scalded - not Deanna Hutchinson. phone New Greenleaf area. only please. Call 872-3887. mates, Call toll free 1-800- skinned).Check our prices on Serving 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We 872-2914. 10-4-11-3 3-3-28-3 3-4-1 1-6n Adults $5.00 - Children $2.50 welcome Bank Americard - half or whole Under 5 - free Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf FOR SALE - 5-year-old Ap’ Meat Wholesale and Retail paloosa stallion, sorrel I Us at (517) 673.610 6 Ta ke-outs welcome. color with snowflake pat- 5-3-28-3 Ken Martin Gainors Meat tern, $600; 5-year-old Ap- +-- I c Electric, Inc. paloosa mare, buckskin 7.2 approximate acres with a handyman 1 mile north,PackinK 1 mi e west of color with blanket, trained special 2 bedroom home. Close to the Cass CROSS WITH CHRIS! Residential and Commercial Bad Axe. for reining and speed, $600; River. Perfect for the outdoorsman. Priced 4 Scandinavia by Land and Wiring Phone (517) 269-8161 registered Morgan mare, under $20,000 with land contract available. Sea, June 22-July 6 $1839. Free Estimates 269-9375 broke for western, English, 959-CY 4 Romantic Europe, Ger- Dave Reed - 872-2827 trails and harness, bred to many, Austria, Switzer- State Licensed 8-9-30-t f registered Appaloosa stall- land, July 7-21 or July 17-31 ion, Januaryfoal expected, $1669. Great Britain, Ire- GRILL TUNE-UPS! ! - Get McLeod Realty, Inc. Phone 872-4114 your gas grill ready for $1200; Palomino pony colt, land, Scotland., July 23-Aug. 1%years old, 12 hands tall, 844 HooperSt. Car0 (51 873.6108 4180 Hurds Corner Road spring. Have us adjust your 7) 6 $1769. Price includes all very gentle and affection- 8498 State St. Millinpton (517).. 071-4567 8-8-10-tf grill and replace any transportation from De- 0 needed parts at our special ate, $150. Also several used troit, 1st class hotels, 2 SHARPENING SERVICE Western working saddles, meals daily. Free brochure early bird prices. At Fuel- - 2 miles south, 1 1/4 west at gas, corner of M-81 and M- none over $125. Several ’ call 517-453-2202.Mrs. Chris 5870 W. Kelly Rd. Ed used bridles, none over $8. EQUAL HOUSING L Press, 7369 Berne Rd., Pi- 83, Cass City. Phone 872- m. Spencer, 872-4512. 8-9-15-tf Alsoter horse registered stallion service.Quar- OPPORTUNITY REALTOR geon, MI 48755. Try a Chris- 2161. 8-2-7-tf ‘lf‘m ’ -. Commercial - Residential - Farm cross i 5-4-11-2 Standing 2 stallions - CLARA’S INCOME TAX GARDEN plowing, light A Palomino and bay colors. h L L1 grading, lawn rolling. or the best food in Bad Axe Service - Call for appoint- For further infor mation ment 872-2875. 6567 Orval Hutchinson. Call 872- call 665-2582. 10-4-4-4 ‘“FOR SALE BY BOA.CALKA REAL ESTATE...... Elizabeth St., Cass City.8-1-17-13 2589. 8-4-11-6 CORAL GABLES RESTAURANT Arthur Brown [Help_ Wanted) next to the high b fl TUNING and Cass City school on M-53 PIANO re- HELP WANTED - Several pairing on all makes of positions to be filled im- Phone 269-9666 pianos. 20 years’ experi- Well Drilling mediately. Looking for am- ence. Member of the Piano invited ! ! ! and bitious career minded per- unday dinner buffet $5.95 Technicians Guild. Duane sons only, Insurance,paid IN CAS CITY: One story 2 large new Daily Luncheon Johnston, Bad Axe, Mich bedrooms, 48413. Phone 269-7364. Pump Repair vacations, dependable kitchen, extra large living full basement, 1% bath- special 3.50 transportation must. room, INVESTMENT: 40 ACRES: Good building sites, reeknight buffet 4.95 8-2-1-tf a For rooms, wall to wall carpeting, 2 lots, natural gas LICENSED interviewor 269-6433. call 517-673-542311-4-11-tf blacktop road, near M-53, REDUCED TO $22,500.00 Friday-Saturda y STATE furnace, new water heater, comes with refrigerator, terms. Immediate possession. range, washing machine and all curtains remain. Smorgasbord 7.95 RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- Phone 673-3800 Moving to Florida, Sacrificing at $32,500.00. Banquets Welcome dential and Commercial 8-1-27-tf 5 ACRES: Beautiful 2 story home with 4-5 bedrooms; 5-4-11-1 WANTED - Man for yard aluminum siding; many built-ins; 2 kitchens; base- Rubbish Removal. Con- work, raking, weeding, and 0 DOWN -POSSIBLE FMHA FINANCING!!! tainer service available. INCOME TAX Service - such. Prefer retiree. Call 3% miles from Cass City: Ranch Type home with ment; many built-ins; gas furnace; 2 car garage attached; plus POLE BARN - room for horses - PLUS Free Estimates Call 683-2233. 8-2-12-tf Prompt,tion. Soper’s personal Tax Service, atten- 872-3166. 11-4-11-3 aluminum siding, 3 bedrooms, basement, furnace, 18x36’ IN GROUND SWIMMING POOL near Cass storms and screens, situated on one acre of land. Can - be City - blacktop road - Many other features - TERMS. on roofing, siding, LARGE CAPACITY 3371 River St.9 Kingston, WANTED - Babysitter, 2nd sold with 0 down payment to qualified purchasers. Seller in Florida anxious for QUICK SALE ! ! ! isulation, aluminum doors MI. Phone 517483-2815. Shown by appointment! ! ! Priced to sell at $35,900.00. HYDRA-HOE shift. Phone 872-4406. and windows and aluminum 8-1-3-15 11-4-11-3 or Fiber Glass awnings COUNTRY HOME - lots of room for children! !! COLONIAL HOME: 1%miles from Cass City: 7 rooms, 3 For economical pond digging, bedrooms, Birch cabinets in kitchen, vinyl siding, 1% ditch cleaning, burying fence rows, THE BEST --- one story home with 1900 square feet on stone piles, etc. WANTED - baby-sitter to bathrooms, fireplace with wdburner-furnace, % acre 1st floor and 1900 square feet in walkaut basement; 9 Elkton Roofing Also septic tank cleaning and in- corne to my home for rest rmms with 4 large bedrooms; many closets, cabinets high knoll, out of state owners - $37,500.00 terms. stallation. basement digging. sand 8c Siding Co. and gravel. Small bulldozing of school year. References and storage space - lower level finished off - brick and work. required. Call 872-4117. aluminum siding; well insulated; FIREPLACE with SMALL BUILDING: Ideal for small engine repair, wood- Polly Pakonen. 11-3-28-3 heatilator ; FORMAL dining room with built-in working shop, etc. 21Mx56’ -- close to Cass City -- drilled Phone 269-7469 well 400’ deep 4” casing, comes with air compressor, gas 5-7-21 -t f Chuck O’Dell cabinets; FAMILY ROOM - 2% Bathrooms; Red wood LIVESTOCK feed- deck plus 18x36’ in ground swimming pool with solar space heater, work benches, all shelving, 220 service, taxes & Son YOUR .i ingmperience can pay off. cover -wet bar; plus many other features - extra large $250.00. Priced to sell at $12,300.00. HURRY! ! ! HURRY! ! ! Phone 872-3031 or 872-5355 w Immediate possession. LOST - hearing aid. Re- 8-3-21-4 If you enjoy discussing garage attached; on nicely landscaped 1%acres - 2% feeding with livestock rais- miles from village priced to sell IMMEDIATELY. jcrard. Leave at Chronicle ---- iffice. 5-4-11-1 JOHNSON’S SEPTl CARPET ILEAUIUI ers, we should get ac- Call for an appointment right NOW! ! ! E2WXJTIVE HOME: SEVEN ROOMS: 3-4 bedrOOmS, fireplace, open stairway, 2 bathrooms, bay window, wet TANK - Cleaning - availa- CASS CITY, MI. quainted. My company, a ble 7 days. No charge nationally-known and well IN CASS CITY: ALL BRICK HOME Ranch type home plastered, wet bar and recreation room finished off, plus Veterans of Foreign Also Upholstery Cleaning large office in knotty pine on 1st floor, basement, garage mileage. Call 269-8097.8-18-18-tf respected feed manufac- practically maintenance FREE ---- 8 rooms; kitchen Wars Meeting at Commercial & Residential with many features - including Majestic charcoal grill; attached, nicely landscaped, vacant, $69,500. Seller will turer, is seeking ambitious hold land contract. Immediate possession. CHARMONT Fast, courteous and person of mature judge- situated on two lots nicely landscaped - 2 bathrooms; RON’S Refrigeration - Re- inexpensive, Natural gas fired hot water heating system full pair all makes of washers, ment and good reputation - ATTENTION YOUNG INVESTORS! !! at 2:OO p,m. Free Estimates to be sales and service rep- basement; fireplace; 3 bedrooms and room for 2 40 ACRES: Blacktop road, near M-53, excellent dryers, ref rigerators, additional bedrooms; central vacuum system; 2,000 Sunday, April 14 freezers and ranges. Call Mick Zawilinski resentative here. Oppor- hunting, etc. Choice building site, all this for $~1,500.00 tunity for service minded square feet of living space; china cabinet built in - terms. Immediate possession. Here is your opportunity Car0 673-6278. 8-12-20-tf Phone 872-37258-6-16-tf laundry room 1st floor; large two car garage plus Election of officers and self-starter who can as- to invest in land. Hurry! ! ! This won’t last long at this sume responsibility, make storage; your inspection invited!!! Priced to sell for price. Bther important VFW $77,900.00 ---- Owners in Florida. business. Blown Insulation decisions and be own boss. PEACE, SECLUSION & PRIVACY! !! New construction Home every night. I’ll exp- Remodeling Wanted to Buy 1 IN CASS CITY: 2 story home neat in and out - 12 ACRES: 11h story yellow aluminum siding 3 bedrWm Be there. lain on-the-job training in home; BRICK FIREPLACE; large family size Additions local territory, benefits practically new carpeting; 4 bedrooms; large kitchen; bookcase; 5-4-11 - 1 2 bathrooms; airconditioning basement; 2 car kitchen; basement; furnace with wood-burning furnace Garages WANT To BUY - good used program and financial re- - Roofing, Siding children’s swing set or dou- quirements in confidential garage; 2 large lots - walking distance to stores, alongside; 2 car garage; LIVE STREAM THRU PROP- ERTY; lots of pines & birch --- IMMEDIATE POSSES- OW FORMING men’s Pole Buildings ble stroller. Call 872-4729. interview. Contact 517 685- schools, churches, VACANT ---- Formal Dining room - 6-4-11-3 2794. many other features ---- Immediate Possession ---- SION --- $55,000.00. Sellers will hold land contract. ‘ednesday afternoon FREE ESTIMATES 11-4-11-2 $5o,o(I. Sellers will hold land contract. wtners’ league. Call 872- 159 ACRES: South of Marlette, 40 stanchions in barn, i36. Rolling Hills Golf Leiterman Builders WANTED - 4 cylinder Case A milk house, loafing shed, tool shed, large 3 Grade mrse. 5-44-2 Cass City motor for tractor, can be NEAR HOSPITAL: 27’xU RANCH TYPE HOME with bedroom home with forced hot water heating system, over 2500 square Phone 872-3721 off combine.Call872-3513. NOTICE . aluminum siding including garage; nicely landscaped, $25,000.00 down payment. Immediate 6-3-28-3 feet - 3 bathrooms; 4 bedrooms; living room & possession. Licensed and Insured vestibule 13’x33’; large family room in basement Happy 8-4-15-tf The Village of Cass City (walk-out) leads to PATIO; 2 FIREPLACES - plus red CHATEAU: Approximately 5 years old, 3 dedroorns, ----- [To Give Away 1 will be accepting applica- E.. wood deck off dining area; situated on nicely land- 1250 square feet of living space, well insulated, rough ELECTRIC motor and tions for their summer re- scaped approximately 1 acre of land - 2 car garage sawn Cedar siding, thermo pane vinyl clad windows, Birthday power tool repair, 4 p.m. to creation program at the many other features, adjoining state land, $32,ooO.00. FREE TO good home - The Municipal Building, 6737 attached - plus many other features; OWNERS OUT 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to homeliest, most stubborn, OF STATE - Let us show you this fine home ---- By 5 p.m. Saturdays. John Churchuntil April Street, 19, 1985. Cass City, male V2 German shorthair Appointment! ! ! 20 ACRES: 1980, 14x70’ home with 8x45’ addition, 3 Gayle Nicol Blair, 1/8 mile west of M-53 bedrooms, fireplace, 16x22’ living room, many other pointer - VZ ? , you have ever on Sebewaing Road. Phone seen. Interested?? Call 517- FORMER HOME: RANCH TYPE with features, 4% miles from Cass City, $42,500.00. How does it feel 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf 11-4-4-2 DOCTOR’S to be 30 and 872-3912 after 5:OO. 7-4-11-3 aluminum siding - shutters; 7 rooms; 3 bedrooms; 2 bathrooms; Marble FIREPLACE - all new Andersen SPECIAL! ! ! pregnant? Chuck Gage Windows; Family room; 21’ kitchen with built-ins; 1.4 Acre: Orange brick home, 4 bedrooms; 1% bath- FREE - 2 pups, 3 months rooms;wood-burning stove; plus furnace; new kitchen; Welding Shop old, and year-old mother. NEED - someone to do 28x33’ RECREATION ROOM; 8x12’ hobby room; 5-44 1-1 Heli-arc welding glass sliding doors lead to den or family room; new Call 872-3683or 872-5374. planting and transplanting , 15x17’ Sun Room with aluminurn storms and screens; Specializing in aluiiinum, natural gas heating system; 2 car garage attached; porch on west side of home; open stairway; circular 7-4-4-3 of trees: 3 hours a dav. Cai drive; utility building; plus much more for $29,500.00 stainless steel, blacksmith- between 5:OO and 8:OO p.m. I PLUS above GROUND SWIMMING POOL, etc. Taxes Services ing,ator repair.fabricating and radi- 872-4297. $1050.00. All this on 1/2 acre lot. terms. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 1 Farm 11-4-11-1 WELDALL Welding and Also portable welding Engineering Co. All types All types of welding of industrial welding, TIG - 7062 E, Deckerville Rd. Before Buying or Selling MIG - SMAW - flame cut- Deford, Michigan ting, heavy casting repair, Phone 872-2552 tool and die repair, all typks 8-545- tf of metals, aluminum - mag- See, Call or Write to: nesium -zinc diecast, steel MEDICAL EQUIPMENT alloys - bronze and brass supplies and oxygen for the metal shearing, breaking home - 24 hour emergency and rolling. Trained profes- service - free delivery and p.m. 9-4-11-3 B.A.Calka Real Estate sionals. If you have a weld- set-up. hsurances ac- [Work Wantedl ing problem see us. We are cepted. Pensee Home Care, JOHN DEERE 7000 6-rOW now stocking steel, planter, dry fertilizer at- WILL CARE for your child 872-4220. - . 8-1-10-tf 6306 W. Main St., Cass City specializing in sheet and tachment, insecticide at- in my home. Call 872-2590. Phone 872-3355 square and rectangular CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING tachment, plate-type hop- 12-4-11-2 steel tubing at competitive pers for corn and beans. - William E. Hamilton, Associate Broker prices. Call 517-375-2341, BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB Laethem’s. Caro. Phone DO hwn mowing Or Dale Brown 872-3158 872-3355 - office 673-2760 - home 2295 Hartsell Rd., Elkton. (517) 673-3939. 9-4-11-1 Phoneany type 872-2590. of lawn 12-4-11-2 work. CURING, SMOKING AND _- Ellis and Gary Gardner, Steven Bouverette. 8-4-4-tf PROCESSING FOR SALE - 15 ft. transport I WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOMES, disk, dual wheels, heavy WILL DO baby-sitting in RURAL FARMS, SMALL FARMS, HOMES, TUESDAY & FRIDAY duty, good condition, No. 56 my home Or in town. EX- VACANT LAND, BUSINESSES, LOTS, ETC. FLEENOR APPLIANCE IH bean-corn planter 2 perienced, TLC! Call Sue Service - washer, dryers, years old, like new. 6 row 872-4769. 12-3-28-3 stoves, water heaters, re- Erla Packing Co., Inc. John Deere rotary hoe, NO. frigerators. 4260 Woodland 400, excellent condition. 9-4-11-3 TYPES REAL ESTATE Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- USDA Plant 1074 Phone 673-3350. Card of Thanks LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL OF 3697. 8-3-29-tf Cass City 517-872-2191 WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES 6%l 8-8-4-tf I WISH TO thank everyone I AT JOHN DEERE 1900 Cart, for cards and visits, Dr. IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES AUCTIONEERING - see LAWYER? Uncontested di- with four section 16 ft. Jeung and the nurses at Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top 0 vorces, bankruptcies, $250. spring tooth harrow, never Hills and Dales Hospital for la Serving the Thumb Area for over 32 years, dollar for your property. :An Equal Opportunity Lender ( Probate service. Attorney used, $1500.00. Laethem’s, the fine care while I was REALTOR Phone 872-3019, Cass City. 37 years. Donald E. Smith, Caro. Phone (517 1 673-3939. hospitalized. Robert Dunn. I 8- 10-3-tf Call (517) 883-3285. 8-10-6-tf 9-4-11-1 13-4-1 1 - 1 PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 11, ms CASS CITY. MICHIGAN 0-G bo ard-protesters decide teacher’s fate Wright had been in her clas- Erickson explained that Erickson and Kropewnicki =at one of the special edu- sroom for about 15 seconds Wright makes the evalua- both agreed against it. cation students was having. that day. tions of the teachers, and Board member Donna The student was consider- Kropewnicki said that from those evaluations Salcido made a motion that she later asked Erickson to Erickson makes his recom- ing dropping out of school Kropewnicki be granted te- Income in two years : because of family prob- sit in on her classes and mendations. nure. When put to a roll call Dear Brother Willie: evaluate her performance. This time I’ve got you, lems. She added that Dorsch asked how often vote, the audience Interest on $l,OOO “He responded, quote, ‘I smarty. Kropewnicki was applauded when board bond at 570 ...... walk the halls enough to evaluated, and where the I sent for a book on invest- $100 member Joseph Warack tax of net ...... $65 know what is going on in evaluation reports her ments. It’s called Less 35%, Missouri on cast the majority vote in “How To Capital gains of $100, your classroom, ’ end of were. Dorsch explained the favor of Kropewnicki. Do Everything Right,” and quote,” Kropewnicki said. less tax ...... $M teacher’s contract requires There were no votes cast it cost me $16.95. Already it Net after-tax income increases taxes four evaluations a year, is paying for itself. Gosh asked Kropew- against keeping the in 2 years...... $151 nicki if she would withdraw that are to be presented to teacher. Nevertheless I am going to (Capital gains tax is based charge you for half the cost The prevailing attitude in her resignation. She ag- the teacher. After the meeting on 40 percent of the gain of this idea, which is fair the “Show Me” state of Mis- reed, and discussions on Erickson said that there Erickson was asked how he bracket of 35 percent we as- were no evaluation forms enough, for then we will souri seems to be, “Show Erickson’s recommenda- feels about the board over- sumed.) both save money. me a good cause, and I’ll tion that she not be granted on Kropewnicki. He had a turning his recommenda- Since you borrowed $600 letter from Wright, re- I will tell you this slick wdingly pay more taxes,” tenure were opened. At tion. “That is their preroga- for 2 years, figure: says National Wildlife Kropewnicki’s request, the primanding her for having tive. They’ve done it before, stunt and you can pay me later. I quote from the magazine. In both 1976 and discussion was held in open students sitting on her desk. 4 and they will do it again.” Cost of borrowing $600 1984, as other tax-raising session. “Is that the time Wright Kropewnicki said she book : DON DORSCH, Owendale, pre- ,“Trybuying short matur- for 2 years at 13%. . .. .$156 measures were defeated, Erickson recommended evaluated her? When he was satisfied with the deci- Less deduction in income the citizens of Missouri ap- that Kropewnicki not be walked in there for 15 sec- sion, and she was very sented petitions, and his opinion to ity bonds at a discount on tax, net after tax full margin. This lets you proved increases in the granted tenure because of onds and seen the kids sit- pleased that residents Of cost .,...... $ 101 Owen-Gige school board mgmbers at convert the interest pay- ...... state sales tax to fund con- her failure to discipline stu- ting around the desk. Is that the school district sup- You take in $151 after tax, the Monday night meeting, ments into a capital gain servation programs. So far, dents, failure to meet stan- when she was evaluated?” ported her. and it has cost you net $101. no other state has followed dards, and inadequate Dorsch . questioned since they can be postponed You’ve made $50 in two suit. teaching techniques. Erickson. to the bond’s maturity. years on the of your “EXAMPLE : Buy a low- $300 Erickson explained that own you invested. That’s 8.3 he and Wright had been in face-value bond currently percent per year, after tax. the room several times. ‘:I selling at $900. Put up $300 Big deal. wrote nothing down,” and borrow $600; which is It would be simpler to in- PEPS1 PEPSlb LIGHT Erickson said. tax deductible. In two years vest your cash in tax-free D IET p EPSI Regular a Sbgar Free Gosh asked members of when the bond matures, bonds. You avoid going into the audience if they had you will have a $100 capital gain plus the interest.” hock and get the same net PEPS1 FREE talked to Wright about return even in a two-year MT. DEW teacher evaluations. One When you’re through blushing for taking advice bond. 6 pk. Cans 2 Liter woman said that Wright -Big Brother told her he didn’t have time from little old me, send me Bottles to make evaluations. half the $16.95, whatever “If he says that, then I that comes to. Organic Growers think he should make -Baby Sister time,” said board member slate meet at Jack Brinkman. Dear, dear Baby Sister: Owen-Gage Teacher’s The only thing that “How Kingston hall Plus Union Representative Man- To..,.” book has done is to Deposit Deposit show you how to part with - uel Thies explained the The next meeting of the evaluation forms are not $16.95. Thumb Area Chapter of Or- meant to destroy a teacher, I will spell it out, drop- ping in few words and fi- ganic Growers of Michigan but to help correct any a will be held Thursday, April gures the author conve- problems. 18, 7:30p.m. at theKings- niently left out. at Kropewnicki said that ton Firehall, located 125 teachers, parents and students were at the So you buy a discount a Wright had been in her clas- ABOUT quarter mile south of the bond. Not a “low-face- ec’hker sroom about five times dur- Owen-Gage school board meeting, airing their opinions on blinking light on M-46. value” one as your ing her two years at Owen- $16.95 Guest speaker will be the resignation of high school special education teacher book says; a11 bonds have a Gage. Catherine Kropewnicki. Seated (third from left) Manuel Marvin Longuski, an Ag- The possibility of grant- $1,000 par or “face” value. ricultural Technology In- Thies, Kropewnicki and Catherine Kropewnicki. 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