CASS 14,1983 AGES CITYCASS CITY, MICHIGAN APRIL VOLUME 76, NUMBER 5 2 -THURSDA ,Y, Twenty-five cents

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Cass Citvd to seek 16.9 mill renewal The Cass City School gymnastics were taught as COMPUTERS A unit and a half will be Board broke with recent tra- part of the physical educa- Principal Bob Stickle said required for math instead of dition Monday by voting to tion department. Mrs. Dillon that the school should be onereduced unit fromand speecha full unit will to be a seek a two-year renewal of teaches at the High School; lookingemphasis long on rangemath onand more sci- 16.9 mills instead of asking Robinson, at the Intermedi- half unit, Lovejoy said that for the levy for one year. ate School. ence, including computers. the students can get the The board making its The teachers were present He said that the’eightcom- speech requirements in a once-a-year trek to Deford because at the March meet- puters purchased recently half unit of instruction while School for the meeting acted ing of the board a parent for the Intermediate School for some of the students it after a show of hands by the complained that her daugh- have proved satisfactory. has been years since they estimated 50 persons pres- ter was forced to take gym- Stickle said that he is teach- had any math at all and that ent indicated that they de- nastics when she was a’fraid ing a computer course after the increased time spent will sired the change. and was injured. school on a volunteer basis help them out more than the In the past the board had Mrs. Dillon said that one and that eight students are spech . voted millage for a year only student did break her ankle. in it. Ray Garety reported on on the theory that changes in It happened in gymnastics He said that the school activities of the Citizens’ state aid made it impossible class but not during a stunt, should be planning on com- Advisory Committee. He to predict future needs. she said. The girl turned on puters for the high school to said that most business was Given ’ the present eco- the floor mat as she was continue the education now postponed because of low nomic status of Michigan the standing and the ankle started in the Intermediate attendance due to a conflict board is certain that the broke, It was the type of School. There are just two with a presentation by the MOM AND POP - “Sam,” the poodle of Carl and Nadine Lounsbury, obviously money will be needed. accident that could occur computers for student use in Community Choir. walking down the street, she isn’t the father of “Mouchie’s” five kittens, born April 1, but he acts like he is. The renewal includes the 4 the high school. The results of a survey claimed. with students concerning the mills approved by voters ADULT ED The cat and dog have bqen friendly for a long time. When “Mouchie” was giving last September. Both Dillon and Robinson controversial points system birth, “Sam” helped lick the kittens clean. The Lounsburys, dog, cat and kittens said that they grade more on Dave Lovejoy, director of for discipline was presented. live on River Road. effort and cooperation than Community Education De- It showed that it was unpop- GYMNASTICS for skills. No student is re- partment, received permis- ular with students. The quired to perform activities sion to change graduation pupils did not suggest zn Payless paydays loom The rest of the meeting beyond their skill level, they requirements for the high alternative system to re- was devoted to talks about added school completion course. place it. * curriculum. It was possibly the quietest, shortest meet- ing of the year. Betsy Dillon and Larry 0-G debates, sticks with Robinson explained ~ how Kingston breakmim, Sunday

10 damage continue 1 O-year millage request U liquor The rash of break-ins and a.m. last Thursday. Tuscola County Circuit Two, four or lo? Tom Draschil of Owendale That left only another vote accepted with regret. vandalism is continuing in Entry was gained by Court Monday to attempted After voting at the March commented that the con- on the lo-year levy, which Tenure was granted to ele- Kingston. throwing a trash barrel breaking and entering in meeting to seek renewal of sensus of those at a coffee was approved 5-2. In favor mentary special education The front door window of through a large window, connection with the incident. 6.5 mills for school opera- shop when the matter was were Patrick Goslin, Sal- teacher Sonja Zook. ban stays the Zorn’s IGA store has which will cost an estimated His plea was accepted by tions for 10 years in the June discussed was that 10 years cido, Brinkman, Warack The latest round in the been broken for the third $350 to replace, Judge Patrick R. Joslyn, 14 school election, the Owen- was too long. He felt the and Good. Opposed were dispute over unemployment time, the front door window Reportedly taken were who scheduled sentencing dale-Gagetown Board of board would hwe a harder The Tuscola County Board July 11. He will hear a Ed- Mrs. LaFave and Donald compensation paid this surii- of Commissioners. bv not at Barden’s Hardware was soft drinks, calculator and ucation membee debated time passing the levy than if Cum m ins. mer to high school teacher broken for the first time and lottery tickets. Estimated motion for reduction of bond Monday evening whether to it asked for it for two or four voting, decided Tuesday to this coming Monday. Nancy Folk will take place continue the countywide ban a break-in was reported at total value of the stolen change their minds. years. PAYLESS PAYDAYS at a Michigan Department’ the SN & J Party Store. items was $50. Geoffrey A. Moriartey, 19, After defeating a resolu- He added later that many on sale of packaged liquor on of Marlette, stood mute a of Labor hearing this corn- Sundays. The broken window at As mentioned, it was the to tion to peg the renewal at persons might not under- Employees were last paid ing Monday in Detroit. Zorn’s was reported at 12:51 third time the window at the charge of breaking and four years, the board voted stand that if OwenGage Speaking in favor of the a.m. Tuesday and the brok- IGA store was broken. The entering at his arraignment April 8 and after this Erickson speculated after proposal were Ralph Reth- 5-2 to stick with the 10-year folds, the millage would also month’s bills are paid, the meeting that the Michi- en window at Barden’s about first time was Feb. 21 and Monday before Joslyn. levy. end. erford of Fort’s Confection- a half-hour later. the second was March 25. It Moriartey is scheduled to Owen-Gage will have about gan Education Association ary Store, Cass’City; Harry In other action, the board Board member Leona La- $83,0oO in the treasury. has probably spent $lO,OOO in According to Detective was broken both times by enter a plea this coming was informed probably Fave didn’t like the idea of Roth, Deford Country Store, Ron Phillips of the Tuscola throwing cement block Monday. Conceivably one or two legal fees defending Mrs. and Bill Zabriskie, Zabrisk- a three paydays will be putting a levy on the ballot more payrolls could be met, Folk and Owen-Gage will County Sheriff’s Depart- through it. As of Wednesday morning, missed before the district that some might vote ie’s Market, Watrousville. ment, it appears a rock was Three persons were ar- both were still in the county but that wouldn’t leave spend about the same in its All the stores sell liquor. gets its delinquent taxes in against because of its enough to pay essential bills, defense. The teacher re- first thrown through the rested following the second jail, in lieu of bond. June. length. “I agree it’s much Erickson said, such as insur- The one person present Barden’s window and then break-in, with Kingston The third person charged, ceived $1,292 in unemploy- who spoke in opposition, The need for a 10-year safer to go for two years.” ance. ment compensation. used at Zorn’s, since the police officer Robert Lane Verne D,Wilcox, also known renewal was questioned by In contrast, board mem- Hence, there won’t be any. according to County Com- rock found at the latter store having arrived before any- as Verne D. Nutt, 20, of 6300 former board member Tom ber Jack Brinkman said he more paydays until the dis- missioner Royce Russell of had paint on it from the thing was taken. Some items Centerline Road, Kingston, Laurie. “My only objection polled seven persons by tele- trict ,gets its more than OTHER ITEMS Cass City, was Willard Dod- hardware. were taken in the first has posted bond. is, if the millage is there, it’s phone prior to the meeting $150,000 in delinquent taxes son of Cass City.- Nothing was found miss- break-in. Charged with breaking been spent.” Ten years from and the only one who had from the revolving tax funds After about a half-hour of ing at either place. One of the three arrested, and entering, he faces pre- now, he continued, “you doubts about the 10-year of Huron and Tuscola Count- In a letter dated March 31, debate, Commissioner Ken The break-in at the party Russell L. Spohn, 19, of liminary examination in dis- don’t need to know what levy was Laurie. ies. In the past, that money State Superintendent of Kennedy of Millington intro- store was reported at 4:53 Marlette, pleaded guilty in trict court Friday. your budget will be.” “I get the feeling people hasn’t come until June. Public Instruction Phillip duced a motion to permit the “I don’t question we need say, ‘Why not? We’re going If that holds true this year, Runkel has informed Owen- Sunday sales. None of the the millage . . .” he said to have to pay for it any- Erickson said, probably Gage it doesn’t have to other six commissioners later in the discussion, “It’s way’,” commented Joe three every-other week pay- submit a plan to eliminate would second it, so the Sun- just the way it’s going to look Warack. The board member rolls will be missed. its supposed deficit while its day ban will remain. to the uninformed voter.’’ felt the lengthy millage After employees receive appeal concerning Goslin The ban doesn’t apply to Supt. Ronald Erickson established credibility for their back pay, according to territory taxes is pending bars, which can sell liquor outlined the reasons for the district. the superintendent, there before the Michigan by the glass on Sundays seeking the 10-year renewal, Board President Ronald may be a few more payless Supreme Court. Should it after 12 noon. versus the normal two Good said he didn’t care for paydays until Owen-Gage lose, then it must submit a In other action, the board years: The board can al- how long the millage was, receives permission from plan. approved a resolution desig- ways levy less than the “but I don’t like to get ‘no’ the Municipal Finance Com- nating the Human Develop- maximum authorized 6.5 voters started.” mission to borrow money by Regarding submission of ment Commission as pro- mills, it provides protection Finally, Erickson sug- sale of tax anticipation its 1982-83 budget, Runkel gram administrator of a should some board members gested a four-year millage notes. said some statistical infor- Community Home Improve- ever be elected who want to as a compromise, which mation was missing and that ment Loan Program, pro- put an end to Owen-Gage Donna Salcido offered in the PERSONNEL Erickson must complete a vided the HDC gets the funds and it sends a message to form of a resolution. It was state budget form within it is applying for. Lansing that the residents of defeated 4-3, with her, Mrs. The resignation due to three weeks. Erickson said The HDC is applying for a their district intend for it to LaFave and Good voting in retirement of kindergarten he hadn’t decided yet wheth- total of $%O,OOO in federal be around a long time. favor. teacher Eva Rochefort was er he will do so. funds and.$840,000 in Mich- The messy condition of the igan State Housing Develop- elementary school gym rest- ment Authority funds for In 4 districts Tuscola and Sanilac Count- rooms was discussed. It was.-- decided a custodian will ies. clean them Saturday morn- If the $1.09 million is re- ings, prior to that evening’s ceived, the money will be Band Booster bingo games. used for low interest loans to M ny - s eek are The Boosters have PUP- moderate and low income a I a chased a photocopy machine homeowners to finance for the elementary school home improvements, pri- for more than $2,800. marily for homes more than The board authorized a 20 years old. school posts study of the possibility of The board approved a using part of the high school certificate of appreciation to shop as a bus repair garage Don Kebler “for a job well Owendale-Gagetown is the Other candidates running seeking reelection. and moving the drafting only area school district are Louis Horner, 4410 Three other candidates done” as county extension S. room elsewhere in the build- agricultural agent from 1955 where there won’t be compe- Seeger Street; Louie Salas, are also running for his seat : ing * tition in the June 13 school 4266 Oak Street; Louis James Green, 2337 Phillips until earlier this year, when board election. Wrona, 1570 Froede Road, Road; Jeffrey Newton, 3906 A letter has been receiveci he retired. Five ‘candidates filed by Deford, and Fred Matthews. S. Hurds Corner Road, May- from Farmers and Mer- the 4 p.m. Monday deadline 4871 Hadley Road, Decker. ville, and Velna Richter, chants State Bank in re- to run for the two seats open Horner ran for the board 6611 E. Sanilac Road. sponse to the board’s resolu- Road weight on the Cass City Board of in 1981. Matthews ran in 1980 tion approved in March con- Four candidates are run- demning the bank’s Education, all but one of and as a write-in candidate ning for the two seats open in 1981. Salas was also a branches in Owendale and whom have run for the board on the Ubly School Board, in- restrictions in recent years. write-in candidate in 1981. Gagetown being open only cluding one whose term is halfdays Tuesdays, Among them is Dr. Ed- In the Owendale-Gage- expiring, Arthur Jahn of: ward Scollon, DVM, 4849 N. town district, Patrick Gosh Wednesdays and Thursdays. removed Ruth. The change was made, the ’ Seeger Street, the current of Bay - City-Forestville board president, who has Road, Gagetown, who has The other whose term is letter said, after a study was Spring weight restrictions been a school board member been on the board four expiring, Clarence Rutkow- made of the number of on roads in Tuscola, Huron for 12 years. years, will seek reelection. ski, didn’t file for reelection. customers on those days and and Sanilac Counties were The other board member He was the only candidate to The other candidates are because of the need to removed as of Monday whose term is expiring, file. Terry Haupt, Minden City, economize. The branches morning, They had gone into Geraldine Prieskorn, isn’t In the Kingston district, Carolyn Peruski, Ubly, and are open all-day Mondays effect Feb. 21. seeking reelection. She has Robert Wilmot of 5167 E. Gayleen Lindquist, Ubly. and Fridays. Last year, weight limits REFLECTlONS The woods in this marshy area west of served on the board 20 Sanilac Road, Kingston, All terms in all districts Student of the month is were lifted April 30 or May 3, -- Lori Jo Wissner. M-53, about a mile north of M-81, created this scene. years e whose term is expiring, is are for four years. depending on the county PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1983 CAS CITY,MICHIGAN 1 I Cass City Area Social and PersonalItems

Mrs. Reva Little Phone 872-3698

Lucille Ostrander spent Mrs. Don Roberts of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hol- A letter received Monday Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wells Mr. and Mrs. Peter Riens- Tuesday evening with Lena Center Line and a friend, comb returned home Satur- by Mrs. Reva M. Little from and daughter Sharon and tra had as week-end guests, Patch. Mrs. Hazel Turner of War- day from a two-week trip to Mrs. Fred (Virginia Day) friend, Kendi Greenhoe, re- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Riens- ren, visited Mrs. Roberts’ Pineville, La., where they Bufe of Wyandotte, reports turned home April 8 from a tra and family of Harrison, Anna Yorko returned mother, Mrs. Reva M. visited her son, Marvin of their recent return from a two-week trip to Atlanta, Miss Dawn Rienstra of home Friday after spending Little, and Mr. Roberts’ Pratt and family. two-month trip West. Form- Ga., where they were guests North Branch and Dana a week visiting friends near mother, Mrs. Ada Roberts, er residents here whom Mr. of their daughter and hus- Rienstra of Caro. Mrs. Gert- Imlay City. near Snover Friday. Mrs. Irene Hall of Jackson and Mrs. Bufe visited were band, Mr. and Mrs. Joe rude Krueger of Harbor spent last week with her her brother and wife, Mr. Sherman and daughter Jo Beach was a Sunday guest. sister, Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi. and Mrs. John (Betty Pin- Beth. They went to attend Friday they went to Harri- ney) Day in Covina, Calif., the wedding of their daugh- The Progressive class of son and their sister, Alice Mrs. Ethel McCoy and ter Sheryl Lyn to Jeffrey Salem United Methodist Neitz, returned home with Martha in SanClemente, Parker, April 1 in the East Church meets this Thurs- them to spend a week with Calif., and Mrs. Margaret Point, Ga., First Baptist day, April 14, at 8 p.m. at the Mrs. Wilhelmi . Sunday, McArthur Hittle in Tennes- Church. home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Hartwick Mrs. Neitz and Mrs. Wil- see. Stoutenburg. helmi visited their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Mrs. Bernice Sweet, qt Har- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Stine spent Thursday and The children of Mr. and Street, on the farm where bor Beach. She had been a returned home April 4 after Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Engaged Mrs, Clayton Hartwick of Hartwick grew up, seven patient in the hospital and an absence of two months. Dean Stine and family at Cass City will celebrate miles east of Cass City on was discharged Friday. They spent a monthin Avon Hastings and Saturday with their parents’ 50th wedding Leslie Road. Park, Fla. Visits with rela- Scott Stine at Ionia. En route anniversary Saturday, April Hartwick farmed, did The Elmwood Missionary tives and friends included home they called on a cousin 23, with an open house, mechanical work and drove Circle will meet Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Mick Miracle of Mrs. G. Stine, Mrs. Ardis It will be held at the a truck before retiring. Mrs. instead of Wednesday this at Merritt Island, Mr. and Broxholm at Sheridan. Masonic Temple at the Hartwick worked as a cook month. The meeting will be Mrs. Emmett O’Dell at Fort corner of Maple and Gar- for seven years at Martin’s April 21 at the home of Mrs. Meade. At Port Stewart, Douglas Rutkowski of field Streets from 2-5 p.m. Restaurant (now Veron- Arlington Gray. Ga., they visited Mrs. Oscoda Air Force Base and ica’s) and 10%years at Hills Tracy’s grandson and wife, The couple requests no gifts. wife Linda were Friday Hartwick and Virginia and Dales General Hospital. Mrs. Lilah Wilhelrni and Mr. and Mrs. David O’Dell visitors at the home of Mr. She now is president of the her sister, Mrs. Alice Neitz, and at Sumter, S.C., Rev. Ball were married April 26, and Mrs. Max Agar. Mrs. 1933, in Sandusky. hospital auxiliary. visited a cousin, Mrs. Ara and Mrs. Eugene Finkbeiner Rutkowski is a niece of Mrs. The couple has two sons, Teague, of Deford Tuesday. and Mr. and Mrs. Buford Both are natives of the Agar. Cass City area. They lived Elwyn Hartwick, Vassar, Shields at Greensboro, N.C. and Roger Hartwick, Mil- En route home they visited until nine years ago, when Mrs. Lyle bunsbury, Luncheon guests Friday of they moved to Garfield lington, five grandchildren Mrs. David Loomis, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bolz and Mr. and Mrs. Max Agar and four step-grandchildren. Cecil Barriger and Mrs. children at Willis and were were their grandson, Philip Clayton Turner attended the Easter guests of the Ray Owens, and friend, Susan Hills and Dales monthly meeting of Farm O’Dells in Carleton. Thather of Grand Rapids. Traxler aide Bureau Women Monday in General Hospital Caro. Rev. David Altman of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Patrick Denker Elletsville, Ind., is a guest visited his daughters, Mrs. Born April 10, to Mr. and slates visit Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dost this week in the Robert Pamela Schmidt Ron Fox and Beth Walsh, at Mrs. Mark Dost of Clifford, A staff aide to Congress-, (Cheryl Kozan) of Clifford Speirs home. Mrs. Altman Lapeer Friday. a son. announce the birth of a will join him Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. John man Bob Traxler, D-Bay Schmidt of Deford announce City, will be in Caro this. seven-pound, 13ance son, , Friday. Monday, April 4, Pastor PATIENTS LISTED MON- the engagement of their Thursday, April 14, to meeti Andrew Paul, born April 10 and Mrs. Clifford Owens of DAY, APRIL 11, WERE: in Hill$ and Dales Geheral Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nicol daughter, Pamela Ann, to with constituents, Greenville visited her par- The aide will be in the Hospital. of Marlette visited Mr. and Patrick Denker, son of Mr. James Leslie Hewitt, Clair ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max and Mrs. Walter Denker of court room in the courthouse’ Mrs. Max Agar , Sunday Agar. Wednesday overnight Cole, Mrs. Regina Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew afternoon. West Branch. Stefanie Humpert, Charles annex on E. Grant Street guests were Mrs. Agar’s An August wedding is from 2-4 p.m. to discuss Kozan visited her brother, sisters, Josephine Rondo Beckett, Mrs. Lisle Farmer, ’Theodore Ashmore, at St. Misg Barbara Starmann of planned. problems and concerns of and Della Wright, who re- Dale” Iseler, Wallace Kap- constituents. Louis, Mi., Thursday and Akrofi, Ohio, and Mr. and cently arrived from Florida. pen, Mrs. Katie Mudge, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kozan Mrs. John Starmann of ‘Indian’ club Brice Osentoski, Mrs. Iva CASS ClTV CHRONICLE Jr. and family at Scotts. White Pigeon spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Donald Profit, Gladys Toner of Cass USPS 092-700 They also visited their son end with their mother, Mrs. Loomis visited Mr. and Mrs. City ; PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 7 Randy, who is a student at M.B. Auten. sets meeting Timothy Fritz of Owen- AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Henry Cooklin and children 6550 Main Street Western Michigan Univer- Monday in Kentland, Ind. dale ; The Thumb Aboriginal Re- sity at Kalamazoo and their Engaged They returned home Tues- Mrs. Effie Stevens of John Haire, publisher. daughter Frances, a student day. search Club will meet Mon- Ubly ; National Advertising Representative, at the University of Mich- day at 7 p.m. in room 201 at Charles Chard of Snover; Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc. 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich- igan, Ann Arbor, They re- Mr. and Mrs. Don DeLong Unionville-Sebewaing High Mrs. Josephine Stine, Mrs. School. igan. turned home Sunday. and Mrs. Howard Loomis Gladys Hicks of Deford; Second class postage paid at Cass were in Port Huron Monday There will be films, a David Palmer of Argyle ; City, Michigan 48726. Karl and Nancy Weippert for a check-up for Mr. speaker and refreshments. Earl Hutchinson, Mrs. Subscription Price: To post offices in The public is invited. Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, and son Nathan of Cass City DeLong . Lyman Gerou, Mrs. Emma $7.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00.3 announce the birth April 8 of Blasius of Caro; years for $18.00. $4.00 for six months Jeremy Ellit. Born in Huron Donna Holm spent from Mrs. Curtis Haag and Mrs. and 3 months for $2.25. Memorial Hospital, he Open house In other parts of the United States, Saturday until Monday at Dale Sigmund of Sebe- $8.00 a year or 2 years for $15.00. 6 weighed eight pounds. Plainwell with her daughter waing ; . months $4.50 and 3 months for 52.50. Grandparents are Mr. and and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Hayes of 50 cents exya charged for part year Mrs. Carl Weippert of Cass Bruce Gelbaugh and Emily. fetes Fern Decker;Percival Healy of Harbor order. Payable in advance. Jantzen Beach Bums, Cotton playwear adapted City and Mr. and Mrs. Ray For information regarding news. paper advertising and commercial and from Dad’s tee shirts and brother’s shorts. Dyed Auvil of Snovey. The new Wilda Courlis and Olive Beach. job printing, telephone 872-2010 in bright summer colors. For the time of your life. baby is a fifth generation of Kelly had dinner with Lena Silvernail Mrs. Carl Weippert’s fam- Patch Monday. Live the Jantzen life. Beachside with Jantzen Jrs. ily. Great-grandmother is Many relatives and Hills and Dales goxer $72, polo tee $20. Dunker $7 1, print tee Mrs. Freda Miller and Ruby Biddle spent from friends of Fern Silvernail at- $1 4. Available in S-M-L. great-great-grandmother is Sunday until Wednesday tended an open house Sun- Mrs. Katherine Miller, both with friends and relatives in day afternoon at Salem Schedule of Events of Youngstown, Ohio. Edward Brock Rochester and Royal Oak. United Methodist Church to OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Dawn Hartwick help her celebrate her 80th Apr. 17 thru Apr. 23 Trade Winds Mr. and Mrq. Ivan Tracy Mrs. Ron Decker of Big birthday. EVENT DATE TIME PLACE had as visitors Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hart- Rapids spent from Sunday, She was born April 13, Fine Women’sApparel Carol Shields of Marlette wick of Cass City announce April 3, until Saturday with 1903, in Rae, Monroe County, Drs. Steinhardt and Apr. 18 10:30- Out Patient and Mrs. Ann Tompkins and south of Detroit. She came at Cass City and Pigeon the engagement of their her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 6 rickle, Urolog Is t s 12 a.m. Clinic - daughters, Amy and Sarah, daughter, Dawn, to Edward Harold Craig. Mr. Decker the age of 4 with her parents, &j& 2 1 of Fostoria. Brock. came Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ostrander, to Tuscola Drs. lsterabadi and Apr. 20 8-12 a.m. Out Patient ’ Ed is the son of Harley her. Donahue Clinic Brock of Caro and the late County and later to Elling- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith ton. Margaret Brock and the spent Sunday with Mrs. John Dr. John, Urologist Apr. 21 8-12 a.m. Office grandson of Mrs. Harold Mrs, Silvernail taught Morse of Bay City and Mr. rural schools in Tuscola Brock of Caro. and Mrs. Harry Hale of St. Expectant Parent Apr.21 7-9p.m. Lg. Meeting A Sept. 24 wedding is County before her marriage NOW! PRICES CUT Helen. They are all cousins. Class Room , planned. in 1926 in Lansing to Ray Silvernail. Her husband died Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith in 1970. Dr. Jeung Apr. 22 8-12 a.m. Out Patient Marriage Licenses Clinic ON OVER 50 MORE and family spent Sunday in They came to Cass City in Fostoria for a baby shower. Thurman R. Belcher, 20, 1935. She has been a member Free Blood Pressures will be taken in the Ambulatory Mayville, and Brenda L. of Salem Church for 48 Care Center from 8:OO a.m. - 8:OO p.m. any day. Please stop in and have yours taken. PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Tucker, 16, Mayville. years. Mrs. Silvernail has two Fred W. Gamet, 58, Vas- Three on Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an Out sar, and Faith A. Baxter, 60, sons, Rev. Wilbur Silvernail Mayville. of Rives Junction and Ron- Patient basis as ordered by your physician. Edward J. Nowicki, 21, dean’s list ald Silvernail of Holly, and Millington, and Clara C. six grandchildren : Sharon Michael Lupinski, Speech Therapist, is scheduled Over 100 by appointment. Bellman, 18, Millington. Three area students have Eichler and Dawn Kraus, Kipp D. Dickson, 23, Ak- been named the dean’s list daughters of Mr. and Mrs. drugs now to TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE ron, and Joyce I. Hoppe, 22, for the winter term at North- Wilbur Silvernail, and Ron- Akron. wood fnstitute, Midland. ald Jr., Ray and Randy ABOVE CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872-2121 Ext.255. included in Gerald R. Eggleston, 27, They are Christine M. Silvernail and Reatha There is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO Cass City and Ann M. Mc- Buehrly and Michael P. Vat- Sauve, children of Mr. and our new low Alpine, 19, Cass City. ter, both of Cass City, and Mrs. Ronald Silvernail. Mrs. p;m., Friday, until 6:OO a.m., Monday. There is always a Dennis D. Lester, 29, Deanna L. Sawdon, Deford. Silvernail also has four physician on call in the Emergency Room. price policy. Kingston, and Mary F. To achieve dean’s list rec- great-grandchildren. Sarles, 22, Freeland. ognition required a 3.0 grade John E. Dunham, 22, Caro, point average or better. and Dianna L. Kolacz, 20, Deford. Ronald G. Jones, 17, Snov- Despite a record harvest er, and Samantha M. Jew- of over 315 million metric ett, 17, Cass City. tons in 1979, the amount Let The Fuel Savings Michael T. Pine, 22, Sebe- of grain available per waing, and Toria J. Sattel- person in China has Coach , Light continues to fight spiraling berg, 22, Unionville. decreased since 1957. 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We are way Can’t think of a better to - Use our conventen1 payment plan anxious to please, /et us know how we can help. say “Thank-You” today than Hours 8 a, m to 5 p m (Monday thru Frtdayl with this Great Lady Bouquet. COACH LIGHT CARES If you think so, too.. I -1 Call us today and we will send Catherine * Southeastern Michigan Gas Company m), flowers from you! 872-3675 Sand usk y. 648-2333 Coach Light Warren and Ruth Kelley Pharmacy telephone directory for free number for Check your a toll your area Cass City Phone872-3613 Emergency 872-3283 Watch for our Great Lady ad next week! CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY APRIL 14,1983 PAGE THREE * ...... 93 ...... e ..e..... “lfhFita .‘.‘t.’...... Rabbit Tracks g$.I...... *...... *.*.*.* ...... 100% isn’t enough .:.:.:.:..a. By John Haire ...... ::::::::.... .*.*.*.*.... (And anyone else he can i???: ‘.*.‘.*. By Jim’ Fitzgerald :.:.:.:..... get to help.) ...... ‘.*.*.*. :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::.~~:.~:~~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.~.:.~~~~~!~!~~ Veteran observers of the when he spoke to his players graphs for every gossip col- ...... baseball scene, who also during training camp, “I umnist who holds a gun to observe rookies, noted that said if they give us 100 his head. Which reminds me Leafing through “Michigan Living” the other day a story during spring training this percent, I would give them that in the Army I drove the about inexpensive vacations included taking a trolley ride year, Detroit Tiger manager 200 percent; Five guys really bus for a baseball team in Detroit. Sparky Anderson gave 100 extended themselves on this whose star pitcher was am- Since that trolley started operating, I have been in big *)ercent when admitting his team, a small core who were bidextrous. He switched town dozens of times and have never seen a trolley on the .nistakes. He could have really dedicated, who gave arms to match batters, hon- track. More than that, I have never even seen a trolley car done much better. over 100 percent. Some est !to God, and when a in or out of operation in Detroit. If the thought was to Percentages don’t work others gave 100 percent, but switch hitter came to the compete with San Francisco, the city fathers have a long the same in sports as in the 15 or 20 percent didn’t.” plate, you could get dizzy way to go. In the city by the bay, trolleystare almost im- rest of life. Many people Ilitch made the money to from watching the lightning possible to miss, day or night. think 100 percent is all there buy the Red Wings by selling strategy , is - that when sommne con- millions of Little Caesar Anyway, it is generally be- ********** sumes 100 percent of a pie, pizzas, So I went into a Little lieved that during spring for instance, there is nothing Caesar franchise and or- training Sparky Anderson How soon we forget. left for anyone else to eat. dered 200 percent of pizza, made only a 100 percent The media has been featuring the dangers of asbestos as But when a major league but the waitress gave me effort to admit. past mis- a carcinogen and it prompted a question from the audience athlete is 100 percent dead, only 100 percent. I told her takes. For instance, he at Monday’s school meeting at Deford. he may still have a lot of life that was no way to win the made no mention of that The question was, “how safe are Cass City schools.” The left in him. Stanley Cup and she said severalday period last Aug- answer was that the threat is not new and that the schools Mike Ilitch, owner of the she didn’t care because, out ust when he was liable to go were inspected two or three years ago. At that time pipes Detroit Red Wings hockey of 6,582 Little Caesar outlets, out into the street and ask a were covered with asbestos as insulation. That was team, told a reporter that 6,580automatically qualified passing stranger to come removed. I for the World Champion into Tiger Stadium and play I suspect that the problem was discussed at the school Pizza Playoffs and she was the outfield. Sparky put a board when the inspection was authorized, but I can’t recall fairly confident her fran- rookie infielder named How- a word spoken about it. chise would make it, barring ard Johnson into right field Nice to know that it was done, though, isn’t it? unexpected botulism. for the first time in his But now let’s switch the career and the poor kid ********** low rates sports scene back to base- bumbled so many chances ball where Sparky Anderson that several fans in the The school board met after the regular meeting to set a make State recently admitted he was bleachers got up and moved date for a closed session to discuss guidelines for upcoming Farm wrong last spring when he to a Holiday Inn. negotiations with the Tri-County Bargaining Association homeowners accused catcher Lance Par- Speaking of moving, let’s that represents Cass City teachers. insurance rish of being muscle-bound switch the sports scene to The teachers are in the last year of a threeyear contract. and ordered him to stop football where Detroit Lions “MAMIE’S GETTING MARRIED” is the title of the Unlike the administrators, the teachers received a 10 per- a ga~dbuy. lifting weights. Parrish dis- Coach Monte Clark is pre- cent increase in salary, plus increment increases for all obeyed Anderson, went on to paring to be a celebrity host Owendale-Gagetown High School all-school play, to be pre- teachers with less than 11 years’ service. have a great season, and on a sea cruise leaving San sented Friday and Sunday in the Gagetown Elementary While negotiatioqs will probably start before school is Our service many baseball experts pre- Francisco June 5. Passen- gym. In this scene, Mamie (Lori Wissner) explains to out, the odds are overwhelming that you won’t see a makes it even better dict that this year the Tigers gers will pay $1,720 each for 30 contract signed before the regular June election when a Cali me will be the only team in the pleasure of sailing in her boyfriend Nicky (Mike Powell) why her parents have millage renewal proposition will be decided. for all the details. either league to have Conan proximity to such an invited three potential suitors to dinner (on the couch, from the Barbarian behind the esteemed jock, and the ship ,...... C...... rrr~...... ‘...... ti... 5...... *.& is expected to reach Alaska left, John $hope, Bill Ashmore, Stu Stirrett). Others pic- ...... ’.* plate. :::: Sparky Anderson also ad- within 10 days - if crew tured are, from left, Gary Erickson, Laurie Louis, Tina Ernest A. Toidrman Jr. mitted he was wrong last members give more than a :-,r..*. Theweather 1:. .... 6529 Main St. season when he switched 100 percent efbrt. Lopez, Ron Good and Jennifer Wood. Curtain time both Cass City, Mich. veteran center .fielder Chet If they don’t, Coach Clark nights is at 8. David Good is the director. High Low Precip. Phone 872-3388 Lemon to right field and put will lead the singing of Wednesday...... 4 ...... 40 *’ .20 -. Kirk Gibson in center. Lem- “Nearer My God to Thee” Thursday...... 50 ...... 26 .02 -. on got off to a poor start for on the forward deck. And he Friday...... 50 ...... 30.. o... four months and Gibson suf- will explain that he wants to False ahrm Saturday...... 6 ....: . 40 .. .52 .. fered one of those un- wait to see trip films before L The Sunday...... 52 ...... 38 .. .05 .. expected injuries that every deciding why the helmsman Elkland Township fire- Monday...... 52 ...... 35 .. trace .. team has to expect. didn’t see the iceberg, Tuesday ...... 54 ...... 33 ** .05 *. men were summoned to a So Anderson has Lemon Onward and Upward. I.. : *. back in center this year and reported fire at Cemetery H aire (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) i$ Gibson is the designated left - and Bay City-Forestville ..a - .. Portland, Oregon was named Roads about 1 p.m. Satur- i.;-)::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::~:~:~:~::~~~~:~:~:~:~:~~~:~:~:~;~~:~:~~~~:~.:; handed hitter against right- by the flip of a coin. The handed pitchers, leaving day, which turned out to be a losing name was Boston. false alarm. 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and utter foolishness of the numbered ...that answer Reagan administration and might tend to curb the arms its position about nuclear race, too. armament. When you first read junk There’s’plenty of evidence like that presented by Fal- for a column about that. For well, the blood pressure instance the other day I read tends to rise a bit, But only about a plan underway to at first. preserve the banking sys- Falwell can rig any ballot tem in case of nuclear war. he wants and say most The banking system. anything he wants in the The article didn’t make throwaway sheet, but he’s any predictions on what in the big leagues when he might be left around to buy attempts to foster his ideas ...or if anyone would be on the political pros in Wash- around to make the pur- ington. chases e They are used to all kinds When they get that plan all of hype and pressure and blueprinted they can place it they survive because of an on the shelf right next to the uncanny sense of knowing plan for moving the masses what their constituents < out of metro Detroit to the really want. Not the moral CROFT- CLARA waiting arms of the country majority, but the real side. LUMBER, INC. majority. ~~1 - - That’s what was to be the Thank goodness that Fal- 872-2141 Cass City topic, but a “Moral Major- well can’t change that, ity Report” issued under 1 guidance of President Dr. Jerry Falwell changed all that. In a full page ad in the throwaway paper, Falwell extols the build-up of arms Anthony’s Party and then at the conclusion of his “open letter” presents a ii t “ballot” for folks to vote on, He promises to pass the I results on to our national ti Win a Superbike or anyone of over leaders. Shoppe 1: I There are three questions E: 100 Supercross racing prizes! I on the ballot, each presented ‘% in a way to make a “no” Now Carrying Your Favorite answer almost mandatory. t: Number one says, “Are you I: Nothing To Buy - Just Register willing to trust the survival of America to a nuclear Beer, & Wines t -‘ Cass freeze agreement with the Soviet Union, a nation which - Groceries - vat Ben Franklin City rejects on-site inspection of military facilities to insure - Eckrich Meats - ti compliance?” Note that the 6 good 01’ Rev. doesn’t say are PLUS FREE you in favor of a freeze with - London’s Milk Products - k inspection or are you in toring % favor of a freeze under Fea 2 Early Entry Passes mutually agreeable condi- tions. Parrott Ice Cream ii Number two says “Are 16 Flavors - Hand Dipped Cones at Pontiac Silver Dome you for stopping those US. strategic weapons programs aimed at restoring nuclear For Su percross parity with the Soviet Union? ” Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May1 Note, he doesn’t say are you for restoring nuclear parity of the United States With Purchase of Any and its allies with the Soviet Union and its allies? That kind of question might result in a reduction of the arms race and blow the Falwell program to where it belongs ...in the 4 BRAND garbage. From The last of his questions is m- ’ “Do you believe our NATO partners should be outnum- -1 bered in “Theater” (inter- OPEN 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.-7 DAYS FRANKLINCass City 1 )Imediate range) nuclear Conveniently located 0n.M-53just south of M-81 at the Total Gas Station k*[* BENWhere everything you buy is guaranteed! weapons ? Oid Jer doesn’t ask if the P

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By Mike Eliasohn w- The Car0 state police post week ends a month, which cutbacks and. some serg- will stay where it is. would mean the post won’t eants will be reassigned and However, the door will be be open every weekday. others will be taking demo- I had a very good dinner at he added, the restaurants locked more often than it is Presently ,three sergeants tions to trooper rank. Ulti- a Lansing restaurant Satur- were a very good invest- unlocked, man the dispatch desk from mately, the 77 troopers with day evening. ment. He considered the When it was first an- 7 a.m.-11 p.m., seven days a the least seniority will lose An added attraction, re- Chuck E. Cheese formula nounced the post would be week, and wait on persons their jobs. cently added on Saturday “can’t miss.” losing two of its three serg- who come through the door. At least that is the plan. evenings only, was the The formula, from what eants as part of a $5 million McDowell said the public One Upper Peninsula legis- magician who called on each I’ve seen on television and cut in the state police will actually be better lator, who has a lot of clout, table while the diners were elsewhere -- I haven‘t been budget, no other details served by the change, since and the Michigan State Po- waiting for their meals. in one -- includes use of were known. There was, he now sometimes has to lice Troopers Association, It wasn’t a fast food res- costumed characters, some however, lots of speculation, pull a trooper off the road to have raised objections to the taurant (if it were, the of which I think are robots. most of which is proving do the dispatching when no cutback plan. diners wouldn’t be waiting 1 and video games. The res- untrue. sergeant is available, and Some of the speculation and the magician wasn’t taurants do sell food, of Details of the cutback not that many members of prior to last Thursday’s wearing a clown suit and course, primarily pizza. were learned last Thursday the public come to the post. meeting was that the pres- makeup. He was wearing a The premise is that Chuck WASHINGTON VISIT -- Betty Laurie (left) of Cass City and Faye by the post’s commander, The Sandusky post, which ent Caro post which is three-piece suit. E. Cheese restaurants, ap- Adam of Snover, visiting with Roger Szemraj, aide to Congressman Lt. Lee McDowell, at a is losing three of its four leased, might be replaced by One of his tricks was to put parently also known as Bob Traxler, were among 100 farmers who participated in the 23rd meeting he attended in Sagi- sergeants, will also only be smaller quarters in a state- a sponge rubber hall in my Pizza Time Theatres, are annual legislative seminar in Washington, D.C., April 5-8, sponsored naw with district command- open when someone in owned building in the Caro hand. I then clenched my fist fun places for parents to go by the Michigan Farm Bureau Women’s Committee, of which Mrs. er and the commanders of charge is there, McDowell area. and he snapped his fingers with their children to eat, Adam is chairman. Mrs. Laurie was also representing the committee. the nine other posts in the said. McDowell now doubts that (obviously for dramatic ef- Thus there are three reas- district. Although only two posi- will happen, since it would fect). When I opened my fist, ons why I never would eat in Starting May 8, all dis- tions are being lost at the be costly to renovate space there were three balls. one: I don’t have a family, I patching will be done by the Car0 post, there may be elsewhere to meet the state In contrast to this restau- don’t like pizza and I don’t Bay City post. The telephone more personnel changes police needs, such as secur- rant, where the biggest like to have “fun” when I number for the Caro Dost than that, since 15 Dosts itv for guns and surveillance “gimmick” is good food, eat. I enjoy a good meal, but Free activities set will be answered in Bav statewide ‘are affectei by sistemr non-food gimmicks are very “enjoyment” isn’t the same City, which will dispatch thYe popular at some restaurants as “fun” eating. patrol cars operating from these days. I would make a terrible the Car0 post. LOOK! LOOK! I remember talking to a parent. I can hear the kids I The Car0 post has and will Special Kiddies Matinee Saturday, April 16 bonding attorney after a don’t have screaming. “You continue to have nine troop- Doors open at 1:30. Program at 2:OO. never let us have fun when ers, McDowell said. That Cass City Village Council at Rawson library Adults and Children...... All Seats $1.00 meeting who had been here we go out to eat.” d means one or two patrol cars concerning Pillsbury ’s use “Shut up,” I would reply, on the road around the clock. of Cass City Economic De- “and enjoy your meal.” Next week, April 17-23, is --Free family movies Mon- Kostja from Siberia, the It will also continue to have Two Admitted velopment Corp. bonds to I confess I do eat at fast National Library Week. day and Friday night at 7:30 family of Tor, the young a lieutenant, a detective, as For $2.50 On finance purchase of the food restaurants, including To celebrate, Rawson and free popcorn. bridegroom (he’s only 101) , well as one sergeant. Mon. & Tues.! Wickes elevator. twice last week end, for Memorial Library has The Monday film will be happily prepares for the The post will only be open He mentioned EDC bonds lunch on my way to Lansing scheduled a variety of free “Year of the Wildebeest, a coming festivities. Also, to the public when someone were often being used in Saturday and for lunch on activities. documentary of a herd of “National Parks: Promise in charge is there, which SUNDAY 2:30 Till 6:OO ADULTS $1.50 Michigan to finance con- my way back here Sunday. -The first 75 persons some 1 million wildebeest on and Challenge. Are our nat- won’t be on a regularly struction of Chuck E. Cheese The food isn’t too bad or checking out books each day their annual 2 ooo mile ional parks a playground for scheduled basis. The rest of - Fri. thruThurs., April 1 5-2 1 restaurants. toa expensive and at times will receive a “Love My migration in kenya in everyone to use or a para- the time, the door will be For those with lots of cash, like that, my aim isn’t to Library” book bag. search of grass and water dise to be preserved for the locked. Friday and Saturday Feature at: 7:32 and 9:49 “enjoy” a nice leisurely -The library has been during the dry summer future? As we travel to such McDowell said the serg- Sunday Feature at: 2:57-5:06-7:22-9:3’! meal. given a new Americana months, Immense herds of magical places as Yosemite, eant may be at the post two Monday thru Thursday Feature at: 7:17 and 9:26 Elkland hires On the other hand, I Encyclopedia set as a antelope, zebra, giraffe and Yellowstone, Mount McKin- wouldn’t drive, for instance, memorial gift. The oldest set buffalo accompany them. ley, and the Grand Canyon, from Cass City to Caro just (still in excellent condition) Also, “Ransom of Red we are stimulated to consid- Deb Loeding to eat at a fast food restau- will be given away at a Chief,” a humorous 0-Henry er the proper role for our Armstead to rant, many of which also drawing Saturday. Anyone short story that captures national parks, promote the idea they are coming into the library may the atmosphere of the 1920s --Children’s movies Satur- wins MBSA “fun” for families to eat at, sign up for a chance to win in its setting and spirited day begin at 1:30 p.m. even if they don’t have the set. musical score. Featured are “Call It perform audit costumed characters. Courage,” a Disney film scholarship --Coffee time for mothers Friday will be “Gnomes,” The advantage of the fast Thursday. Mothers of pre- about a young boy, branded The Elkland Township food chain restaurants, in which tells the story of a a coward by his fellow Debra Loeding, a senior at school story hour children wedding day in a family of Board Monday evening addition to the food being are invited to have coffee islanders, who attempts to Cass City High School, has hired certified public ac- good, if not great, and reas- Woodland Gnomes. As they overcome his fear of the sea won a Michigan Business and doughnuts at the library welcome the bride, her par- countant Ray Armstead Jr. onable in price, is the con- during story hour. by sailing beyond the secur- Schools Association scholar- of Cass City to audit the sistency. ents. and boisterous uncle ity of his island’s barrier ship to attend Saginaw Busi- township’s financial records Eat at a McDonald’s or reef. Also, “The New Misad- ness Institute. for the 1982-83fiscal year at Burger King, etc., in Sacra- ventures of Ichabod Crane.” She will be starting there a cost not to exceed $1,200. myto, and .the food will The night robbery of the in the fall, enrolled in the The township received taste the same at the ones in K indergarteners highway stage by the Head- data controller program. BESTPICTURE BEST-DIRECTOR ’ The scholarship is for $200 three bids, one of them Saginaw -- at least it is less Horseman terrifies the LOS ANGELES FILM CRITICS higher and the ,other the supposed to. village of Sleepy Hollow. per term. The data control- same as Armstead’s. The The difficulty is that con- Ichabod Crane is appointed ler program is for four latter was from a Bay City sistency can become more to recover the stolen gold. terms, but should she decide CPA firm, so the board important than the quality of enroll next week With Rip Van Winkle as his to continue her education decided to give the job to the food. guide, Ichabod follows a beyond that at SBI, she can receive a maximum of Armstead, Clerk Norma Joe’s Diner may serve the Registration and visita- years old before Dec. 1, 1983. trail of coins to the hovel of Wallace explained, since he best hamburgers in the tion of pre-kindergarten The state requires .pre- Velma the Witch. $1,200. THE EXTRA-ERRESTRIAL is a local resident. world, but if McDonald’s children who start kinder- school vision and hearing The library is open Mon- Awarding of the scholar- The board gave its approv- builds a restaurant next garten in the Cass City’ tests. A free vision, hearing days and Fridays from 10 ships are based on academic Our Next Smash Hit... Starts Fri., April 22 al to Farmland and Open door, that’s where most School District this fall will and speech clinic day for all a.m.-5:30 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. performance through the Snace Preservation Act persorh will go. take place next week. pre-schoolers has been and Tuesdays, Thursdays junior year of high school. (Public Act 116) agreements There is also a danger that The schedule is: Deford meetscheduled this requirement.at each school to and Saturdays from 10-5:30. Fifteen MBSA scholarships for 117.74 acres owned by if kids eat all their restau- annually are awarded to Albert and Marie Jones in rpnt meals at fast-food Monday, ’-11 Campbell and @,ford students attending SBI. section 15,80 acres owned by places, they will grow up a.m.; Evergreen clinic dates are Monday, Miss Loeding is the daugh- thinking the only way to eat mentary, Monday, 1:30-3 Corn, wheat ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard John and Eileen’Krug in May 9, and Tuesday, MaylO. I ?VU? IWENTIETH p.m., and Campbell Elemen- Loeding, 4407 Deckerville CEtdlUR” FOX section 10, and 71.32 acres the main course is when it The Deford children are to owned by Grace Clara in comes between two slices of Road, Snover. tary,-m 6:30-8 come to the Campbell School bid opening section 6. bread. p.111. to be screened onthose days. The children will be visit- Evergreen children will be times differ ing the various kindergarten screened by the Sanilac rooms for special activities County Health Department. An article in last week’s FINAL DAY while their parents or guard- No date has been set at this Chronicle said county Agri- ians are filling out forms. time. BAKE FOR SIGN UP cultural Stabilization and The adults are to bring their Parents who do riot bring Conservation Service offices child’s birth certificate and their children on the clinic hi.-Sat.-Sun., April 15-16-1 7 will be opening bids at 9 a.m. LITTLE~ LEAGUE__~I - - - immunization record. days will have to make ap- Saturday to sell corn and Children who are eligible pointments with their own SALE wheat to the Commodity for enrollment must be-five doctors. Credit Corp. PROGRAM That only applies to the SATU RDAY, FRIDAY, APRIL 15 Bad Axe ASCS office. The 16 11 ASCS offices in Caro and April - a.m.-3 p.m. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sandusky will open bids Too young if born after 7-31-76. starting at Friday, The Luncheon 4:30 h Too old if born before 8-1-70. public can attend the bid openings. Served Thursday thru Sunday The opened bids will be (Donation) at CASS CITY forwarded to Kansas City, April 14-15-1 6.1 7 = 4 Days Only where the CCC will decide at SHABBONA INTERMEDIATE THURSDAY IS “BARGAIN NITE” which it will accept, SCHOOL Thursday-Friday- Su nday ...... # .8:00 0n 1 y RLDS CHURCH (Boundaries are the Cass City Saturday...... , . . . .7:30& 9:30 Angel Falls in South Am& School System.) ica‘s Guiana Highlands, dis- ANNEX ADVERTISED ON TV covered in 1937 by an American aviator, are the * 7 world’s highest at 3,212feet. RUMMAGE Give A Gift that TURKEY will be remembered all AND year long!!! DINNER BAKE SALE Sponsored By SUNDAY ZONTA CLUB April 17 - Serving 12:~to 330 Here’s the secret-give a I Thurs.- 12 to 6 p.m. gift subscription of this newspaper to your special at Good Shepherd hi.- 9 ammeto 6 pmm. friends. We provide a color- ful gift card to meet any special occasion announ- Lutheran at cing you as the giver. Now you don’t have to worry Fellowship Hall about shopping for a hard Cass City to find gift for that special person to enjoy. Come by Adults.. . .$4.50 our office or call today for Children. . ; specific details on this con+ !$2.00 Cultural Center venient, exciting gift! COMING NEXT THURSDAY SPONSORED IN COMMUNITY INTEREST+BY Nick Nolte & Eddie Murphy CASS CITY CHRONICLE Phone 872-2010 The (ass City State Bank PAGE SIX CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1983 CASS CITY, MICHI~AN Intermediate I Revival set students April 20-24 win awards Mrs. Thelma Jackson Two Cass City Intermed- Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 atchurch : iate School students, Toni The Cass City Church of Lynn Newsome and Steve God, formerly the RiverSide Ross, have been named I Church of God, will con4wt national award winners in week’s senior trip to Or- a 13th anniversary hor. mathematics by the United SPRING ACHIEVEMENT and Ted Particka. Knitting Mt , Morris and Mr . and Mrs. Sister Elaine Garety visited Mr. and Mrs. Leop- lando, Fla. coming and revival April States Achievement Acad- Melvin Peter attended the Detroit was a Tuesday after- ard ,acilin. construction winners were L Easter Sunday guests of 20-24. emy. The Sanilac County 4-H Marney Konkel, Tammy wedding of Brook Peter, noon guest of Mr. and Mrs. *ms. Cliff Robinson visited Whittaker,Speaker will a native be.Rev. of CassA.R. They were nominated for achievement day was held daughter of Mr. and Angus Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Dickin- Mrs. Mary Beardsley were Lasceski, Debbie Kanaby Mrs. Mrs. Rose Wills and children the award by their math Saturday at Sandusky High and Ted Particka. Gene Peter and grand- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ack- son and family in Cass City School Sunday afternoon. of Manton, David Beardsley City, who was the first teachers and will appear in . Christine Burns received daughter of Mr. and Mrs. erman were Sunday evening pastor of the Riverside the academy’s yearbook. Winners from the Hol- Mick Peter of Coloma, and guests of ahd Mrs. Jack Mrs. Martin Sweeney, and children of Dryden, Mr. an award in crocheting con- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beardsley Church of God, from 1970r77. Toni is the daughter of Mr. brook Helpers 4-H groups struction and Debbie Ka- Tom Darling at the Com- mug. Mrs, Brian. Sweeney, Mrs. and Mrs, Lloyd Newsome. in knitting style were munity church at Waterford Jack Tyrrell and Carrie and of Caro, He is now pastor of Che naby earned an award in Mrs. Carl Gibbard and Church of God in Monroe. Steve the and Tammy ,Laweski, Debbie Saturday. A reception fol- Dave Sweeney at- I Thursday afternoon is son of Mr. crocheting style. The Citi- Kathy Saturday and Mrs. Mrs. Steve Ross. Kanaby, Rackelle Walsh lowed at the church hall. were tended bridal shower for guests of Mrs. Mary Beards- Services will be at 7 p>r- zens Federal award went to overnight guests of Mr. and a Wednesday through Sag.. Julie Smith. Sewing style Mrs. Dave Sweeney and Carolyn Heleski at St. John’s ley were Mrs. Peter Fred- and Mrs. Jack Krug Mrs. O’Bert Regal and fam- Church Hall in Ubly Sunday rick of Caro, Mr. and Mrs. day and at 10 a.m. Sundpy. award winners were Tam- Mr. ily and Sunday guests of After the Sunday service, my Bock, Marney Konkel, went to Little’s Funeral afternoon. Robert Dobson and daugh- ASK Home in Cass City Wednes- Mildred Trusler in Flint. Eleanor McNally and Mr. ters of Port Huron, Mr. and there will be an anniversary Debbie Kanaby, Tammy Mr. and Mrs. Ernie homecoming pdluck dinQer Lasceski and Katha Cleland. day evening to pay respects and Mrs. Ray Michalski Mrs. Richard Fredrick of to Mike Nicol. Owensby of Mt. Clemens went to a restaurant in Lapeer, LeRoy Cole and at the Cultural Center, sol- DR. COE Sewing construction were Saturday guests of lowed by a “singspiration” award winners were Kim Ralph Hoxie, Jim Graven- Harbor Beach Tuesday eve- daughter Patty Cole of mier and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Walker. ning in honor of Mrs. Ray Drayton Plains, Mrs. John with a visiting singing By DarreII Sheets, DMD Brill, Debbie Kanaby, Tam- Mr. and Mrs. Cy Moore group. pyLasceski, Beth Ann and Larry Konkel and Marney Michalski’s birthday. Conley and daughter of “Hello doctor, I came in today to talk to you about were Sunday dinner guests and granddaughter Kim- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mi- Colon. All as well as Mrs. At 5 p.m., back at he Katha Cleland. Kelly Wal- berley of North Branch were church, the teenage mem- some dentures. I still have some of my teeth, but I’ve lace of the Evergreen Guys of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spenc- chalski were Sunday eve- Beardsley attended the never liked the looks of them and now often they’re sore. er. Tuesday guests of Mr. and ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. funeral of their nephew and bers of the Church of God and Gals won the Citizens Mrs. Angus Sweeney. Other will present a play tQey My spouse has dentures and has no problems, can eat Federal award for sewing. Mrs. Elgin Wills and Mrs. Kevin Robinson and family, cousin, Michael Nicol. anything, and they look so nice. I want that, too, for me.” Rayford Thorpe attended evening guests were Ken Brenda Tyrrell went with Mrs. Rose Wills and chil- wrote, “Greater Love H?+’- Too often I hear the above request from sincere ++++++ the funeral of Mike Nicol at Sweeney and family. the St. John’s Catholic dren of Manton spent a week No Man.” patientsoboth men and women-but thelr thinking is in the Trinity United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glaza Church in Ubly and St. with her mother, Mrs. Mary The church is 1ocated:at were Sunday afternoon Sixth and Leach Streets.; error In several areas: 1) they think that eventually they Church Thursday. Colwn bkille’s Catholic Beardsley , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack will have to get dentures, sooner or later; 2) they think were Saturday dinner guests Mr. and Wrs. Jack Tyrrell Church confirmation group that because a friend or spouse says they are doing well attended the Moorman state’ Krug. Mr. and Mrs. Glaza to the St. Clare Capuchin of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maur- returned home after spend- with dentures that they will too; 3) they think that er. meeting at Long Convention retreat house at St. Clair dentures are the end of their dental problems. Let’s look Center in Lansing Tuesday ing the winter in Florida and from Friday evening Mrs. Fern Cardenas and Texas, where they visited at these. Lois and Mr. and Mrs. Larry and Wednesday and were through Sunday. 1 INTRODUCTORY: I their son, Frank Glaza. With few exceptions, no one has to lose their teeth, Konkel were Friday after- Tuesday overnight guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland visited Using new materials and techniques available today, Laurence Tyrrell at Mor- Mr. and Mrs. Carl ‘Gib- Jean Matthews Thursday. noon guests of Judy Daige at bard were Friday guests of coupled with a person’s desire, usually teeth can be Marlet te. rice. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson saved. It requires good professional care to overcome Mr. and Mrs, George Florence Andreski in Bad and family were Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vin- Axe. the ravage of dental disease and a committed desire on cent went to Port Richey, Jackson, Brent and Lavena guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the patient’s part to maintenance of oral health. of Oxford spent the week end Mrs. Jack Walker was a Morel1 and family. Fla., to accompany Mrs. supper guest of John Walker FOR KIDS AGES !,I‘1 Because X says helshe is doing well with dentures, it Elgin Wills on her return at their home here. Jack Ross of Ubly was a doesn’t mean you will. We all have different tolerances, Jack Ross of Ubly, Bryce and family in honor of Saturday.afternoon guest of I home after spending the Kimberley Walker’s 17th adaptability, and physical traits. X may love bifocals but winter in Port Richey. Champagne and Earl Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. you may not be able to get used to yours. X may have Schenk were Thursday eve- birthday. Reynold Tschirhart was a 3 YEARS AND UP :i The Holbrook Helpers 4-H Vicky Robinson of Cass excellent bone and tissue support for the dentures but members and the Fraser ning guests of Rodney Ta- Thursday evening guest of 2 Hours Per Week you may not. X may get along OK but you may regret the laski. City was a Thursday guest of and Mrs. Stanley Glaza. church roller skated at the Mr . and Mrs. Cliff Robinson. Mr. day you have your teeth removed-but then it’s too late. Sandusky roller rink Thurs- Reynold Tschirhart was a Mrs. Delbert Gracey, en In spite of all that, you say you are tired of getting your day evening. A lunch was Saturday guest of Ronald Judy Tyrrell spent from route from Florida, spent a 2* MONTHS teeth fixed and tired of the expense--youjust want to get served at the church for 25 Deachin at Port Austin. Friday through Sunday with week in Rochester, where the dentures and get it done. But consider that as the after the party. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shag- friends at East Lansing. she visited Helen Collins at mouth changes over time the dentures need relining and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dybilas ena visited Mrs. Murill Mark Matthews was a Crittenton Hospital in L usually every 5 to 10 years they need to be remade. attended the funeral of an Shagena at Cass City Fri- Thursday overnight and Fri- Rochester. Helen came JUST $20.00 If Occasionally they break or you may lose them requiring uncle, Stanley Walkowiak,at day afternoon. day guest of Mrs. Alex home Tuesday after spend- Regular Price for One Month repair or remaking during which you will be required to St, Hyacinth Catholic Bill Sweeney came home Cleland and Carol Laming. ing a week in the hospital. i i be without them. Church in Bay City Friday. Thursday after spending the Don Jackson and Jimmy Glen Shagena visited Har- 1 AT OLD NOVESTA CHURCH Dentures are a last resort. They represent failure of Mrs. Evans Gibbard and winter in Ingels, Fla., and were Wednesday forenoon old Copeland at Hills and the patient and professional to control disease. Never family spent Thursday in visited David Sweeney Fri- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dales Hospital in Cass City I OF CHRIST BUILDING 11 rush into anything, especially dentures. Consult with Royal, Oak where they vis- day. Melvin Peter. Friday. your dentist who will council you on your prospects for 3% miles south on Cemetery Road ited Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Rodney Talaski was a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug * I success and, most Importantly, your alternatives to Barber, Mr. and - Mrs. were Thursday dinner and Thursday afternoon guest were Tuesday evening complete dentures. George Barber Jr. and fam- evening guests of Mr. and and Bryce Champagne was guests of Mr. and Mrs. THUMB Dalton P, Coe, DDS - DarreII M. Sheets DMD ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mrs. Charlie Hendricks at a Friday afternoon guest of Leonard Gornowich at Har- McWilliams and daughter, Port Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. bor Beach, Caro Family Dental Center Mr. and Mrs. Doug Schnied- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konk- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson i GYMNASTICS CENTER I er and family and Mrs. el and Marney, Fern Car- Glaza were Thursday eve- were Friday afternoon and 204 W. Sherman Ph. 673-2939 Caro, MI 48723 Keith Welby and family. denas and Lois had dinner at ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. supper guests of Mr. and PHONE 872-2816 -1 Mr. and Mrs-Bob Peter of Zehnder’s at Frankenmuth Stanley Briolat . Mrs. Ward Benkelman. Thursday, Mrs. Delbert Gracey Karen Gibbard arrived Mr. and Mrs. John Mer- came home Monday after home Friday evening from a gyl and family of Lake Orion spending the winter in Ar- spent the week end with Mr. cadia, Fla. and Mrs. Clarence Rumptz. Catherine Youngs was a Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saturday guest of Mr. and Waggoner of Vassar spent Mrs. Henry Jackson. the week end with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug Elgin Wills, were Monday evening Mrs.Cliff Robinson visited guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Con- Howard Louks. Mr. and The following personal property will be sold at public auction at the place nor and Danny Joe at Min- Mrs. Louks returned home located 3 miles north, 2V2 miles east of Deckerville on Richmondville Road den City Saturday. Easter week end after on: Mr. and Mrs. Martin spending the winter in Tuc- Sweeney came *home Satur- con, Arizona, day after spending the Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Rich- winter in Bradenton, Fla. ardson and Brenda of FRIDAY, APRIL 15 Leslie Hewitt broke his hip Snover and Mr. and Mrs. Friday and is a patient in Cliff Jackson spent from Commencing at 12:30 p.m. Sharp Hills and Dales Hospital in Tuesday till Thursday with Cass City. Mrs. Floyd Schubel in Dear- Luann Robinson of Caro born Heights. Mrs. Ray went home Friday after Montgomery was a Tuesday spending a week with Mr. dinner guest and Mr. and and Mrs. Cliff Robinson. Mrs. Don Schubel and fam- iM& - To settle the estate of Raymond Warchuck the following personal property / .-? will be sold at public auction at the place located 4 miles north, 1/2 mile east of Eleanor McNally was a ily were Wednesday dinner Ubly on Helena Road or 3 miles east, 3 miles south, 112 mile east of Bad Axe on Monday evening guest of guests. Helena Road on: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michalski Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guig- to help the family celebrate ar, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mi- Mrs. Michalski’s birthday. chalski and Eleanor McNal- SATURDAY, APRIL 16 Hugh Stirton of Kerwood, ly went out to dinner Satur- Commencing at 1O:OO a.m. Sharp Ontario, Mr..and Mrs.Frank day evening and later McComb of Cass City and 2 P & D 12 ft. silo unloaders with 3 H.P. motors Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord La- TRACTORS Allis Chalmers silo blower Peer were Friday supper Christian Allis Chalmers D19, wide front, 18.4~34tires and ~~~~$~~~~~~~~~(~;~oirn,”~rt, guests of Steve Timmons, duals, 1867 hours Allis Chalmers W045, wide front, loader and ~~~~~~ne~~~~~llI~l:hdee:ectr,cmotor Debbie and Patti. snow bucket Mr. and Mrs. Arnold mothering Case VAC with narrow front Super Ride 8R-32inch cut riding lawn mower Glaza and family and Mr. John Deere A with narrow front Push type lawn mower and Mrs. Stanley Glaza were Co-op E4 tractor 1976 Ford F250 V-8 pickup, 4 speed trans., 29,000 Easter Sunday guests of Mr. seminar set miles and Mrs. Bill Roberts and A seminar for area women COMBINES Oliver self propelled, 12 foot header FEED family. * No. 35 COMBINE EQUIPMENT concerning Christian moth- Allis Chalmers for clover, PTO - Quantity of chopped hay Lilliston No. 6200 pull type, bean Mr. and Mrs..Harold Per- ering is scheduled Thurs- Quantity of chopped straw special with extra bar and teeth, Allis Chalmers 7 ft. ditcher, point sell of Rochester spent a few day, May 12, at Cross Luth- 3 days with. Mrs. Delbert EQUIPMENT HOUSEHOLD GOODS like new lnnes 4 row bean windrower with eran Church in Pigeon. Oliver 17 hole grain drill with power lift a Gracey. ’ Antique oak table, 6 leaves, 6 chairs Keynote speaker will be IHC No. 40-4 row planter cross conveyor Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hunt Dresser with mirror - Antique dresser EQUIPMENT Noble 4 row wltivator, 3 point Mary Kuhn, national presi- Allis Chalmers 3-14”plow, 3 point r were Saturday evening 4 kitchen chairs -Antique chair New Holland 273 baler with thrower John Deere FM 4 row bean puller dent of American Mothers Allis Chahers 2 bottom plow, 2 point Sofa bed - 1 steel bed - Library table - End tables. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen 2 bottom trailer plow Clod buster Gehl 1 row chopper with hay head Archway No. 400 grinder-mixer Inc. The afternoon address - 3 piece bedroom set - TV stand ,, Shagena. New Holland No. 268 baler Minneapolis Moline 13 hole grain drill, George White 40 ft. elevator with will be given by Goldie Coronado 20 ft. freezer + Frigidaire refrigerator. power lift Lynn Spencer and Mr . and Bistol, author of “When It’s New Holland No. 461 haybine Antique cabbage cutter - Butter churn - Old records, electric motor New Idea No. 325 - 2 row corn picker with 8 roll John Deere 65 blower Mrs. Larry Konkel attended Hard to Forgive.” 16 ft. aluminum elevator the Thumb sheep breeders’ husking bed Quantity of mixedMISCELLANEOUS hardwood lumber Lilliston 7600 - 13 ft. tillager 16 ft. 3 inch auger with electric motor Other speakers and their Gehl 1 row forage harvester with hay and corn sale Saturday at the San- topics will be: Pre-school John Deere 3-14 inch plow, 3 point 130 bushel gravity box heads Quantity of bolt bins John Deere F1450 5x18 inch plow dusky fairgrounds. children, Rev. Paul Hoyer; Hayhead for parts - Rex 3 beater self unloading wagon on Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore 2 large water tanks - 2 fuel barrels Allis Chalmers disc running gear elementary age children, 2 Badger self unloading boxes, 3 beaters, roofs, 4 ft. extension ladder - Handy Man hydraulic jack and Gregory of Snover and chain unload, on running gears John Deere C-20 16M ft. field culti- Bale thrower rack on running gear Florence Engler ; teenagers, B\ an cooker. 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EIGHT PAGE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1983 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 95 enter Cass Citvd Police track teams aim Kingston Bulldog P robe thefts road race to better 382 league record Ninety-five runners The theft of three bicycles Ware residence on Third Investigation led to two was reported to Cass City Kingston men, one a student braved the cold and wind the sure points of Jim Pat- Street for safekeeping. Mon- Saturday to start and finish Doing better than last Both teams are coached The Bulldog boys finished police during the past sev- day, it was reported to police at the high school. (The year is the goal for the , by Richard Glidden, who is in fourth place in the North naude, state class D pole eral days, one of which had police report didn’t say the annual Wilmot-to-Kings- vaulting champion in 1981 the bicycle had been stolen ton road sponsored by Owen-Gage boys’ and girls’ starting his second season Central Thumb D League been stolen before and then from the Ware garage. about the other.) Both ad- race track teams as they prepare as head of both teams. He last year and the girls were and 1982, and Terry Muntz, recovered. mitted to doing the painting. the Kingston Track Club. who was league champion in The red Powerlite had red It rained before and after for their April 19 home also coached the girls’ squad last of nine teams. Patricia Michels of 6694 20-inch tires and was valued Issued notices to appear in opener. in 1980 and the boys in 1981. The boys’ team has lost the hurdles last season. Main Street told police Tues- at $150. district court April 18 on but not during the event. This year’s team doesn’t Overall winner was Bill day, April 5, that one bike Roland Lim berger of 6576 charges of malicious de- have a pole vaulter. Glidden was stolen from her front Shabbona Road, Deford, told struction of property under Leenhouts, who finished the also lacks a high jumper. He porch and the other from her sheriff’s deputies last Thurs- $100 were Duane A. Over- 5.2 miles in 30.02 minutes. does have two long jumpers, yard. She last saw one of day afternoon that tools aitis, 18, and John A. Wilcox, He also won the 25-32 age but feels that is a weak event division. them March 30 and didn’t worth $350 were stolen from both of 3467 Elm Street, for his team. his pole building some time First woman to finish was The coach expects theP remember when she had last Jill Barden in time of 40.57. seen the other. since 10:30 p.m. the day a boys will gain their points in One bike was a Ross boy’s before. She won the 18-24 women’s the dashes and relays, tra- age division and yas 17th lbspeed, worth $173. The ditionally strong events for Taken were a Stanley tool- service overall. other was a Huffy with box containing sockets, Free the Bulldogs. Other adult division win- 20-inch wheels, worth $110. ratchets, wrenches, pliers, Running the relays will be Both were blue with white breaker bar, etc., and a Steelheaders, smeltdip- ners were: Men 18-24, Dale Gary Erickson, Stan Andra- trim. large bowl containing as- pers, and all other anglers Marquardt ; men 33-40, kowicz, Dan Glidden, Jason can get a line on where their Randy Lyons ; women 33-40, Reinhardt and Reid Goslin. Visiting Jeff Ware of sorted wreqches, pliers, etc. Norma Campbell, and men Shelbyville, Ind., reported to Obscenities painted on favorite Michigan sport fish Glidden and Andrakowicz are Fiting this spring by 41-49, Jim Finlayson. police March 26 that his bike the south wall, doors and are also expected to do well I_ sidewalk at Kingston High calling the Michigan Travel Most of the competitors in the 100 and 220 yard was stolen, were from the Kingston The owners of a home at School were removed by a Bureau’s toll-free, 24-hour dashes. Ale and Main Streets in- janitor using a steam clean- conditions report line, 800- area. Coach Glidden is also look- formed police Friday that er. 292-5404. The top boy and girl ing for strong performances someone had left the bike in They were reported to Those who call will hear a finishers from the Kingston from Craig Enderle in the : their garage. Car0 state police at 8 a.m. recorded message that gives schools were Seventh shot put and discus; Paul It was taken to the James last Thursday. current fishing conditions, grade, Rob Zyrowski, Lopez and John Patnaude in where thev’re biting. what Theresa Periso ; eighth, the discus; John, Shope, they’re bit(ng on, andYa word Bobby David, Sarah Stoll; Scott Wright and Joe Lopez about festivals and other ninth, Ruben Arellano, Deb in the shot put, and Frank travel happenings in Mich- Moore; loth, Larry Smith, Abfalter in the distance igan. The report is updated Lori Smith; llth, Bryan events. weekly or as often as condi- Campbell, Trace Papke, and How well the team does, tions demand, and can be 12th, Buddy Marquardt, Glidden said, depends on the called any hour. Julie Galubenski. performances of the return- ing lettermen. He feels he may find some surprises Marlette boosters among the younger team

+ members. - - -- - . ---- - ___” - - - -- The coach predicts Akron- Fairgrove will take the slate Sunday race OWEN-GAGE TRACK team members are, front row, from left. league title, with Kingston in Dena McDonald, Kim Olszak, Jenny Hellebuyck, Marcy Enderle, Karen second. He hopes his Bull- Koch. Second roy, Reid Goslin, Ron Susalla, Lori Mosher, Toni Kuhl, dogs can move up a notch The Marlette Sports all 10 K runners. Joan Mosack. Third row, indoor track coordinator Phil Gray, Scott from last year’s finish to Boosters are sponsoring a 10 Registrations can be ob- Wright, Bill RiCker, Paul Thompson, Dave Peters. Fourth row, Joe place third, kilometer road race Sunday, tained by calling aMarlette GIRLS’ TEAM Athletic Director Terry Reid Lopez, Frank Abfalter, Gary Erickson, John Shope. Back row, John beginning at 2 pm. at Mar- # lette High School. at the high school (635-7425) Patnaude, Jason Reinhardt, Stan Andrakowicz, Dan Glidden, Paul With a small team, Clid- There will be three races: or road race chairperson Lopez. Missing are coach Richard Glidden and Marsha Lopez. den said it will take help the open 10 K, the novice 10 Mary Thompson at 635-2060. from the freshmen to im- K and the fun run-walk 1.5 prove from last year’s fin- race. All races are for both ish. male and female partici- Only one member of last pants. Classifications are by year’s team, Leeann Elli- age for both 10 K races and Easlick low bi ,dd‘er for 2 cott, was lost to graduation, the fun race. but this year’s squad has An awards ceremony will only one letterman, Dena be conducted at 3:30 p.m. McDonald in the shot put with trophies to the best and discus. overall male and female in ojects Other team members in- 10 draina K, Huron the open as well as clude Joan Mosack, sprints medals to the first three ge Pr and relays; Carol Zimmer, DICK ALBEE presents a new power places in the open 10 K, Easlick Contracting of On the Grant Drain and For the three-mile Moore The Rosa ’Commission shot put and relays; Karen lace ribbons to the first Sebewaing was the lowest Of four brenches, a’total of 9% to ( Drain project, Easlick bid board should accept the bids Koch, distance events ; Y lawn mower Mrs Glen Irene) Leeplaces in tHe novice 10 eight bidders when the miles, the firm bid $109,950. $35,484. There were also four for the two projects at its Marcy Enderle and Kim *, Shagena of Ubly. Mrs. Shagena was a K and the fun run. Partici- I-hron County Road Corn- Lowest of four bidders for bidders for the pipe, with the April 20 meeting, according Olszak, sprints and relays, winner of a contest sponsored by Albee pation ribbons with overall mission opened bids last Pip and materials for the low bidder being Michigan to Deputy Drain Commis- and Jenny Hellebuyck, place will be given to all Thursday for two drainage project was St. Regis Co. of Culvert Co. of Mason at sioner Vern Rounds. sprints and long jump. True Value Home Center in Cass City. runners and a hand towel to projects in Grant Township. Charlotte at $54,361. $25,012. Although all of the -I The projects will consist of Glidden feels the top four drain is in Grant Township, reconstruction of the drains, teams in the league, from some of the drainage district including reseeding of the first through fourth, will be is in Sheridan Township, so banks and installing erosion Akron-Fairgrove, Kingston, it is also involved. control structures. Deckerville and North The Grant Drain begins in The Grant,Drain was last Huron, with his Bulldogs Section 16 near Elkton Road cleaned in 1967 and the among the other five. YOU .HAVE LESS THAN ONE and empties into the Pigeon Moore Drain in 1962, The schedule is the same River in the northwest After the new work is for the boys’ and girls’ corner of the township. Please turn to page-- 18. teams : The Moore Drain starts near Huron Line Road, east April 19 NH,Peck, at home WEEK TO SAVE ON YOUR 1982.TAXES. of Elkton Road, and empties April 26 with Port Hope at A-F into the Huron Intercounty April 29 Central Michigan University relays Drain (which empties into April 30 Saginaw Valley State College relays the Pigeon River) near May 3 Deckerville, Caseville, at home Grassmere Road, which is May 10 0-G,Carsonville-P.S., at Kingston the dividing line between May 17 league meet, at A-F Grant and Sheridan. May 21 state regionals, at Caro IMMEDIATE TAX SAVINGS. May 31 meet of ehamDions. at Car0

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Pitching is the question freshmen and the rest soph. mark as coach Judy Camp- omores. bell prepares the Owen- As for the hiiting, Miss Gage softball team for the Campbell said, “It’s kind of season opener Monday at hard to tell in the gym.” Lakers. Kain, who consistentlj Her Bulldogs finished the gets on base, has been the 1982 season at 13-5 overall leadoff hitter the last two and every inning of every years and may fill that role game was pitched by senior this season. beann Ellicott. The team The coach is hoping for finished fourth in the North .300 plus performances from Central Thumb D League at Zimmer, Englehardt and 11-5. Sullivan. Mosack usually With no players this year bats in the cleanup spct. having experience pitching’ Last week was still too last year, Miss Campbell, early for Miss Campbell to starting her seventh year at predict how her team will the helm, has had six girls do, especially since so much throwing in practice. It ap- deptndx 4-m how her untested pears senior Jackie Kain, pitching staff will do. She who did a little pitching her feels Caseville will be the freshman and sophomore team to beat in the league. years, will be handling the Double headers start at 4 mound duties. “She looks p.m. with home games like the most consistent,’* played at the Gagetown the coach said. viiiage park. The schedule : OWEN-GAGE BASEBALL team members are, front In addition to Ellicott, also gone from last year’s start- April 18 at Lakers row, from left, manager Richard Shemko, Paul Thompson, ing lineup are the second (non-league) Bill Ricker, Ron Susalla, Dave Peters. Second row, and third basemen, short- April 21 at Carsonville-P.S. assistant coach John Osterland, Bill Ashmore, John Shope, OWEN-GAGE SOFTBALL team members are, front stop and one “super” but- April 25 at Deckerville Reid Goslin, Kellin Kretzschmer, coach Phil Gray. Third fielder (Julie Enderle 1. April 28 Port Hope , row, from left, Shelly Ellicott, Marcia Lopez, Debbie That means a lot of re May 2 at Caseville row, Jason Reinhardt, Paul Lopez, Joe Lopez, Gary Engelhardt, Trina Peters. .Second row, Rita Sullivan, shuffling on this year’s May 5 Kingston Erickson, Earl Harris. Back row, Stan Andrakowicz, Mike Cindy Brown, Dena McDonald, Kim Olszak, Kathy squad. Senior Joan Mosack May 9 at Peck Powell, Dan Glidden, Craig Enderle, George Vargo. will move from first base May 16 Akron-Fairgrove Johnston. Third row, Marcy Enderle, Carol Zirnmer, last year to shortstop, junior May 23 North Huron Absent, Alan Levalley. Sheila Engelhardt from out- Lanette Mickelson, Tina Lopez. Back row, manager Kathy field to second bast?, and Wildman, Sheila Engelhardt, Jackie Kain, Joan Mosack, Carol Zimmer from outfield

I coach Judy Campbell. to third. Kain, when not pitching, can play at second, shortstop or left field. Mosack and Zimmer have Pitching key to Bulldogs’ also been pitching in prac- tice. The only player who w 11 have the same position this year that she did last year is catcher Rita Sullivan. chance North Central D I As of last week, Miss. in Campbell still had to select The Owen-Gage baseball was an outfielder. seven years, his teams have Mer school games start I the first baseman and the team is hoping to better its Gray is starting his eighth accumulated an overall rec- at 4, with home games outfield from the rest of her played at Owenda!e. I squad of one junior, two fourth place finish of last year as coach. Over the past ord of 75 wins and 73 losses. I season in the North Central Stoutenburg Thumb D League, but doing I so depends on the still un- 1982 FORD LTD known strength of the pitch- I 4 door, black, burgundy top, real clean ing, according to coach Phil GMC CUSTOMIZED VAN CHEVROLET CAMARO to hurl Gray. Loaded, 19,000 miles I Dark blue, mat, T-tops The Bulldogs were 9-7 in I 1979FORD VAN the league in 1982 and 10-11 overall. Winning pitcher in ,1981 Customized for CMU I eight of the 10 victories was MAZDA CHEVROLET 3h TON PICKUP Randy Radabaugh, who has 2 door, charcoal, super mileage Cass City High School I Nice shape, 3 speed graduate Earney Stouten- graduated. I BUlCK ELECTRA LIMITED PONTIAC BONNEVILLE burg is a pitcher on the Expected to handle the 4 door, dark red, 252 V6, overdrive 4 door, nice car, silver Central Michigan University majority of the mound I CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO BUlCK ELECTRA LIMITED baseball team. duties will be junior Alan Two tone green, super shape 4 door, real sharp Levalley, who will also play I CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO According to the Chip- in the outfield. pewa press book, he “should Sharing the , pitching I Two tone blue, priced to sell 1978 see lots of action this year C H EVROLET CITATION duties will be senior Stan CHEVROLET MONZA out of the bullpen . . . has an Andrakowicz, who usually I 4 door, HB, automatic, clean 2 door, automatic, light blue excellent curve ball and will be at shortstop, and Dan I OLDS CUTLASS BROUGHAM PONTIAC SUNBIRD control. . . needs more game Glidden, who otherwise will 4 door, a real nice auto experience but could de- be manning center field. I Yellow, automatic velop into a fine relief pitch- BUCK CENTURY LIMITED OLDS CUTLASS STATION The team’s other big need 4 door, has everything er.” is hitting, which should be I WAGON 1981 PHOENIX supplied by Glidden, Andra- I Wood grain, clean kowicz, right fielder Mike 5 door hatchback, brown BUlCK CENTURY Powell and catcher Paul I 2 door, red, real clean, priced to sell Lopez. The latter two are I 1980 OLDS CUTLASS SALON also seniors. CHEVROLET IMPALA , 4 door, light blue, reduced in price, loaded One of the team’s, I STATION WAGON strengths, Gray points out, Reduced in price, dark blue 1978 PONTIAC FIREBIRD is those four seniors, who I Red will have to be the leaders. MriiltI It31 1/11 CHEVROLET CITATION Speed supplied by Glidden 2 door automatic, light blue G E POTSC R U 6 6 ERR GE NO-FROST I and Andrakowicz will also R EFR I ER ATOR CHEVROLET CITATION 1977 aid the Bulldog cause. DISHWASHER G I 4 door, HB, gold, cheap 7 cycles iriLiiiding Potscrubber 17 2 cir ft Has energy saver FORD PINTO In addition to those play- ~yclefor pots and pans Tempera- switch to help cut operating costs I PONTIAC GRAND PRlX White, automatic ers mentioned, also ex- turr Scrisur System Pcrrnatuf” Moist n Fresh pan and Cool n Black, T-tops tub and door liner backed by a no- Frcsh pan Equlppcd for optlo!lal CHEVROLET MALIBU pected to fill starting spots Ltiarge parts and labor full warranty frceiprautomatic icernaker 4 73 CII ft I FORD COURIER PICKUP STATION WAGON will be sophomok-e John for 10 years (ask for details) Shope at first base, junior I Real clean, black OLDS CUTLASS PONTIAC PHOENIX Gary Erickson at second, 2 door, light blue, cheap junior Joe Lopez at third and I 4 door, LJ, 4 speed senior Jason Reinhardt in VW 4 DOOR 1977 CHEVY MONTE CARLO I Brown, 2 door left field. ’ Heal nice car, priced to sell Seniors Craig Enderle and CASHREBATE I FORD TmBIRD George Vargo, both outfield- $50eOO I 1979 White and burgundy ers, are also contending for BUlCK ELECTRA LIMITED Earney Stoutenburg starting spots. 2 door, must sell Other players are : Junior, I 1976 Earl Harris, outfield; soph- I CHEVROLET IMPALA PLYMOUTH VOLARE Stoutenburg, 21, is a junior omores, Kellin Kretzsch- 4 door, dark red, air, cruise, sharp STATION WAGON and the son of Eldon and mer, outfield, and Billy Ash- I CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO Clean Ellen Stoutenburg of 4291 more, catcher, and fresh- \ 2 door, dark blue, reduced in price Maple Street. He is major- men Billy Ricker, infield, I ing in business and is active FORD PICKUP 300 1974 Paul Thompson, outfield, I 6 cyl. 4 speed overdrive, 35,000 miles in the Fellowship of Christ- Dave Peters, outfield, and CHEVROLET MALIBU LAGUNA ian Athletes. Ron Susalla, outfield. CHEVROLET IMPALA S-3model, not too bad I 2 door, brown with tan top At Cass City High School, In addition to Radabaugh, who was an all-conference GE SPACEMAKER Rj I SCOTTY 115’ TRAILER COACH the 6-foot, 165-pounder MICROWAVE OVEN Hardly used 1964 earned three varsity letters pitcher with an 8-5 mark, also lost to graduation were Tdkes rio countertop space---- I FORD T-BIRD CHEVROLET IMPALA in baseball and two in foot- replaces existtrig hood Includes 2 door ball. He graduated in 1980. allconference infielder biiill-iri exhatist far and cooktop Beautiful car, all power Terry Muntz, who batted !iqi-it Extra-wide Over1 cavity Auto- I ri 1 I (.) :J ;i I I C k iny ConI rol feat uriri g The team in 1982 359; infielder Vince Salcido, kit\)Cor)h Auto Arjast. and Aiito CMU M (I rle I J H SO3 I finished in third place in the who batted .321 and was all- ri t )>, t Mid-American Conference conference honorable men-. I West Division with an 8-4 tion, and Mark Furness, who I See AI Wasik, mark and was 24-17 overall, AI Rae or Jack Stapleton Now April 18 at Lakers (non- I The 1983 Chippewas have league ) two other upper Thumb ath- April 21 at Carsonviile-P.S. I letes, Rob Herzog, a catch- April 25 at Deckerville er, who played at Laker April 28 Port Hope I High, and Dave Regnier, a May 2 at Casevillc I pitcher, from Carsonville- May 5 Kingston Port Sanilac. May 7 Huron County I HOWARD BELL’S tourney, at Case. BUICK-PONTIACIGMC SALES & SERVICE Not the same May 9 at Peck I May 14 Huron County I Antlers and horns are not tourney, at Case. M-24 at Frank St 673-6126 car0 the same. Horx grow May 16 Akron-Fairgrove throughout an animal’s life. May 23 North Huron Antlers are shed every year. PAGE TEN I Delinquent I 1 Marie Meredith 1 taxes cited, HOUSEHOLD Shabbona Area News Phone 672-9489 1 1 insanilac The Evergreen Guys and nie, Randy Smith and son There will be a parish night. luncheon will be served. It is Sanilac County Treasurer Gals 4-H Club will meet at Randy Lee were Tuesday wide Family Night at the Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- requested to come early and Ken Rhead has announced Evergreen School Mbnday callers of John Dunlap at the Evergreen Township Hall in man were Sunday dinner work. Mrs. Don Smith will the amount of delinquent evening, April 18, at 7:30. Medical Center, Caro. Shabbona. Guests are to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill have the worship and roll taxes that were due as d’

Mrs. Robert Wheeler and Mrs. Mildred Dorman and bring a dish to pass and Dorman and family at Deck- call is a bulb exchange. March 1, excluding personal ~ Mrs. Cecil Navarro and Mrs. Wilma Hilborn gf Snov- table service. They will be er. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miller propertyThe amounts taxes. due to town: 1 Stephen were Monday eve- er were Thursday afternoon eating at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph of Car0 were Friday after- ning callers of Mr. and Mrs. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don Smith visited Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mark noon callers of Marie Mere- ships included Argyle; Andy Hoagg. Voyle Dorman. Mrs. Mary Kritzman Friday Geister, Mr. and Mrs. Vern dith. $2,443; Austin, $5,464; Ever;; Don Smith and son Don- Miss Marie Meredith was afternoon. Geister and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ben Burnison is in green, $1,699; Greenleaf: 4 a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson Leigh Franklin had dinner the Extended Care Center at $4,436; Lamotte, $4,326, and Mrs. Marie Snell. Puterbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. together Sunday. Marlette. Moore,The Cass $3,199. City School Dis-: Located at 4605 Oak Street, Guys & Gals Mrs. Ralph Smith at- Larry Puterbaugh and Dal- Brian Smerdon was a Sun- Cass City, 2 blocks north of tended a shower in honor of ton Puterbaugh attended a day dinner guest of Mr. and trict is owed $90,983, and the do well at Miss Diane Eeister Satur- card party at the home of Mrs. Don Smith and family. Sandra Ziehm Ubly School District, $87,657. ; Bigelow Hardware on: day night at Marlette. Mrs. Hattie Hyatt Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson Units should receive the: Puterbaugh, Andy, Candica, honored at money due them, taken from ; spring show April, Lisa and Dalton the county revolving tax; Puterbaugh were Sunday fund, by the end of May,. Members of the Ever- afternoon callers of Mrs. nursing school Rhead said. green Guys and Gals 4-H New books at Eunice Pallas of Marlette. The total amount of taxes ; Club did well at the Sanilac In charge of the Shabbona Sandra Ziehm of Gage- due in Sanilac County was : County 4-H Spring Achieve- RLDS bake sale and lunch- town was one of 16 Hurley $3.475 million. SATURDAY, ment for knitting, sewing the library eon Saturday are: Janice Medical Center School of ...... and crocheting Saturday at 0 Smith, Janice Mika, Velma Nursing students receiving 0- Sandusky High School. Cleland, Marion Dorman, scholastic recognition at a STAND WE AT LAST by Zoe Fairbairns (fiction). In 1855, i Get Quick f 1 Marie Snell, Mary Kritzman spring awards luncheon .* Judging took place from 9 Sarah Weeks leaves a secure home in England offered to a.m.-4 p.m. The awards and Debbie Buerkle. April 11. .. APRIL 16 her by her sister and brother-in-law, Helena and Jonathan She achieved honors for .‘ Mrs. Leonard Mills and : were presented at the eve- Croft, to emigrate to Australia. Sarah’s goal is independ- i Results With ning program. Mrs. Roger Mills of Portage having earned a grade point . 9. ence, owning her own land, but she fails after enduring 9. STARTING AT 1 P.M. Winners from the Guys spent Tuesday and Wednes- average of 3.25-3.49 (Bf). rigorous conditions in the Outback and the end of a tragic day visiting their aunt, Mrs. Hurley’s School of Nursing and Gals were: love affair. A letter from Helena, begging for help, brings i The Chronicle’s: Knitting style awards -- George Krause. in Flint is a nationally ac- the pioneer back to find her sister dead of a malady that The Church credited three-year pro- 0 .’ RLDS Wo- m Complete line of household Debbie Adams and Sally prevented her from having children. Sarah settles into i Classified Ads i-. :1 C: Severance. men’s Department will meet gram which leads to a Jonathan’s home and devotes herself to the cause of Thursday, April 21, with degree in registered nurs- . items including new refri- Knitting construction -- 0 9.- * women’s rights, also to caring for the widower’s illegiti- Mrs. Curtis Cleland, A noon ing...... * gerator, sofa-sleeper like Sally Severance. mate child, Pearl.,Sarah survives to old age and influences Crocheting style -- Kris everyone whose life she touches, before and even after her King, Judy Matthews, death. new, 3 pc. bedroom outfit, Brenda Severance, and Julie Duncan Phyfe table, several Smith. ELLIS ISLAND by Fred Mustard Stewart (fiction). This Crocheting construction -- novel follows the fortunes of five young people who arrive overstuffed chairs, record Monica Rockwell, Kris on these shores on the same boat in 1907. Jake Rubin, player, chest of drawers, King, Judy Matthews, survivor of a pogrom (organized massacre), eventually Brenda Severance and Julie becomes the most successful songwriter in America. His dresser, many small items. Smith. Notice is hereby given that a Public H$aring will Citizens Federal Savings great friend, Marco Santorelli, trading on his good looks, marries for money and becomes the first man to pass This is a partial listing. award of $25 -- Julie Smith be held at 7:OO p.m., Tuesday, April 26, 1983, at the for crocheting and Kelly through Ellis Ilsand to get elected to Congress. Tomas Wallace and her little sister, Banicek, escaping the draft in Bohemia, becomes involved Municipal Building, 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Lisa, who was her model, for in the violent world of labor organizing in the Appalachian Michigan, on the proposed street improvement and sewing. coal fields. Bridget -0’Donnell ends up back at Ellis Ilsand Sewing style -- Monica as an employee, worrying about being arrested for her part special assessment for curb and gutter to be made LORN HILLAKER, Rockwell, Kristi Marshall, in a Fenian plot back in Ireland, while her blind sister, on Rose Street between Seeger and Oak Streets, Kim King, Kelly Wallace Georgie, manages in the end to become Marco Santorelli’s AUCTIONEER and Julie Smith. true love. Huron Street between Seeger and West Streets, Sewing construction -- 51 7-872-3019 Monica Rockwell, Kristi VITAL SIGNS: A Young Doctor’s Struggle with Cancer by West Street and Leach Street between Church and Marshall, Judy Matthews, Fitzhugh Mullen, M.D. (non-fiction). At age 32, Mullan Huron Streets. Kris King, Beth.Severance, learned that he had a large malignant tumor in his chest. Terms: Cash or check with ID. Julie Smith, Kim King and The operation to remove it cost him one lung and he came Kelly Wallace. close to dying during surgery. He was given radiation and Everything settled for day of chemotherApy, which were both ordeals. The radiation sale. Not Chosen to appear in the burned his esophagus so that eating became a chore and JOYCE A. LaROCHE responsible for modeling show May 21 at brought about other complications so extreme that he accidents. Fashion Square Mall were required more surgery. What makes his book special is the -- Village Clerk Kelly and Lisa Wallace and twin impact of the doctor as patient and the effect of a Julie Smith. potentially terminal illness on a young person. New at Albee @-m>HOME CENTER / Now In Stock From Itb theBi#cstBloomid I Solaria Sale her! $399YardPer

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MINUTE MAID *REG. *WITH MORE PULP Orange Juice I II KRAFT MIDGET LONGHORN USDA GRADE 'A' 045Ib. Avg. MICHIGAN RUSSET Colby Ground- Concord Crown Cheese In 316, Tube $199 3 Ibs. or more. Limit 5 Ibs. 10 or. Pkg KRAFT *CHEDDAR *MOZZARELLA *8 02. Pkg. per f am i I y, DELI & BAKERY lesser amount Shredded $129 A big variety of fresh everyday. $1.09 Ib. \ 79c, Cheese...... Homemade Donuts Made fresh here at the store. akr-Home &rdrstr of Chicken lp";:::

~. Also: We have on request. SpringFZing Of Values! Barbecued Chicken -- V2 or parts Spare Ribs Polish Sausage Potato Wedges Ad GdThru Sat. April 16,1983. Note: Not Rlrsponsible For Errors Msde In Printing. QUANTITV RIGHTS RESERVED, Fresh Salads All kinds every day by Leon's. .arge salad Orders and special oraets or parties on our chicken in large \mounts taken in advance. Call 172-2645, ask for Deb or Dort for price.

=CORN MUFFIN *BUlTERMILK BISCUIT ECKRICH *SLICED REG., THICK, or I 1 I Beef I, Jiffy Bologna I' I Mixes I- MICHIGAN RED DELICIOUS .SUGAR .PEANUT BUlTER 1 Ib. Pkg. oc $199. J CHOCOLATE CHIP McIntosh Pillsburv FAME *ORIENTAL .BROCCOLI/CAULIFLOWER *CALIFORNIA .ITALIAN *Moz. Pka. Apples Cookies International Vegetables . 99$ All10 in. VARIETIES *1&10.86 oz. Pkg. Totino's Pizza......

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CAS3 CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1983 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN Cass, City Bowling Leagues The morning program will I’ be a film on the Sanilac County Special Olympics. Celebration of mass will be 525 Series: T. Blanchard FRIDAY NITE Series: J. I CHARMONT LADIES FRIDAY NITE DOUBLES TUSCOLA CARCASS UNION SchwartzMen’s 510,High ‘ at 11:30 am. 539, J. Viney, 536, L. Smith April 5,1983 April 8,1983 GET TOGETHERS “E” April 8, 1983 Men’s High Game: Luncheon reservations D. Sowden 539, G. Lapp J. BUSINESS CARDS ’ 565, April 4, 1983 Schwartz 181. can be made by calling 565, Doug O’Dell Duane Live Wires 24 Fearless Four 40 556, 23 Women’s High Series: G. Gertrude Konen, (313) 679- O’Dell 575, D. Miller 607, R. Incredible 4 Cablett es 22 ‘/2 Alley Bombers 35 Pizza Villa 45 Generation Gap 22 DeWald 482. AVAILABLE 1-COLOR 3586, by April 22. Colony House Nicholas 533, D. Tomlinson Miller Eggs, Inc. ,* 18 L&S Standard 33 40 Fishbowlers 18 Women’s High Game: M. OR 2-COLOR The afternoon program Tri -Agri -1nc. 557, M. Mellendorf 541, D. Barnes’ Construction 39 18 Heard’s Teards 31 Turkey ’s 17 Wood 192. will feature Shirley Murray, Veronica’s 17 30 Englehart 555, K. Anthony Chappel’s Men’s Wear 35 P.F. Flyers 17 High Team Series: Fish- I administrator of the Sanilac 539, Joe Steadman 544, A. Lucky’s Kountry Korner Cass City State Bank 17 Faust Rebuilding 29 Erla’s 33 Hard Times 17 bowlers 1749. County Medical Care Facil- McLachlan 552. ICA Fort’s Party Store 16 Gutter Getters 26 Cass City 32 ColwoodOld Folks Bar 15 High Team Game: Fish- ity, who will speak about her 200 Games: D. Sowden Doerr Farms Truemner Salvage 15% Wood Choppers 25 31 15 bowlers 639. tour of the Soviet Union. Cass City Sports 15 Campbell Sawmill 25 205, G. Lapp 239, Doug Roger’s Hay 31 Gagetown Oil & Gas 13 Pin Heads 23 O’Dell236, Duane O’Dell247, Dale’s Eaves Trough. 30 Pizza Villa 9 Bloopers 22 T. Blandhard 216, L. Smith F & M State Bank 22 Erla’s , 7 SANE 17 206, D. Tomlinson 227, D. Parkway 20 SPRING CONCERT Professional and Business Shannon 201, 0. Pierce 225, Stahlbaum Asphalt High Team Game: Cab- Men’s High Series: T. R. Nicholas 204, D. Miller Paving 20 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lettes 835. Benitez 554. 215-207, E. Gordon 204, D. High Team Series: Cab- Men’s High Game: Englehart 203, J. Steadman High Series : J. Lefler 615. A special evening of organ and trumpet music by two T. soloists of the Village Bach Festival, Thomas Brown and lettes 2401. Benitez 211. High Games : J, Lefler 243, 210. Dennis Horton. ,‘ 500 Series: D. Golding 520. Women’s High Series: L. M. Lefler 236. DIRECTORY Wright 462. High Team Series: Chap- TUES., APRIL 19-8 P.M. Women’s High Game: D. TUSCOLA pel’s Men’s Wear 2901. MERCHANTS’ “A” Fobear 179. GET TOGETHERS “A” High Team Game: Chap- April 6, 1983 High Team Series : Bloop- April 4,1983 pel’s Men’s Wear 1054. I! I! ers 1840. Charmont 41 Anderson & Nietzke Croft-Clara Lumber 25 ‘/z High Team Game: Bloop- SUNDAY NIGHTERS Dr. W. S. Selby Paul’s Urethane ers Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. 40 April 10, 1983 & co., P.C. 654. 40 Optometrist Systems 24 %2 Maurer Construction ‘ Certified Public Accountants Hours 8-5 except Thursday New England Life 24 Mr. Kelly’s Market 34 Alley Rats 25 ’ Gary Christner. CPA .E724730 8.12 noon on Saturday 33 Robert Tuckey, CPA - 8724730 Charmont 22 THURSDAY M DRNING Sugar Town Market Gutter Dusters 21v2 4624 Hill St. Gary Anderson, CPA .673+3137 Kingston State Bank 22 COFFE E Larry’s Car Wash 31 L’s 21 cross from Hills and Dales Hospital 4 Jerry Berhnardt, CPA -673.3137 Charlie’s Market 7,l’183 Vandemark Auto Parts 30 ‘/z 4 Stooges 1 l/z Phons 872.3404 201% April 7 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. Rabideau Motors 19 Bigelow Hardware 30 Lucky Strikes 17 Cass City Oil & Gas 19 Deering Farms 37% Armstead Aluminum 25 FBI 16 Agri-Sales Inc. 18% Paul’s 36 Pierce Apiaries 24 Wild Bunch 15 Ray Armstead Jr. Physicians 1 Erla Food Center 17 Pin Pals 36 Cole Carbide 24 Try Hards 14 Certitied Public Accountant Fuelgas 16 Family Circus 35% Harris-Hampshire Ins. 23 ‘/z The Elms ‘13 6312 Main Street larold T. Donahue Ouvry Chevy-Olds 14 Parkway 35 The Confused 12 Cass City, Michigan 48726 Federal Land Bank 34 High Series: L. Summers Midwest Rotary 10 5171872.4532 M.D. 210 or Better Games: J. Happy Hoofers 32 $5 614, B. Wildman 607, K. Spuds 8 Physician & Surgeon Guinther 239-226,G . Deering Crazy Ladies 26 Gremel 601, A.D. Frederick Hi& Team Series: Alley ~ Clinic 235, G. Lapp 235, D. Vatter Rich’s Disposal 26 581, B. Biebel 569. Rats 2016. Gould Accounting 674 Hill Street, Cass City. 234, P. Smith 230, B. Schak- Campbell Sawmill 23 High Games: B. Wildman High Team Game: Alley 236, Frederick and R. And Tax Service lice 872-2323 Res. 872-231 1 elfurd 224-216,S. Fobear 212, Kingston State Bank lgl/z A.D. Rats 699. 624 S. Hooper St., Caro D. Wallace 212. Bruno’s Broads 19 Nicholas 235, B. Biebel 232, High Women’s Series: B. Phone 517-673-2656 550 or Better Series: J. K. Gremel 220, C. Helwig Stec Complete accounting systems 488. Tom Brown Dennis Horton year around with personal Dr. J. Geissinger Guinther 645, G. Lapp 614,G. High Series: B. Coryell 215, L. Summers 215-212,D. High Women’s Game: S. attention. Deering D. Vatter 612, Beecher 213, M. Grifka 211. 192. Chiropractor 613, 538, M. Cosway 509. Bills While Mr. Brown and Dr. Horton will play in Sarah J. Smith Sandra R. Goul B. Schakelfpd B. High Team Series: Maur- 603, Cope- High Game: B.. Coryell High Men’s Series: G. ensemble, virhoso, solo works will be played on Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. land D. Wallace B. er Const. 2876. 582, 578, 224. Humes 569, A. Rae 561, B. the historic Henry Erben Tracker Organ. 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Dunn 574, S. Fobear 566, J. High Team Game: Maur- Wildman 554. Sat., 9-i2 a.m. Lefler 558, G. Diebel 556, R, er Const. and Hillaker ’s High Men’s Game: G. ADMISSION $3.00 AT DOOR 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. Ouvry 554, F. Ruggles 554. GUYS & GALS Auct. 1006. Humes 222, A. Rae 201. DO YOU HAVE’A Across from IGA Store April 5,1983 DRINKING PROBLEM? ALCOHOLICS ANONYM01 Phone Caro 673-4464 MERCHANTS’ “B” Odd Couples 24 AND AL-ANON April 6,1983 Every Friday Evening. 8 p m. Sugar town 22 +? 00 I :*.: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Brand X 21 m*- tobert A. Genovese & w*m Cass City Gagetown Oil Gas 31 Rolling Hills 21 ***‘ M.O. I 5 General Cable 28 Country Cousins 20 rternal Medicine & DlagnOSlS Charmon t 27 ‘/z Alley Sweepers 20 Adult General Practice Thumb National Bank 22 Copeland & Gornowicz 17 Office Hours By Appointment Bauer Candy Co. 22 Phone 872-5438 CCVB 17 Cass City Sports 21 Y2 Terrasi & Son 15 46 72 Hi//st., Cass City Tuckey Concrete 18 Elkton IGA 13 Hills & Dales Hospital 17 Kruse Farms 13 Vchard A. Hall, D.O. Herron Builders 17 D&D 13 Clare’s Sunoco 15 Osteopathic Physician J .J. Flooring 15 Men’s High Series: D. -Blind- 6 Treumner 540, L. Young 536, David E. Eogk, D.D.S. 6545 Church Street Cass City, Michigan D. Treumner 540, B. Klink- Laomrd W. krori, D.D.S. 210 or Better Games: K. man 521, E. Bilicki 528, B. Goodyear Raymond C. Hausback, D.D.S. Ever auto tice 872-4725 Home 872-4762 Wissner 226, L. Truemner Thompson 500, C. Kerbyson 429 N. State St., Caro 222, E. Dunn 221, M. Weaver 514, B. Fischer 510. aib A. Isterabadi, M.O., FRCS 220, R. Koch 217. Ph. 673-3838 4674 Hill Streel Men’s High Game: G. Complete Dental Care Facility Cass City. Michigan 48726 550 or Better Series: M, Kerbyson 203, D. Truemner Now Sewing Tuscola County Area urgeon, General & Thoracic Weaver 606, K. Wissner 598, 201, E. Bilicki 201. an liaht truck tire Weekend Emergency B. Dunn dy 559. Phone Saginaw 799-6220 Outpatient Clinic Women’s High Series: D. Hills & Dales Hospital Terrasi 517. Each Wednesday Women’s High Game: M. 8a.m. - 1 0.m. MERCHANETTE Schwartz 188, CARO FAMILY April 7,1983 in skko.n sale Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. DENTAL CENTER General Surgery Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. 9 a rn - 5 p m Daily Charmont 26 THURSDAY NITE TRIO Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., Saturday - 9 to 12 noon Miller’s Chicks 25 April 7,1983 Assoc. Oillce Hours by Appointment Esther’s Health Spa 22 Hospital Drive days only. 6230 three 204 W. Sherman, Car0 Kritzman’s 18% Hacker Farms 25 Cass City, Mich. 48726 Anrod Screen Cyl. 18% Nieboer Masonry 25 Mon., Wed. - 8.00-4.30 ‘hone 872-461 1 Home 872.3138 Cass City Sports 18 Tues. - 8.00-6:OO Draves 25 (Includes Import Car & Light Truck Tires) Joos’ Fifth Wheels 17% oops 24 Thurs.-Fri.- 8:00-3,30 Geiger-Hunt Ford Saturday by Appointment David D. Lah, M.D. 16 M IGA 20 Includes sizes to fit Includes all Eagle High Pediatrics and Walbro 16 Babich Farms 19 Pinney State Bank 15 98% of all U.S. imports. Performance Radials. Phone 673-2939 General Practice Pine Valley Farms 19 Includes Arriva and Tiempo Includes Wrangler Light Truck Emergency 872-2443 Herron Builders 14 Jacques Seed 18 4672 Hill St., Cass City IGA Foodliner 9 Circle S 17% All Season Radials. Radials. And much, much more. Office Hours: Norman J. Pokley, D.M.D. Van Dale 17 Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. : ” Or thodont is t High Team Series Char- Blanchards 17 Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.ni. mont 2415. At I Gorddn Builders 13% Don’t Wait. Sale Ends Hours 9:OO to 5:OO High Team Game: Kritz- Monday thru Friday Tel. Office (517) 872.3332 416 Woodland Drive Home (517) 872-5034 man’s 851. High Team Series: Oops Closing Time Saturday Night. 200 Sandusky, Michigan Games: E. Romain 1876. 222, J. LaRoche Lapp Phone 31 3-648-4742 20% J. High Team Game: Oops Dr. E. Paul Lockwood ‘200. 694. Chiropractic Physician 500 Series: E. Romain 564, Dr. Timothy Straighl 3111ce Hours Mon , Tues, Wed, Fri J. Lapp 561, J , LaRoche 558, 912noonand130500pm L. Selby 515, B. Irrer 509, p. Dr. R. Paul Chappel Saturday 9 12 d rn 3,053 -men 504. I Dentists Closed All Day Thursday Little Phone 872.2765 Cars City Mon lhru Fri 8 00 b (hg m lor Appointment Phone 872-3870 1-1 register J’ 6240 Hill St , Cass City 1 SchoolMenu 4;. Sang H. Park, M.D. Obstetrics & Gynecology APRIL 18-22 (Specialist in all women’s I fordraft problems and delivery ) MONDAY E 4672 Hill Street A total of 3,053 young men Off ice Phone 872-2800 Steak Sandwich from Tuscola County who IM M ED1ATE Oflice Hours by Appointment were born in the years Home Phone 872.3705 Baked Beans NON=EMERGENCY Chilled Applesauce 1960-65 have registered with HEALTH CARE . . ChocolateMilk the Selective Service Sys- tem. I N.Y.Yun M.D. $25 Minimum Fee In Huron County, *: Physician & iurgeon TUESDAY 1,799 * have registered and in Sani- P! Including physician’s fee and lac, 2,079. clinic room Office Hours: Italian Spaghetti Mon.-Fri. p.m. Through the end of Febru- No Appointment Necessar) - 9 a.m. to 5 Hot Buttered Corn Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Peaches ary, more than 420,000 men 6-830 p m Fridays Bread & Butter in Michigan had registered, 2 30 8 30 p m Saturdays 6232 Hospital Or., Cass City which is a compliance rate io OOa m4 8 30P m Sunday Cookie Res 872-4257 Milk of 97.72 percent. That is HILLS AND DALES Off ice 872-4733 better than the national HOSPITAL WEDNESDAY compliance rate of 95.6 per- cent. Cheeseburger The law requires that Potato Tots within 30 days of their 18th birthday, men must go to Pineapple Tidbits Car card for identification and honored only at Goodyear Auto Servictr Centers AI len Wit herspoo Chocolate Milk their post office and fill out a New England Lite Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Selective Service form that Use any of these ways to buy Goodyear Revolving Charge Account Mastercard Visa * American Exwess Carte Blanche Diners Club Cash Y NkL Growth Fund Veterinariati asks for their ad- B NEL €quily Fund THURSDAY name, NEL Income Fund Call for Appointment for dress, telephone number, Money Market Series Small Animals Turkey Social Security Number and Phone 872-2321 Phone 872-2935 date of birth. Mashed Potatoes & Gravy -. 4615 Oak Cass Cii 4849 N Seeger St , Cass Clty Diced Pears Roll & Punch For Fast Results Milk This space could Companion Animal Try be yours for. Hospital FRIDAY 4438 S. Seeger St. as little as $1.25 Chronicle ‘ Cass City - Phone 872-2255 Submarine Sandwich AUTO & FARM SERViCECass City per week. Rod Ellis, D.V.M. Cole Slaw 6168 W. Main St CENTERPII. 872-21 21 Carol Galka-Ellis, D.V.M. 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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE THIRTEEN Senior citizen films Friday at library Provincial Rawson Memorial Li- The films are: two divergent religions brary Friday will present “Gardens of San Simeon” came to present a picture of Gen Kehoe recognizing three films for senior citi- -- Newspaper tycoon Wil- tranquility and harmony. Gagetown Area News 665-2221 zens, starting at 1:30 p.m. liam Randolph Hearst and “Ruth Stout’s Garden” -- his fabulous estate in Cali- A portrait of Ruth Stout, now volunteem ------more than 100 years old, who fornia. rThe Want Ads “Switzerland, a Study in remains active with read- Volunteers at Provincial House will be recognized at Contrasts” -- How the land- ing, lecturing and perfecting Monday, May 2, at the home Uomotila Lopez, for hd.. Restaurant. Fifty-two mem- i Are her “no dig - no work” The Charmont, Cass City, Sunday and a few days. bers were presept. a family night Thursday, locked, mountainous nation , was the scene of the Durham of Delores Benchek. method of gardening. Guests for Easter Sunday , Among those attending the April 21, at 7 p.m. in con- 1made up of three ethnic family Easter celebration groups who speak four offi- Total time of the films is 75 dinner were Mr. and Mrs. wedding and reception of junction with National Vol- 1 NewsyToo! when Mr. and Mrs. Ed ++++++ 17-23. Alex Lopez and family of Michael Pine and Toria unteer Week, April Durham of Utica hosted Easter Sunday guests of Lapeer, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Sattle berg Saturday were “We want to let each and Sunday dinner for Martha ert Chisholm and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Seurynck, every one of our volunteers and Luther Durham of Cass Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ziehm were Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Caro, Nat and Frank Benit- Mr. and Mrs. Elger Gener- know how much we appreci- city, Ralph and Linda ex, and Mrs. Julie Lopez and ous, Deacon and Mrs. Bud ate them here at Provincial Strans of Warren and Rich- Oevereaux of Corunna, Mr. ”THE RESURRECTION” and Mrs. Larry Ziehm and family, Gagetown. Wednes- Kuhr, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob House,” said activities ard, Gary and Virginia day, Mrs. Margarita Rob- Dunn. The wedding took director, Mary Vatter. Shemko of Gagetown. family and Basil Ziehm. Tuesday afternoon callers- berts and daughter Maria of place at St. Peter’s Lutheran “Their visits, their pro- Come and Hear This at the home of Mrs. Gerry St. Clair Shores visited at Church, Unionville, with a grams and their donations m STUDY CLUB the Lopez home. reception following at the bring lots of happiness to our I H**m I Carolan were her sister and Laurie and Patti Ondrajka VFW Hall in Unionville. residents. Volunteers are a The Gagetown Women’s brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. were overnight guests last ’ Mrs. Mary Blondell of link to the community for Study Club met Monday eve- Les Clark of Caseville. Tuesday of their grand- Car0 and Mrs. Mabel Ond- the residents. ” ning, April 4, at the hOme Mrs. Dennis (Dorothy) Rocheleau was admitted to rajka.mother, Mrs. Mabel Ond- rajka attended Sunday The volunteers’ activities of Mrs. Richard (Evelyn) brunch at the Methodist include one-to-one visiting, Ziehm on Green Road. Bay Medical Center, Bay City, Easter Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Pat LaFave Church and spent the after- conducting activity pro- A short business meeting underwent cataract surgery of Caro were Sunday after- noon at the home of Mrs. grams and running outside was conducted by President Monday. She was released noon callers at the home of Maude Sarosky. errands. Presented By Hilda Koch, during which it Thursday and is recuperat- Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hunter. Angus McEachin of Kala- Mrs. Vatter said that in was decided to sponsor a ing at home. Y.N.111 Craig Carolan has mazoo and Raymond Com- addition to the more than 25 bake sale April 23. Ten Saturday evening, March returned to his home port at ment of Rochester spent a regular volunteers, there is ~~~~ Novesta Church of Christ members and one guest 26, Mr. and Mrs. Elger Norfolk, Va., aboard the few days last week with a special group of volunteers were present for the meet- Generous and Mr. and Mrs. U.S.S. Mt. Whitney, after a Raymond’s brother, Eugene involved with the adopt-a- ing. Leo Seurynck had dinner in winter tour of duty which Comment. A week-end guest grandparent program. The program speaker was Bay City and attended a pre- took him to Florida, St. was John Comment of Bay “This program involves Brenda Peters of Deford, sentation of “The Sound of Thomas and Puerto Rico. City. children of all ages who have director of the Cass City Diet Music” at Garber High During that time the Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Huizar adopted one of our residents Workshop, who spoke on School, Essexville. Pat Whitney took part in a recov- hosted a family get-together as their ‘grandparent’,” she nutrition and diet. Cummings, the Seuryncks’ ery and rescue mission. Sunday at their restaurant explained. SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 3t30 PA. The hostess served re- grandson, took part in the Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goslin on Main Street. Huizar fam- “They visit their grand- ADMISSION FREE freshments. musical. Pat is the son of hosted an Easter Sunday ily members came from parent, send them notes and The next meeting will be Ruth and Gary Cummings of brunch at their home on Bay Fenton, Unionville, Bay City most of all, share a special Essexville and his paternal CitylForestville Road fol- and Vassar for dinner and friendship. So far 40 resi- grandparents are Mr. and lowing the baptism of their an afternoon of visiting. dents are adopted. We are Mrs. Larry Cummings. grandson, Brent Joseph Gos- Luncheon guests of Mrs. looking for others interested lin at St, Agatha Catholic Ada Salgat in Cass City in participating in the pro- Mrs. Gerry Carolan was a Church. Brent is the son of Monday were Mrs. Mary gram so that each of our dinner guest last Thursday Ann and Brad Goslin and his Blondell of Car0 and Mabel residents can be adopted.” evening of Mrs. Mildred god-parents are Brenda Onrajka and Gerry Carolan The residents at Provin- Mosack. Bader of Findlay, Ohio, and of Gagetown. The ladies cial House are glad that Robert Beauchamp of Mark Goslin. The Baders spent the afternoon playing each volunteer has become a Houston, Texas, son-in-law and Miss Patti Gosh of cards. part of their nursing home. of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodell, Saginaw spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kehoe “They are all good to us,” 0 FRlUS FOODVALUES was their overnight guest at the Keith Goslin home and spent Sunday with Mr. and Evelyn Gruber, president of last Tuesday before leaving other guests for the brunch Mrs. Wendell Birch of Bay Resident Council, said of the Wednesday to return to were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney City. volunteers. “We appreciate Houston. Shannon of Fairgrove and Mrs. Velma Helwig and the love they bring to us. Christopher Douglas Els- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaughn Gen Kehoe spent Friday Getting a hug or a smile is Koegel’s - Cotto ton, infant son of Sally and of Mayville. afternoon with their aunt, the best gift anyone could Koegel’s Skin less $169 Doug Elston of Sebewaing, Mrs. Jack (Millie) Tamb- Mrs. Carl Sieland of Caro. give.” Salami Ib. was christened Easter Sun- lyn was an overnight guest day at Holy Family Catholic last Tuesday of Mrs. Steve Church, Sebewaing. The Schwartz. $179 Rev. Father Wolfgang Ib. Streichardt officiated and Round Steak sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Elston, Sebewaing, and Pat Seurynck. Christ- $199 opher’s grandparents are Cubesteak Ib. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elston, Sebewaing, and Mrs. Connie Seurynck. All were dinner Campbell’s guests at the Elston home following the ceremony. Pork & Beans.“8gC Mrs. Ella Pattullo of Port 21 oz. Huron, Mrs. Elma Miklo- vich and Mrs. Mabel Ond- rajka returned Wednesday, March 30, from a four-week in Elmwood Cemetery, vacation in Florida. They Gagetown. spent time in Tampa and Mrs. Elma Miklovich Bradenton. En route home, spent the week end in Port they visited Mrs. Ondrajka’s Huron with her son and son, M.M.l Fred Ondr’ajka, family, the Ken Croreys, nshine - Krispy who is stationed with the and also visited her sister, Navy at Goose Creek, N.C. Mrs. Ella Pattullo. :rackers 16~~. Beef Callers Sunday at the SENIOR CITIZENS 0 home of Mrs. Connie Seury- nck were her two sisters and The Owendale-Gagetown ieworth - Iodized brother-in-law, Mary War- Senior Citizens Club met den arid George and Loraine Thursday, Aprir 7,, at the Reynolds of Bay City. alt 26 oz. village hall in Gagetown. A Mr. and Mrs. Leonard capacity crowd of 58 mem- Karr spent the week end bers was present and 31 blood pressure readings with Leonard’s sister, Mrs. $12.9 were taken. Iva Clague in Ann Arbor, and attended the wedding of President Elma Miklovich l&M ~~~~~r 0 02. Bag their son, Dr. Kurtis Karr. conducted a short business The wedding took place in meeting and seven new the Chapel of Mercy Center, members were welcomed to Farmington Hills, at 2:OO Model 661 the club. / p.m. Saturday afternoon. McDonald’s The afternoon was spent The bride was Miss Cynthia Homo SI 00 playing cards and bingo. Somers of South Lyons, Carrots 41 Ib. bags Hostesses, Mary Blondell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aura Beaudon, Mary Don V. Somers, West Bloom- ONLYNOW :Kuehne and Berniece and field. Also in Ann Arbor for $6488 Grace Clara of Car0 and the week end and Farming- Per Lb. Gerry Carolan served cook- ton for the wedding were ies and coffee. SAVE / TOI’YIatOeSIdaho - Baking The next meeting will in- Dale Karr of New Orleans, $25.00 29 La., Mr. and Mrs. Arnold SI clude a chicken dinner at the Karr and Eric of Syracuse, a*Potatoes 10lbs. Gagetown Elementary cafe- Ind. r0, teria April 21 and is by L\lbe@mwHome Center The women of WMS De- \ f reservation only. ford Church met for dinner 6094 E. Cass City Rd. Ph. 872-2270 $189gal. Cabbage Per Lb. 17c ++++++ and Secret Pal get-together ) Thursday evening at Nicky’s Mrs. Anita Chesher of Indianola, Iowa, was the St raw berries pi,,85c guest of her sister, Mrs. 0-G Senior * tterscotch Twirl $179 Citizens meet :e Cream 1/2 gat. in Gagetown Pepsi light, Mt. Dew, Donald_- -- The Owen-Gage Senior Citizens met last Thursday Pepsi Free & Diet at the village-township hall 11.5% )range in Gagetown. 3 9 Blood pressure readings uice 1/2 gal. $1 were taken. Men’s door IRA’S and Keogh Plans prize winner was Lee Smith. Louise Ashmore won the Tax Deductible Contributions ~y’s& Ruffles women’s door prize. e One birthday was .cele- brated and one guest was Accumulation Free of Current ’otato 49 present. Owendale-Gagetown High Income Tax :hips $1 3A Pounder School is hosting a chicken dinner for club members Reg. $1.99 April 21. The next regular Many Retirement Options meeting will be May 5. For Details: SIMULATED ENGRAVED Mr. Kellv’s Market BUSINESS CARDS Harris- Hampshire Agency, Inc. PACKAGE LIQUOR I BEER=WINE TO GO * Available 1Color 6473 Lincoln Street - Gagetown - Phone 665-2521 Phone 872-4351 I or 2-Color 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City Open 7 days a week - 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. I The Chronicle ‘Current Rate CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE FOURTEEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1983 CASS The Regular Meeting of Village Council The regular meeting of the 1983 CPA ias discusGd. stating they were opposed to Cass City Village Council After discussion it was noted a beer tent in the park. . was held March 29, 1983 at that letters be sent to local A motion was made by Kelley pleads ‘no contest’ to 7:00 p.m. at the Municipal CPA firms and the present Trustee Stahlbaum and sup- Building. All Trustees were CPA requesting bids. ported by Trustee Weaver present. A motion was made by that the regular bills be As advertised, bids were Trustee Hampshire and sup- approved for payment. opened on the 1980 Plymouth ported by Trustee Ware to Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 police car. Five bids were accept a Street Lighting pro- nays. charge in traffic death received with a high bid of posal which woulkl add 4 Trustee McIntosh was ap- $695.00 from David Martin of additional lights at each end proached by some citizer Cass City and a low bid of of Main Street. Motion car- concerning the condition o1 William H. Kelley pleaded dent. movers, a street sweeper, ary, 1980, for attempted served and serving of six $489.67. A motion was made ried 6 yeas, 0 nays. the Cultural Center. After no contest in Tuscola County In other cases Monday: and semi-truck at Vaughan breaking and entering an months of the term deferred. by Trustee Helwig and sup- A motion was made by occupied dwelling. He is discussion it was noted that Circuit Court Monday to Steven L. Bean, 23, of Gravel and Excavating, 2124 He was fined $300, as- ported by Trustee Hamp- Trustee Stahlbaum and sup- the office shall establish a negligent homicide in con- Croswell pleaded guilty to W. Caro Road, Caro, and charged with violating pro- sessed $400 and is to pay shire to accept the high bid ported by Trustee Helwig to bation because of his March restitution. Hunter is also policy concerning the use of nection with a Feb. 19 traffic attempted malicious de- breaking into a mobile home to of $695.00, Motion carried 5 establish a special assess- the Cultural Center. accident that took the life of struction of real property there Feb. 16, 18 guilty plea in district attend school and obtain yeas, 0 nays. ment district and to hold a court to larceny under A motion was made by Marilyn Michrina. over $100 in connection with Pleas of innocent were en- $100. passing grades. Willard Dodson was pres- Public Hearing on the pro- Trustee Helwig and sup- Anthony M. Allen, 23, of His plea was accepted by vandalism done at a home at tered for them and pretrial Phillip M. White, 32, of ent to object to alcohol posed 1983 Street Project of ported by Trustee Stahl- Judge Patrick R. Joslyn, 6474 River Road, Cass City, hearings scheduled May 9. 2280 Wells Road, Caro, Lum, was placed on three within the Village park and Rose Street from Seeger to baum that the meeting be who scheduled sentencing owned by John Mulrath Sr. Bond was continued. pleaded guilty to criminal years’ probation for at- on public property. Oak Streets, Huron Street adjournkd. June 13. Bond was contin- The damage was done Oct. 3 Philip A. Young, 20, of sexual conduct (third de- tempted grand larceny. He Curt Strickland, president from Seeger to West Streets, gree), but his plea was ued. or 4, 1981. Bean is Mulrath’s Flint, was placed on three was also sentenced to 90 of the Chamber of Com- West Street and Leach Joyce A. LaRoche Kelley, 30, of 2805 Hurds step-son and had been living years’ probation for larceny refused. A pretrial hearing days in the county jail, with merce was present to in- Street from Church to Huron Corner Road, Caro, faces a in the double-width mobile in a building, for stealing will be scheduled. Bond was credit given for one day quire about the procedure Streets. Motion carried 6 RESOLUTION maximum penalty of two home. guns and ammunition from continued. served. Thirty days of the that must be followed to yeas, 0 nays. years in prison. His guilty Bean’s plea was accepted a house in Arbela Township The alleged offense sup- sentence were suspended. obtain a referendum regard- A motion was made by NOW THEREFORE BE plea was part of a plea and sentencing date will be Jan. 31. He pleaded guilty to posedly took place Jan. 23 He was fined $250 and as- ing alcohol within the park. Trustee Helwig and sup- IT RESOLVED: That the in Fremont Township. Cass City Village Council bargain with the prosecu- set. Bond was continued. the charge Feb. 23. sessed $500 court costs. It was noted that he would ported by Trustee Weaver to tion. He was originally Brothers Dennis G. Put- He was also. sentenced to. Larry L. Hunter, 17, of Joslyn found him guilty of have the procedure within a advertise for bids to be authorize Lambert E. Alth- Wagner Drive, Caro, aver, Village President to charged with manslaughter. nam, 20, and Allen G. Put- 120 days in the county jail, 2168 the charge March 8, of couple of days. received by June 28, 1983 for He was charged with hav- nam, 18, both of 2104 W. Caro with credit given for.67 days was placed on three years’ attempting to steal a garden Amor Hewitt of 4181 Sher- the removal of the house on sign and submit an applica- ing been intoxicated when Road, Caro, stood mute to served, fined $500, assessed probation for larceny in a tractor last May from Jen- man Street was present to the Orr Property after July tion for a Michigan Small his car ran into the rear of charges of receiving and $500 court costs and is to pay building, to stealing a pack- sen Equipment Co. in Mil- ask the council for some 5, 1983 with completion by Cities Public Works Imple- Ms. Michrina’s auto on M-46, concealing stolen property restitution. age of peanut butter cups lington. assistance with her sewer Sept. 1, 1983. Motion carried mentation Grant for the proposed project “Village c six miles west of Kingston, over $100, a chainsaw Jan. 4 Jerry Franz, 21, no cur- last Oct. 28 from the Caro Michael A. Miracle, 25, of problem. Ms. Hewitt was in- 6 yeas, 0 nays. as the victim was slowing to in Indianfields Township. rent address available, Kroger store. rural Caro, was placed on formed that council is in the A motion was made by Cass City Sanitary Sewer make a right turn. Dennis Putnam also stood pleaded innocent to violating He was also sentenced to three years’ probation for process of trying to obtain a Trustee Hampshire and sup- Extension’’ in the amount of Although she was burned mute to charges of malicious probation. A hearing will be one year in the county jail, larceny in a building. grant for a lift station for the ported by Trustee Stahl- $42,000.00 with the under- beyond recognition, an destruction of personal prop- scheduled and bond was set with credit given for one day He was sentenced _to 30 south end of the Village. baum to adopt a resolution standing that the village of autopsy revealed she died of erty over $100 and breaking at $5,000. days in the county jail with Gary Jones and Robert approving a request from Cass City be responsible for head injuries. The victim, and entering. He is charged He was placed on 24 Dale Cleland work release privileges Green, representatives of Cherry Enterprises, Inc. for the local matching portion of 44, was a rural Caro resi- with damaging two earth- months’ probation in Febru- granted and will be allowed the Cass City Lions Club dropping Robert G. Kerr $42,000.00 for a total project visited at to leave the state if he has a were present to present a and Patrick C. Fox as stock- cost of $84,000.00. confirmed job elsewhere. He proposed park pavilion. The holders in 1982 B-Hotel On a motion of ‘Trustee was fined $300. Restitution pavilion will be donated by licensed business with Helwig and supported by Trustee Stahlbaum, tht West Point not to exceed $400 will be the Lion’s Club with reim- Dance Permit, located at above foregoing resolution The0 Cleland of 7876 Ger- determined. bursement from the Village 6432-6444 W. Main St., Cass mania Road, Ubly, visited He pleaded guilty to the in the amount of $2,000.00 City, Mi. 48726, Tuscola Co., was adopted by Roll Call her son, Cadet Dale Douglas charge May to when the budget allows. In through sale of their shares Vote. Yeas 6, Nays 0. 10, 1982, Dated: March Cleland, at the US.Military stealing from a Dayton addition the Village will pay to existing stockholder, 29, 1983. Academy at West Point, Township garage in March for the restroom fixtures Roger L. Reid, Roll Call Joyce A. LaRoche N.Y.,March 16-20 for the of that year. Sentencing was and the sewer extension. Vote : Weaver-yea, Hamp- annual Plebe-Parent Week- then delayed one year. Other stipulations will be shire-yea, Stahlbaum-yea, Village Clerk end. that the pavilion be known Helwig-yea, Ware-yea, Mc- His sisters, Katha Jo and DISTRICT COURT as the Cass City Lion’s Club Intosh-yea. Motion carried 6 I hereby certify that the Beth Ann, also visited. Pavilion, and they be al- yeas, 0 nays. foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution During the week end, the Jeffery R. Papp, 18, of 3737 lowed to hold their chicken Village Attorney, Clinton relatives and friends of Van Dyke Road, Decker, has barbecue in the pavilion at House, presented an Ordi- made and adopted at a plebes (freshmen) are in- pleaded guilty to larceny the Fourth of July Festivals. nance regarding changes in regular meeting of the gov- erning body of this munici vited to West Point to tour Under $100 in connection A motion was made by the Uniform Traffic Code for the grounds, meet with staff with the Jan. 24 theft of a .22 Trustee McIntosh and sup- Drunk Drivers. The ordi- pality on the 29th day of and faculty members and caliber pistol from Albee ported by Trustee Weaver to nance was turned over to the March, 1983. learn first-hand about the True Value Home Center in accept the Lion’s Club pro- Public Safety Committee for regimen followed by the Cass City. posal. Motion carried 6 yeas, their review and recommen- Joyce A. LaRoche academy’s newest cadets. Judge Richard F. Kern 0 nays. dations. Village Clerk Cleland, one of 1,400 accepted his plea and de- A motion was made by A motion was made by RESOLUTION plebes at West Point, grad-‘ layed sentencing to Feb. 13, Trustee Helwig and sup- Trustee Hampshire and sup- uated from Cass City High 1984. Papp was assessed $100 ported by Trustee Stahl- ported by Trustee Helwig to At a regular meeting of School in 1982. court costs. baum that a resolution auth- enter into an executive ses- the Cass City Village Council orizing Lambert E. Althav- sion to discuss negotiations called to order by President er, president of the Village with the F.O.P. Motion car- ’AT 0 0 Althaver on March 29, 1983 ried 6 yeas, 0 nays. of Cass City, to sign and at 7:00 p.m. the following YO cnprzes un submit an application for a President Althaver called resolution was offered: Michigan Small Cities Pub- the meeting back to order. Moved by Hampshire and lic Works Implementation The superintendent’s re- Supported by Stahlbaum Grant for the proposed proj- port was reviewed. that the request from Cherry car mzshaps ect “Village of Cass City A letter was read from the Enterprises, Inc. for drop- Sanitary Sewer Extension” Cass City Chamber of Com- ping Robert G. Kerr and in the amount of $42,O00.00 merce thanking the Village Patrick C. Fox as stockhold- The past several days had trouble opening the with the understanding that Government and employees haven’t been good for door. ers in 1982 B-Hotel licensed the Village of Cass City be for their cooperation in the business with Dance Permit, parked cars and deer. At 10 p.m. kast Wednes- responsible for the local past year. Sara L. Twomey of day, according to village located at 6432-6444 W. Main matching portion of A letter was read from St., Cass City, MI 48726,. Rochester told Cass City police, Joseph D. Zawilinski, $42,000.00for a total project Paul Berry, Sheriff of Tus- police Sunday afternoon that 26, of 4138 Cass City Road, Tuscola Co., through sale of cost of $84,OOO.o0, be cola County thanking the their shares to existing another vehicle damaged was backing from a space in adopted. Roll Call Vote : Mc- police department for their her car on the right side the Charmont lot and backed stockholder, Roger L. Reid, Intosh-yea, Ware-yea, Hel- assistance in the Safetyville be considered for Approval. behind the rear wheel, ap- into the right front corner of wig-yea, Stahlbaum-yea, program, Yeas 6, nays, 0. parently while it was parked a car that was starting to Hampshire-yea, Weaver- Rich Mohr, WWT Super- on Houghton Street. pull into the parking place It is the consensus of this yea. Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 intendent, received a certifi- legislative body that the alongside. nays. (This grant covers the cate from the Department of At 9:20 a.m. Friday, vil- Driver of the other car application be recom- lage officers reported, Mary proposed Sherman Street lift Natural Resources for suc- was Louann Kay Root, 30, of cessful completion of a Mag- mended for issuance. E. Montei, 62, of Caro, was station). (Resolution at- CADET DALE CLELAND was visited at the US. 6158 Elmwood Road. tached). netic Flowmeter Calibration State of Michigan backing from a parking At 8:10 p.m. Monday, Tus- County of Tuscola Military Academy by his mother, Theo, and his sisters, place in the Hills and Dales A motion was made by course with a grade of 96 cola County sheriff’s depu- Trustee Hampshire and sup- percent. I hereby certify that the Beth Ann (standing left) and Katha Jo. General Hospital lot and ties reported, Arnold P. backed into the right side of ported by Trustee McIntosh It was noted that the foregoing is a true and Nieboer, 44, of 4309 Wood- to approve the 1983 commit- annual Region 7 Michigan complete copy of a resolu- a southbound auto. Driver of land Avenue, Cass City, was the other car was Gary W. tees and appointments as Municipal Meeting will be tion offered and adopted by westbound on M-81, west of presented. Motion carried 6 held April 14, 1983 in Harbor Martin, 28, of 6236 Lakeside the Cass City Village Council Schwegler Road, when his yeas, 0 nays. Beach. at Regular meeting held on Drive. auto collided with a deer. a The minutes of the regular A contribution of $100.00 the 29th day of March, 1983. That afternoon, Onelle I. Onalee M. Hopper, 47, of from Greenleaf Township February meeting were ap- Joyce A. LaRwhe Crawford of 7775 Shabbona 5795 Bruce Street, Deford, . was gratefully acknow- proved as presented. Village Clerk Road told Cass City police was northbound on Ceme- The February Financial ledged. 6737 Church St. her car had a scratch in the tery Road, south of Shab- Statement was reviewed. A letter was read from right side from the front bona Road, at 5:45 a.m. last The amointment of the Cass City, Mi. bumper to midway along the Wednesday, according to door. She had noticed it deputies, when her car three days earlier when she struck a deer. PR E-SEASO N

local United Way and then to The Human Development - Commission is expanding HDC; for distribution. SPECIAL services for people with Another food service spon- emergency food needs. sored by HDC is the surplus 3DAYS ONLY! An emergency fobd need is cheese and butter. These, when, due to a special however, are not foods circumstance, no food or given on an embrgency money for food exists in the basis. They are given through mass distribution to HOURLY RATE home. In Tuscola County, surplus beans, potatoes, and eligible low-income individ- onions have been provided uals. Cheese and butter from PROJECT AIM (Agri- distributions will continue on a monthly basis, until PER M.AN culture Involved in Michi- gan). Canned goods and HDC’s supply is exhausted. other non-per isha ble goods (People who have not pre- from the emergency serv- viously registered, must ices funding gkant , received contact HDC to register from the Department of prior to the April distribu- Social Services, are also a tion 1. portiorf of the emergency The cheese and butter are service. These foods are all surplus commodities given part of the fobd closet estab- to the states from the federal lished at the HDC’s adminis- government trative office in Caro and in Funds to cover the ex- Offer Positively Expires cooperation with local food penses of distribution do not pantries at various sites accompany the food. Con- Sunday, April 17. Old Rate of throughout the county. gressmen have appealed to At HDC’s Caro office, re- U.S. Secretary of Agricul- $10.00 per Hour After That Date. frigerated and frozen goods ture John Block to assist are also stored. Foods for with distribution costs. Thus emergency use were also far, no funds are available. purchased through the ”us- Dispersing cheese and cola County CROP Walk butter to those in need has funds, coordinated by area been possible so far because churches. Also contributing of donations of time, money, ,ELMER FRANCIS to the food supply for Tus- space, and refrigerator use cola County is the General by local service groups, BUILDER Motors - United Auto Work- schools and concerned in- er’s Care and Share goods. dividuals, according to HDC PHONE 872-2921 Canned’ goods from this Executive Director Mary program are provided to the Ann Vandemark. CASS CITY, P.!!ICHIGAN CASSCITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14.1983 PAGE FIFTEEN '. b : ...... "\ Strangers find link Down Memory Lane miss values like these: Y * City Up To FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE back to Cass d I) It's a small world: have old ties to Cass City. I , ..I.. -- .-.- ...... I ...... Two strangers, Harold Davidson was married in I ...... I ...... (Hal) Davidson of Drayton Cass City in 1924 to Mary heBrand Carpeting Plains, Mich., and Carmen Jane Campbell, foster FIVE YEAHS AGO Janet Ellesser, daughter 35 YEARS AGO Example: Root of Cupertino, Calif., daughter of the late Dr. and 100% Nylon Cut Pile Carpeting of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Rus- met on a golf course in Cali- Mrs. Richard Ziehm and sell of Gagetown, graduated Mrs. Young. Don Karr, Gerald Pries- fornia last month. Root lived near Deford Mrs. Harold Koch attended cum laude from Central korn and Roger Little re- After some conversation, FRAMING AVAILABLE. an awareness training pro- Michigan IJniversity ,with a and graduated from Cass turned Sunday evening from it was discovered that both City High School in 1942. gram sponsored by the Mit- bachelor of science degree the annual meeting of the Davidson, 79 years of age. ten Bay Girl Scout Council at in home economics. Westminster Fellowship of the First Presbyterian will have incentive to ;e- the Youth Synod of Michigan member the meeting be- Church in Bay City Thurs- 25 YEARS AGO Methodist in Kalamazoo. These dele- cause he stroked hisvfirst day. gates from the First Presby- Richard Erla, co-owner of hole-in-one ever. He has With Loads of Festivities... I haink* for .II Dave Shaw, a Cass City terian Church will give a been golfing since 1919. Root High School ninth grader, Erla's Food Center, re- short report during the Women managed a par 3 on the 175 April 14 through May 1,1983 U\ ported this week that a 225- and Beiinda Kuenzli, an 11th worship service Sunday. yard hole. grader, were commended pound pig lost somewhere A tool shed, well house, recently by the Michigan attract 3 7 Davidson was in Cali- between Marlette and Cass corn crib and hog'pen were fornia visiting his daughter Youth Arts Fcstival Council. City was found by Mr. totally destroyed and a barn The Dorcas group of and family in Sunnyvale. Dave received an honorable Geister of Deford. The pig partialjy damaged during a Salem United Methodist The two men met at the Shades Off mention for his science fic- fell from the truck as Erla fire on the Arthur Kettlewell 20% Upholstery 8 Drapery tion story and Belinda re- was returning from the Mar Women met April 6 in the course again the following Valued At $45.00 farm south of Cass City. week and Root gave his Vertical 20% off ceived a similar award for lette Livestock Auction social rooms of the church. Loss to buildings and con- Thirty-seven persons in- recent copies of the Chron- her cdllection of poetry. yards. tents is estimated at $3,600. icle to Davidson. Root's Fire caused an estimated Muriel Addison was cluding members and The Junior Sportsmen met friends were present for a father, Clare, lives in Caro. $5,000 damage Friday to a elected "woman of the Saturday afternoon at the mobile home in Huntsville year" for the Cass City chicken dinner. Shabbona Community Hall. Muriel Addison led devo- Mobile Hdmc Park. The Home Demonstration Group Voyle Dorman was in A LITTLE home's owner, Ray Smutek, at a meeting of the club held tions from the Upper Room, charge of the boys. St. Luke Chap. 6 and Verse and a neighbor, Martin Le- Thursday at Cass City High Fourteen neighbors and CHRONICLE Valley, using fire ex- School. 46. friends surprised Mrs. Ed- Twelve women remained WANT AD tinguishers, had the fire out George C. Pike, 18, son of ward Pinney on Monday by the time firemen arrived. Mrs. Almeda Pike, Snover, for the business meeting and evening on the occasion of quilting. Leading the graduating recently was promoted to her birthday and prior to her class of 1978 are Deborah private first class in Cer- A thank-you note for band- moving to her new home on ages was read from the INTERIORS Lockwood, Janice Went - many, where he is a mem- At FNIC5 FROM THE EA51 SIDt OF THE COURTHOUSC N. Seeger St. The time was Chelsea Methodist Home. worth and Ross Ridenour, ber of the Fourth Armored spent visiting and cake and 109 E. Gront Coro Ph. 673-6184 who have all accumulated Division. Members signed a get-well ice cream were served. card, which was sent to Effie perfect 4.0 grade point aver- The annual spring break- Results ages. They will be co-vale- fast of the Cass City WO- LaPeer. dictorians. Salutatorian of men's Study Club was held the class is Barbara Tuckey. at the Methodist Church Tuesday. After the business TEN YEARS AGO meeting, Mrs. Ella Vance read a poem about gardens. ,',, Dr. Youngkyun Kim, 1 M.D., formerly of Fairmont, " W. Va., will begin practice in ThTmkey ., Cass City later this month. Great gifts. Dr. Kim specializes in ob- , stetrics and gynecology. ' Four members of the Cass attends City Lions Club Auxiliary , E journeyed to Bridgeport conference April 8 to attend the annual Great rates &a. spring conference of the Fnsy district. Floretlce Wither- Spring Arbor College Pro- spoon, Edith Little, Gene- fessor Howard Housen and ., vieve Freiburger and Pat five students, including Tim Kivel represented the local Tuckey of Cass City, at- Now, for a limited time only, lock in, chapter. tended the fourth annual . Barbara Hutchinson, head model meeting of the Organ- for up to eight years, a high rate , librarian at Rawsdn Me- ization of African Unity morial Library, reminds (OAU) in Washington, D.C., Savings Certificate and get a March 21-25. . I citizens that this is National Library Week. 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PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1983 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN’ ,I ...... *...*...... *>..*...... _...... - ...... _---+a - Your neighbor says Obituary USE PROFITABLE 10W COST CLASSIFIED ADS - I-_-. 1 Ina Fern Wanamaker. 90- Of Cass City died Tuesday ai! Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 10 words or less, $1.25 each I Automotive f General 1: . Tigers won do Hills and Dales Hospital 1 ’6 insertion; additional words 7 after an illness of three (Merchandise)-I cents each. Three weeks for 1981 CHEVY Monte Carlo, months. V-8, Landau roof, air, tilt, 20-inchFOR SALE black - Frontplastic and “mag” rear She was born March 18, the price of two - cash rate. FOR SALE - Somma water FOR SALE - 12” black and, Save money by enclosing stereo, and cruise, 1 owner, bed used 6 months. New white TV $40.00, 24” 3 speed 1893, in Goshen, N.Y,, the bicycle wheels, with tires, cash with mail orders. Rates 14,000 miles. .Call 872-4301. $550, sell $350 firm, Call girl’s bike $60.00, 26” 10’ I ’ daughter of Alvah and Bini with coaster brake. Never be tte r this year for display want ad on 1 -4-14- 1 B72-3887. 2-4-7-4n speed boy’s bike $60.00, very (Briggs 1 Bennett. 3/8 used. Also, 24x1 rear , application. ~ -- good condition, call 872-4403 Miss Bennett married bicycle wheel for 5 or io- FOR SALE - 1973 Ford 1h ton WASHERS AND GAS dry- after 6 p.m. 2-4-14-1 ; ers) at?” Clarence Wanamaker April speed. Call 872-4624 or Bruce Silvernail has confi- truck, 302 3-speed heavy ?rs reduced now at Fuelgas F \. Silvernail watches some of 4, 1909, in Monsey, N.Y. Automotive 1 872-3810 after 5 p.m. 2-3-31-3n dence in the Detroit Tigers I- duty rear suspension, $600 or If Cass City. Phone 872-2161. They made their home in _c- the Tiger games on televis- best offer. Call 872-4488after I ForRent 1’ confidence that they won’t ion. He hasn’t seen a game New York City. Her husband 1978 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2-1-20-tf do better this season than 4:oo. 1-4-14-1 FOR SALE - portable elec- at Tiger Stadium since An- died Feb. 4, 1964. 47,000 miles, excellent condi- tric fireplace, good condi- LAND FOR RENT - phone their fourth place finish last tion; air, stereo radio, tilt FOR SALE - 1200 gal. insu- derson became manager Mrs. Wanamaker was a 1980 98 Regency 4 tion. Call 872-2396. 2-4-14-3 872-3741 after 5:00. 4-3-31-3 year in the American wheel, cruise control, $4500. OLDS lated stainless steel milk -- and doesn’t plan to watch member of the First Presby- door, V-8, gas, loaded with League East Division. one there as long as he is the terian Church of Belair, Md. Phone 872-4634. 1-4-14-1 tank on legs, good cdndition, FOR RENT - 2 bedroom As of Monday, the Bengals all the extras. Call 872-4301. FOR RENT - new - electric manager. She is survived by two call 8-4, 872-3030. Gerald, duplex apaitment in Kings- ’ had a 2-3 win-loss record. 1974 CHEVY Blazer, V-8 1-4-14-1 or manual typewriters by A retired tool and die daughters, Mrs. James Stilson. $1,000. 2-3-31-3 ton, $275 per month, all 1 “They won’t do any better automatic, lift kit, front the week or month. Also maker, Silvernail operates a (Jean) Bauer of Cass City utilities paid. Call 683-2175. I than last year and maybe push bar, nice looking truck. FOR SALE - 1975 Firebird, leave your typewriters and saw sharpening service at and Mrs. Gregory (Betty) power steering, power HAY FOR SALE - first and other office equipment at 4-4-14-3 * not as good,” he predicted. Kerwin of San Francisco, Call 872-4301. 1;4-14-1 ~ his home at 5205 E. Bevens brakes, 350 automatic, second cutting; oat straw our store for repair. Used One reason, he feels, is Calif.; one brother, Alvah also. Call 872-2829. 2-4-7-3 FOR RENT - 1 bedroom up-, because of the Tigers’ man- Road, Deford. FOR SALE - 6 cylinder AM-FM cassette, mags, side typewriters for sale. Mc- He and his wife, Martha, Bennett Jr. of Montgomery, stairs apartment, stove, re. I , ager. “Sparky Anderson Chevy engine, 250 cu. in. and pipes. Call 658-8677, or con- Conkey Jewelry. 2-4-6-tf have four children, seven Ala.; one sister, Mrs. Dora IFOR SALE - 1972 Suzuki 550 frigerator and utilities furr , can’t make up his mind who 400 cu. in. Pontiac engine. tact Ken Brown. 1-4-7-3 grandchildren and two Stephens, also of Montgom- motorcycle, 3 cylinder with nished. $250 per month. ’ * he wants to play. Call 658-8677 or contact Ken -- Plant great-grandchildren. ery; six grandchildren, and ‘airing, back rest, electric Security deposit required. “He tries to let the players seven great-grandchildren. Brown. 1-4-7-3 1978 PLYMOUTH Horizon, 4 ;tart, turn signals, new tires Call 872-5305. 4-4-14-3 run it too much. One daughter, Fern, and one door, 4 cyl., 4 speed, with md battery. Recently over- Pioneer Brand “They got better guys 1978 CAOILLAC Seville, V8 air, 2 tone paint, with rally sister, Mildred, preceded iauled, 19,000 miles, $600.00. Seed Corn * sitting on the bench than automatic, all the power wheels. Call 872-4301. 1-4-14-1 FOR RENT - 2 bedroom her in death. 1966 Honda 305, electric ’ playing, in my estimation,” with many extras. 45,000 for more net country home, garage, barn A memorial service for itart, new tires. Needs bat- income per acre on acreage near Kingston‘, ‘ NQt all the good players Mrs. Wanamaker will be miles, Call 872-4301. 1-4-7-1 ery. Stored since 1974. are sitting on the bench, FOR SALE - ’67 Pontiac $190 month. Phone 313: ‘ conducted at 1:30 p.m. 1,500 miles. $500 or best Call your Pioneer Dealer , FOR SALE - 1981 Dodge Tempest. Good transporta- 227-2029. 4-3-31-3’ however. Thursday at the First Pres- tion. New. carburetor and iffer. Phone 872-2507. 2-4-7-3 for details about Detroit’s good players, he byterian Church, Rev. Aries, AM-FM, cruise, four- --- the “Leaders.” said, include catcher Lance speed. Excellent condition. tune-up. Needs some ex- 10 ACRES FOR RENT - Bay , Harry Capps officiating. - haust work. $300. Phone ’OR SALE extra long City-Forestville Rd. Phone , Parrish, second baseman Burial will be in Belair, $4,200. Call 872-4124. 1-3-31-3 Joan 872-2576. 1-4-7-3 ouch, red, excellent condi- Merchant 313-724-1773. Roy Hampton.: ,~. Lou Whittaker, shortstop Md. Cass City Alan Trammel1 and outfield- 1978 DODGE I/z ton V-8, ion, $200. Call 872-2245. Ger- 4-4-14-4 Memorials may be made automatic , power steering, Id Stilson. 2-4-14-3 Phone 872-3395 er Larry Herndon. to the First Presbyterian I power brakes, 2 tone, locally 7 2-4-7-3 RENT - 3 bedroom’: Silvernail feels the Tigers Church. FOR have good pitching, but it is owned, Call 872-4301. 1-4-14-1 house with fireplace, south; ). handicapped by a weak out- Hot Water GAS GRILLS Early Bird east of Cass City. $230 per field. “If the fielders make Bowling FOR SALE - 1979 Ford ZONTA CLUB Rummage Heaters Sale at Fuelgas. 4 miles east month plus security deposit. Mustang, 2 door, power two-three errors. a game, Sale - April 14-15 at Cultural Gas & Electric of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. Call after 5 517-479-9618. where are they (the pitch- TUESDAY AFTERNOON brakes, power steering, Center. Thursday open at 2-3-10-tf 4-4-14-3 LADIES 28,000 miles, automatic 12:OO; Friday 9 a.m. 24-74 ...... April 5, 1983 transmission, one owner. ~~ ...... Excellent condition. Phone I FOF SALE - 13’3”X18’3” Pierce Honey Bees 28 872-4455. 1-4-7-3’ green carpeting. Good con- Hills and Dales 25 dition. Call 678-4370. 2-4-7-3 Haaen Kritzmans Don’s Auction Gallery 23 1970 CHEVY 1/c2 ton pickup V-8, automatic, 65,000 actual Wright’s Painting 22 FOR SALE - 1978 Kawasaki Pin Pickers 20 miles, one owner. Call 872-4301. 1-4-14-1 KZ 1OOO LTD, full windjam- 2-1-13-tf celebrate anniversary Kingston Insurance 18 mer fairing, backrest and Croft-Clara Lumber 18 luggage rack, low miles. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kritz- grandchildren. Pinney State Bank 17 Also 1979 Honda CR 250, new man of Shabbona celebrated Their children and Hair Benders 17 Coming Auctions in ’82, rode 6 times. Call their 35th wedding anniver- spouses are Mr. and Mrs. Mixed Company 15 weekdays after 5:30 - 872- sary Sunday with dinner at Balboa Ankenbrandt, De- Birchview 8 Friday, April 15 - Earl & Martha Cameron will sell 5114. 2-4-14-3 2-3-31-3 I Asking $2,500.00 per acre. the Bavarian Inn in Frank- troit; Mr. and Mrs. Fred __ “BRIDAL AND GIFT Immediate possession. Ted enmuth. Dobson, Nashua, N.H.; Mr. High Series: P. Schwartz farm equipment at the place located three miles north FOR SALE - snow blower, 5 BULK PROPANE systems REGISTRY” ~ Estate,J. LaFave Caro and 673-4177. Sons Real , The dinner was hosted by and Mrs. Robert Kritzman, 500. hp, with chains, like new, for grain driers or home High P. Teichman and 21/1L miles east of Deck- their children . Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs. Game: $250. Call 872-4286, heating. Fuelgas of Cass Free Gift Wrapping The Kritzrnans, who farm, Carmon Flatt, Warren; Mr. 189. erville on Richmond Road. 3-12-29-tf Osentoski Auction Service. 2-3-31-3 City. Phone 872-2161. were married April 2, 1948, and Mrs. Lyle Deneen, St. High Team Series: Pin 2-1 1-14-tf Squirrel’s Nest in Toledo, Ohio, Louis, Mich., and Mr. and Pickers 1779. Saturday, April 16 - To FOR SALE - approximately 1’ AKC - female Irish Setter, 20 acres, Novesta Township. They have six children, 20 Mrs. Dean Kritzman, Deck- High Team Game : Wright settle the estate of Raymond FOR SALE - riding lawn- Kitchen & Bath Boutique all shots, 10 months old, Lucrative terms. Bob Wisch- grandchildren and 25 great- erville. Painting 639. Warchuck, personal prop- reasonable. Call 872-5073. mower, 8 hp, used 2 years. erty including farm machin- meyer, phone 872-4077. W 2-3-31-3 6646 Church, Cass City. 116 E. Frank St., Caro ery, household goods and 2-3-31-3 673-5026 3-3-31-3 rniscellane’ouswill be sold at Find the Service or Product GIRL SCOUT COOKIES - (Around the corner from the place located four miles Thumb Pawn the Strand Theater) CASS CITY - 2 bedroom freeze real good. Need home, basement, and You Need in This...... Action Guide I north, lh mile east of Ubly on more? Call Cass City now has 24-14-1 Helena Rd. Osentoski Auc- garage. Large lot. Nice I tion Service. 872-4002, Deford 872-4067. Eight tracks 2-4-14-2 $1.50 each or 4 for $5.00 I , SERVICE DIRECTORY-1 Saturday, April 16 - A Cassettes each household auction will be FOR SALE - 8 ft. 1970 $3.50 held at 4605 Oak St., Cass Monitor pickup camper, and Record Albums City. Lorn Hillaker, auction- selfcontained, 15 ft. 11” Some new and oldies Gateway Sanitation eer. deep V hull boat 35 hp but goodies Next Door Evinrude, set up for salmon $2.00 each Ford.. .Bsttmr Ideas Services a - Home-Commercral-Industrial Saturday, April 23 Mar- fishing. Call 8724182 after instant Cash Loans, too! CASS CITY - 3 home with 1 car garage and sun For The American Road Neighbor shall Oberski will sell farm bedroom Cass City Area 3:30. 2-3-31-3 Thumb Pawn & Loan porch on corner lot, full basement, natural gas and many Unique Handmade Gifts machinery, milking equip- r@-mg Geiger-Hunt TRASH COLLECTION 815 S. Hooper, Caro extras. _I 247 S. Street St., Caro, Mi. ment and personal property Ford, Inc, Across from Curnings Memorials Call Collect 313-798-8025 USED PIANO BENCH Phone 673-5997 “Big Enough To Serve You” at the place located five CAS CITY -.A real nice 4 bedroom llh story home, l-car li- Sales Service Phom 073.3200 $33.00; porta-crib $30.00. 2-4-14-1 miles east, 1% miles north of garage, basement, natural gas, nice lot, in a good neigh- ‘ I 6392 MainSt. 872-2300 I Frank Music & Flea Market. Ubly on McDonald Rd. Os& 2-4-14-1 borhood. Must see to appreciate. $42,500. Land contract Rich’s Disposal toski Auction Service. FOR SALE - 30-inch white terms. Residential 8. Commercial bottled gas kitchen stove. Saturday, April 30 - Ben FOR SALE - ’76 KZ 400 Also 2 radial snow tires GR Rubbish Removal motorcycle, 6oOO miles, fair- WANT TO GET away from it all? Manistique Lake. In the *> and Rosella Lesoski will 70-15, 9 miles southwest of U.P.l-bedroom furnished cabin, utility building, dock and hold a household and real ing, saddlebags, roll bar, Cass City on M-81. 2-4-14-1 high-low seat. Good condi- boat, on a I,$ acre lake lot. Excellent swimming and fishing, estate auction at the place $18,000 with land contract terms. Ckm’r knoeo Smrvicl located miles west of tion, $800. Call 872-4774 after FOR SALE - Sofa and chair, *Tune Ups *Minor Repalrs Gagetown and 13/4 miles 7. 24-14-3 $50 or’ best offer. Call *Tires *Batteries LISTINGS WANTED - Homes, farms, vacant land and *Undercoating *Grease b. 011 south on Green Rd. Osen- 1-313-672-9345. 2-4-14-3 FOR SALE - 5-foot glass recreational property . Certified Mechanic toski Auction Service. showcase, full glass front, FOR SALE - 1981 Yamaha C~Han-2470 Saturday, May 7 - Mrs. excellent shape. McConkey CASS CITY AREA - 2 bedroom furnished mobile home on 1/12 YZ 250, excellent condition, acre lot. Good road. $15,000. Terms available to the right Phyllis Mark will hold a Jewelry & Gift Shop, phone $500. Phone 872-2680. 2-4-14-3 Automotive Rust Proofing public real estate auction at 872-3025. 2-4-7-t f person. Sol‘s Country Clipper I VUbgm Service Canter System 6 Waxing the place located two miles FOR SALE - two utility 1231 Englehart Rd., Deford FOR - White Ameri- CASS CITY AREA - 2% acres on the Cass River. A real nice Tlres WBelts Batteries Gravel Guards - Runnlng Boards north and a half mile west of SALE trailers, one 4’x8’, one Tune Ups Brakes Mufflers Phone 872-4176 Rock Kote Stone Chip Protectlon Cass City at 6353 Wilsie Rd. can spoke rim wagon 1% story home, all remodeled and carpeted, breezeway: Certlfled Mechanic I 6’xll’ . Call 872-3191. 2-4-14-3 sun porch, 2 car garage, small barn, pond, large yard ana Monday thru Saturday Ldrn Hillaker, auctioneer. wheels, ls-inch, for Dodge Hrktrh hrrr Mrlre-Up 4x4, $75 set of 4. Will not sell Now open lots of trees. All this for less than $5O,OOO with land contract Ir-tom HeL U$ c OdiV~ Phone 269-9585 I------7 separate. Phone 872-2576. terms. cr Pbon~872-3850 847 S. Van Dyke Bad Axe 2-4-7-3 U-Foun-Dit CALL RON CHAPPEL - 872-5422 .r Serving 7 flavors of ZEMKE REAL ESTATE * fresh homemade We can sell your property ! ! 3-3-24-4 Announcements i FOR SALE L 1973 Yamaha * I 650, blue, 10,000 miles, in Donuts JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ t 1 J I 8d I very good condition, must made daily KltCHW OLCOR, and hand dipped J Real Estate I lavitations I see to appreciate. Call 313- J* I CUSTOM CABlNETRY 672-9872. 2-4-7-tfn J Cd=CkmLumber, Ine. Dutch made by the Amish Ice Cream J NEW ALUMINUM SIDING J: Cass City 872-2141 Aristacraft Kitchens I I Old fashioned mi& J Makes this home very attractive. This property is J Arkrrer Wadowr Kitcbnr By Homecrest WE BUY TIMBER I I FOR SALE - Kirby vacuum =Formica =Corian =Sinks Phone 872-4410 shakes, sundaes and cones J approximately 5 acres near State land and the Cass J hxbr ldtr Weekdays 8-5 p.m .Sat 8-1 p rn I I cleaner with convenience of. aucets_-__ =Solar Panels Also: frsh brew& coffee, J River. Remodeled inside and out, so you won’t have J ; hfw8hd *Congoleum *Wallpaper I I group and renovation group, tea, cola and cold drinks J work to do, and it is sharp for only $34,900 land contract J I* Mom-Fri. - 8 am,-5:30 p.m. ‘415 W. Frank Car0 073-3028 I I Paid $840, will sell for $675 or I Open: 6 a.m. to 9 pm., J terms. 055-CY J S l Sat. - 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. I best offer, brand new, we I I 7 days a week. 2 miles J I must sell. Call 678-4198 after Jf I ‘I east of Caro on corner of LOTS OF ROOM J .* 5:oo. 2-4-7-3 J I I Deckerville Rd and M-81 J In this remodeled two story home on approximately 5 J I I 673-5336 J acres, has a barn, garage, basement, another cottage J GAS RANGES - Magic Chef, 24-HR. SERVICE H&R BLOCK IN I 2-4-141 J goes with it, lots of road frontage and wQoc1s and hunt- J 1 new, 20 inches and 30 inches. .~ (The lncome Tax People) I I J ing land in back .. .Owners have another home and J I Any color. Fuelgas, four Buy your carpet or Ilnoleum, then (GiEG-a I AL-O-JEL 99 percent pure J would like to sell this one on land contract. Also lots of J ; call us for expert installation. We 630 N. State, Caro I I miles east of Cass City, Aloe Gel, makes 2 gallons “6 also do custom and repair work. PLUMBING G HEATING, INC. - J extras. 290-CY J I I phone 872-2161. 2-1-20-tf $6.77 per quart. Al-O-Juice, Factory trained, “We Do It Right.” 6528 Main 673-3257 I J J: Sat isfact ion guaranteed. Phone 872-5064 I ready to drink, $2.88 per NEW LISTING I SALE - l8V2’xllM’ Lee J J: Plgaon Phone 453-3531 I FOR quart. Coach Light Pharm- J.J.’s Flooring Service I I carpet, green, excellent con- J Approximately 7.2 acres with clearing to build, has J; acy, phone 872-3613. 2-3-24-4 a 1 Cass City - 517-872-3758 1 I dition; 2 end table lamps. J been perked and you could build with a little creek in J ~- J your back yard. Has lots of large cedars also, if you JS I or 872-4701 I I.I I 4311 Ale St. 2-4-14-1 I I FOR SALE - several small J would like to try and build a log cabin from them, J: toolroum type machines and Whittaker Lumber Co. I I SALE About 250 bales J New -A J: I FOR - equipment; about 200 lbs. Wanted - standing timber I of straw. Call 872-2956. J J. Warju’s Flooring and saw logs. Catalogs loaned I CR machine steel - random I I 2-4-14-1 9 RIVER FRONT BUILDING S\TE J* Carpet and Linoleum CAR0 RENTAL overnight. small short bar sizes, 20 J Located south and east of Cass City, approximately 9 J Call 872-3405 --. . Installation Renting the Right Tool cents Ib. ; quantity H.R. steel J acres,high building site, fronts on road and river. ,Bal- J 4 ’ 6196 Lakeside Or. FOR SALE - 2 davenports hot winged flanged rolled J anceiswooded. Cass City, MI Makes a Tough Job Easy Corner of M-81 6 M-24 I FREE SUBSCRIPTION with one chair, rocking steel. lerkth 54”. suitable for J - Phone (517) 872.351 1 chair, footstool, some l;( Phone 673.5578 l;( ! WITH EACH ORDER. electric fvence, weight 3 lbs. J McLeod Realty, Inc. IrnnTractors I lamps. Phone 872-3905. each, SO cents each. Phone J I 2-3-24-6 872-3233. 630 N, State, Caro, Phone 673-6106

~ -- Millington, Phone 871-4567 PEOPLE READ CASE, KUBOTA TheCass City BUY FACTORY DIRECT - J This space could Little Ads I Chronicle I lightweight, fiberglass J be yours for & NEW HOLLAND You’re Reading One Scamp 13’ & 16’ travel J as little as $1.25 Sales _and Service I 1 I trailers and new 19’ 5th J Now! Phone872-2010 I EQUAL HOUSING per week. RABIDEAU MOTORS I wheel. Call now toll free J OPPORTUNITY R EAL-TOR Farm Division 872-261 6 1-800-346-4962 for free hro- J Commerclal - Residential-Farm * I \------.------.I chure and save ! 2-4-14-2 J J J J J JTJ J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J JJ JJJJJ PAGE SEVENTEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THUHSIIAY, APRIL 14,1983 TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH USE PROFITABLE LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS Real Estate I Notices [ Notices 1 Notices ‘’1 [ Notices ) Services I Services I (Heir, Wanted) L J I I ForSale FOUND - cat, black long WE’VE GOT bulk seeds POTHOLES AND ROAD PIANO TUNING and re- HELP WANTED - Dietary hair, fr.male, in Cass City again this year. Onion sets 1 bumps may have knocked Pairing on all makes of Blown Insulation Supervisor needed for XRIDA Southwest Coast - Park area. Phone 872-3707. and grass seed, too, at the front wheels on your car pianos. 20 years’ experience. Rem ode 1in g skilled care nursing home. iots, acreage, commercial, 5-3-31-3 Bigelow Hardware. Phone out of whack this winter. SO Member of the Piano tech- Additions Require 2 years’ super------I - homes, new construction, 872-2245. 5-4-7-2 before you tackle a long- nicians Guild. Duane Johns- Garages visory experience and com- rentals, and information. PHONE YOUR Hawleigh distance trip, better have ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. Roofing, Siding pletion of HIEFFS course. Mona Henry Zawilinski, distributor. We have all your NEW HOURS: For spring your wheels checked for Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-t f Pole Buildings Call Mrs. Hunter at 872-2176. Henry Realty, Realtor, days special needs. Also new proper alignment. Badly and summer, 7:30 to 5:30 for your Spring FREE ESTIMATES 11-4-14-1 (813) 639-0345 evenings (813) specials ’ every month. daily. Friday till 9 p.m. aligned wheels wear out \ 637-1221. Realtors welcome. Tasters parties and fund Shopping Convenience tires. Burton-Moore Ford, Leiterman starting this week at Bige- Water Well Cass City TIRED OF Retirement? 3- 10-28-24 raising. Phone 872-4751. low Hardware. 5-4-7-4 Caro. Call 673-4171. 5-4-14-2 Drilling Make good money as an 5-3-31-6 Phone 872-3721 Avon representative. Meet - - - Albee Licensed and Insured FOR SALE BY OWNER - Residential-Commercial nice people, set your own Home Center Annual 8-4-15-tf ice 3 bedroom home, ranch C & Free Estimates Fast Rotary Drilling hours, Ask about low cost type in Cass City on large C SHOPPE 872-2270 Cass City ----- Ornaments - Wedding Tops on roofing, siding, Turkey Dinner group insurance coverage. corner lot, dining room and 5-3-3-tf 375-4233 SHARPENING SERVICE - Call Virginia Seroka 872-2525 CakePans * Decorating Tips insulation, aluminum doors living room carpeted, with Sunday, April 17 from paring knives to buzz’ or Judy Beardslee 673-4372 full basement, paneled with fi Candy Molds and windows and aluminum or 375-2547 saw blades. If it’s dull, let or Fiber Glass awnings. CLUB Rummage or write 1650 N. Hurds bar, fireplace, 112 baths and ‘ONTA Serving 12 :30 - 3 :30 Ed sharpen it. Low rates, Corner Road, Caro. 11-3-31-3 Sale - April 14-15 at Cultural John Zaleski professional service, guar- central cleaning system, kqlassee$;;a ble Center. Thursday open at 5550 Kilmanagh Rd. nice kitchen and lots of &Wilton Elkton Hoofing GOOD SHEPHERD Owendale anteed work, 2 miles south, closet room. Also nicely 12:OO; Friday 9a.m. 5-4-7-2 LUTHERAN FELLOWSHIP 1% west of Cass City. 5870 W. WANT - baby sitter to live Cake Decorating Products & Siding CO. 84-14-3 in. Call 665-2405, 11-4-14-3 landscaped. Shown by ap- & Candy making Supplies r------HALL Kelly Road, Cass City, 872- * Cass City 4512. Ed also does arc weld- point ment . Reasonable. FAGAN’S THUMB Carpet Phone 872-4203 or 872-3289. 872-2525 Phone 269-7469 Adults $4.50 - children $2.00 ing and custom trailer build- DEMONSTRATORS - Invest 2841 Van Dyke (M-53) 5-7-21 -t! Cleaning - Dry foam or your time, not your money. 3-1 -274 5-3-31 -3 ing . ’ 8-11-5-tf between M-81& M-46 .. _...... -- steam. Also upholstery and Demonstrate Merri-Mac, ’OH SALE - 1980 Skyline Decker,MI. ’ wall cleaning Free Esti- guaranteed line of toys and CAR POOL DESIRED to I ItIsComingl 1 FREE HOME WATER 14x70 3 bedroom mobile 1-20-tf Saginaw Valley State Col- i mates. Call toll free 1-800- r Wanted toBuy 1 gifts on party plan. Highest analysis - Water King water home, 112 baths, with house 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We commission. No delivering WILL DO yard clean-up, lege, summer term, Tues- softeners and salt on sale at WANTED - 26” girl’s bike - siding and shingled roof. day and Thursday days. Call welcome BankAmericard - or collecting, Call 673-5240. Excellent condition, Cash or light hauling, moving. Del- Fuelgas, 4 miles east of Cass Master Charge. 8-3-20-tf no speed or 3 speed, in good Also booking parties. 872-5056. 5-4-7-3 condition, call 872-4403 after terms. Call 269-7864 or 313- bert King, 683-2573. 5-3-17-6 City on M-53. Phone 872-2161. 11-3-31-3 6p.m. 6-4- 14-1 949-7638. 3-4-7-3 5-1-20-t f &tom Slaughtering - Curing -- GIRL SCOUT COOKIES will Smoking and Processing - be sold at the Zonta Club I WANTED TO BUY weight LISTINGS WANTED: If - [Work Wanted) Rummage Sale. 5-4-14-2 . 5-4-7-2 I I Services 1 Beef -Pork-Veal-Lamb lifting equipment, bar bells you have a home, farm or ~~ I and weight bench with leg WILL DO baby sitting. Call business you’d like to sell, r--.-.-a STAPLETON BUILDERS - HOUSE FOR SALE - by WANT TO RENT -lake front For Sale - Beef and Pork lifter and curl bar. Call 872-4249. 12-4-14-3 nll Kelly W. Smith at owner, in Cass City. 3 bed- cottage for family of 9, week YOUNG, HARD working Roofing, siding, remodeling, dsentoski Realty - office till couple with 2 small children, additions, rough-in. All types Whole or half. Wrapped in 872-3887. 6-4-74 rooms, full basement, large of July 23-30. Phone 313-879- the new clear shrink film LOOKING FOR WORK 5:oO 672-4377 and after 5:Oo lot. Call 872-3478. 3-4-14-3 0679. 5-4-7-2 looking for house to rent. of general building. Licensed mowing and trimming 872-2248. 3-2-24-tf Would like to remodel or and insured. 517465-9943. Erla’s Packing Co. shrybbery. Have all my own repair in return for reduced 8-3-3-8 equipment. Guaranteed Vargo Service rent. Man handy with elec- Cass City, Michigan Equipment NEED UPHOLSTERING or Dick Erla rsatisfaction at a reasonable Real Estate trical and carpentry work. SMALL ENGINE REPAIR any type sewing done, call Phone 872-2191 FOR SALE - gravity box price. Call 872-2712. 12-4-14-3 Just out of town Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch, large living Would prefer in country - with running gear, excellent - SMALL TRAqTOR must be in Cass City School Shari 872-5355. 8-4-7-4 8-1 1 -2-tf room with fireplace, kitchen and dining room combo, full REPAIR condition. Call 665-2290 after LOOKING FOR seamstress basement. More than 2 car garage, automatic opener. Well district. Call 872-4132 after 4 4:OO. 94-14-3 ations.work in Twelvesewing years’and, or exper- alter-

,* WELDING & p.m. Ask for Frank. 5-4-14-1 Terrasi & Son RON’S Refrigeration - Re- landscaped, Land contract terms - priced in mid-50’s. + SANDBLASTING Electrical Co. pair all makes of washers, FOR SALE - International 40 ience. Will do odd jobs too. driers, refrigerators, freez- beet and bean drill, excel- Call 872-2712. 12-4-14-3 In town - 2 story, 2 bedroom,brand new kitchen, new carpet, 6254 Main New installations and- ers673-6125. and ranges. Call8-2-3-tf Caro new wiring, like new gas furnace and water heater. Doll Rent Rinse N Vac repairs lent condition, good paint, ~ .owe describes it perfectly. Price high 30s. Land con- Phone 872-5121 Call 872-3256. 9-4-14-3 WILL DO BABY sitting in The professional do-it- Electrical heating and tract available. 8-5 Monday-Friday cooling service my home. Call 872-4698. yourself carpet cleaning Evenings by appointment Homes - Farms - Business Auctioneer 1-BARGAIN PRICES ON --I 12-4-14-3 All and more. This all brick home has it! 3 bedrooms, 3 fire 5-1 1-4-tf system FARM EQUIPMENT lI - places, family room, living room, kitchen and dining area Licensed Electrical EXPERIENCED Case 12’ H/D transport REWARD: for the return of Special $751) combined, full basement with bar (could be finished off Contractor disc [Householdz Sales)f beautifully). Intercom, 200 amp service, well insulated, Minx, a brown, tan and Rental Rate Offer CALL ANYTIME Complete Auctioneering 500 gal. poly tank sprayer. gas or wood heat and hot water. 2 car garage. 2 septic sys- white long-haired cat. Lost Service Handled Anywhere. w/10 ton R/gear $7~ tems. 18x36 outbuilding. All on 1 acre. 3 miles from town. April 1 in town Cass City. Now Only $3.99 half day 658-2291 We Make All Arrangements. 300 gal. poly tank & Cradle GarageSale Call 872-5490. 5-4-14-1 Cass City Road, Snover Our Experience Is Your wltrailer $250 8-1-18-tf 10 acres more or less on corner location. White Creek front- Rinse N Vac cleans the Assurance J.D. CAA 12’ field culti- 3 Families .ge. $1500 down 10 percent land contract. (Bring deposit). way professionals do, at a vator $150 Bingo & Grahan Holme 10’ field fraction of the cost. WHEN IN CASS CITY, leave Ira, David THURSDAY 9~oo4~oo We have many other homes and vacant land available. Every Sunday your dull carbide or steel cultivator Martin Osentoski $1251 FRIDAY 9:00-5:00 3-4-14-2 Albee@a> saw blades at Bigelow Hard- Phone Int. 10’ field cult. $110 Everybody ueloorne Home Center ware. Bruce Silvernail will Cass City 872-2352 Collect 12’ drags $so ZEMKE REAL ESTATE sharpen them. No handling Int. 13 hole grain drill $125 Doors open 6:OOp.m. Cass City charge. Circular steel saw J.D. 17 hole grain drill $50 6781 Third St. 6410 Main St., Cass City 8 BEAN KNIVES hammered Bingo at 6:30 p.m. 7-22-tf blades to 8 inches in diarne- Miscellaneous others Cass City 872-2776 872-2966 872-2545 ’ or worn-out knives rebuilt. 33 14-4-14-1 3-3-10-2 ter $1.50; to 12 inches $1.75. years experience. 872-3345 Call Now st-pancratius CROSS WITH CHRIS! Per- Blades are cleaned, jointed, Guaranteed. Ubly Welding 9-4-14-2 set, face ground and gullets 1- 1 Shop. Ubly, MI. 517858-22118-3-3-12 Garagev Sale Church sonally escorted two-week FOR SALE - 4 row culti- FOR SALE BY 57-5-11 tours. East West Germany, gummed, and tops ground. or 517-658-8722. Fine tooth plywood blades vator, rear mount; 3 bottom Due to the death Of my OSENTOSKI REALTY - .- . Austria, Switzerland, Bel- husband, I am selling most gium, Holland, June 14. 28, are machine filed. 8-3-24-tf INTERIOR ’AND Eirterior - 16 Case plow. Call after 7 - -* painting - Install windows, 872-4529. 9-4-14-3 of his tools and electrical COUNTRY LIVIN’ AT ITS BEST WE HAVE OPENINGS in Scandinavian Adventure July supplies. Also household 2,500 square feet of living space, 3 large bedrooms, 3 14. Price from $1472 drywall, panelling, ceiling Arthur Brown tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, baths, fireplace in living room and one in family room. Mats's Foster Care313- Detroit includes two meals Cass City Full walk-out basement with 2 car attached garage. daily, first class hotels. Free 4314 Maple St., Cass City. 648-4744 or 313-648-3326. Phone 872-2302. 8-12-24-tf 24x30 workshop. All this with possible interest free for 5-4-14-2 brochure. Mrs. Chris Press, Shop, 620 E. Huron Ave., six months. 7369 Berne Rd., Pigeon, MI Well Drilling APRIL 14,15 & 16.9 to 5:30 48755. 517-453-2202. Try a TV Repair Bad Axe, Mich., Phone 269- All makes 7311 or 269-8471. 9-3-3-8 WHILE YOU WORK LET YOUR FAMILY PLAY SpringRentals Chriscross ! 5-2-17-10 and 4721 N.Seeger, Cass City And swim in the 18’ pool that goes with this lovely 3 bed- Lawn Aerator Antenna and Towers (free FOR SALE 14-4-14-1 room mobile home on 1.78 acres. Located just 3% miles Lawn Roller Beginning Pump Repair estimates). Appliance mPb. Olivergood condition, 77 tractor, $900. wide front, From Cass City. Priced in the low twenties. Rototiller Needlepoint STATE LICENSED Card of Thanks Leaf Blower [ RIVER FRONTAGE DAYTIME CLASS 313-672-9440 Grader blade, new, $235 Starting March 14th Phone 673-3800 We have 3 homes on the Cass River, just south of Cass Call Any Time Wide-low heavy duty 2 I WANT TO thank Dr. OPEN Wednesday, April 20 8-1-27-tf wheel trailer, good condi- Jeung, the staff at Hills and City. AL’S TV SALES Mon.-Thurs. till 6:30 p.m. 1 :00-3:OO tion, $875 Dales Hospital; also family & SERVICE 872-2270 6 weeks $24.00 SAVE on installa- Land leveler, pull type, $135 and friends for calls, flowers 3 bedroom, 3 bath with family rmm on 5 acres. $74,900.00. - MONEY . 1453 Main St. tion of,Cable TV and HBO by Case field cultivator ll-ft., and gifts while I was hos- Albee c-2 Preregistration and deposit Snover, Mich. pitalized. Lynwood LaPeer. 2 bedrooms - with horse barn on 11 acres. $34,900.00. required calling area representative 3 point hitch, $250 Home Center 8724245 or phone First Mich- A1 and Bryan Pudelko 8-ft. pull type field culti- 13-4-14-1 e 86-3-tf 3 bedroom and 2 bath on 1% acres at Cass City 5-3-10-tf Sunny Side of igan Cablevision 1-800- va tor, $250 $47,900.00. ’ 392-9929. 8-3-31-3 CASS CARPENTRY Re- 2 row corn planter, $75 I WANT TO thank my the Street - children, some of my grand- Call today and take a look at the one of your choice. Phone 872-2070 modeling, additions, siding. Elsie Hahn Roofing of houses and barns. Call 872-2155 - 872-3519 children, Father Morales, Puzzled? Closed Monday 54-74 FEEENOR APPLIANCE Phone 872-4377 Mike Bryant, phone 872-3098. 872-5093 his housekeeper and WKYO Service - washerl dryers, for helping me celebrate my Give a gift subscription to stoves, water heaters, re- 8-3-31 -8 9-4-14-2 ATTENTION gardeners - ~- 81st birthday. Thank you for frigerators. 4260 Woodland FOR SALE - International 4 all the flowers, gifts and The Cass City Chronicle Have me rototill your gar- SERVICES OFFERED - den this spring with new Aver, Cass City. Phone 872- row planter, in very good cards. Genevieve Erla. 3697. 8-4-17-tf Don Whittenburg, 3844 Cedar Birl hda y s, anniversaries, John Deeretracjor and roto- shape. Phone 872-2461, 13-4-14-1 Run Road, Cass City, call . .. ~ ~~~ tiller. Reasonable rates. 872-3362, yard work, wash. 9-4-14-3 Gift card mailed with Senior Citizen discount. Del- Chuck Gage MANY THANKS, Sandy windows, painting. 8-3-17-8 Walter and all who helped each order bert King, 683-2573. 5-3-17-6 Shop 3-4-14-1 Welding i Livestock 1 after my fall. Jim and Todd Heli-arc welding Custom Butchering for ambulance service. I Specializing in aluminum, BEEF & PORK FEEDER CATTLE for sale - Prayers, flowers, cards and stainless steel, blacksmith- (Hogs are scalded - not Call 683-2998 or 683-2749. get-well wishes. Dr. Richard ing, fabricating and radi- skinned 1 10-4-14-3 Hall and nurses of Hills and FOR SALE-BY ator repair. Check our prices on Dales Hospital and the visit Also portable welding half or whole EWES FOR SALE - bred, from Rev. Tom Wachter- hauser. Thank you. Mrs. ~lltypes of welding Meat Wholesale and Retail young, unshorn. Will lamb B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE Gainor’s Meat end of April and May. Sell Maurice Joos. I 13-4-14-1 7062 E. Deckerville Rd. flock of 21 or individually. Deford, Michigan Packing Call Marlet te 5 17-635-7255. THE FAMILY OF Norman Phone 872-2552 1 mile north, 1 mile west of 10-4-14-2 Hurd Sr. wishes to thank all 8-5-15-tf Bad Axe. friends, neighbors and rela- We have a large selection of HOMES, COUNTRY Phone (517)469-8161 FOR SALE - two brooders, tives for cards, flowers, AUCTIONEERING * see 269-9375 one electric and one pro- food, and memorials at the HOMES, FARMS, VACANT LAND, LOTS & Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top Dave Reed - 872-2827 pane, 250 chicks, also mal- time of our loss. To Rev. dollar for your property. 8-9-30-tf lard drakes. Also quantity of Vern Lockard for his com- BUS IN ESS 0 PPO RTU N IT1ES Phone 872-3019, Cass City. GARDEN PLOWING, disk- used 2x4’s and face lumber. forting words, the Novesta 8-10-3- t f ing and dragging and lawn Call 665-2242 before noon. Church of Christ ladies for rolling. Light grading. Call 10-3-313 servingFuneral the Home. meal andYour Little’s kind- ARMSTEAD 872-2589. Orval Hutchinson. We are now in our 31st year serving both the buyers 8-3-31-3 ness will never be forgotten. ALUMINUM [Help Wanted 13-4-14-1 and the sellers FREE ESTIMATES -- Aluminum and vinyl sid- en Martin WANTED - babysitter in my THE FAMILY OF Michael ing, roofing, eave troughs, Blectric, Inc. home, non-smoker, 872-3785. Nicol would like to thank all replacement windows, Residential and Commercial 11-4-7-3 the friends, relatives and storm windows and doors. neighbors for their acts of I. Wiring Only 1st quality material New Company kindness and visitations B. A. CALKA, Realtor used. since his injury. A special Workmanship guaranteed State Licensed GUARDIAN BUSINESS thank-you to the staff at the I ‘ in writing. PRODUCTS Huron County Medical Care 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Mich. 48726 Licensed contractor, Free Estimates Facility, Rev. Wachterhaus- Phone: 872-3355 Call evenings 872-3320 now interviewing qualified a er, Rev. von Oeyen, the or 872-3863 Phone 872-4114 sales personnel to market Trinity United Methodist 8-3-3-tf 4180 Hurds Corner Road business machine paper and Women, pallbearers, Bev We sell FARMS 8t HOMES 8-8- 10- t f related supplies. Nieboer, Chris Weippert, I RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- Telephone experience a plus Joan Merchant, Little’s for 6% dential and Commercial KLh’IEH H. FRANCIS. li- Funeral Home and to all who Kubbish Removal. Contain- censed builder. New homes Call 678-4252 between sent gifts of cards, flowers, er service availablc. C‘ail or reinodeling. Roofing, sid- 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. daily food and memorials. Words An Opportunity Lender B 1 Equal REALTOR 68:3-2233. We cmpty baiwls ing, barns, pole buildings. 11-4-14- 1 cannot express our appreci- in the alley. 8-2-124 f I’hone 872-2921 8-1 1-74 f ation. 13-4-13-1 PAGE EIGHTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, APRIL 14,1983 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I 3 Cass City veterans tell how it was By Bill Myers 66 39 Taking in the first war to end all wars stock It was supposed to be the going to fight against his The men were told to bring fespect.” the Army until April 11, 1919. ferred to a convalescent “war to end all wars,” but country. the clothes they were wear- A retired carpenter, he camp. He finally got back to when World War I ended McCONNELL REMEM- “I told my father right to ing, a toothbrush, razor and bers that on the 13-day cross- and his wife, Verna, have the United States March 18, with the signing of the I. his face, ‘Why didn’t you corn b. ing of the Atlantic in July, Armistice Nov. 11, 1918, the stay over there and fight for McConnell reported wear- 1918, a man jumped over- dren and 15 great-grandchil- fiom the Army 10 days later. world was to only know 21 your country?’.’’ ing his dress oxford shoes, board. “Maybe the man dren. He got his degree from This is the week for ques- ter.” Is there really such a years of peace until the start Young fought in the in- which were a “little tight.” What was it like to fight in Alma College in 1920, later tions and answers: person? of World War 11. went nuts, thought he fantry. When he came home He expected to be soon wouldn’t come back. A lot of World War I? received a master’s degree Q. Recently you recom- L.A., Boca Raton It has been 64 years since in 1919, his father was glad wearing boots, but the Army us didn’t and a lot of us did.” McConnell quoted a fellow from Princeton Seminary in mended some Michigan Bell A. Yes. We’re related Germany surrendered to to see him, “but he never was so short of supplies, soldier, who was from Caro : Illinois and served various bonds which mature in 2021. though only through OL end what was then known as The ship landed in Eng- forgave me.” he had to wear the painful land. After a week there, “I wouldn’t give a billion churches, including the Who’s going to live that mother and father. the Great War. REV. VENDER WAS A shoes for three months of dollars for my experiences, First Presbyterian Church long? - certainly no; you or Q. Do you and “Baby Understandably, there the men crossed the channel$ student at Alma College. He marching and training exer- to France. but I wouldn’t give a dime in Cass City from 1944-57, me, Why should I buy such a Sister” spend all your time aren’t too many persons returned home to Kinde in cises. for any more.” when he retired. He contin- thing? insulting each other? around who remember They stopped in a town in the summer of 1917 to work France and at 1 a.m. got YOUNG WAS ued part-time pastoral work A.R., Boynton Beach J.M., Delray Beach World War I well and even on farms. wounded, but not by enemy after that. His wife, A. No, we’re both verpef- fewer persons around who orders to march 12 miles to another town, to get on a fire. He jumped into a trench Blanche, died in 1981. A. People buy preferred ficient people. We have time fought in it. to avoid being hit, only to stocks that NEVER mature, for many other activities. There are three World train that would take them to the front. find there was mustard gas and these folks don’t claim Q. (No. 1) Why do you War I veterans in the Cass concentrated in the bottom. to be immortal. There are always “put down” your City area, Vern McConnell, When they got there, they waited 11/2 days before get- He was hospitalized with British bonds called “qilts” sister when she writes to 87, of Dodge Road; Rev. ting on the train, which then both feet burned. which have no maturity date you? That’s no way to talk to Melvin Vender, 92, a resi- traveled the 12 miles back to He came close to being - they just sell on the basis a lady. dent of Provincial ’ House, the town they had started wounded anpther time. A of current interest rates. M.S., Deerfield Beac and Walter Young, 84, who German attacked him with a There’s a market for any 8.(No. 2) When your Baby lives on from. M-53. Eventually, the train bayonet “and I killed him bond, long, medium or short Sister writes and calls you Two other veterans served before he had a chance to maturity. If you need the stupid, why do you put up during that time, but didn’t headed for the front, with kill me.” cash, sell it. It can be higher with it? . go overseas. Edward Buehr- the men crammed into box- cars, soldiers got out Young moved to the Cass or lower in price than when A. (To both) I have sent ly, 87, of Short Road, served The when the train could go no City area from Utica with you bought it - like every- each of you the other’s from August, 1918, to the his wife, Catherine, after thingAmong else. advantages of long address. Why not settle it following February. His unit further because the tracks had been blown up. his retirement from the between yourselves. was scheduled to join the Budd Co. as a toolmaker. bonds: if interest rates drop, Q. I have read all your fighting, but an outbreak of Vern McConnell It was night, “with the mud up to there,” McCon- He remembers when the their price will go up more pieces about renting being the flu intervened and by war elided. “Everybody was I It was a very cold winter, than short bonds. Again, if cheaper than owning. If thi the time everyone recov- ne11 said, pointing to his Rev. Melvin Vender but the men didn’t get knit ankles, “and cold.” dancing and hugging. ,interest rates drop, you have is true, then why don’t the ered, the war had ended. caps to cover their ears until He remembers the food Everybody was happy. It locked in the high yields now landlords raise the rents? Earl Moon, 90, who lives He was scheduled to be winter was half over. they had to eat and didn’t was just like going from day- available. Marilyn X., Delray Beach on Main Street, served with drafted that fall as part of There also weren’t enough light to darkness.’’ Q. Is it true you left the A. A good question. Ap- the Army Quartermaster have. The men carried hard- the first unit from Huron rifles, so they had to learn tack (a hard cracker) and FOR REV. VENDEK, employ of First National parently the landlords don’t Corps from 1917 to Decem- County, “I was in the first how to use them by taking beef with them. Cooks used the worst came after the war Bank of Lapeer because you read this column. There’s ber, 1920, at Camp Custer in draft and I thought it would turns. kettles to brew coffee and ended. He had been taking couldn’t remember which also a certain reluctance on Battle Creek; Camp Merit, be an advantage to get in After McConnell com- make corn meal, care of one of his cooks, who was the mortgagor and the part of tenants to pay N.J., and Camp Epton, N.Y. early. ’’ pleted his training, he “I never saw any sugar had the flu, and he got it. which was the mortgagee? any more, even though WORLD WAR I He enlisted in September stayed at Camp Custer as an when I was over there, yet He was placed in a first Cousin Dick they’re getting a bargain. started in July, 1914. The - and was part of an advance instructor and finally de- they were rationiq? it here. aid tent with 20 other men. A. 111 take the fifth on that Q. What stocks do you United States did not be- unit of 20 or 21 men from parted for France in July, Part of the treatment was one. like? come officially involved Where did it go? McCon- Huron County who went to 1918, with the rank of serg- hell asked. “They claimed it laxatives, which meant a Q. I have $10,000 on Illinois Dr. J.D., Boca Raton until April, 1917, when it Camp Custer to prepare for eant. half dozen trips during the Power bonds, which yields declared war on Germany. was for the soldiers. the arrival of the draftees VENDER’S UNIT He also remembers when night to use the outside pit me $400 a year. Should 1 A. Very few, and these are Walter Young was 18 -- from the County who fol- trained in mechanized artil- a German observation plane toilets in the rain. keep them or sell? non-glamorous : Josten’s years old and living then in lowed. lery, but when it arrived in Vender caught double Boca Raton Pennsylvania, His decision was shot down. The pilot was H.P., (school jewelry, yearbooks, His decision paid off. France, it was switched to killed but the 14-year~Id pneumonia and was hospit- A. The bonds are rated AA etc.); Lenox (fine china); to enlist started a small war Vender’s first job was as a horsedrawn artillery, which alized at Toul, France. by both Moody and Standard in his house. observer lived. Perry Drugs (Michigan KP, working under a civilian required several more McConnell was never “They were dying by the & Poor, and not many utili- chain) ; deizer (closedend dozens, by the 100s there.’’ chef from a Detroit hotel weeks of training. wounded. “The closest call I ties are so highly regarded. fund at 30 percent discount) ; who had been hired for five According to the retired AN ARMY travels They would biing you about The unit had four three- got was u p.w- chrapnel Harvey Hubbell (electrical weeks to get the kitchen and inch guns, which could fire a hit me in the helmet alIb Presbyterianiu,~~men wereminister, buried on its stomach and as $5 800 if you sold You’d have supplies) ; Reuter (comput- staff in order. “He thought I shell about three miles, over another went through my to’invest the $i,800at 151/2 there, most of them having a er components ), was fairly handy, so he told the heads of the Allied gas mask.” The mask was percent to equal the $900 This last is over the coum the captain he would like me troops. fastened to his chest -- he died from the flu and pneu- Melvin Vender kept you’re now getting. Keep monia. ’em. er; Hubbell and Perry as his assistant.” “The Armistice cam: just wasn’t wearing it on his face the 120 men in his Drugs are on the Amex; about nine days These letters you Vender was made first in time to save us, the at the time -- and the impact After field artillery battery Q. get Josten’s and Lenox are on cook and became mess retired minister recalled. sent him rolling. He was there, Vender was trans- w&f& supposedly from “Baby Sis- the NYSE. sergeant, with three cooks “We were a sacrifice outfit, “dazed a little bit,” but that working under him, before light artillery. If they (the was all. the unit went to Europe. Germans) could knock out He and his unit were part “I WAS. DRAFTED,” the front line artillery, they of the drive on Metz when said McConnell, a Cass City would have a clear sweep to the war ended. “There was native. “I tried to enlist in knock out the artillery in the fighting right up to the end.” the Navy and they wouldn’t trenches.” The French people in the take me. They needed Vender’s unit was prepar- area knew the war had people for the Army.” ing to cross the Moselle ended before the soldiers When he was called to River as part of a big drive did. “They were hooting and Walter Young duty in September, 1917, he on Metz in France when the hollering and we didn’t be- “My father was full- discovered the Army wasn’t war ended. “We would have lieve them. We thought there blooded German and he was prepared for the thousands been a sacrifice outfit, so we was just a lull in it.” Koegel’s raising hell because I was of men being drafted. were pretty lucky in that McConnell didn’t get out of Pickled 5Ib. $899 Chicken Bo Iog na Jar Koegel’s . $999 Red Hots Jar

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Dad’s Old Fashion SURVIVORS -- The men of Vern McConnell’s infantry company posed for this photo in France only a few days after World War I had ended. McConnell, a Root 2liter 89 C sergeant, is in the second row from the front, third from the left. The company started with 257 men. There are 33 in the photo. Some died, some were in Bee r hospitals and some were separated from the unit. Nesbitt’s 3- Award 2 2 liter Drew ry’s drain jobs SodaOrange Bottle 89$ Paramo u nt Continued from page 8. cent, and property owners, remaining 83.46 percent. done, Rounds said, the Property owners will be Potato Men’s and Boys’ drains should be good for able to review their individ- 60-80 years because the ual share of the costs Thurs- erosion control structi!i-es Chips day, May 5, at the Road and the seeding of the slopes Commission office, 417 S. will minimize sedimenta- Hanselman Street, Bad Axe, tion, and there will be an from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ongoing program to cut cat- 09 tails. On the *Grant Drain, The exact cost or tne $1 1302. Reg. there will be an average of project won’t be known, 10 erosion control structures $1.69 _-- Rounds said, until after it is per mile. decided whether to award SAVE 60$ New at Style Some of the benefiting the bids on a cash basis or on property owners signed peti- a timedrain order. The DEB SPENCER tions in order to initiate the latter requires the con- Pepsi Free r I project. tractor to iborrow his pay- Now doing men, women and children’s hair. For the Grant Drain, the _l___l_-._ - --_ ment from the bank and then _I--- county-at-large will pay 8.24 the Road Commission would Call 872-3273 percent of the total cost; repay the bank, plus inter- n h Grant Township, 8.155 per- est, making three equal cent, and benefitting prop- payments in 1984, ‘85 and ’86. STYLE WRIGHT~ erty owners, the remaining 4312 Doerr Road 83.605 percent. Rounds anticipates Eas- On the Moore Drain, the lick will start soon Tues.-Sat. a.m. - p.m. work a 5 county -at-large will pay 7.28 after it is awarded the bids and evenings by appointment percent of the cost; Grant and have the two drains 7 30 to 11 30 Daily Township, 7.71 percent; completed by mid-to-late Sheridan Township, 155 per- June.