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I PPLEMENTS VOLUME 81, NUMBER 13 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN -WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1987 Twenty-five cents y3-,.. :. - Crowd estimated at 10,000

Perfect!weather greets- July 4 Festival throngs

Crowds pressed both leyball tournament - 11 in vicemen and women, fire were out of town, you mis- devotion serving in past sides of Main Street Satur- the men’s division, 4 in the trucks, and color guards. sed a grand day. wars. day to view the annual women’s and 2 each in the Sometimes overlooked This year’s Fourth of Fourth of July parade and junior boys’ and girls’ divi- Also there were Cass by revelers attracted here July was marked by Michi- to take advantage of the sions. City’s Homecoming Queen to view festivities, but not gan’s 150th birthday and beautiful warm weather to The men’s division win- Shannon McIntosh, -Michi- by service organizations the 200th anniversary of the take part in activities that ner was M & G Trucking of gan Sugar Queen Barbara and relatives were the area Constitution of the United ranged from arts and crafts the Bad AxeNbly area. The Merchant and Michigan cemeteries, festooned with States, with people across to athletic events and mud women’s winners were the Bean Queen Christene Ac- colorful American flags, the nation celebrating our volleyball to fireworks. “Tippers” led by Shellie kerman, waving proudly over well freedom and the immig- Some 90 separate units Miller and Karen It was the ninth annual cared for grave sites of rants who came to this took part in the parade, in- Nurnberger ; the junior Fourth of July celebration loved ones who gave the country in hopes of a better cluding a breathtaking boys’ division winner was here in Cass City. If you last great measure of their life. flyover by 4 jet flyers from the “6 packers” team led. the Michigan National by Jeff Dillon- and Brent Guard. Beecher, and the junior Guesstimates of the girls’ division winner was number of people who en- the Hot Shots. AN OMINOUS SKY added to the effect of a special fly- joyed the day-long event Some 41 riders got muddy differ but “I’d say about for the Jaycees’ mudbog over mission by 4 Michigan National Guard jets just prior 10,OOO. But who really competition. to the parade Saturday. The aircraft took 2 sweeps over knows?” said festival com- First place winners in the Cass City, first from the south and then from the east. mittee member Geraldine motorcycle division were Pr ieskorn. Fred McIntyre of Bad Axe Despite the large crowd, in the 125-250 cc class and 1 there were no reports of Doug Barnes of Cass City Corner of M-24and M-46 serious injury, or van- in the 251-500 cc class. dalism. Winners in the junior bog A few minutes following were Matt Gilliam of De- the parade were hectic as ford in the 0-70 cc class, Crash kills Florida man people migrated to the park Russ Speirs of Cass City in to enjoy the afternoon fes- the 71-125 cc class and Keith tivities, but no mishaps Russell of Cass City in the A 71-year-old Florida ran into the pathway oi a tal, while Amanda were reported. 126-130 cc class. man died and a woman and milk truck, driven by Armstrong, 7, Rockwood, The parade was preceded In the senior bog, winners her daughter were listed in Jerome F. Polk, 27, Bad was listed in good condition again this year by the popu- were: in the 125-130 cc serious and good condition Axe, traveling on M-46 in at St. Luke’s Hospital in lar bed race, in which 9 class, Chris Keller of Cass Monday morning as a re- Fremont Township. Rossi’s Saginaw, spokesmen from teams competed for City; in the 231-350 class, sult of injuries sustained in vehicle was struck broad- the hospital said. trophies. Beth Brinkman of Cass a 2-car accident at the M-221 side, according te a Tuscola Rossi’s vehicle sustained The Hills and Dales Hos- City, and in the open bog, M-46 intersection Friday County Sheriff’s Depart- moderate tu heavy damage pital men’s and women’s Ron Pettinger of Snover. afternoon. ment report. and Polk’s truck sustained teams rolled their way to About 75 kids from ages Anne M. Armstrong, 26, slight to moderate damage, victory, with the best deco- 3-12 participated in the Henry J. Rossi, Palm Rockwood, a passenger in the report stated, rated bed award going to paint-in west of the pool in Beach, was traveling south- Rossi’s vehicle, was listed Reports indicated seat the Beach Bums. the afternoon. bound on M-24at 12:38 p.m. in serious condition at belts were not used in either Some 8 men’s and 2 There were 53 particip- when he failed to yield and Saginaw St. Mary’s Hospi- vehicle. women’s teams competed ants in the Memorial pool in the fire fighters’ water- games Saturday afternoon ball fight, with the Mayville with ribbons going to the team placing first, followed first 6 places. by Vassar and Rochester. Provincial House, a vir- July 4 festival brings few Kingston’s womed’s tual perennial winner in the team placed first in their float contest, won the Dr. division, with Owendale Harry Crandell award for calls for Cass City Police rounding out second place. the most sentimental float. About 12 people partici- First Baptist Church of pated in the horseshoe Cass City won the Presi- Despite large crowds ‘in were riding in. The parents locally during the holiday throwing contest as part of dent’s Award for the most Cass City over the holiday of those youths will be con- occurred Friday, including the activities Saturday. patriotic float. weekend, the Fourth of July tacted, he added. an early morning accident The singles contest win- Osentoski Realty, Inc., was quiet for area law en- Members of both the Cass in which a pickup truck hit ner was Rick Lopez of won the Meredith B. Auten forcement agencies, with City and county sheriff’s and severed a utility pole, Gagetown and the runner- award for the most original only 2 vehicle mishaps re- departments were on duty knocked down a stfeet sign up was Scott Ackerman of float and the Cooperative ported, Cass City Police over the weekend, with 4 and crashed into the porch Cass City. Elevator of Pigeon won the Chief Gene Wilson said. Cass City officers on duty of a house at the southeast The doubles winners Belle Schwaderer Award during the parade and 3 corner of the Seeger Street/ were Scott Ackerman and for the prettiest float. “We did end up making working during the evening Dean Rabideau of Cass City There were so many in- *’ arrests, but they were Garfield Avenue intersec- POLICE ARE LOOKING for the driver of a pickup truck hours, Wilson said. He tion. and runner-up winners teresting marching units. all on traffic warrants, Wil- added that 2 members of were Larry and Mary Wil- Clowns abounded, tos- which severed this utility pole at the intersection of Seeger son remarked. “We didn’t According to Wilson, the liams of Cass City. the Sheriff’s Posse patrol- mishap remains under in- sing candy to children Street and Garfield Avenue early Friday morning, The arrest anyone on disorderly led in the park and were on There were 19 teams with . along the parade route. (conduct) or drinking.” vestigation as the driver of vehicle also knocked down a street sign and hit the porch of hand for the teen dance the pickup, owned by Garry about 120 players who par- There were antique and Wilson noted that 4 out-of- Saturday night. ticipated in the mud wl- classic cars, marching ser- a nearby residence. town youths were detained L. Spencer, 1036 N. Kings- ton Rd., Deford, hasn’t yet and released after police MORNING CRASH discovered 3 real estate been identified. signs in the vehicle they Both mishaps reported Please turn to page 12 2 7=vear=old 98 Robert BradyY J life turned by Aplastic anemia

by Tom Montgomery year-old son, Robert Jr., nosed with hepatitis. He that he agreed to undergo is among the most serious. News Editor runs around the house, spent 30 days at Saginaw an experimental treatment “They’re saying ’ my playing and jabbering. General Hospital after a 3- program 1 112 years ago bones are bad enough to A hushed moan escapes Brady, whose chest and day stay at Caro Commun- which involves the use of break right now,” he said. from Robert Brady’s lips abdomen are marked by ity Hospital. certain forms of steroids. as he settles into a kitchen scars and faded suture lines “I was bleeding from my Since he began the treat- NEW SOCKETS chair at his mother’s home, from various medical pro- teeth, I bruised easily and ment, which requires that trying in vain to find a com- cedures, was diagnosed 3 I was falling down quite a he commute to Ann Arbor Brady is scheduled to un- fortable position. 112 years ago with Aplastic bit. I was constantly dizzy,” twice a week, the blood dergo surgery soon to re- The 27-year-old Deford anemia. he remarked. transfusions have stopped. place both of his hip soc- resident would rather be ’ The disease, thought to Brady’s mother, Deloris “All my (blood) counts kets. The operation follows working outside as he did have been sparked in Richardson, said she are back to normal except a number of other proce- for several years as a con- Brady’s case by a battle learned about the disease the platelets,” Brady dures related to his disease, struction worker. with a rare form of through a family friend who explained. He added that including removal of his sp- He’d rather be doing any- hepatitis in December 1983, has it. “1 ca!led the hospital platelets are directly re- leen 8 months go. Doctors thing but sitting around. is caused by the failure of and asked them if my son lated to the blood’s ability also discovered that Brady But, he acknowledges, bone marrow to produce had Aplastic anemia, and to clot, and that his platelet had kidney stones, which it’s difficult to live an active red blood cells. Symptoms they said, ‘Yes’,’’ she said. count is 2,000 to 2,500,Com- were removed (“blasted”) life when a minor scratch include fatigue, heart palpi- “They came out and told pared to a normal count of in December. leaves you bleeding for 3 or tations, ankle swelling, me he could bleed to death-- 200,000 to 400,ooo. Despite past and pending 4 hours; when a simple canker sores, frequent in- he could drown in his own “If I cut myself doing surgeries, Brady says the blood pressure test leaves fections, bruising and pro- blood.’’ .anything, I can die in a mat- treatment is not as bad as your arm black and blue; longed bleeding. Brady was transferred to ter of minutes.” the alternative. And, there when your joints ache to the The disease often leaves the University of Michigan Unfortunately, he noted, has been some improve- point where you just want its victim dependent on re- Medical Center in Ann there are a number of seri- ment, he added, to lie down. peated blood transfusions. Arbor, where doctors con- ous side effects involved A tube placed in Brady’s kradv’s bride of onlv 3 112 tinued daily transfusions. with the experimental chest, which was used for years, :Angela, sits quietly THE NEWS and began- administering treatment, and *the use of the past 3 1/3 years as a con- STRICKEN WITH Aplastic anemia, area resident Robert at the kitchen table, smok- drugs which they hoped steroids. Joint stiffness, se- duit for drugs (using nee- ing a cigarette, as her bus- BradY, 1539 Cedar St., would curb the disease. vere muscle spasms and dles risked bleeding), was Brady is struggling with both the disease and experimental band talks about the dis- learned he had the disease “Everything’s experi- dizzy spells are among the removed recently because treatment. Above, he and Wife Angela, and son Robert Jr.9 ease which has turned their in January 1984, less than a mental; there is no cure,” least dangerous side ef- of an infection. visit with his mother, Deloris Richardson, life around. The couple’s 2- month after being diag- Brady commented, adding fects; deterioration of bone Please turn to page 12. CASS CITY, MICHIGA CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1987 Sr. Citizens Menu

Enguged Senior citizens are cuke4 to make reservations on th day of the meal between Audrey Katztnberger a.rn.4Stepko 872-5337.a.m. by calling An] Cass City Social and Personal Items Phone 872-3049 MONDAY, JULY 13

A family gathering was Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bau- Debbie Timmons spent Miss Ann Marie Martha E. (Martinek) Cabbage Rolls Mrs. Laura Ball had as Mashed Potatoes held Saturday, July 4, at doin and children, Brian Tuesday through Saturday guests July 3-5, Mr. and Lorentzen of Saginaw spent Parsons was recently rec- and Kelly, of Naperville, with Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Salad Bar Mrs. Mary Ann Gibson’s in Mrs. Gilbert Albee of Holi- the weekend with her ognized by State Farm In- Variety Breamutter celebration of Irma Jacobs’ Ill., spent the week of July Lapeer * day, Fla., and Helen Roth mother, Mrs. Helen surance Companies for birthday. 4th with his parents, Louis of New Port Richey, Fla. Lorentzen, having successfully com- Milk;Apricots Coffee, Tea and Grace Nemeth. Mr. Friday afternoon, pleted the Licensed Agent’s July 4 and 5, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John Brewton and Lynette and Belinda Mrs. Josephine Rondo of The Theo and Effie Hen- Employee Training Prog- Gaylord LaPeer had as daughter Kimberly of LaPeer of Loring Air Force Pontiac and Mrs. Della drick family reunion was ram. In addition to passing WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 guests, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Taylor spent July 4th Base in Maine visited their Wright of Lapeer spent held July 4 and 5 with a pot- both the State and the Na- ley Fay of Pontiac and Mrs. weekend with his parents, great-grandparents, Mr. June 29 with Mr. and Mrs. luck and cook-out at the old tional agents’ tests, she had Honey Glazed Chicken Michael Havey and daugh- the Nemeths. and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. Max Agar. homestead where Mr. and to pass a State Farm test. Baked Potato ter Stephanie of Orlando, Spinach Mrs. Donald Wittenburg She was the first in her dis- Variety Breamutter Fla. They celebrated the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Jimmy Sroka, grandson June 30, Mr. and Mrs. live. There were 68 guests trict to receive this recogni- Crystal JoAnne Forster birthday of Stanley Fay. and Margaret of Port Max Agar had their grand- from Deford, Elsie, Ashley, tion. Mrs. Parsons received Pudding Stephen Ewald of Mr. and Mrs. John Haire, Milk, Coffee, Tea Jay Stanley is a brother of Mrs. Huron and Mr. and Mrs. was baptized Sunday at the son, Jerry Jennings and Caro, Belleville, Romulus, a certificate and was LaPeer. Clark Seeley were Sunday family, from Garden City, Monroe, Milan, Carleton, treated to lunch. She has Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fors- Boyne City Presbyterian FRIDAY, 17 dinner guests of Mrs. Ann Church. The Rev. Milton CA, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe New Boston, Cass City and served as office manager JULY ter of Cass City announce Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sickler Stepka. Powell of Charlevoix with Jeffersontown, Ky. Kay for her husband, Gene, for the engagement of their Walls, pastor, officiated Easy Lasagna of Pittsburgh, Pa., came when Roger Sal0 of them for the day. Drouillard was elected their agency in Casa daughter, Crystal JoAnne, July to spend a few days The regular monthly president and Ray O’Dell, Grande, AZ, for the last 11 Italian Blend Vegetables to Stephen Jay Ewald, son 1 Plymouth apd Dar Wade of Coleslaw with Stanley and Ellen meeting of Post 3644 VFW Troy were sponsors. Mr. July 5, Mrs. Laura Ball secretary-treasurer. They years. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence will be at the post hall Mon- Italian Breamutter Ewald of Unionville. Beach. Bud is a brother of Walls is a neighbor of the had Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert plan on meeting the same Favorite Cake Ellen, and a former resi- day evening, July 13, at 7:30 Haire family in Boyne City. Albee of Holiday, Fla., and time and place next year. Paul Asher left Monday Miss Forster is a 1985 dent of Cass City. p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Grant fiutch- with the Blue Lake Fine Milk, Coffee, Tea graduate of Cass City High inson as dinner guests. School and is employed at Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore Dorothy Rothfuss of Arts Camp for a month’s Menu subject to change. Marriage licenses Mrs. Shirley Hendrick of Deckerville moved to Glendale, AZ, sister of tour of Bavaria. He is in a Walbro Corp., Cass City. and grandson, Randy Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Car- Grace Nemeth, was met at group of 105 students. Ewald is a 1984 graduate Cass City last weekend. William VanAllen, Cass drick, of Pennsylvania, Mr. Mrs. Moore teaches music michael and children of of USA High School and is City, and Melanie VanAl- and Fred Smith and Lyons spent July 4 with her Metroand will Airport spend 3Wednesday weeks with Levi Herschel Adams, Engaged self-employed. len, Flint. Mrs. at Ubly Community School family of Lapeer, Don and Port Hope Community parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack the Nemeth family. son of Mr. and Mrs. An August wedding is Todd Wilson, Vassar, and Smith and family and Mrs. Spencer, Herschel Adams of planned. Angela Schultz, Millington. School. She is a master Celia Smith were guests of teacher of the American Mrs. June Graham of Gagetown, was baptized William Ga hue, Pincon- Mr. and Mrs. Matt Smith Donna Holm spent July 5 ning, and darch Silvey, Music Scholarship Associa- Bethel, Alaska, spent Sun- Sunday 9 June289 at St. Paul Saturday at a cookout. tion and teaches all kinds of with her daughter and hus- day, July 5, with Mrs. Lutheran Church at For Vassar. music. band, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Theda Seeger . Linkville. Rev. R.R. Ohlen- life Insurance, Gregory Hunt, Palmdale, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fay Gelbaugh, in Plainwell. dorf officiated the cere- and Julie Blossom, Vassar. check with of Pontiac spent Saturday Mrs. Theda Seeger Miss Melinda Kirn of Holt mony * Sponsor and witnes- State Farm. Richard Steele, Mayville, and Sunday with Mr. and served breakfast July 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard spent the weekend with her ses Were Mrs. Karen Wild- and Kathleen Daniels, Fos- Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer, also Mrs. Alice Riley of Leba- Thompson and Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ing of Cass City and Mr- *Permanent Life .Term toria. Mrs. Michael Havey and non, Ohio, and her niece, Mrs. Ephraim Knight re- ley Kirn. and Mrs. Paul Falowitz of Life .Universal Life Benny Osman, Saginaw, daughter Stephanie of Or- Esther Hardesty of Coshoc- turned home Wednesday Caro. Grandparents, Mr. and Cheryl Hibbard, Flint. lando, Fla. All participated ton, Ohio, Mrs. Pat Hester from a 10-day bus tour. Pastor and Mrs* and Mr. Charles Wright of Emrrt A. Tmlchrnan, Jr. Frederich Colosky Jr., Owens Of Cornstock Park Gagetown, hosted a buffet 6240 W. Main in the felstivities of the July of Sterling Heights and They toured New Orleans Vassar, and Patricia De- Mrs. Normaleen Root of and took a dinner cruise on and with her dinner after the church ser- - Cam City, Mlch. line, Millington. 4th parade and the Histori- parents, Mr*and Mrs-Max Phonr 872-3388 cal tour held Sunday. Cass City. the Mississippi. They at- vice. Also present were Clarence Ventline, tended the 36th National Agar. ErandDarents. Mr. and Kinde, and Joyce Hamil- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kolb Square Dance Convention brs. jerry Adams of De- ton, Cass City. The annual Tate-keson and Lilah Wilhelmi left Fri- in Houston, Texas, and vis- evening, Mr* and ford ; great-grandparents, Peter Romain, North family reunion was held day, June 26, for Detroit, ited the Space Center and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Joles Kelly Ann Wallace Branch, and Katherine June 27 at the home of Bud where they attended the had dinner and show at Mic- Mrs. Laura Ball visited Mr. of Owendale and M~,and Christopher Scott Hurford Sokol, Caro. and Eleanor Tate in Pi- wedding of Lilah’s grand- key Gilleys and a tour of St. and Mrs. Laurence Bartle. M~~.Charles Wright of Harold Wallis, Akron, geon. Approximately 35 at- Dick and Judy Wallace of son, James Hunt, and Pat- Louis, Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cass City, and Ashley Cass City announce the en- and Gladys Somerville, De- tended. A potluck dinner tie Loth. They returned Robert Poynter (Nancy Adams, Levi’s sister, Scott cker. was served at 2:W. gagement of their daugh- home July 1. Mrs. Celia Smith and Koepfgen) of Irving, Texas, Wright Of Gagetown and Joe Magiera, Caro, and Mrs. Shirley Hendrick of Wilding and ter, Kelly Ann, to Christ- Kimberly Reidel, Caro. a son, Jonathan Robert, F;kew of Cass City. opher Scott Hurford, son of Meg’s Peg Pennsylvania visited Mr. June 3. He joins a brother, Lynn and Bette Lou Hur- and Mrs. Elmer Parrish in Thomas Donald. Grandpa: ford of Cass City. HILLS AND DALES Tuscola Medical Center in rents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken meal site The couple will wed Aug. Caro Monday afternoon. Senlor GENERAL HOSPITAL Maharg of Cass City. 22. ’< ‘p Phone 072.2121 “Aging - a State of Mind” Workshop held Mrs. Lyle Zapfe had will be shown by Donna CASS CITY CHRONICLE Commercials L Overeaters July 13 4-5 p.m. Meeting More then 50 people at- lunch July 5 wlth Mr. and Rees at the Cass City senior USPS 092-700 Anonymous Room PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY 7tended a workshop in the Mrs. Bud Peasley. meal site Friday. Blood AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Bavolek Parent Nurturing pressure readings will be 6550 Main Street Dr. Girgis, Urologist July 14 9 a.m.- Clinic and Sniglets taken prior to the noon 1 p.m. Program held recently at John Haire. publisher. Cass City High School. Warack is meal. National Adverlising Representative. The Bavolek program is Twenty-one attended the Michigan Weekly Newspapers, lnc. 257 Dt. Donahue July 15 8 a.m.- Clinic I Wednesday, July 1, meal Michigan Avenue. East Lansing. Michigan. 1 p.m. a parent and child educa- Subscription Prim: To post onices in Tus- Our old buddy and former Commercials aren’t tion series aimed at assist- site and the program on fat 44. Huron UKI Sanilac Counties, $8.00 a editor, Mike Eliasohn, nearly as simple as they ap- grad and cholesterol was given year or 2 yearr for SlS.M), 3 years lor 1 ing parents in parenting svsc $21 .OO. $4.50 for six mthsand 3 months Dr.Sy July 16 1-3 p.m. Clinic shared some insight re- pear. Mike says that shoot- through the use of learning by Isabelle Seeley. Iff 52.50. An area resident was in- In cently into the Rich Hall ing the bowlers scene and principles. Anyone wanting to attend Michigan - 010.00 a year. 2 years Dr. Jeung July 17 8 a.m.. Clinic Pizza Hut commercials, one other entailed closing advertently left off a list of can call Mrs. Ann Stepka $18.00.8 months $5.50. .. 1 p.m. The workshop was jointly winter 1987 Saghaw Valley 872-5337. If in need of trans- In other parts of the UnitmY States. E1 1 .oO , which get a high 8 on my the restaurant for the day. sponsored by the Child a year or 2 years. S20.00, 6 months $6.00 It also required 2 semi- State College graduates portation, call Mrs. Seeley and 3 months lor 53.25. 50 csnU oxtra tough commercial rating Abuse and Neglect Councils part year Free blood pressures 8 a.m.-8 p.m. trucks of equipment for the which was released by the 872-3588. Mrs. Seeley is a charged lor order. Pmyabk in ad- Respiratory, physical and speech therapy. scale of 1-10. of Huron and Tuscola Coun- vanm. The ad featuring the film crew, 2 motor homes ties. The Department of school in May. volunteer driver for the vertisiwFor Infomath and commercial regarding mU naw-r pb printing,ad- Special diet meal service. and a lunch wagon. So- Diane Warack, 3805 South Human Development Com- Health clinic available in the ER on holidays and “Benton Harbor bowling ‘cia1 Services recently telephorm 872-2010. The only food prepared in cum sbewaing,laude (with mission. weekends Friday 6 p.m. until Monday 6 a.m. team’’ was filmed at the re- awarded contracts to staurant in Benton the kitchen that day was . Riskeygraduated , Home health equipment for rent or sale. Catholic Family Service of bonor) with a Bachelor of For Home Health Care care call 1-800-358-4749. Township, and Mike inter- the pizza used in the corn- the Thumb and the Tuscola viewed the 3 local actors, mercials, according to Arts degree in elementary Mammography by appointmen t. County Health Department education, Stop smoking and diabetic classes available. for the Benton Harbor-St. Mike. to provide 15-week work- Joseph Herald-Palladium. Speaking of Rich Hall, shops to parents and chil- Warack, who is director who wrote Sniglets before dren utilizing the nurturing of the nearly 4-year-old ttf he started pushing pizza, guidelines. Owen-Gage Developmental let he pass along a few The workshop was led by Pre-school, plans to con- more of my favorites for tinue her work with the I Roger Henricks, super- school and says she hopes \I SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT t the benefit of those who visor of the Lenawee by may not have a daughter County Department of So- to expand the existing prog- v WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 with a copy of the Sniglet ram * Pastor John R. Wood; First ,Baptist Church, Cass City cial Services and LuAnne Warack is the wife of thru book: Reaume, Parent Aide Di- Fnst-The small line of de- rector for Catholic Social Owen-Gage Board of Edu- SATURDAY, JULY 18 Do you know anyone, anywhere, who “fears the Lord”? It would seem that the favorite bris that refuses to be swept Services of Adrian. cation Trustee Joseph pastime of many today is to openly defy God, disregard His person, and even dare Him onto the dust pan and keeps Warack. to show His face. backing a person across the Pettinger Actually, the phrase, “the fear of the Lord”, found often in Scripture and at least room until he finally de- seventeen times in Proverbs alone, has various shades of meaning, depending on the cides to give up and sweep completes circumstances in which it is found; but In the main it implies a right state of heart it under the rug. towards God in contrast to what the unconverted man might have. That word “fear” does Hempennant-Any coat- not mean “dread”, but involves confidence, reverential awe, peace and love, respect for tail, cuff or dress hem special course God. dangling outside the door of Navy Seaman Appren- With that In mind, let me ask the question again: do you know anyone, anywhere, who a moving vehicle. tice Wayne H.Pettinger re- truly fears the Lord? There are some, but not many. Bevameter- (a unit Of mea- cently graduated from the In the Bible, in Proverbs 1:7, we find this statement, “The fear of the Lord is the sure) The distance a coas- Gunner’s Mate Technician beginning of knowledge”. He who does not reverentially trust God, respect Him, and ter, attached to the bottom “A” School at the Service stand in awe of Him, knows nothing as he ought to know and never will. Ail knowledge of a wet glass, will travel School Command in Great starts with an acknowledgement of God and Who He Is. before it falls back to earth. Lakes, Ill., where he’s But someone will say, “Have not atheists and agnostics attained high levels of Pelp-The crumbs and stationed. knowledge? Some of our greatest scientists and inventors did not believe in God.” That food particles that accumu- During the special train- may be true; but such men possessed fragments of the superstructure of knowledge, late in the cracks of dining ing, he was instructed in but lacked the foundation. They were familiar with the branches but not the root. Men tables. gunnery concepts and Rovalert-The system theory. He was trained in may know much about the stars without knowing the God of the stars. whereby one dog can electricity, electronics, The unbelieving astronomer may know physical laws, but the believing astronomer quickly establish an entire mechanics, hydraulics, knows both physical and moral laws because he knows God. Of the two, knowledge of neighborhood network of pneumatics and the use of the moral law is more important because it reaches further, lasts longer, and produces barking. small hand tools, small greater results. We have come up with a arms and print reading. When a person is lacking In the fear of the Lord, it usually manifests itself in various few that, to the best of our A 1979 Ublv High School In Beautiful ways. The most common may be their use of the tongue. No one who truly respects God knowledge, Rich hasn’t CO- graduate, Pettiiger , and regards His person, will abuse or misuse His name. The third Commandment is: vered yet : joined the Navy in October “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God In vain; for the Lord will not hold him Vocaperkle-The art of 1986. He is the son of Harold guiltless that taketh His name in vain”. making your voice sound G. and Velda J. Pettinger, 6681 Wheeler Rd., Ubly. ‘ ‘X Another evidence of thls attitude Is the way one observes Sunday. Interestingly, this like you’re wide awake day is referred to in the New Testament as “the Lord’s day”. It is not only a day of rest, when the telephone rings, 03Bedrooms but a day of worship. It Is a weekly celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ from because you feel guilty for Tardraws the dead. While it Is true we can do anything we like on Sunday since this is America, sleeping late. 1! and no one puts a gun to our head and forces us to attend church, the person who truly Cosbyfrizphobia-The feel- All Utilities - Ready To Move In “fears the Lord”, will desire to honor Him on His day and will observe the Lord’s Day ing of panic upon realizing appropriately. that your lips are frozen to 24persons I Energy Efficient Gas Furnace Your attitude towards God’s house is also a clue as to whether you truly fear the Lord. a Jell-o Pudding Pop. About 24 persons from i I reailze that the Lord of heaven and earth “dwelleth not in temples made with hands” (to Retro-oozile-The tooth- Florida, Pennsylvania, De- borrow a statement from the Apostle Paul to the Athenians); yet, in a very real sense, a paste that slips back into troit and Pontiac, as well as I building that Is built by God’s p*eople, with God’s money, and dedicated to the worship the tube before you can get from the Cass City area, I TERMS AVAILABLE, k and service of God is God’s house. Our attitude towards the local church reflects our it on the brush. (This occurs participated in a historical I attitude towards God Himself. most often when the tube is tour bf Cass City buildings See Tom Herron i almost empty, seemingly sponsored by the Cass City i In fact, we can well measure the degree of reverence and respect we hold towards reluctant to give its all.) God by measuring the reverential awe and respect we have for those things which relate Historical Society Sunday. If anyone would like to The tour included visits to God, Including His holy word, the Bible. Do you own a copy of the scriptures? Do you contribute to these should- read it regularly? Are you familiar with Its contents? Do you know what It says, and what to the Cultural Center, the be words, send them along. old jail in the basement of it does not say? Perhaps we’ll call them I Herron Builders, Inca May I suggest to you, on the authority of God’s Word, that the wisest thing you, or the center, the J.L. Hitch- i Meglets, to avoid infringing cock building and the Ry- I anyone, can possible do Is to give the Lord, and His Son Jesus Christ, the place in your on Mr. Hall’s territory. land and Guc building. life He so richly deserves. Do more than merely respect Him; trust Him as your very own As my daughter pointed Society President Mrs. I PHONE 872-2217J savior. Receive Him into your heart and life today. out, though, Rich might CASS CITY Pastor John R. Wood Gaylord LaPeer introduced well be on the road and miss local historian Jack Esau, my column this week. ~ who guided the tour. I, ~-~~-----~--~-~~---~--~ t

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Good to see the main stem spruce up a bit. Special Scents Sometimes I see some- No one in the clumps can park for exercise, they held . 0 and Sutter’s Bakery are sporting new awnings that add a thing that makes me very stop smiling. Neither can 1’ hands. I never saw one touch of class to the buildings. happy, or very sad, and I passing by. I’d like to talk without fhe other. I used to wish I were a poet, so I to the parents and grandpa- watch them and tell myself *+**I**+ I could do a better job of tel- rents of the new citizen, but I should hold my wife’s ling you about it. News- I don’t want to intrude on a hand more often. To me after the July 4 celebration is over, it seems as if paper writing doesn’t seem family moment. I’d like to Last week I saw him summer is on a downhill slide and there is only a very up to the job, but it’s all I tell the parents how much I twice, walking to the store, limited time left to enjoy it. You, too? can do, so ... admire them. I’d like to tell walking alone. His wife Begin with very happy : I the child how lucky he or died.I’m not sure why I wrote ++**.*++ see this scene often, in front she is to have been adopted of the US,Courthouse on and brought to this country all this stuff. Probably I in- I No news is gdnews. Despite the crowds in town for the West Lafayette, where my by these marvelous people. tended to make some mean- Festival, things were as quiet or quieter than on a normal downtown walking route At no small cost of ingful connection between weekend, area police report. ELKLAND FIREMAN Ron Pawloski accepts a $377 takes me most mornings. money, energy and emo- the new citizenehild at the Two or 3 small clumps of tion, they are giving a lov- beginning of life, and the I *+*+I*+* donation for pagers from Provincial House Administrator people are posing for snap- ing home to a child of old man, nearing the end of Connie Schwaderer as other fire department representa- shots. another race who really life, without his wife’s hand Misery loves company. Tom Herron was in the office and tives (from left) Milt Connolly, Janet HUrley and Charles Usually there are a youn- needed it. They don’t want to hold. Probably I wanted cussing his luck. About all I’ve been doing is repairing gish couple, an older applause. They think they to make a corny point about broken down machinery, he lamented. Tunis look on. couple, and a child, maybe are the lucky ones, to have what’s really important - * + That’s been the story at the Chronicle, too. All this year it 3 or 4 years old, per clump. a chance to love a child who what’s really happy and re- seems one or more machines have been broken or running Elkland Fire Dept. I figure they are child, pa- otherwise might never ally sad. About loving and at less than top efficiency. rents and grandparents. I have been loved. appreciating each other I cheer myself up by remembering the times when guess their picture is being Our culture makes while we can, and to hell everything ran and ran without trouble. taken by an aunt or uncle. heroes out of athletes and with the Iran-contra affair. . - * .Those things run in streaks and we’re due for a period Sometimes a clump is actors who don’t deserve A poet would have done a ::wm~Murphy’s Law that says anything that can go wrong $3,200 raised for pagers larger - 2 sets of grandpa- the adulation. Those adop- much better job, but news- m: *wingo wrong is not’in effect. rents and several older chil- tive parents are real paper writing is all I can do. ::- :+I$ can’t start too soon. The Elkland Township the raffle. She received a reaches 25 fire fighters’ I** dren -big brothers and sis- heroes, It makes me feel m** *’*m* Fire Department has pas- $200 prize in the event, homes. The existing ters of the small child. very happy to see them and sed the 1/4 mark toward its which saw a number of area methods have been less Sometimes a clump is their new citizen laughing, Shy birds fund raising goal of $lO,OOO businesses and individuals than satisfactory, accord- smaller -just the youngish taking snapshots and wav- Turkey vultures of North for the purchase of pagers. contribute . ing to department officials, couple and the small child. ing flags in front of the US. America don’t deserve Some $so0 raised in the Provincial House Ad- who say that the use of pa- The father and mother al- Courthouse. their sinister reputation. department’s raffle over ministrator Connie Schwa- gers will help insure a shor- ternate taking snapshots of As for what makes me According to National the weekend, in addition to derer, meanwhile, pre- ter response time with each other posing with the feel very sad: Almost Wildlife magazine, these a $377 donation from Pro- sented a check to depart- more volunteers being child. I have an impulse to everyday I used to see the shy, inoffensive birds are vincial House last week ment reppesentatives last alerted when a fire breaks ask the couple if they would elderly, white-haired actually helpful to humans. bring the pager fund total week. out * like to borrow a grand- couple walking in the Not only can they eat food to about $3,200, a depart- The department hopes to According to members of father, but I never do. neighborhood, always hold- so rotten that it could kill ment spokesman said Mon- purchase pagers for 25 vol- the department’s Pager Usually the couples are ing hands. When they any other creature, they be- ,day. unteers, who currently are Committee, which is over- Caucasian : average-look- walked downtown to lunch, nefit people and the envi- Patsy hnguski, 8237 N. alerted of a fire via 2 seeing the fund-raiser, the ing Americans, dressed in or across the street to the ronment by preventing the VanDyke Rd., Cass City, methods--a fire siren and a Provincial House donation clothes that are undoub- supermarket, or around the spread of diseases, such as was the top cash winner in system in which a fire call is nearly enough to purch- tedly more used to going to botulism. ase a pager and auxiliary chukh than to the-federal , 4’ Break-in, larceny equipmentteer. for one volun- courthouse. The children are also in their Sunday c Y I The Weather Committee secretary best. 1 Janet Hurley explained And the youngest child is I High Low Precip. I is reported locally that the purchase price to always Oriental, probably Tuesday...... 76.. .. 53..... -0- equip one volunteer totals Vietnamese or Korean. And 61.. ...-0- A complaint involving corder valued at some $373, Wednesday...... 63,... some $400, including a many times they are wav- Thursday...... 87.. .. 50.. ...-0- possible breaking and en- and a 21-inch color televi- charging unit and carrying ing small American flags. Friday...... 86 ... -51 .... ,Trace tering, and larceny over sion valued at $200 were case. They are celebrating a Saturday. .. :...... 79 ....49 .... -0- $100 at the Sunny Side Of among items discovered Other members of the grand occasion. Just a few Sunday. .82 ....62 ...... 02” The Street store in Cass missing, store owner Mar- committee are President ...... minutes earlier, inside a Monday...... 84 .... 65 ... .,a- . City remains under investi- ion Keating reported. Ron Pawloski, Treasurer courtroom, the child be- (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) gation. Milt Connolly and Trustee came an American citizen. According to a report Police, during an investi- Charles Tunis. filed with the Cass City gation at the scene, found Police Department, the’ tool marks on the rear door store apparently was bro- of Whimsies Alterations, ken into sometime after 10 which is housed in the same THE WASTEWATER Treatment p.m, June 30 and before 9 building and gives access Plant in Cass City is in good hands, a.m. July 1. to Keating’s shop, the re- according to the Michigan Water Pol- A VHS video cassette re- port st,ated. lution Control Association, which 1 SUMMER‘LOANS recently presented the Donald M. Pierce award to SUptm Rick Mohr for The “extraordinary personal service.” I Haire Net

It’s a natural assumption point of stopping in. that when the community The trouble is that the is booming, all of the newcomers from the Sports Equipment ‘ businesses in it share*the neighboring condominiums wealth. It ain’t necessarily that are springing up like Boats so, Joe. mushrooms aren’t in- Camping Gear Boyne City, Mich., terested in the town, its his- tucked away at the east end tory or its traditions. They Recreational Vehicles of Lake Charlevoix, is a probably don’t know any- Vacations boom town. In the last 4 thing about that now dingy years or so there has been building that hasn’t Home Improvements a minimum of $30 million changed ownership or Homes spent in development and decor since it opened 65 more is underway. Added years ago. And if they did, Automobiles to this, a couple of small they wouldn’t care. plants hiring 40 or 50 per- Realists could say that sons have committed to the the trouble is that the store town. didn’t change with the The result is that many of times. That it’s the fault of the businesses have the owners. spruced up and the That’s true, too. It’s also I downtown is bustling. true that the 2 huge grocery z 2 n stores that now service the 0 At Pizza Villa C All of this hasn’t helped a area don’t have owners that Wlth This Coupon -0 couple of firms that .have have a personal interest in z been in business ever since Boyne City, its schools, its Phone 072.4440 or 872-4371 c I first noticed those things sports teams or its institu- I I as a youngster. tions. Both stores are part I Expires 7- 1 1-87 I One of them is a tobacco, of northern Michigan I newspaper apd paper book chains and, given the com- I One coupon per famlly - I store. It’s been in business Not good with any other coupon. petitive nature of the busi- I I sheJune 22, 1922. I know ness, it was almost certain I I because that’s the day I ar- that the demise of local LC-0CL-d COUPON ------* rived on the scene in a ownership stores was com- house about 5 blocks away. ing. 0 p EN. 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily - In its heyday, it was a Boyne City hasn’t yet Fri. & Sat. Open 24 hours meeting place for the town, reached the stage where it a Boyne City trademark. can’t be distinguished from Today its customers are a a prosperous suburb in the few of the long-time resi- major popplation centers. dents who make a special There are no McDonalds or any other fast food franch- ises dotting the lake front. Not yet. It’s sure that the young SALE business owners in the com- munity would welcome any or all of them to better com- Revive Carpet & pete with the 3 county seats which circle the town just like Sandusky, Bad Axe and Uaholstery Cleaning Car0 surround Cass City. It’s selfish to hope that it IIGET ACQUAINTEDSALE” doesn’t reach Boyne City, I Until-July21 know. And if they corne, it’s sure that we’d get a ham- I RoornS19.95 Steam Cleaning burg and fries at one of 2 Rooms $34.95 Truck Mounted Equip. them or call up and have a 3 Rooms $49.95 Commercial pizza delivered to the cabin. 4 Rooms $67.95 Auto Interiors You can’t stop progress, Cass City, MI 48726 but you can hope it doesn’t MEMBER FDIC Wlll not honor odJolnlng rooms or borernonts I reach out and devour what has made the area so at- Call Now Don Dohn 517-87203471 tractive over the years. PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,lM CASSCITY, MICHIGAN

THE SONS 0 SCOTTS drum and pipe band from Lake Orion provided musical entertainment during the parade, which also included the lively Filion Rinky Dink Band.

4 d hnmn nf mqctar A PEEK AT CHRISTMAS town 1987 could be seen -t

k Your 3 needs are our summer festival a specialty 3 You take care of your The committee for the an- bers of the festival commit- farm, and we'll take care nual summer festival of St. tee are Kenneth Dekoski of of your insurance needs, Mary's Catholic Church of Ruth and Joseph McCoy of Li...From Drotection for your farm and equipment, ' Parisville has met several Harbor Beach, games and to caih-building life-insurance plans for your times to formulate plans for amusements ; James Don- family and retirement, helping Michigan farm the event slated for Aug. 15 nellon of Minden City, re- families is what we do best. Call today. Jim Ceranski and 16 at the parish freshments; Donald Maklng your future FARM BuREAv 6146 E. Cass City Rd. grounds. Schumacher of Ruth, a little INSURANCE more fl Cass City, MI 48726 Jim Maurer of Ruth is bingo; Mrs, Gloria Smalley GROUP ,I Y "A JY JY of Ubly and Mrs. Marie predictable, u.. uu,* . uurn- . m - General Chairman. Mem- Pionk of Ruth, kitchen and A GROUP OF DAREDEVILS thrilled the parade cro*g dinners, and Mark Ten- lining Main Street with motorcycle stunts. The cyclisfs busch of Ubly, finance and ' publicity. rode and jumped their bikes up, on and over 2 junk cars!$ti The festival will kick off+ just about every imaginable direction. f*. on the evening of Aug. 15 with the crowning of the queen, who will reign throughout the festivities. A free dance will be held with music provided by the Tenbusch Brothers Or- I -: chestra of Bad Axe. The celebration Aug. 1ti FINANCING AS LOW AS OR UP TO $lOOOooCASH BACK will begin with a Polka 3J% Mass to be celebrated by On all Escorts, Taurus, Ranger 4x2 & 4x4, Bronco II, Plymouth & Dodge Colts, Aries & the Rev. Leonard Wilkuski, pastor of St. Mary's Reliants, Dodge Dakota Pickups, Chrysler Le Baron Coupes, Dodge Raider Sports Catholic Church. Accom- Utility, Le Baron Sedans, Dodge 600 2 dr., Dodge Daytona, All Sundance & Shadow panying Fr. Wilkuski will Models, Ram 50, Tempo, Topaz, V6 Cougars & V6 T-Birds, Dodge Lancer, Chrysler 5th be members of the Terry Avenue, Ram Charger, LeBaron GTS. Dekoski band and the church choir. SPECIAL SAVINGS! A family-style chicken and ham dinner will be 1986 PLYMOUTH RELIANT SE served beginning at noon in Stock No. ZC-67, 4 Door, Autornatlc, Air Conditioning, the school social rooms. Popular Equipment Package Games and amusements along with refreshments and lunch tents will be av- List Price ...... $9.576 -, bo ailable for entertainment SAVE ...... 1,bO8 -00 for all ages.

I4 UNITS TO CHOOSE FROM! Some 16 prizes will be given away at 10:45 p.m. $7,968 * DODGE LANCER- LE BARON GTS Sunday evening. Music for dancing, beginning at 1 A// Units Sold Below Factory Invoice. p.m. and lasting until mid- 1986 LeBaron GTS 4 dr. Sedan, Automatic, Air night, will be furnished by MUD FLEW at the Jaycees' mudbog as Mike Ware of Conditioning, Convenience Package, 5 Speed 2 bands -- Floyd Grocholski and His Little Naturals of Cass City competed in the 125-230 cc class in the senior Trans. Come Pick Your Color & Choice of Beaver, Mich., and Terry division Equipment. Dekoski and the Golden . List Price...... $10,566.00 Stars of Ruth. Stock NO.ZC-56 SAVE ...... ,2,241 St. Mary's of Parisville is - recognized as the oldest Roman Catholic Church in YES YOU CAN * Includes Factory Cash Back Alternatives. the United States with a $8,325 * heritage and tradition that is still maintained. Hun- AFFORD COLLEGE dreds of people anxiously We would like to show you how. We're DODGE FULL SIZE PICKUPS Howard University await to travel to Parisville was founded in 1867 the people at Great.Lakes Jr. College of each year for the gala under the name Howard ALL D & W MODELS event. T heoI og i ca I Seminary. Caro and we understand financial aid W 100, 150, 250, 350 and how important it cart be to your plans to attend college. With Automatic Transmissions. On Sale,at Factory Invoice, Plus all Manual Transmission Units Have Greaa' Lakes Jr. College offers as- a $500 Cash Rebate. sociate degree and certificate pro- Qrams in:

Accounting Electronics Tech Data Processing Secretarial Business Admin. Word Processing Stock NO. HC *43 With Financing COUPE List Want to know more about financial aid o7.Y~- 70,000 Price '1 3,342 as low as MIIO wimnty and our career program's? , -Bucket S..ta Closeout $ I 4th Recllnwr Prlce 11,679* 3.7% *Rear Wlndow or $750 Cash Dlfromter Save! Call us today at our =Auto. Trme. Car0 Campus Cass Chy Rddenb We Am CHEWING ON HER hood string, 22- * Includes Factory Cash Happy lo ch* You Any month-old Lexie Brinkman awaits the 673-5857 I Alternatives. Plus start of the mudbog Saturday after- Located at the corner of Hooper and Frank St. , noon. She is the daughter of Tim and Car0 Brenda Brinkman of Cass City. MOTOR SALES 1 fona LINCOLN UEncunr CHnrSLEn RYMOUYH .0006E BANKRUPTCY 1725 W. CAR0 ROAD BOX 28 Chapters 7,11, 12, 13 - FREE CONSULTATION Chapter 12 Farm Relief ROBERT P. DEWON, ATTORNEY Grmt Lakes Jr College enrolls students without regard to age. yx or nce 1811 N. Michi- g an, Saginaw 754-4809 d __ __ - - __--- 1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1981 PAGE FIVE Sheriff8 Department No serious injuries listed in area accident reports

Slight damage was re- on the traveled portion of Hammond sought her ported by the Tuscola the eastbound lane of Kelly. own treatment and both County Sheriff’s Depart- The vehicle was owned by vehicles sustained slight ment in Novesta Township Brian D,Hacker, Cass City. damage. June 26. Hacker told deputies the A 2car accident was re- According to a report, vehicle had been parked ported on M-81 in Elkland Susan L. Hammond, 22, and he had exited the vehi- Township June 28. 7014 Kelly Rd., Cass City, cle to look at a baby racwn was traveling eastbound on on the edge of the roadway, John R. Wojcik, 24, Ro- Kelly Road east of Cemet- the report stated. He had gers City, was traveling ery Road when she struck left his lights on but did not eastbound on Ma1 and the back of a vehicle Darked have 4-way blinkers on. began passing a vehicle dri- ven by Mark W. Rutkoski, Mon. & Tugs. 20, 4271 Seeger St., Cass Adults City. Rutkoski attempted to Only $2.00 make a left-hand turn onto Schwegler Road while Woj- Sunday: 2:30 till 6:OO AH Seats $1.Sb cik’s vehicle was passing him and the vehicles col- A BRAND NEW DISNEY HIT! lided, the report stated. FRI. thru THURS., JULY 10.16 Both parties agreed that Rutkoski did not use his sig- SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE nal but no citation was is- 11 sued, the report stated. July at 2:OO A vehicle turned onto its r All Seats $2.00 side in a one-vehicle acci- dent in Novesta Township June 27. BENJPS BACK I Inttmnmmt According to the report, axclting dvmtur. Frank M. Spencer, 3880 Cemetery Rd., Cass City, ot hls /He! was southbound on Lamton JOANNE STEELY SWATS the ball just before taking a plunge into several Road at a speed too fast to inches of mud as teammates (from left#) Jamie Sweeney, Wendy Hatrnaker and make an eastbound turn Jeanie Sweeney watch during mud voll eyball action Saturday afternoon. onto Pringle Road and the MUD MAN - 17- vehicle went up onto its year-old Jeff side, breaking the right Lefler of Cass rear tire from the rim. Gun blows up; area c1 Spencer’s vehicle SUS- City takes a tained moderate damage. breather after No citation was issued. competing with 1 O-year-old injured Three cardeer accidents the “Mud Rats” occurred during the past in mud volleyball A complaint was filed 410 shotgun when he at- week, 2 of them occurring with the Tuscola County tempted to fire a round and - SHOW TIMES - within 20 minutes of each action. Sheriff’s Department June the top of the gun blew up Friday and Saturday feature at 750 and 950 other June 30. 27 as a result of a firearm and injured his hand, ac- Sunday feature at 3:20 - 520 - 7:20 - 9:20 Edward E. Thorton Jr., mishap. cording to the report. ~ Millington, was traveling A 10-year-old Cass City His uncle saw that the Monday thru Thursday feature at 7:30 and 9:30 westbound on Akron Road “FieId t rip youth was treated and re- youth was injured and east of Green Road in El- leased from Hills and Dales rushed him to the hospital. lington Township at about Hospital after the mishap, 9:30 p.m. when a deer cros- Day3) slatec the complaint states. An investigation on the sed from the north iqto the J The youth told deputies weapon showed the acci- path of the vehicle and col- he was shooting at birds in dent was caused byanover- lided, the report stated. for youth a relative’s back yard in load of the shell, the report Thorton’s vehicle sus- Elmwood Township with a states. tained slight damage, About 20 minutes later in July 14 I- Novesta Township, Wayne t) A. Heckman, 6305 Denhoff U- QD ua Tuscola County youth ** AIR CONDITIONED ** 8 JUST ARRIVED aD Rd., Kingston, was south- I The Morning After bound on Cemetery Road have another opportunity I north of Severance Road to explore by attending the ENDS THURSDAY 8:OO ONLY J third of 7 Summer Enrich- < Heartbreak Ridge U when a deer crossed from “Bargain Nite” Price $2.00 + k the east into the path of the ment Programs entitled 2 Siorcade 86 2 “Fieldtrip Day” slated for w vehicle and collided. w Heckman’s vehicle also July 14. The event will give EDDIE MURPHY Thursday a Assassination with c. B~O~SO~ a kids a chance to get an in- CASS CITY’S OWN Barbara w w sustained slight damage in Only n Wanted Dead or Alive the mishap. side look at some of our e area’s businesses. Merchant, newly elected Michigan 8:OO a r w-- N a The third car-deer acci- + Sugar Queen, was .one of the lovelier THE HEATS BACK ON! Bargain dent occurred June 29 in ,R ~~ t) Scheduled for the tour is sights along the parade route. Nite Price m lhyton Township on . -- .c OVER 2700 OD the Tuscola County Cour- Snover Road. thouse and jail, the Herit- I John Flikkie, 4845 Phil- age Press Printing Com- STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 10-11-12& 16 4I I MOVIES TO RENT 4 lips €id., Kingston, was pany and Walbro Corpora- Children $1.50 -Teen & Adults $3.00 4 wwtbound on Snover Road t ion. Owen-Gage reunion L All Evenings (Except Saturday) 8:OO z west of Ihglish Road when Each day of program- W a deer crossed in front of ming meets at the Wilbur Saturday 7:30 and 9:20 w TAPE RE,NTAL a his vehicle from the south, Memorial Hall, located on Disney’s New Summer Comedy w slated for July 18 e e the report stated. the fairgrounds in Caro, U Flikkic was unable to and runs from 9 a.m. to 3 E- avoid the dtcr, the report p.m. o added. at Colonv House Q, J CD The vehicle sustained Children who attend get slight damage. their name entered in a years and this reu,nion will I drawing for 4-H scholar- Mrs. Veneta (McCul- 4 lough) Kling, now 77, is hop- include members from 4 U Moderate to, heavy dam- ships ranging from $10 to 1913-1983, spanning 70 I- r- $40. The scholarships will ing many people will show Z NO DEPOSIT age was reported in a one- up for the reunion of the years,” said Carol (Fre- car accident June 14.- be funded through Walbro Owendale-Gagetown high denburg) Howard, class of TAPE PLAYER RENTAL Corporation and the 4-H schools July 18. 1960. E Ilavid J. Vandemark, 26, Council, and prize money “I’m very pleased to be Old Owendale and S NO MEMBERSHIP FEE aE 19~30 E:. Deckerville Rd., can be used throughout the going and seeing some of Gagetown graduates come Caro, was traveling year for various 4-H-spon- the former teachers there. from as far away as Califor- westbound on M-81 east of sored events. Additional nia, Florida, New Jersey, programs will meet July 21, Out of about 13 who Cedar Run Road in graduated with me, 3 are Iceland and the Midwest. Elmwood Township when Aug. 4, 11 and 18, and are For further infor ma tion Popcorn, open to all youth, ages 8 to still living and I hear one is FREE: his vehicle left the roadway coming so it should be a about the upcoming reun- on the north side and 18. ion, contact any of the 6 Additional information is nice event,” she said. Candy and Balloons traveled until striking and “It doubt if I’ll dance, members of the reunion shearing off a utility pole available by contacting the though. Not many old-tim- committee: Pat Enderle, before coming to rest in a Tuscola County Coopera- tive Extension Service at ers will ask me to dance 678-4239; Judy Reinhardt, grassy field. anymore,” she remarked. 678-4256; Leeann Stirrett, Soon: Schwarzenegger in w No citation was issued. 673-5999. COMING ATTRACTIONS 4 678-4262; Bonnie Gaeth, 678- Kling graduated from 4112; Sandy Peters, 678- ”PRllDATOR” I= Owendale High School in 4275 and Howard, 678-4279. 0 1927. She married Matt Golden Child % Kling in 1929 and they Color Purple I raised 2 children, Nancy 4 7 DAYS STARTING FRI., JULY 10 Whaley of Gagetown and Hannah & Her Sisters Roger, now a village Nightmare Elm St. 3 2 FIRST RUN! maintenance man in Owen- w dale. Her husband died 6 a years ago. Lu “I played basketball in DISNEY MOVIES e high school in 1926-27, my FME WILDLIFE AND HUNTING TAPES son played basketball 30 -AT - RIY 2 years later, and now my EVERY FRIDAY -COO, WALLEYE. CHICKEN. (ALL YOU CAN EAT), INCLUP o Complete set of World at War (W.W.ll), Vlctory at Sea a#0 great-grandson is plaxing ING SOUP b SUOBAR (W.W.ll),and Ten Thousand Day War (Vietnam). aD at Owen-Gage. I’ve been at *I I. a lot of basketball games $49”PER PERSON 5 P.M TO 9 P M J A over the years,” she said. HEW “SEBBWOOD RILL” aI- CATEGORIES 3 She attended the last all- AT ON TEE z class reunion 4 years ago SAWRDAY 3 Drama, Act ion-Adven ture, Horror-Fantasy.Thriller, W and is looking forward to Comedy, Comedy Concerts, Music, Family, Westerns, enjoying it again. f w Instructional, Special Interest Programmlng. BUFFET About 700 reservations for the reunion are already I in, and reunion committee members are hoping 800 will show up when the doors 8IOD Pre-Recorded $695f4 at 5:30 p.m. at the Col- open - Entertainment BY PAT SANDY ony House, located 4 miles & cU ATAPES 2 east of Cass City, and 4 I 2- 2 miles north on M-53. w W (A Musical & Comedy Act) Qc Cocktails will be availa- ble and dinner will be t 4 OCw Educational Software 4HERWOOD ON THE HILL served at 6:30 p.m. Follow- Per 2-~1aysr a %I- 24 Programs $595 a ing dinner there will be a Cassette + band for dancing or listen- Order Any of 500 More Programs ing. 8 8 ”The all-class reunions 89$ TAPE RENTAL - 89$ TAPE RENTAL 7 89$ are held about every 4 PAGE SIX CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1581 CAS CITY , MICHIGAN

Do You Have Hard & ll Rusty Water ? Ill1 1 Holbrook Area News Mrs. Thelma Jackson 1 MidThumb Phone 658-2347 I Water llll I Phil Sweeney ,of Brown Phelps at Rochester, Sun- Hospital and Mr. and Mrs. ily were Monday afternoon day and Friday. ~ week at the Henry Sofka City was a Tuesday after- day, Ward Benkelman in Cass guests of Mr. and Mrs. Visitors at the home of home and visited Henry Conditioning noon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cleland and family of City Friday. Angus Sweeney. Edanna Sweeney and Sofka at a Port Huron Hos- Angus Sweeney. Waterford, Carol Laming Henry Sofia, who spent Robert Walker and Reva David last week were Mrs. pital and Mrs, Sofka at a Has The Answer Fred Hagen, Mrs. Bryce Harbor Beach hospital, At A Price That You Can Afford I Jim Jackson is spending and Mrs. Alex Cleland vis- 10 days in a Port Huron Hos- Silver were Wednesday a few days with Don ited Mr. and Mrs. Ken pital, and Mrs. Henry evening guests of Mr. and Hagen, Mrs. Earl Schenk, flew home to Missouri RenwrB Jackson and Mrs. George Osentoski Friday evening Sofka, who had spent a Mrs. Gerald Wills. Mary Sweeney, Lorraine Saturday. ~wllWBtOr Conditioners Mrs. Melvin Particka, Rwerw Ownoair Water Purifier Jackson. and Phyliss Pelton at Shab- week in Harbor Beach Hos- Mrs. Harold Piotter, Mrs. Holz, Mrs. John O'Henley, Bernice Gracey visited bona Saturday evening. pital, spent a week re- Mitch Warner and Mrs. Reva Silver, Bill Sweeney, Mrs. Alex Cleland and 31 3-376-8226 Mr.and Mrs. Harold Perse- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff cuperating at the home of George Jackson spent Mon- Robert Walker and Mr. and Carol Laming were Wed- i PH: lls, Gertrude Blum, Christ- Jackson visited Lynwood their daughter, Mr. and day in Bay City. Mrs. Jack Krug. nesday evening guests of ine Arscott and Caroline LaPeer at Hills and Dales Mrs. David Main and son at Bill Cleland and family of Kathryn Tyrrell and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Highland, and came home Waterford, Bob Cleland Jr., Cliff Robinson spent Tues- land. Thursday. Mrs. Alex Cleland and day in Brighton. Harland Dickinson of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Albrant Carol Laming visited Mr. Mrs. Harold Rounds of Cass City visited Mrs. Cliff of Everett, Mich., Jennie and Mrs. Raymond Wal- Bad Axe visited Mr. and Robinson and Dorothy Dic- Gilmore of Kingston, Char- lace and Annie Pelton Mrs. Henry Jackson Sun- kinson Thursday. lotte Albrant of Caro, and Thursday forenoon in honor day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A1 VanErp Mrs. Kevin O'Connor -and of Annie Pelton's birthday. Harold Persells of and Corey and Lisa of Hen- sons, Danny and Shane, of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rochester spent Friday rietta, N.Y.,spent a few Minden City were Wednes- Shagena were Thursday with Bernice Gracey. . days visiting Mrs. Fritz day lunch and afternoon evening guests of Mr. and Arlene Champagne and VanErp, Edanna Sweeney guests of Mrs. Cliff Robin- Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Pam were Wednesday and David and other rela- son and Dorothy Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross evening guests of Mrs. Earl tives. Kristy and Chad Sweeney of Ubly were Tuesday after- Schenk. Kathy Martinez visited of Oscoda are spending a noon guests of Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mrs. George Jackson few days with their grand- Schenk. Jackson were Wednesday Saturday afternoon. LOW IRON mother, Mary Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. David Dic- afternoon and supper Mr. and Mrs. David Mer- BODY WATER and other relatives. kens and Debbie of Warren guests of Mrs. Charlie Hen- riman of Port Sanilac were spent from Monday drick at Port Austin. Wednesday afternoon BRIDAL SHOWER through Wednesday with Mrs. David (Jane) Main guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen CONTROL FORMULA Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and son of Highland and Shagena. A group of relatives and and Agnes Martin. Susan Sofka of Davison Mrs. Willis Brown of Cass friends attended a bridal spent 2 days with Mr. and City, Linda Mika and Mr. DiscountPrice $287 DiscountPrice shower for Angie Wright at Mrs, Henry Sofka. and Mrs. Cliff Jacksor?. $233 the home of Mr. and Mrs. TRIP - Mr, and Mrs. Fred Haas were Sunday evening Jim Doerr Sunday after- of Toledo, Ohio, and Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. noon hosted by Mrs. Jim Mrs. Fritz VanErp ac- and Mrs. Steve Rickett and Elwin Richardson and Doerr. companied Mr. and Mrs. Cory of Redford spent the Brenda. Games were played and Earl Schadd of Filion on a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar mm 2-week trip through the visited Mr. and Mrs. prizes given. Leone Doerr Jim Doerr and family. of Argyle won the door Upper Peninsula, northern Other Saturday evening evening.Cleatus Howey Thursday prize. Minnesota and Wisconsin. guests for cake . and ice Mrs. VanErp visited cream for Mrs. Steve Ric- Mrs. Stuart Nicol made brothers, sisters and 0 SUNTAN and decorated the cake that kett's and Cory's birthdays centered the table when a friends at Perham, Minn., were Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Boucks hold buffet luncheon was while Mr. and Mrs. Schadd Cleland. STY LING served. went to Mount Rushmore, Mr. and Mrs. Ray family reunion PROTECTION Black Hills and other points Michalski and Mr. and Mrs. . a -....- The bride received many nice gifts. of interest in the western Kevin Robinson, Tracy and The 41st annual Bouck Guests attended from To- states. Chris were Wednesday reunion was held at Acker- MOUSSE SPF#2 $419 They returned home evening guests of Mr. and man Memorial Park in $1 .. ledo, Ohio, 'Redford, Cass Thursday. I- g) City, Argyle, Detroit, Bad Mrs. John Michalski and Elkton Sunday, June 28. 4 02. Axe, Verona and Ubly. ****** family at Deford. Fifty-two members were FK~E{RYE Mrs. Glen Shagena vis- present for a potluck meal Discount$227 ****** ited Marion Ballard and at 1,p.m. Price 5 02. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar SPF Mrs. George Jackson vis- Hannah Burns at their President Ernest Bouck #8 $753 spent from Monday home here Tuesday after- conducted the meeting. UW ited Margaret Carlson through Thursday with Mr. I 4 oz. noon. Coming the farthest was Thursday forenoon. and Mrs. Lee Robinson and Bernice Gracey was a Shannon Eagin, son of Mr. and Mrs, Arnold family to help them move Saturday overnight guest Harold and Joyce Eagin, LaPeer were Tuesday to Eaton Rapids. of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hor- Aurora, Col. The youngest evening guests of Bernice Suzanne and Lynette top and family at Imlay child was Becky Walsh, Gracey, Booms of Saginaw were City and Saturday evening daughter of Dave and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sunday evening guests of attended a dance recital in Tammy Walsh. The largest Wills were Tuesday after- Mr. and Mrs. Angus Romeo in which Lisa Hor- single family present was a noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney. Tom Wills at Elkton. top participated. Roger and Vera Bouck, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bill Cleland and family of family of 6. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briolat and family of Waterford, Mrs. Alex Cle- The first person at the Copeland were Saturday Carolstream, Ill., visited land and Carol Laming cal- reunion was Homer Bouck supper and evening guests Mrs. Fritz VanErp and at- led on Mr. and Mrs. Jack of Pigeon. of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff tended the funeral of Pelton Monday afternoon. All received silver dol- Jackson e Bertha Briolat Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Cliff lars. A money memorial Mrs. Lee Robinson, 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Jackson met Mr. and Mrs. was taken for the family of Aliceson and Tanya Hes- Catholic Church at Paris- Bob Yax of Almont at Ar- Gerry Bouck. TOWELS selswartz of Homer were ville. mada Tuesday. Friday overnight guests of Next year's reunion will 60 Tablets Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Patricia Everman of be held June 26,1988, at Ac- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar. Kirsten and Mrs. Frances Forestall, Mo., who spent a kerman Memorial Park. DiscountPrice :ro,, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jefferson of Lincoln Park $739 DiscountPrice $1OU8 5 9 Sofka were Sunday guests were Wednesday guests of of Mr. and Mrs. Marty Margaret Carlson. Olet, ReQular, Sugar Free Felmlee, Jennifer and Jill I in Bay City where they Mr. and Mrs. Henry celebrated Mrs. Sofka's, Sofka attended the wedding m PEPSI, PEPSI FREEJ BATHROOM Jennifer and Jill Felmlee's of Ellen Booms and Glenn ' birthdays. Heleski at St. Peter and Vera King, Mrs. Hiram Paul Catholic Church at SLICE, MT. DEW, 30 ,,YIP.*- TISSUE Keyser an Mrs. Curtis Cle- Ruth at 2 o'clock Saturday. land spent Monday in Bay A reception followed at & A&W Regular City. Franklin Inn at Bad Axe. $100 Annie McIntosh of Sterl- Mrs. Lynn Spencer at- 2 liter Btls. Le! ing Heights, Karleen McIn- tended a Synodical at Otter- , 4 rolls PADS tosh of Mt. Clemens and bein College at Westerville, I, Mrs. Dale Laming and fam- Ohio, Wednesday, Thurs- 29Dep. $429 FACIAL TISSUE $1 One day at a time: Expires 7- 1 1-87 Price Discount $1' Flood recovery answers 11

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...... ~...... panied by her daughter, Mrs. Har;y Comment ac- in %bewaing. The brideg- Carolan attended the 4th of with ~i.and Mrs. Michael FIVE YEARS AGO Klco. , the 31st annual Michigan New members of the Cass Twins Convt2ntion in Lori Strathdee of Auburn companied her sister, Mrs. room was David .Orr of July parade in CaSS City Comment and Matthew in City Lions club are Mike Hills, went to Brighton last Bert Bain of Drayton shwaingand, after a hen- 'and a pig roast at the home Export, Pa. With no money available Kalamazoo. For the third week to view the gathering, for student transportation Bigelow, Terry King, Billy time, the Cass City twin sis- Plains, leaving last Wed- eymoon cruise, the couple of Mrs. Vince Romain on Jim and Krys Mosack of Coston, Ray Armstead Jr. at the Brighton Recreation nesday to spend a few days now resides in New Hamp- Darbee Rd*, Flint spent the Fourth of *thiscoming year in the Cgss ters were awarded first Area, of the Michigan Ses- shire. '~1~~attending the Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brid- July holiday at their home City district, transporta- and Harold Roth. place as the most look- with Mrs. Bain's daughter, Ellen Palmer was quicentennial Wagon Train Charlene Supina and fam- wedding were M~.and M~~.son Of Bad Axe, Miss Kim here. tion director Jim Fox as- alikes in their age category. in which the Ziehms' sisted by Michael Groos- crowned Fourth of July Seventy-five sets of twins ily in Hancock. Jerry Generous and Jack Festival queen Friday attended this year's gather- neighbor, Howard McMil- Jack and Harriet Down- Generous of Caro, Mrs. I 1 beck, has been removing lan participated. The 200 batteries from the buses, evening. The new queen, 18, ing . ing left a week ago to attend Leroy David of Ypsilanti, is the daughter of Mr. and Vacation Bible Schbl at wagons and 240 outriders the wedding of their son, Bill Johnston and Delores which are being parked be- camped at Brighton before Dr. Greg Downing, stop- I Newbooksat hind the high school. Mrs. Leo Palmer of Craw- Good Shepherd Lutheran Leiterman. ford Road. continuing to Lansing ping in Ithaca, N.Y., to pick Dan Rabideau of Jackson The fourth annual Cass Church will be held July 25- Saturday. Mr. McMillan's City Fourth of July Festival 29. Mrs. Dale Iseler is up the best man, Kevin Hts., N.Y., spent last week grandson, Jeffery McMil- Downing. The wedding took with his parents, Mr. and TEN YEARS AGO superintendent. libraryY is considered a success. lan of St. Paul, Ind., as- place last Saturday in Lin- Mrs:DickCarroll. Tuesday I the The grand parade Saturday Winners of the afghan sisted with driving the pair I afternoon went "very Mrs. Cathryn Okerstrom and baby blanket raffle, denwald, N.J: The bride is they visited Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Carolyn Blades, of mules on the McMiHan Miss Lynda SCUlli, of Lin- Tim Rabideau and Lisa in smooth," according to held in conjunction with the wagon. FROM * THE HEART by June Carter Cash (non-fiction), parade co-chairman Alah both of Cass City, attended Gagetown Study Club rum- denwald. The couple hon- Lansing, The trials and tribulations of motherhood, country music mage sale, were Frankie The Don Delong farm and eymooned on their way to superstardom, and marriage are just a few of the topics ______. the Gail and Bob Koch farm Anker, afghan, and Deb new jobs in hospitals in BIRTHDAY explored in this heartfelt and unassuming autobiography. were others from the area Kansas City, Mo, They are Shope, baby blanket. represented in the Michi- June Carter Cash is unsparing in documenting her Professional and Business Michael Kirn, USN, making their home in M&~and Ne1 Wa]d husband's drug problems, her showbiz beginnings with the stationed in Rota, Spain, gan Sesquicentennial Train Shawnee, Kan- Kevin hosted an open house at Carter Family, and the struggle to keep her family has been promoted to Elec- '87. Downing returned home their home on Cedar Run together. She tells how her Christian beliefs provided the trician second class. He will ****** with his Parents and spent Rd. Sunday in honor of the strength she needed to deal with the dehumanizing routine DI RECTORY be eligible for discharge in the week. 80th birthday of Mike's of life on the road and to help her daughter, Rosey, battle February when his four- Saturday, June n, the mother. Mrs. Alma Wslrl cocaine addiction. year enlistment is com- Last weekend guests at Among the guests attend- PHYSICIANS pleted. the home of Marge and ing the buffet luncheon AFTER THE STORM by Judith Richards (fiction). The Leonard Karr were Mrs. COlWeu to speak were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis setting is near the Everglades towards the end of WWII. t Karr's sister and brother- 25 YEARS. AGO Grylicki of Rochester, Miss Terry Calder, his mother and sister await the return of his Anderson, Tuckey Harold T. Donahue in-law, Marian and Harold at TAWC meet Margarite Wald and Mary serviceman father, who is investigating the liberated Bernhardt & Co., P.C. M.D., A.A.F.P. Oatley of Allen Park. Louise Merz and family of concentration camps. This is a time of discovery for the Cerfihed Publrc Accounlanls Two Cass City brothers 4674 Hill Street inquisitive redhead, who befriends a smart-alecky half- GbW Amurn. GPA - 873-3137 and a Cass City girl are BIRTHDAY Persons interested in Saginaw, Mary Jane Hol- mokn TUC~~O~.CPA - BTZ-~~XI Cass City poetry may want to attend comb and family of North Indian boy, a braindamaged, unintentionally violent among a number of stu- CELEBRATION Jmrfv Wnhudl, CPA - 673 3137 872-2323 dents currently employed the next meeting of the Branch, the Maynard adolescent and a veteran who lost both his legs in the 7 15 E Frank SI , Caro, MI Ottlcr hour# weekday8 for the summer on Mac- Thumb Area Writer's Club Doerrs of Caseville, Mr. Pacific theater, Terry yearns to explore the Florida and Mrs. Bessie Kenny and except Thurrdry kinac Island. They are slated for 7:30 p.m. July 14. and Mrs. Ken Marharg, Mr. swamps with the disabled Deke, and when his mother 6261 Church St Lynn and Dick Albee and Mrs, Mary McKellar spent The meeting place is the and Mrs, Frank Butler, Ada forbids him, he turns for help to a gypsy conjurer. Moving Cass City. MI the day last Sunday in among adults, he observes but doesn't fully understand Pho- 872-4668 Janet Walmsley. Sanilac County Coopera- Salgat, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dr. J. Gelsslnger Mr. and Mrs. William Marine City where Clayton tive Extension office,37 Au- Finkbeiner, all of Cass City, sexual relationships, latent racism and the terrible reports Chiropractor McKellar celebrated his stin St., Sandusky. and many others. from Europe. Martus Sr. spent from Fri- 87th birthday. The day Ray Armstead Jr. day until Sunday with Mr. Dick Colwell, professor - began when Mr. McKellar FLIGHT OF THE OLD DOG by Dale Brown (fiction). It . Certified Public Acmunfenf Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. and Mrs. William Martus was honored at the Fellow- of creative writing at St. Mrs. Fran DeVore of Nor- Wlu Hour.: Q-5 MOn -Fri . S4I 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Jr. in Hagerstown, Ind. Clair Community College, mal, Ill., arrived last is not the Reagan Administration that has secretly been Q.12. 0th~houri by Appornunent ship Baptist Church morn- developing a Strategic Defense Initiative in this first book Sat., 9-12 a.m. They took home Craig and ing service. Will b4speaking on the Thursday and spent a few 6312 Main Street 21 N. Almer. Caro, Mkh. Carrie Martus, who had toplc, Varlous Forms of days with her mother, Mrs. by retired USAF Captain Brown, but the Soviets, and as Cas6 City, MI 48726 A granddaughter and soon as the system comes on line, the Russians flagrantly Acrose from IGA itwe spent a few days with their grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Poetry." He has taught at W.C, Hunter. (517) 872-4532 grandparents, the Jerome St. Clair for 25 years and Mrs. Ella Fritz of Pigeon attack American intelligence and military craft with their Phone Car0 6734464 Rocheleaus at Gagetown. Denny Vantaine hosted a holds a Ph.D. and doctorate was a Faller Friday at the laser weapon. The President and his advisors appeal to the family get-together at their UN Security Council; they even dispatch sophisticated B-1 Wayne H. Mellendorf, home in Marine City for the in creative writing. home of Mrs. Mary McKel- gunner's mate first class, Writers are encouraged lar. bombers and a new, armed space satellite, but both are remainder of the day. thwarted, and the U.S. is left dangerously incapable of Rlchard A. Hall, D.O. USN, son of Mrs. Erma to bring some of their Arriving last week for the Mellendorf, Owendale, is poetry to read at the meet- July 11 wedding of Miss detecting a missile launch from the eastern U.S.S.R. Os f eopa fhic Physician ****** Desperate, they decide to send a souped-up veteran B-52 4674 Hlll St. serving aboard the attack ing as Dr. Colwell will help Mary Kay Burrows and aircraft carrier Oris- critique several poems. Kenny Koch of Rochester bomber, the Old Dog, and its expert navigator Patrick Cass City, Michigan USS Ruth Russell of Grand McLanahan on a crucial mission into Siberia to neutralize kany, which has joined the Rapids and Phylis Conners The club's annual Spring were Chuck and Laura Lee 872-4446 Seventh Fleet in the West- Writing Contest ended June Sugarman and Ruth the death ray. om~672-4725 I+X-W 872-4762 of Caseville were callers ern Pacific. last Monday at the homes 15. Entries are now being Freeman of Apple Valley, Dr. Earl Nelson, M.D., of the Dick Walshes and Judged by ~ Mary Seiber- Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids physician, is garth, flctlon; Ann Tim Burrows and sons, .... Mrs. Gerry Carolan. slated to begin Monday as Ransford, non-fiction and Peter, Tyler and Matthew DENTISTS Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. While the John Arvoys Surgeon assistant to Dr. H.T. and Sherry Woodard and Bill Finland, poetry. Prizes of Mesa, AZ. Tim and Donahue at the Donahue daughter were visiting the will be I awarded during Kathy Burrows and sons CAR0 FAMILY Specialist In Stomach Clinic on Hill Street. A na- ceremonles at the August spent the week with Bill and and Bowel Problems Eugene Comments last DENTAL CENTER tive of South Dakota, he and weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Bill meeting. Nancy Burrows, the pa- Dalton P. Coe, D.O.S. his wife plan to arrive in Bliss of Cass City and Mr. Additional information rents of the bride. Tyler will I Darrell M Sheets, D.M.D., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Cass City Sunday. on the writer's club and its visit a few more weeks. Saturday 9 to 12 and Mrs. Chuck Bliss of Assoc. - noon functions is available by Diane and Michael Closed Thursday Caro were dinner guests v WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 Jeff Walby, D.D.S., Assoc. 35 YEARS AGO Saturday. sending a self-addressed, Malapolski spent a few thru 204 W. Sherman, Car0 6230 Hospital Drive Mrs. Shirley Rabideau of stamped business size en- days with Mrs. Sue Penrod. Monday fhru Friday 8-5 Cass City, MI 48726 Superintendent Willis velope to TAWC, 125 El- Mr. and Mrs. Wendell SATURDAY, JULY 18 Tues. and Thurs. Evenings Phone 8724611 Campbell of the Cass City lington St., Caro, MI 48723. Birch of Bay City were cab Safurday by Appoinfrnenf Public Schools has an- Shaw graduates Phone 673-2939 Home 872-3138 nounced the appointment of Emergency 883-3530 Ralph Powell as the new from Cedarville .music instructor at the school. Mr. Powell will re- Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Kevin Shaw, a 1984 Cass PUBLIC REAL ESTATE place Don Borg, He and his R. Paul Chappel, DDS, PC Chlroprectlc Physldan City High School graduate, Family Dentisfry wm:kcon., fm.,wa.. FII. wife have been living in Ed- has received a Bachelor of C12 lylon m 13B6:OO p.m. more. Cmnprehensive Orthodontic8 &ani.y Q12 a.m. The Cass City Methodist Arts degree in English from 6240 Hill, Cass City CbulAyDay~y Church Choirs will present Cedarville College in phorn 172-2765 Cur CHy Cedarville, Ohio. Phone 872-3870 Iw Appolntmt a concert at the church Sun- I day. The program will in- clude numbers by each LAND .AUCTION. HEALTH CARE choir, a solo by Mrs. Ruth N Beatrlz G. Martln, M.D. Hoffman and a cornet trio IMMEDIATE Infernal Medlclne that features Roger Mar- shall, Kathy Wood and NON-EMERGENCY Freddie McConkey. ATTENTION! 4672 Hill SI. Cass City, MI HEALTH CARE Pvt. C. Grant Strickland, Cass City, MI Main St $25 fee who has been training at Phone 8724331 Camp Chaffee, Ark., ar- DEVELOPERS INVESTORS 1~1du-qphywan'a tee - rived home Saturday on addinbc room +// OFFICE HOURS: furlough. Mr. and Mrs. No Appointment Necessary Mom-Fri. 8 a,m.-5 p.m. Strickland are spending 6 00-8 30 p m Frays some of his furlough at the SPECULATORS 2 34.8 30 p m Saturdays Saturday 8 a.m.-Noon 1000.m -83Opm Sunday Fort cabin at Mio. He Accepting New Patlsntr leaves July 27 for Camp HILLS AND DALES I Kilmer, N. J. 18 ACRES 'OF VACANT LAND HOSPlT AL i Miss Esther Buehrly vis- l.rwrrnco C. Whltlng, M.D. I ited her grandmother, Mrs. Lydia White, this week IN THE VILLAGE OF HOME CARE from Monday until Friday. Kevin Shaw Janos on duty Shaw, who plans on pur- CASS CITY, MICHIGAN THUMB AREA I 4072 Hlll SIrrrl HOME CARE AGENCY Cam Clly. MI suing a career in the field OfFtM HOURS Okinawa of sports information at a Nuralng:Occupatlonrl. Phyalcal, in ZONED RESIDENTIAL MWythn~ Frldry Appdntnmt Speech Therapy By Marine Lance Cpl. Philip Midwestern university, S Nurse Aldss up 10 24 houra. Olflc.: 672-4344 E. Janos recently reported was one of 400 graduates in Medlcrre and Msdlcdd cOt?lfld. Horn@:112.301'1 for duty with the 3rd Marine Cedarville's centennial This is your opportunity to purchase at public real estate land auction the following described Blue CloSs Division in Okinawa. class. He is the son of Mr. property. 18 acres of land in the Village of Cass City, Michigan and being in and a part of the NW1h Your /oca/ly ow&, prlvals and Mrs. Richard Shaw, non-prof/!,full service N. Y. Yun, M.D. Janos, whose wife, Carol, of NWV4 of Section 34, Elkland Township, Tuscola County, Michigan. Home Care Apncy is the daughter of Jack and 6235 VanDyke Rd., Cass Phyrlclm & Surgeon City* (5 17) 674-8746 WIG. ~ourr: Sharon Hertwick, 2739 Cemetery Rd., Cass City, is Sale to be held on the premises being offered for sale on the east end of Garfield Street, Cass City, \ 1 (800) 358-4719 Mon..Frl. 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m, - a 1984 Caro High School "Maxims are the condcmsed Thurs. 9 a.m. lo 12 p.m. Michigan (as per map insert) at 6:OO p.m. on: - graduate. He joined the good sense of nations. Sat. - 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. * INSURANCE Marine Corps in July 1984. -James Mackintosh 6232 Horpltrl Orlvr Allen Wlthempoon Cia@Clty New Ewlud U1I Off IC. 8724733 NEL Ol-Fund Res. 872-4257 NEL EqultyFvrd PUBLIC NOTICE FRIDAY, JULY 17 NEL kwxnwFvd Monry M.r(l.1 swlrr - VETERINARIANS This is one of the remaining large tracts of land that is available for sale in the Village of Cass City. Phone 872-2321 The Secretary of State office is now open - 4615 Oak Cess City COMPANION ANIMAL, in Marlette. This is a full service office, CITY WATER AND SEWER -1- NATURAL GAS AVAILABLE including voter registration. The office is . OPTOMETRIST HOSPITAL 4438 S. Seeger SI. open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. 7--- to Cass Clly - Phone 872-2255 TERMS: Available qualified buyers. $5,000.00 as security deposit on day of sale and arrange- I to 12:OO noon and from 1:00 p.m. to 500 p.m. ment for balance of money within 30 days from date of sale. A Commitment of Title Insurance Dr. G. W. McNlven Rod Ellle, D.V.M. The office is located in the former Marlette Dr. R. R. Wat8on Carol Galkm~EIIIa,D.V.M. will be issued for purchase amount. Opfomefrisrs Homes Corporate building at Wilson and - Primary Vlmlon Center P.C. Church Streets just 1 block east of M-53. The WEMun.Caa.aClly Edward Scollon, D.V.M. telephone number is 517-635-7722. , 8724374 or 8724375 Vsferlnarien The Cass City State Bank, Cam City, Michigan, Owner Houri: Monday thru Farm and This ad sponsored by the Marlette City Friday 45 Pel Anlmals Phone 51 7-872-4338 Special Phone 872-2935 CounciI. Appointments Available 4849 N. Sesger SL Cess CirY AUCTIONEER - Lorn Hillaker, Cass City, Michigan, Phone 517-872-3019 .... PAGE EIGHT CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1987 All-star Nationals top Chip t game ends I All-Star tilts I softball year Shots The National League won N.L.scored a ru9 in the first FLIGHT 1 LADIES' GOLF The Cass City Girls' both games in the Little inning off starting pitcher Dick Wallace 116 Softball Little League League All-star double- Kent Winter. The N.L. Elwyn Helwig 114 1ST FLIGHT played their All Star game header held the Fourth of forced Winter from the Dave Lovejoy 111 Mary Rabideau 35 June 30 to cap off the sea- July. mound after scoring 5 runs Clint House 110* Linda Helwig 32 son. The West All Stars had The first game was de- in the second inning. Winter Dale McIntosh 109 June Licht 28 members from the Braves, cided in extra innings. was relieved by Paul Ulfig. Bill Kritzman 105 Nelle Maharg 27 Tigers and Hawks (placing Starting pitchers were The N.L. continued the Newel1 Harris 103 Toby Weaver 27 second, fourth and sixth Mark Kubacki for the Na- scoring attack by adding 3 Ken Zdrojewski 100 Ruby Dunevant 25 place in the regular sea- tional League and Ben runs in the third inning. Gene Kloc 98 Mary Ryan 21 son). The East All Stars Schott for the American John Phillips pitched 3 Steve Fobear 95 Dee Lerash 20 consisted of players from League. The A,L. struck scoreless innings for the Jim Peyerk 95 Mary Yaroch , 1' the Cubs, Reds and Pirates first in the third inning after N.L. Jim Fox 93 Pat Bess lb (Erst. third and fifth in reg- Lyle Severance tripled and The lone A.L. run came Tom Craig 89 ular season). scored on a throwing error. in the fourth inning off re- Rich Tate 89 2ND FLIGHT The West ~11Stars were MEMBERS OF THE Cass City Girls' Softball League Ben Schott held the N.L. liever Steve Muska. Jeff Don Ouvry 87" Ruth DiMaggio 37 led by Jodi Benitez with 3 championship team, the Cubs, are (front row, from left): scoreless for the first 3 in- Swiderski relieved Ulfig in Billy Coston 85 Marilyn Carpenter 34 nings. Greg LeValley Clark Erla 04 Vera Ferguson 28 Janethits andKubacki, Jodi LaRoche,Shelley the fifth inning and Graham Jodi Wright, Tracey Boerner, Andy Venema, Sarah Edzik, pitched the remainder of relieved Muska for the N. Don Hilbig 72 Linda Herron 28 Mellendorf, Stephanie Krista Connolly, Stephanie Szarapski. Back row : Coach the game for the A.L. L. to close out the victory. Kally Maharg 28 Leitermanwith2hitseach. Pete Boerner, Manager John Connolly, Kathy Bolton, The N.L.tied the game in Members of the N.L. All- FLIGHT 2 Norene Krug 25 the fourth inning on a walk Stars were John Phillips, Phil Gray 116 Geri Corcoran 22 StephanieTracey LeitermanPatera, and Brandy Eason, Keri Santos, Melinda Papp, Jennifer to Billy Graham and a hit Alan Prosowski, Brent John Haire 115 ,Jean Palmer 16 Jenny Storm each pitched McNaughtbh,- Sheri DeLong, Jane Marker. Coach Joe by Tavis Osentoski. Howe, Joe Luana, Billy Don Schelke 113 Eleanora Rees 16 3 inningsfor the West team. Santos. Graham pitched scoreless Graham, Jim Golden, Paul Branoff 107 Belle Wahl 1L The East All Stars were ball for the N.L. in the Aaron Hewitt, Dirk De- Clarke Haire 105 led bv Jandi Hillaker with --- -d - fourth and fifth innings, Long, Mark Kubacki, Tavis Jerry Houghton 104 3RD FLIGHT 3 hits (including a home run sending the game into extra Osentoski, Wendell Alva Allen 103 Verna May MacRae 34 and a triple) and Jodi Hill- Bean Queen deadline set innings. The A.L. was un- Guinther andSteve Muska.' John Maharg 100 PhyllisJan Kritzman Ridge 34 aker with 3 singles; Jodi able to score in the sixth Members of the A.L. All- John Parker 100 26" Wright. Rhonda Fee and inning off Steve Muska. Stars were Brian King, Kim Glaspie 98 Lil Jaroch 25 KerFSantos each had 2hits. The N. I,. won the game, Matt Anthony, Chad Ellew Jim Smithson 93 Maxine Clara 22 Mindy Fulcher also ho- Applications are still 2-1, by scoring a run in the baum, Kent Winter, Ben Bob Stickle 92 Bunny O'Berski 22 mered. being taken for the 1987 sixth inning on hits by Schott, Greg Levalley, Russ Biefer 91 Joann Brown 22 Kathy Bolton, Jandi Hill- Bean Queen crown, accord- Graham, Joe Luana and Lyle Severance, Jeff Ron Nurnberger 89 Georgine Jensen a* aker, Kim Morley and Keri ing to Bill Bortel, Tuscola Osentoski. Swiderski, . Paul Ulfig, Doug Herringshaw 88" Mary Lou Mauer 20 Santos did the pitching for County Cooperative Exten- The second game was Jason Morgan, Darren Dick Hampshire 85 * Blanche Rumptz 12 the East squad. sion Service director. won by the N.L.,9-1. The Wallace and Jason Klein. George Ridge 79 Dave Hoard 92 4TH FLIGHT behind 13-15 after 8 innings Betty Hammond + 40 but they scored 2 runs in the Virginia Ruthko 40 top of the ninth to go ahead. FLIGHT 3 Doris Rawson 34 The East team came back Dick Gorz 128 Gloria Schelke I 34 to score 2 more runs in the Jim Apley 127 Marge Tuttle 22 bottom of the ninth to win Daryl Iwankovitsch 124 Evelyn Coaster 22 the game. Mark Swanson 121 Chris Erla . 16 A picnic and awards pre- Rick Peterson 120 Marie Scott f6 sentation followed the Don Work 109 Irene Mioduszewski 8 game to close out the year. Tom Schweigel 104 Bill Ewald 102 * Points to be adjusted. ' A pinch of baking soda added to the water when cooking dried beans will im- prove their texture and pre- vent mushiness and crack- ing. Don't salt until the beanq are tender.

Larry Davis 63 One of the brightest stars in our galaxy is Rigel. Its light toward us at 4 speeds FLIGHT 186,272 miles $er hour and John Agar 134 takes 500 years to reach George Heins 126 earth! Ron Geiger 123 Tim Cummings 115 Dave McNaughton 106 Rich Heck 105 Bert Althaver 104 Keith Pobanz 102 Brad Hilbig 101 Ken Jensen 101 Mike Lefler 100" . . .'Our depmdrblr, lull inrurrncr renlcr Is Phil Moses 97 now located at Wally Marston 91 Norm Bouffard 72 6146 E. Cass City Rd. J.R. Boldizsar 70 Cass City, MI 48726 Jim Ceranski 70* Don Hazard 70 Mark Wiese 59 *Permission to make up match.

LEAGUE HONOR ROLL BE SURE AND get your noses plugged! These 10-12- vear-olds ahtaking off on an underwater swim during the Low Actual Round for f -. Year - C. House and D. water games at the pool. McIntosh - 35. Jim Ceranski

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a0~~ . you are, Flight 2 - Paul Branoff, when you Clarke Haire and Bob need us. Stickle~. - 40. RUNNING TOWARD THE finish line in the tot run is 6- government's procedures1 Flight 3 - Mark Swanson FARM BUREAU' year-old Nathan Haag of Cass City. Haag competed in the INSURANCE Tuscola County looking for area business ganized by the county EDC - 41. fl 5-6 age group in the tot run and is the son of Dan and Shirley - Tim Cummings GROUP

Economic Development people who would like to and Sue Kraft, the Local yu4111m .I--* I, .,-.a. U".n .*.-* Haag of Cass City. Corporation officials are start doing business with Procurement Office + 44. the state -and/or federal specialist with the Thumb government. Growth Alliance in Mar- The EbC, in cooperation lette. with the Thumb Growth Al- Additional information liance, has scheduled 3 on the program and regist- meetings designed to show ration for one of the infor- how to go about procuring mational sessions is availa- government work con- ble by contacting the tracts. county EDC offibe at 673- The sessions are slated 2849. for 9:30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. July 14 at the EDC of- fice, 1134 Cleaver Rd.. Suite Flower sale 800,'Caro. According to EDC Direc- s Zu te d b Y tor Jim McLoskey, he ideal goal of local busines- The Kingston Township ses netting government localvets contracts is an improved economy, with the increase A tradition for several in work possibly allowing years is slated to be con- BOARD OF APPEALS some local businesses to ex- tinued Friday by Cass pand, creating additional City's Disabled American jobs. Veterans Post 50. will meet The annual forget-me-not "We do have some man- sale will be conducted to ufacturing businesses in raise funds to help ensure the county who have al- the welfare of veterans and ready been pretty success- their dependents, Post THURSDAY, JULY 16 ful in procuring federal Commander Andy Kozan government contracts," he said. 7 p.m. pointed out, adding that ,''We give to hospitals in smaller businesses, such as Iron Mountain, Saginaw, those involving construc- Ann Arbor and Allen Park tion or janitorial services, - they're all (Veterans Ad- AT TOWNSHIP HALL are more apt to go after ministration) hospitals," Wilmot state contracts. he noted. "There is paperwork in- Post members will be on volved in the process, but a the Main and Seeger streets number of businesses that intersection at 7 a.m. and To discuss 8 request for a variance have signed up for govern- stay all day until 5 p.m., on setback requirements brought ment procurement have Kozan remarked. found that it is worth- The organization was by Simon Pollum of Nettleton Street while," McLoskey added. formed in 1921 to assist vet- in Wilmot. The upcoming training erans in obtaining VA be- workshops have been or- nef its. CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1987 PAGE NINE

THE HILLS AND DALES General Hospital men’s division team rolls to victorv over the Ben Franklin squad to clinch the 1987 bed racing crown Saturiiay . A PERENNIAL AWARD WINNER, this year’s Provincial House float was no exception. The 1987 entry netted the-Dr. Harry Crandell Award for being the most sentimental float.

.” :::THE CO-OP ELEVATOR float, featuring 1986 Bean MEMBERS OF THE Hills and Dales squads, which &een Christene Ackerman, received the Belle 9-YEAR-OLD Rebecca Williams, the daughter of Herb and Theresa captured championships in both the men’s and women’s gchwaderer award for the prettiest entry. division of the bed races Saturday, are Tammi Schafer, *.I Williams of Cass City, hawks her sweet wares prior to the parade. Shelly Miller, Teresa Rabideau, Karen Nurnberger, Susie Sheldon, Joel Palmateer, Rob Hartwick, Kevin Bliss and Jeff Bramble.

BEING RECOGNIZED for putting together a good float is nothing new for the First Baptist Church in Cass City, MICHELLE DERFINY, 4, looks which again claimed the President’s Award for the most over her work of art during the paint- original float. in Saturday afternoon. She’s the daughter of Dan and Linda Derfiny, HEALTH TIPS Cass City. Recognizing symptoms of heart attack is vital

More than 550,000 people call the emergency medical phone number of the EMS will die of heart attack in service (EMS). Or if you service in your area next to 1987. Of those, some 350,000 can get to the hospital fas- your phone and in a promi- will die before reaching the ter, have someone drive nent place in your wallet or bospital. “Sadly enough, you. purse. Also, learn which many people don’t know the Other pain or discomfort hospitals in your area offer Htarning signs of heart at- in the chest and breathless- 24 hour emergency cardiac JJ tack and refuse to take their ness are not necessarily care. discomfort seriously,” says warning signs of heart at- If you don’t know CPR Model TBF14DJ pndrew M. Hauser, M.D., tack. Nervous tension may (cardiopulmonary resusci- lbmediate past president cause a breathless feeling, tation) you should learn it. of the American Heart As- difficulty in swallowing or You could save the life of a ,Fciation of Michigan lightheadedness, or tingl- loved one. If you learn the GE REFRIGER AT0 ’r (AHNMI). ;ng or numbness in the fin- warning signs of heart at- -:“The key to surviving a gers or toes. Chest pain that tack and respond quickly, Fits in only 28” Space heart attack is to recognize increases when you move you might,save someone’s €he symptoms and act im- your arms or that is as- life - maybe your own, mediately,” says Hauser, a sociated ,with a sore area on To learn more about 14.2 cu. ft. capacity; 4.59 cu. ft. freezer. SAVE Qouthfield cardiologist. the surface that becomes heart attack or to obtain a Two Ice ’n Easy frays on suspended shelf. Beath or disability is more more painful when todched free wallet card listing the Energy Saver Switch. Food Saver System Ekely to occur the longer isn’t generally associated warning signs of heart at- helps keep fruits and vegetables fresher medical treatment is de- with heart attack. Pain that tack, contact your local of- hy6d. worsens when you take a longer. Equipped for optional automatic fice of the AHMMI. “Heart icemaker. $750° - The symptoms of heart deep breath may not indi- Attack Survival Kit,” attack are: uncomfortable cate a heart problem “Heart Attack,” and “Why ‘SGDAY REFUND OR EXCHANGE OPTION FROM GE ON RETAIL PURCHASES jressure, fullness, squeez- either. Sharp pains that Risk Heart Attack” are av- i g or pain in the center of only last a few seconds ailable free of charge. ;i: e chest lasting 2 minutes aren’t generally indicators Other brochures on CPR 6r more; pain that may of a heart attmk and the risk factors of heart @read to the shoulders, According to Hauser, “If attack are also available qeck or arms, or severe you’re not certain your free. You can ask for them pain, dizziness, fainting, symptoms are serious, seek by writing the AHA/MI at: sweating, nausea or short- medical attention anyway. 16310 west 12 Mile Rd., Lat- dess of breath. Not all these If you are having a heart hrup Village, MI 48076, or symptoms may occur and attack, your chances of sur- contact your local office. gou should act im- vival are farrbetter if you mediately. If you are hav- receive medical attention The American Heart As- A DEMONSTRATOR shows the ig chest discomfort which right away.” sociation of Michigan is a ropes on making cuts with a chain saw Ws2 minutes or longer, You should keep the United Way agency. during the lumberman’s exhibit.

I. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TEN CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1987 I LETTER CLASS IFI ED TO ADS Transit (nonbusiness) rates. EDITOR 10 words or less, $1.25 eacb Ladies Aid Society. insertion: additional words . Mary Buehrly Surviving are one son, cents each. Three weeks-~~~ for~~ Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Keith Buehrly of Livonia; -r ‘mthe price of two - cash rate. Buehrly, 96, a lifelong resi- one daughter, Mrs. Alice Ungzqe zn Save money. by enclosing dent of the Cass City area, Elliot of Ubly; 4 grandchil- cash with mail orders. Rates died Sunday, July 5, at Pro- dren and 4 great-grandchil- for display want ad on vincial House. dren. One brother, Edward, column not application. She was born July 24, and 3 sisters, Leona, 1890, in Cass City, the Martha and Alma, pre- daughter of Archie and ceded her in death. appropriate Automotive] Emeline (Striffler) Mark. Funeral services were ~~ Miss Mark married Fred conducted Tuesday at 11 Cass City Chronicle, 1979 MALIBU Classic, L. Buehrly Dec. 21, 1915, in a.m. at Salem United Wednesday, July 1,1987,in power steering, power Cass City, where they made Methodist ’ Church, with my opinion the article brakes, AM/FM radio. Cak. their home. Mr. Buehrly Rev. Clare Patton, pastor, graduation blues by Jim 872-3897 after 4:OO. 1-7-1-3 died Aug. 24, 1971. officiating. Fitzgerald in line 9, 10 was She was a lifelong, and Interment was in Elkland not necessary to use lan- FOR SALE - 1976 pickup the oldest, member of Cemetery. guage like that. with camper, $1,900. Also Salem United Methodist Little’s Funeral Home fiberglass pickup cap top Church of Cass City, and was in charge of arrange- Mrs. George L. Arnott for El Camino. Call 872- was a past president of the ments. THE OWENDALE AND CASS CITY fire departments spray at the ball during- Bad Axe, Mich. 4M2. 1-7-8-2 the water ball fight...... ~.*.,.<*...*.*.,...~.~;.~****.~.~.~.~.....*.~.~.~.~.~.~...~.**...... =....:...... +..;I...... j-:.t.’.:s’.::r.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:.:.:.:. Dorus Klinkman ...... ~b~.:.:.:...... FOR SALE - 1982 Ford Fairmont Futura, 2 tone, 4 cqmp offep Dorus Robert “Dutch” door, Looks and runs good Klinkman, 71. a lifelong Your neighbor says $2,15O.’Callafter 4 p.m. 872- resident of the Cass-City for 2236. 1-7-1-3 Work approved~~ Kelly for amkids area, died Thursday, July 2, at his residence after a Descendents in service FOR SALE - 1985 Chevy lengthy illness. Cavalier. 38,OOd miles, He was born May 20,1916, Novesta Township $4700. Call 872-2825. 116-24-3 with cancer in Elkland Township. son of Rd. in make Harvey and Cora (Helwig) Fodappreciated Area children stricken Klinkman. Road work and proposed that the board approve road Township cemetery. Some think of the Fourth she said. ‘Yes. but all of Maikrzek ; with cancer are being in- ~ Klinkman and Miss Ann construction of a memorial of July as a day to get away yours came home.”’ Jarvis were married Oct. work on Keliy Road, The committee -is com- vited to attend a new sum- were discussed by the township Clerk Nursie L. posed of Everett Field, from it all and go to their “America does mean a mer camp sponsored by the 13, 1940, in Owendale. Novesta Tuwnship Board Kloc said, adding that the Bruce Holcomb, Audley summer cottages. stationed He served with the United lot to me. I’ve got several American Cancer Society, during a 90-minute monthly ,board approved work on Horner and Grant Kelly. I Some stay in the area to grandchildren in the ser- Tuscola Unit President States Army during World meeting Monday night. one mile from Englehart Kloc stated that the board take in what the community in England War I1 in the European vice and got another one * Betty LaFave announced. Two residents, including Road to Crawford Road. discussed the project, but has to offer on a holiday, going in a couple of weeks. There’s no charge for the Theatre. Kay Warner, requested The work, placing gravel made no decision. Action but their prime motive is to Air Force Airman First He attended the Salem They’ve been in every Class Gregory J. Maikrzqk summer event, knowp as in bad spots and possibly on the proposal is expected have a good time. branch of the service.” Camp “Catch-A-Rain- United Methodist Church of some grading, will be done next month. she indicated. has arrived for duty with bow,” which will be held Cass City. He was Past HI.Muntz named instead of ProPOSed gravel- Also Monday, the board And still others re- She added that she en- the 501st Tactical Missile north of Muskegon near Commander of the Tri- ing on Warner Road from learned that the Depart- member July 4 as the day joyed the parade and that Maintenance Squadron in Montague Aug. 29 through County Post American Leg- Kelly Road to the south, ment of Natural Resources statesmen from 13 British she spent the afternoon England, where he will be Sept. 1. ion, Cass City. new member on Kloc explained. has issued a permit for re- colonies listed their. grie- watching her great-grand- stationed for the next #2 According to LaFave, ac- Survivors, besides his vances and demanded inde- son play in the Little years. wife, Ann, are one daugh- Turning to the memorial placement of a bridge over pendence from the mother tivities offered will include proposal, Kloc said that a Mud Creek, located on League All Star contest. Maikrzek, 21, is a missile a 2-hour canoe trip, non- ter, Mrs. Richard (Janet) committee appointed at the Cemetery Road between cquntry, and independence “His team won both maintenance specialist. &e competitive games where Wright of Cass City; 2 sons, recent Old Settlers Reunion Shabbona and Deckerville they achieved after fighting games,” she said. joined the Air Force in 1984, everyone wins and other William Klinkman and Fre- has prbposed placing a roads. the Revolutionary War. Mrs. Guinther Whitefoot, the year he graduated from derick Klinkman, both of The Elkland Township Ubly High School. traditional summer aq- memorial, in honor Of Kloc said she isn’t sure Men and women were 87, had 14 children - 10 sons Cass City; 6 grandchildren Board selected Howard Maikrzek is the son qf tivities such as swimming, Muntz as the new member township veterans, near the when that project will get ready to fight for their and 4 daughters. She lives boating and fishing. and one sister, Mrs. Wil- entrance of the Novesta underway. country, and their descen- on Seventh Street in Cass Richard W. and Rose A. liam Roblin of Caro. Two of the Zoning Board of Ap- Maikrzek, Clem St,, Camp Catch-A-Rainbow peals Monday evening. dents have been &ady to do City. 1980 is only possible because of brothers, Keith and James, Ubly. preceded him in death. Muntz is replacing Jack so several times since the the on-going support that Laurie, who has resigned first Fourth of July. the American Cancer Soci- Funeral services were Maharg named to new held Sunday at Little’s Fun- from the Board of Appeals. Your neighbor, Marion Elephant artist ety receives from people In other action, the board Guinther Whitefoot, says here in Cass City, LaFave eral Home, Cass City, with Rev. Clare Patton, pastor agreed to designate gravel she enjoys Fourth of July “Art is a human activ- remarked, adding that ad- roads according to the offi- .Thumb Tourism Council celebrations because sev- ity,” wrote Leo Tolstoi. Ob- ditional information about of Salem United Methodist Church, officiating. cial Tuscola Road Commis- eral members of her family viously he never read Na- the camp is available by sion map, Township Clerk Cass City resident John County residents named to have served in the armed tional Wildlife magazine. contacting the society at Burial was in Elkland 1- Cemetery, Cass City. Norma Wallace said. Maharg is one of 5 Tuscola the recently formed Thumb forces and she has been According to a recent arti- 800-ACS-2345. Area Tourism and Recrea- lucky enough to have them cle, elephants also have an tion Council. all return home. artistic bent. One elephant The council, formed to “I had 7 boys in the ser- at a Syracuse, N.Y., zoo, address 9 and improve vice and they all came for instance, has created tourism in the Thumb, con- back. They fought in World mare than 200 drawings and sists of 22 Thumb residents War 11, Korea and Viet- paintings since being giveh representing Tuscola, nam,” she said. paper and pens in 1976. Ex- ,SPECIAL Huron, Sanilac and Lapeer “I remember (a friend of perts say that the fact that counties. mine) lost one of her boys. the elephant’s productions The group is slated to When they brought him are reasonably centered on meet at 7 p.m. July 14 at the back she was crying and I each page and that each one Thumb Business Center, told her, ‘if it was meant to is “finished” indicates that 3270 Wilson St., Marlette, to be, it was meant to be,’ and the elephant does have discuss the mission, goals some sense of art and good- SCHOOL and structure the council form. will adopt. “This is an exciting meet- ing, (because) it will set the direction of tourism in the Find the Service or Product E LeE TJ N Thumb area for years to You Need in This. . Action Guide SPECIAL ELECTION THE0 ELECTORS come,” Thumb Growth Al- I NOTICE OF C OF OF liance manager Carl J. CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Osentoski remarked. I TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES, MICHIGAN “The make-up of the council is a deep well of I I knowledge and experience s TO BE HELD to draw on,” he continued. “The members of the coun- - JULY 20, 1987 cil are not only interested r I in drawing more visitors to CASS CITY TIRE GARY WILLS 24=HR. SERVICE the area but in improving TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: Hercules and Cooper CONSTRUCTION the Thumb as well.” Tlre Repalr’ 1 TIRES Licensed and Insured Builder Maharg, owner of Rolling Hills Golf Course, is active Alignments Muffler8 Free E8tlm*tO8 Please Take Notice that the Board of Education, pursuant to Brakes oil Changes Sand and (3ravrl 6526 Miin locally in the Cass City Certified Mechanic Bulldoting Md a directive from the Intermediate School Board of Tuscola Plqeon Phoni 453-3611 Chamber of Commerce and Phone 872-5303 Backhoe Work Intermediate School District, Michigan, has called a special is president of the Cass City intermediate school district election to be held in the district Lions Club. I ’I Cass City on Monday, July 20, 1987. He will be joined by other Clare’s Sunoco Service 1 RUBBISH REMOVAL 2 I Tuscola representatives e fun. TirolUp8 MlnorBrtlarl~~ Rep.lrr L- James McLoskey, county POLLS ELECTION WILL OPEN 7:OO A.M., Groror 6 011 THE OF AT O’CLOCK, AND Economic Development Rich’s Disposal Corporation director ; Cer tilied Mechdnic CLOSE AT 8:OO O’CLOCK, P.M. Croft-Clara Lumbor, lac, Residentlal 8. Commercial Janet Boergert, owner of Call 872-2470 Cass City 872-2141 Mallory’s Restaurant ; - Rubbish Removal The following proposition will be submitted to the vote of Adwim Wewr Container Service Avallable James Kimmel, Pen- Plmr lwtr the electors at the special intermediate ‘school, district nywick Tree Farm; and hrfi*irbd hrr~ Call 683-2233 elect ion: Harry Burchett, co-owner L&S Mobil Service Morr.-Fri. - 8 am.d:30 p.m. of Wanderland Stage Phone 872-2342 Sat.- 8 a.m.4 p.m, Coaches. - .. SPECIAL EDUCATION MILLAGE PROPOSITION I Certilred Mechanics RUST PROOFING Sea getting clean Complete Car Care Servlce IMTALUTIOMCAR?fT4NOLf AM0 UM RWAIR L Shall the 1.6 mills limitation ($1.60 on each The tide is turning for the Wrecker SemlCe I $1,000,00) on state equalized valuation on Mediterranean Sea. After Tuff=KoteDinol 1 the annual property tax previously approved serving as a dumpsite for decades, it’s now coming Village Service Center AulomotirrSystems Rusl 6 Waxing Proofing 1 by the electors of Tuscola Intermediate clean. International Tires V-Bslla Batterlor School District, Michigan, for the education Wildlife magazine reports Tuna.upr Btlkam Mufllera Gravnl Guards CerfiliedMechaoic Runnino Borrdr of handicapped persons be increased by 1 mill that, under a multi-nation Rock Kola Slone Chip Proloclion agreement, treatment f IIf ($1.00 on each $1,000.00) on state equalized plants have be& built, and la-Torr HCL Up .& hPrw va lua t i on? governments have Phon. 1724850 Phone 26909585 cracked down dumping 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad AX0 on J THE VOTING PLACE(S) ARE AS FOLLOWS: of toxics bv ships, planes I 1 and industiies. The-latest wP)t’# kdor~,pri~ agreement calls for na- I Auto, Truck and PRECINCT NO. 1 tional governments to Small Engine Repair % Minor and Malor Repair Voting Place: High School Building in the Village of Cass City create protected areas for No Mark Up on Parts some 500 threatened Certr/rw Mecham Wa/r mwy I I wildlife species. Radlator rnd HWW Con All electors who the city ---.IC.---- school are registered with or Saler and Senlco WINDOWSUPREME CLEANING township clerk of the city or township in which they reside are 1 H miles Muth of light In I A LInLE Cur City on Cemetery Rd. Stormr-Scrrana-Windows ; eligible vote election. r Janitorial Sonice F lwrs. * to at this Ph. 872-5363 Earrr & Gutters Clrinod Hi-Riur: ’ Sanlco & Rental E~tlmst~ron Commrrcial, : FUELGAS Rlslcl@nlW4 lndualrlal Wotk I . This” en %y,-’d&&r 6f’t‘he$‘Board&f EduCation of This space could cocnp~ot.Socurily ~nnurancoSIlvlG#l Av8ilablrCOVU~QO Cass Public Tuscola, and The Complete City Schools, Huron Sanilac Counties, be yours for @ Appllance Store Michigan. 1120 Gratlot, Saglnaw as little as $1.75 Man.-Frl. 8 to 5. sat. C12 liGi,A 3 Ermrgoncy 24 tn. Senlco Call T Juncllon Mal & M.53, CU~ r7 per week. Clty 790-7609 I I Results I k chorw sitmi.zi~ Secretary, Board of Education L-- 1 PAGE ELEVEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1987 TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS General 7 Notices 1 .- (Services) (-1 FOR SALE - 1972 Chevelle (Merchandise) VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AUCTIONEERING - see FREE TO GOOD country Malibu “Muscle Car,” GARAGE SALE - miscel- VACUUM’ CLEANERS - USED STOCKADE fence, FOR SALE - new twin - to make local calls for Red Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top home - 1-year-old Austra- chrome engine, aluminum waterbed, used 1 month. Cross Blood Bank. If in- dollar for your property. lian Shepherd, very gentle, wheels, Holly carbs, spe- laneous items, women’s Quality, Reliability, Per- 24 ft. solar pool cover, clothing sizes 5 and 7, boys’ formance. Spring cleaning brand new pool ladder and Owner can’t sleep on it. terested call Jane Mitchell Phone 872-3019, Cass City. spayed, has shots. Call 872- cial cams, shift kick trans- Paid $308 - will sell $225. at 872-2121. 5-6-24-3 8-10-3-tf 3046. 7-7-8-1 mission, new, air shocks, clothing sizes 2 thru 6, lots time - new and used sweep- vacuum. Call 665-2552. of toys, miscellaneous ers on sale. Excellent re- 2-7-8-3 Call 872-3620. 2-7-1-3 Interior like new, body WANTED - 3 to 4 bedroom needs work. Call 517-665- household items. Thursday pair service, complete 9:oo check up only $8.95 plus home in town or nearby. 2430. 1-6-24-3 and Friday only till SWEET and Sour Cherries. FOR SALE - Boat motor 7.5 6100. 6425 7th St. 14-7-8-1 parts Free in home de- Call now for orders 665- Call 872-4468 and leave in- horse $200.00; boat motor 7 formation. 5-7-1-3 moistration. Financing 90 2456. 2-6-24-3 horse $150.00; old white 7-6-24-3 FORSALE-’81FordFair- GARAGE SALE - 4301 days same as cash. Need dresser $25.00; 4 pairs insu- mont wagon, 65,000 miles, Jacob Rd., Cass City. Fur- Kirby Parts? Will ship par- BRING NEW LIFE FOR SALE - 4 205-15 tires, lated drapes - 72x77, $40.00, FOUND - gray and white, TO YOUR CARPET $2500. Call 658-2136. 1-6-24-3 niture, clothing, toys, tools, cel post immediately. Deal good shape, $40 or best celery color. 6632 Huron. possible sheep dog, strayed beauty shop equipment and locally and save lots of Revive the original beauty of your offer. Call 872-4508, 2-6-24-3 2-6-24-3 to our home. Call 872-3957. carpet Cleaned In your own home miscellaneous. Thursday, money. Kirby Company, 5-7-8-1 by Von Schrader fi July 9,8:00till 5:W. 14-7-8-1 Bad Axe, Daniel Messing FOR SALE - raspberries, dry-foam method FOR SALE - John Deere 269-7562 or 479-6543. Au- S ecial Bu ready now, pick $1.25/qt. - No muss. No running gear and 200 bushel WATE Ir ANKS Now Renting fuss. No odor. LARGE Garage Sale - July thorized dealer. In ad- PUMPS& 7 already picked $2/qt. Use the same grain box. Also 1250 bushel 9-10-11,4811 N. Seeger, Cass va*ce, thank YOU for the Polega’s Vegetable Mar- day. steel grain bin. Call 678- BASEMENT SALE - Thurs- Myers hp deep or shallow Cass day, Friday, July 9,10, g:oo- City. For collectors, ladies business* 2-7-1-tf ‘A ket, 872-3348. Please phone City Mini FmIn Homa 4345. 9-7-8-3 well jet. Reg. $264 Sale$186 Demonrtratlon 4:00, 5883 hats and 45 rpm records, ahead to order. 2-7-1-2 Storage Argyle Rd., east Red Jacket ‘/Z hp converti- estlrnatePhomtor /, on M-81 4 miles, 3 miles somefurniture. 14-7-8-1 FOR SALE - hay mower, ble jet. Reg. $259 Sale $186 5x10 so.uth on M-53, 1% miles Flint & Walling or Rap- hay wagon, rake, grain east on Argyle. Glassware, [ ForRent1 10x10 wagon, baler,..corn picker, idayton % hp- shallow CARPET BRlTE872-461 4 ’ curtains, clothes, miscel- 10x15 corn planter, elevator, 2 FOR SALE by owner - At well jet, $176 FOR RENT - 1 bedroom 10x20 Cass City grain drills, manure laneous. 14-7-8-1 Red Jacket Renegade lh hp apartment, kitchen 6645 3rd St., Cass City. 2 10x30 8-IO-8-tf spreader, 1960 stake truck, *, story brick home, 4 bed- 10 GPM submersible pump. appliances, carpet, drapes, FOR SALE - 3 bedroom LAWN MOWER and small Gleaner E combine. Phone GARAGE SALE - moving rooms, was $38,500.00 - re- Reg. $335 Sale $275 air conditioning, coin-op Phone * 872-391 7 872-3904. 9-6-24-3 sale - July 9, 10, 8:OO-4:OO. home’ 5895 Oak duced now to $30,500.00 for Red Jacket Waterbear YZ laundry, storage bin. Call engine repair. Free pick-up Caseville. 872-3273 Clothes, dishes, lots of fur- Phone quick sale. 11% assumable hp submersible pump. 872-3610 or 673-8151. 4-7-1-3 and delivery. Used and re- 5-6-17-4 conditioned mowers for nlture, etc. 4299 Woodland. 856-2179*Shown Only by ap- mortgage. Call 517-872-4406 Reg. $395 Sale $325 I (Wanted) I. 14-7-8-1 POintment. 3-6-17-5 for appointment. 3-6-24-3 30 gallon horizontal Blad- ROOM FOR RENT - sale. Also buying old mow- reasonable, ladies only. RENT-A-STORK : An- ers. Call 872-4456. 8-6-24-3 der tank $112 nouncement service. Ador- WANTED - Someone to HOUSE FOR SALE by 42 gallon Bladder tank $126 Call 872-2377. 4-7-1-3 ~- - care for elderly woman. Myers Tornado submersi- able outdoor display deli- Real Estate owner - needs remodeling,, vered and placed in front of AUCTIONEER Responsible for meals and $15,000. Call after 5:00, 872- ble sump pump. $114 FOR RENT!! new baby’s home to an- Complete Auctioneering light housekeeping. Would NEW ON MARKET 4168. 3-7-1-3 Service Handled Anywhere. like a live-in if possible, Call Other sizes also special nounce arrival. Color of Nicely secluded 3 bedroom ranch, 17x18 family room bundle tells friends and We Make all Arrangements. 517-635-7774. 11-7-8-3 priced while supplies last. RANCH HOME WITH’ 3 Our Experience is Your with fireplace, cathedral ceiling living room, asking FOR SALE - 160 acre farm, neighbors if boy or girl. Call $45,900. bedrooms ; FIREPLACE ; Assurance. PART TIME person to do 3% miles east of Shabbona. basement; garage - excel- 872-3407. 5-4-29-tf Call 313-476-7884. 3-7-1-3 Call Ira, David & fund raising in 4-county ’ IN TOWN lent location --- $375.00, re- area for March of Dimes, Paul’s Pump Repair posit.ferences and security de- Martin Osentoski ,3 bedroom ranch, excellent condition, full basement, 673-4850 for prompt service I Services 1 Send resume to 3175 Christy natural gas heat, Thermopane windows, storage build- WE BUY LAND contracts. Phone and parts anytime Cas City 872-2352 Collect Way, Saginaw, MI 48603. ing, attached garage with opener. Turn key - move in. Free quotes. Peter Real Es- RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- 11-7-&2 tate. Phone (517)683-2711. 2-4-29-tf B.A. Calka, Realtor dential and Commercial 8-12-17-tf COUNTRY 3-6-10-8 FOR SALE - John Deere 6306 W. Main St. Cass City, Michigan 48726 Rubbish Removal. Con-‘ LADY WANTED - more as Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch, aluminum-brick exterior, riding lawn mower and tainer service available. PAINTING, spray paint- built in 19’78, living room with fireplace, dining and rototiller. Call 872-3932. Phone 872-3355 Call 683-2233. 8-2- 12-tf ing, barn, roof, tool sheds, a companion to older lady. Call 872-2377 or write 4182 ‘kitchen, full basement, 2 car garage, just move in, Thinking of Buy- 2-6-24-3 4-7-8-3 truck boxes, wagons, etc. Maple, 1 1-6-24-3 Cass City Schools, $75,900. ing or Selling? - -- Revive Paint with 10 year durabil- FOR SALE - large square FOR RENT - mobile home, CARPET & UPHOLSTERY ity available. Hendrick’s ~ Beautiful wooded country setting with pond, 3 bed- Call one of our hay bales, $1.50 per bale or 3 bedrooms. Deposit and STEAM CLEANING Paint Service. Call 872-2019, HURON MEMORIAL Hos- $250 per month. No pets. rooms, redwood siding, hardwood floors in bedrooms, Real Estate pro- $65 ton. Can deliver Free estimates Don Hendrick for estimate. pital in Bad Axe has a full wood stove in living room, 2 car attached garage on 1.8 truckload. Evening calls Must have references. 1% 8-6-17-16 time short term opening for fessionals. miles from Cass City. Call Truck mounted equipment acres. 872-5416. 2-7-8-4 . LPN/OR tech on 7 to 3 shift, 872-2215 or 872-5488. 4-7-8-2 Casual eniployrnent also -I__ 2 lots - desirable subdivision. Asking $7,500.00, in Cass MISCELLANEOUS Sale - - Arthur Brown possible. Interested parties Citv. harvest table $25; natural FOR RENT - newly remod-, Cass City please apply to Personnel gas range $50; humidifier elcd business space in Department, Huron Memo- Cass City 872-2248 $25; oak desk, needing prime location in Cass City. Well Drilling rial Hospital, 1100 s. Van Car0 673-2555 2-4-tf work, $40; bikes (girl and Phone 872-4377 or 872-2352 Dyke, Bad Axe 48413. boy), needing work, $25 evenings. 4-7-31-tf and 11-7-1-2 each; box fans $10 each. LISTINGS NEEDED - Call 6644 Pine St. Call 872-2409. Pump Repair WAITRESS WANTED, for free appraisal. Our ex- 2-7-8-1 I Notices 1 bring resume to Pizza Villa. perience is your insurance. 11-7-1-2 Cass City phone 872-4377 STATE LICENSED Osentoski Realty, Cass FOR SALE - 25” Admiral AVAILABLE FROM Rent- Car0 phone 673-7777 3-7-8-1 City, phone 872-4377. A-Stork : “Unique” baby TV REPAIR, all makes, WANTED ’ - experienced color TV.Call 872-3298. Phone 673-3800 3-5-28-tf 2-7-8-1 announcement products for Al’s T.V., prompt, reasona- nurse aides to work in long new parents. Call 872-3407 ble, caII313-672-9440. 8-1-27-tf term care facility. If in- 8-5-1 __- ~ -- FOR SALE - Cab high Or 872-2191. 5-10-15-tf 3tf terested contact Mrs. camper top, $50. Call 872- ELECTRIC motor and Baker, 872-2174. 11-7-1-2 BINGO - every Wednesday 2374. 2-7-8-3 power tool repair, 4 p.m. to FOR SALE night. Open 6 :00 - early bird Chuck O’Dell 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to CARPENTERS NEEDED 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. Excavating 5 p.m. Saturdays. John - Rochester area, will train. BY l’he Thumb Post3644VFW,E.MainSt. Blair, 1/8mile west of M-53 Call Cas at 313-373-0544 Yam Shop 5-2-26-tf Septic systems installed on Sebewaing Road. Phone after 7:00 p.m. 8-12-13-tf ~ 269-7909. B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE -- & cleaned 11-7-1-2 8 sand - gravel - ponds miles north of M-81 and MASONRY WORK of all STAPLETON BUILDERS 112 types - free estimates. Call ditching - hydrahoe - dozer HOS- M-53 intersection and - roofing, sidingj additives, HURON MEMORIAL mile west on Rescue Road 872-2544 after 6:00. 5-7-8-4 backhoe pita1 in Bad Axe has a short all types of building. 3 11 Licensed. Call 517-665-9943. term to shift position Open daily 12:OO till 9:OO ATTENTION CRAFTERS ! available for RN with OB Phone (517) 872-3031 8-6-3-10 p.m. Space available on Main 4323 Krapf Rd. . experience. Also seeking Street during Cass City Cass City, Michigan RNs for casual employ- Phone 269-8097 Sidewalk Sales, July 15-18. 8-6-3-tf ment. If interested please 12-tf Free set-up! Contact Pat or apply to Personnel Depart- 2-3- Heather at 872-2432 to re- ment, Huron Memorial serve your spot. 5-7-8-1 APPLIANCE Service, Hospital, 1100 S. Van Dyke, FOR SALE - Box cover for washers, dryers, re- Bad Axe 48413. 11-7-1-2 frigerators, Al’s T.V., S-10, long bed, navy blue, FREE ESTIMATES with locks, $75, never used. Bryan. Call 313-672-9440. HOME HEALTH AIDE - Call 872-2544 after 6:00. on roofing, siding, 8-5-13-tf insulation, aluminum doors W part time. Must have prior 2-7-8-3 and windows and experience as a nurse aide JOHNSON’S SEPTIC CLEAUIlG and reliable transporta- FOR SALE - 1983 YZ-250, aluminum or CARPE! Fiber Glass awnings. TANK - Cleaning - availa- [ASS CITY, tion. Call 517-674-8746 for good shape, $450. Call 872- ble 7 days. No charge MI. more information. Equal 2544 after 6:00. 2-7-8-3 mileage. Call 269-8097. Also Upholstery Cleaning Opportunity Employer. Elkton Roofing 8- 18-18-tf Commcrcial & Residential 11-7-1-2 IN CASS CITY: IDEAL STARTER HOME OR FOR THE RETIREES! ! ! ! One story HONDA Goldwing In- & Siding Co. Fast, courteous and .-__I- home with 3 bedrooms (large),hardwood floors in all rooms except kitchen and bath- terstate, GL-1100, 1982. inexpensive room; garage and many other features -- reduced from to terms. CUSTOM HO-HO-HO Enjoy socializ- $37,500 $33,500, New tires, tuneup, clean Phone 269-7469 SLAUGHTERING Free Estimates ing with friends? Let bike. Call (517) 872-2487 SPECIAL! ! ! ! 5-4-9-tf BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB 2 rooms - $39.95 Christmas Around the after 5:00 p.m. 2-7-1-3 rmms 57.95 World bring you together 75 ACRES - productive - no buildings ---- NOVESTA TOWNSHIP ---- Your opportunity 3 - CURING,SMOKING AND 5 rooms 79.95 and make average earn- to additional land without buildings --- IT OVER ---- MAKE AN OFFER. - buy LOOK US NOWKenting LOST - black poodle in vic- PROCESSING Residential only ings up to $9.00 an hour as inity of Ivanhoe and Hadley TUESDAY & FRIDAY a demonstrator. For more Rd. Call evening 872-3784. Car & van & RV Large selection of HOMES, COUNTRY HOMES, Cass City Mini interior cleaning details call Jeanne Masker 5-7-8-1 51 7-872-4588. 11-6-24-3 BUSINESSES, FARMS, Vacant LAND, and Storage Packing o., Inc. Phone 872-3725 5x10 BINGO - Every Thursday USDA Plant 1074 Terry Edwards SAG I NAW BAY YEAR-ROUND 10x10 at St. Pancratius Hall, S. Cass City 517-872-2191 8-2-12-tf (Work Wanted] 10x15 Seeger, Cass City. Doors 8-4-9-tf TIRED OF calling for WILL DO odd jobs, base- HOMES a COTTAGES 10x20 open 6:OO pm. Early-bird -- 10x30 Satellite Service without ment, garage cleaning, 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. INTERIOR AND Exterior any response? Call Rick’s painting, yard work, Phone 872-3917 Phone 872-5410, Knights of painting. Theron Earth Station. We service babysitting, windows. Call ‘Wecarry one of the LARGEST LISTINGS in the Columbus Council No. 8892. Esckilsen, 4355 Ale St., all makes and models. Ac- Joe Leeson at 872-2677. 8 72-3273 5- 12-31 - t f Cass City. Call 872-3095. ross from Car0 Honda on 12-5-27-tfn Thumb Area - NO CHARGE FOR LISTING 2-6-17-4 84-2-ff M-81. Phone 673-4783. Elmwood Quilting 8-5-6-tf Card of Thanks I FOR SALE - Cedar posts, Circle LAWN MOWER, garden picnic tables, lawn swings, Sesquicentennial FOR A FREE- NO OBLIGATION wishing wells, clothes, line tractor and snowmobile re- Smith Refrigeratio THE MID-THUMB Girl Sc- poles, lawn chairs, wooden pair. Free pick up and de- outs wish to thank the fol- CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION on Quilt Show livery. Senior citizen dis- lowing people for all of their flowerpots. 4351 Rescue count. Loaners available. and 872- July 15-16-17 help and contributions in Road, Cass City. Call Call 872-2938. 8-6-17-6 your property CALL... 2039. 2-3-19-tf 9 till Appliance Repair making our 4th of July float 6 possible. Bukoski Sales and at the Cultural Center Service, Ubly, Longuski. BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED in Cass City Ken Martin All makes and models Berry Farm, Richard BUSINESS CARDS New quilts - Old quilts Electric, Ink Mika, Matt and Lisa Rut- B, A. CALKA, Kealtor Quilt raffle and drawing Call koski, Carl Palmateer, 6306 Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48724 Designed to make that first Quilting demonstrations Residential and 872-3092 Tom Fulcher, Osentoski ‘1 W. impression a lasting one! 5-7-8-1 Commercial Wiring Realty, Rob, Susan and :872-3355 (517 ) Code Free Estimates Cindy Watkins, VFW Post Telephone Area Highest quality GIRL SCOUTS’ Paper 8-10-22-tf 3644, Cass City, Karen 0: Drive - Leave at VFW Hall, NOW IS THE TIME raised printing. State Licensed Osentoski, Lois Mulrath Main St.,Saturday, July 11, I WILL hang wallpaper and and Walbro Corp. And, See our new catalog. 1O:OO till 1:OO. 5-7-8-1 TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION!!! Phone 872-41 14 paint trim. Call Patty 872- most of all, Patsy and De- [QUAL HOUSING 4180 Hurds Corner Road 5459. 8-6-24-3 nnis Longuski who worked REALTOR ‘ LENDER Cass City Chronicle THE LAMOTTE Township 8-8-10-tf endlessly and pulled every- or call one of owrealtor associates - 2-4-Stf Firefighters annual chic- [ Wanted toBuy 1 thing together. To all of our ’: ken barbecue will be held area Girl Scouts who par- 1 Sunday, July 12, at the RON’S Refrigeration - Rk- ticipated in the parade, William E. Hamilton M. Dale Brown FOR SALE - 5-year-old pair all makes of washers, WANT TO BUY - 15 to 25 hp Walter: G. Srostak Lamotte Township Hall, on engine with horizontal ‘Thank you - you were 072-3355 872-3150 apartment refrigerator, Snover Rd. Serving from dryers, ref rigerators , I 872-3355 $150. Call after 5:oO 872- freezers and ranges. Call shaft, any condition. Call great!” Kay Warner, Ser- 11 :30 a.m. to 4 :00 p. m . 872-4456. 6-6-24-3 vice Unit Director. 13-7-8-1 4168. 2-7-1-3 5-7-1-2 Caro 673 6278. 8-6-24-tf

c PAGE TWELVE CASCITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1987 CASCITY, MICHIGAN I Area man fights disease, experimental treatment

10 years of staying at home, person I know ; he’s always “It makes me feel lrke a raising her family. doing something,” she con- man again--to be able to According to Brady, the tinued. “The doctors are re- couple’s monthly income From the Fort Lauder- every automobile got peel my shirt off and go ally amazed at him. They smashed up tomorrow. swimming,” he said. since his illness was disco- don’t understand how he’s dale News of June 7, quot- vered and he was forced to ing a local official: “His Allstate and State Farm Brady noted that he’s walking around. They call would default. ’ probably more active than quit work has been some him the man with no comments were kind of off $700. The couple receives platelet count.” the hip.” Personally, if I can buy his doctors prefer. Two an insured bond (GEMIC, months ago, he replaced Aid to Dependent Children Richardson speaks with That’s the kind of fellow funds and Supplemental who shoots his cuffs. FGIC, MBIA, AMBAC) for the engine in his 1974 Nova a certain strength in her little more than one of the for the second time since he Security Income monies- voice when she talks about ****** same issuer, uninsured, I’ll bought the car 3 years ago. Brady was ineligible for So- her son. She’s no stranger take it, because it is slightly Despite the danger in- cial Security benefits. to tragedy--both of her pa- more marketable. volved, Brady pointed out Medicaid covers most rents died over the past 3 In Palm Beach County medical expenses, he there were 12 valedicto- I have a country boy ap- that he needs to maintain years, and her oldest son, rians of the senior classes proach to the matter: If the the vehicle for trips to Ann explained, but the 260-mile Ross, was killed when he of the public schools. Three bonds are worth insuring, Arbor. round trips to Ann Arbor crashed into a bridge on M- were Orientals, one was then they probably don’t cost an additional $50 each 53 near her home at 8537 from a family from India. need this protection. The MOM’S HOPE week. Hadley Rd., north of Cass In Palm Beach County big insurance companies “I would like to start a City. doing this are pretty smart. Brady’s mother would fund for him,” Richardson Brady, meanwhile, also maybe 5% would be of said, “I would like to see FESTIVAL COMMITTEE member Geraldine Prieskorn Oriental or Indian origin. They aren’t insuring dogs. like to help her son and his appears relatively optimis- family financially, but the him get a comfortable chair tic about his illness. It’s a in the limelight Friday evening. Above, she’s Add your own com- ****** was ments.. . mother of 8 just recently to sit in.” trait he shares with his interviewed by WNEM-Television 5 weatherman Chuck It was intriguing, too, to began working again after “He’s the most active wife, who noted that she is Waters, who luckily spotted some of the native “flying see their grade point aver- Now let’s move to a more scared of the disease. “I ages. On a scale of 0 to 4.0, stimulating field: Vodka. help him a lot,” she added. mice,’’ which assured good weather over the holiday My elite friends all swear Brady, whose diet in- 4.0 presumably being per- Annual Lamb and cludes blood clotting drugs weekend. fect, the 12 scholars had av- by Smirnoff vodka. Or at erages from 4.2 to 4.4. least they buy one bottle as well as steroids and pain By adding this extra and then when it’s empty killers, including mor- July 15 deadline layer on the marking sys- re-fill it from cheaper Fiber Affair slated phine, said he isn’t worried tem it does enable more stu- brands. about tomorrows. In San Francisco they more about natural. fibers “They gave me 6 months dents to boast of an A, or 4.0 Natural fibers and the to live when I walked out average. call this sly trick “decant- animals producing them is and fiber-producing ani- We used somewhat the ing.” mals. of” the hospital in Ann Wheatloss propm aired the slated focus of the sec- Arbor the first time, he same system in our annual Since there’s a couple dol- ond annual Lamb and Fiber The Thumb Area Lamb lars difference in vodka and Fiber Affair is co-spon- explained. homecoming parade in AffairJuly 17-18, The Affair “I constantly try to keep Lapeer in awarding prizes. prices, we went to some will be at the Huron Com- sored by the Thumb Fiber Farmers nationwide who (ASCS) office to see if they Or 27 1/2 acres. The rest of people we know at one of Friends, Thumb Sheep busy doing something--1 qualify for payment sunder the 100 acres, or 72 1/2 First there were blue rib- munity Fairgrounds in Bad just take it day by day. If were unable to plant less bons for firsts in all the clas- the major distilleries in Axe. Activities are slated Breeders, Northern Angora than 50 percent of their a program called the0/92. acres, would be acreage ses. But often political or America in search of the Goat Ranchers Coopera- somebody asks me what wheat last fall due to wet “It’s a program where permitted for possible pay- truth about vodka. to beg& at 2 p.m. July 17 I’m doing tomorrow, I say, personal factors crept in, and continue through the tive and Huron County weather can contact__ . . the AE wheat farmers who were ments, Lavoie said, ‘I’ll worry about that when unable to plant wheat last so we had on hand some In the first place, Ameri- afternoon of July 18. Cooperative Extension Ser- it gets here’.” ricultural Stabilization acd “Out of the 72 112 acres purple ribbons which said can vodka is plain old grain During the %day event, vice. Conservation Service fall can, if they follow the permitted for payments, 92 “SPECIAL AWARD.” The alcohol, 80 proof, usually, there will be a Jackpot rules and regulations, be percent, or 66.7 acres, winners of such regarded meaning 40% is alcohol and Lamb Show for FFA and able to set aside ground and would be compensational fo them highly, because of the the rest is water. 4-H members. There will be eligible for payments de- the farmer for market color purple. Meanwhile, A carload of grain comes also be shows of angora Driver sought in early termined by the market price,” he noted. winners of blue ribbons for to the distillery. Ten days goats, angora rabbits, long price,” said Jimmy Lavoie, Applications for the prog- first prizes were equally later, a carload of vodka in wool and colored wool and Huron ASCS County Execu- ram are available at a happy bottles is shipped out. Suffolk breeding stock. tive Director. farmer’s local office. The “0” stands for zero ASCS ****** Said the distillery offi- Demonstrations are morning vehicle accident The deadline is July 15. cial : slated throughout the event or close to zero percent of “It makes little if any dif- and will include spinning, acres planted, while the Notes on our National ference if it is distilled from weaving, wool carding, mla vehicle driven by James Smith, 6387 Houghton St. “92” refers to the percen- Parks : grain or potatoes. In sheep shearing, working Wilson, who arrived at E. Baker, 6469 Garfield Baker “failed to yield the tage of acres permitted to The environmentalists or America we use grain. In sheep dogs, wool picking, the scene at about 6:05 Ave., was southbound on right of way,” but was not be compensated for. ecologists or whatever they Europe they use grain or rabbit lucking, soap mak- a.m., stated that the driver Weaver Street and attempt- cited, the report indicated. A farmer with a base, or a a year average, of 100 call themselves had fit a potatoes, whichever is at ing an i! wool dyeing. apparently walked away ing to make a left turn onto Both drivers stated that 5 year ago when the Park hand. following the accident, Main Street when he drove their view was obstructed acres of wheat planted Akron, Ohio is the location There is a “sheep-to- of the annual All-American Service decided to charge a “The Smirnoff people shawl’’ contest scheduled which occurred at 5:55 a.m. into the path of a westbound by a nearby parked truck would be required to set aside 27 1/2 percent’of that Soap Box Derby. fee to campers. “It’ll be the who say it is filtered for July 18. In this activity, No damage estimate is vehicle driven by Betty A. and trailer. death of the parks,” they through more charcoal, are a sheep is shorn and the wailed. correct. Others purify it wool is immediately The outcome: Number of through what amounts to carded, spun and woven campers who came in spite double-distilling, and get a into a finished product. of the charge, was up 5% similar end product. In addition to the above over the year before. activities, there will also be As a matter of fact, the “When your friend booths with a variety of admission fee for cars -- $2 speaks of Smirnoff using especially-purified water, natural fiber products for or $3 at the major parks, is sale, including wool, about the same as it was in he again is correct. How- ever, this is true of almost mohair and angora pro- the depression days of the ducts, hand-crafted items 1930’s, when first class mail all American suppliers of vodka. This process of tak- and spinning and weaving was 2g, and post-cards were equipment. a penny. ing all the salts out of water is called deionizing. Most The public is invited to ****** companies, including ours, attend this event to learn use de-ionizing resins. I swear, people can al- Some distill the water be- ways find a way to fore adding it to the 190 al- rationalize NOT buying cohol, or vodka, as the pub- bonds. They worry about lic knows it. safety, for one thing, but “Europeans often use never think about this mat- just natural water, because ter when buying stocks. their water is quite soft. “But here’s an issue “Russians add flavors to that’s insured,” I pointed their vodkas. American out to my friend Oscar. producers do not. “Is the insurance com- “Differences bet ween pany any good, though?” vodkas (excluding the fla- he asked. vored products) can some- “Do you ask the same times be picked up by ex- question when you buy a perts -- but not after the Homeowners policy.” first drink or two.” “Well, no, except if bonds So there. Buy cheap in general go bad then the vodka, put it in a Smirnoff insurance company will bottle and save the price of never be able to pay off.” your subscription to this That’s a point. Now if the wonderful paper. whole country caught on fire, the companies Bill Myers is a retired couldn’t pay off Homeow- editor and in vestment ners wlicies, either. If counselor. Wednesday is...

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Medal Of Honor Recipient Staff Sergeant Maynard H. Smith Card, Michigan AuteDrip or Rev Perk. W Sergeant Smith departed the UniWd States for duty in “Y.31 Assorted Prints the European Theater on March 3, 1943, and was at- tached to the 423rd Bombardment Squadron 306th Bombardment Grouo. His was the twelfth Medal of Detergent- - $1.50 Off Label ’ FAME FAME Honor awarded the’U.S. Army Air Forces and the first awarded to an enlisted man.’ This museum has begun a fund drive for a new building All Co€fee to house over 300 military and space uniforms and Towels memorabilia they now own. That’s why IGA Stores are 2 Can pr&senting you with the museum‘s story. To encourage Concentrate lb. r With Coupon -1Roll Pkg. you to visit, and support them. . rnoz.Btl. $349 FAMETuna 4 02. Can For $479 Cats.. .. a

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2 for la50 Wkln. Lacquered Grapevine Wreath. Decorate with Mini Craft Frames with rich goldtune finish and plastic Craft Batt. 24x24-in. piece for a variety of Crafts.. . seasonal flowers, trim and ribbons. backs. Choice of shapes.. .1W2-h. oval, 1Mn.round quilted pillows, padded frames, placernats. Won’t shift 141/2-in...... 1.74 19%in...... 2.74 or llkin. heart. Pkg. of 3. or shed. Machine washable. 20

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2 for $3 2 yds. $1 8 for.$l 2x3-h Mini Hoop Counted Cross-Stitch Kits. So easy Polyester Lace Ruffling. 1Yin. width, especially good Polyester Thread. Now‘s the time to stock up on this to make. . .all materials and instructionsare included. as trim for pillows and hoops. Lovely pastel shades of- all-purpose thread. 200-yd. spools of white, black or Big variety of patterns. pink, blue, mint, maize, melon or lilac. assorted popular colors. 1 16 17 R ts our poky to hdw all rtms odVertiS8d in this Circular in StoCk durrng the sale period However. becauw this ctrcular is pinled approxi- nuWy 90 days prior to the ule date. there could be on unforeseen Way, 01 in some cases. non-shipment of an item We rsgrct any meweit may cause If an sdvertised item is unavailabk during ths sale peciod. we mll. lo the besl ol our sklrty. Mer a %hbtute lpem ol -raw value with an equal savin~sover the regular prce We do reserve the rlght to limit the quanttty on some items and spectal prlccs ua m dect onty during the sale period while quantrtm last 1 Sale Starts Today SAVE! Check these pages for bargains in eoery department -10- br$l 6 c,$l 14.99 2b71 Mon. thru Thur. 9-5:30 Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5:30 Lily Galaxy Floss. 6-strand, 100% &In. Clear Gtue Sticks to use with Heavy Duty Glue Gun heats within 3 Advantage Yam. %ply sport yarn of 6520 Main Street double mercerized cotton in a rainbow your automatic glue gun. Great for minutes, has twice the capacity of super soft acrylic. Good for baby of colors. 8.7-yd. skein. 5crafts and household repairs. other6 models. Trigger control. 4items, sweaters, afghans.- 1.75-02. Cass City, Michigan 48726 3 + I

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I=Ir49 -- 2 for $1 Oak Mini Frames with natural finish. Country Wooden Cut-ouk Assorted shapes for craft accents. Hang-Me Ups. Choose from a variety Crafter's Prints with a country look 3x3,3~4,3W5 or 4x5413. size. . .all at of charming birch plaques. . .ready to 100% cotton for quitting, home deco- the same low price! Instruction Books ...... 1B be stained or painted. 1nrating or crafts. 44/45 in. 10 22 IV

Look for lilac and blue tags for savings of 25% and 33% on a wide selection of quality merchandise! Values throughout the store during this sale!

took for green and yellow tags to save 50% and 60%! We've taken our already-low prices and reduced them to 3.33 5 yds. $1 99c 4199 lm99 ea. make a good buy even Stamped PilIowcamsmfpoly/ Country FlowersCraft Ribbon Natumi Abaca 8utterfly on Window Frame with Flower Craft Books. Best sellers and better. Hurry in for the best cotton in chaice of12 lovely for your summer projects. #9 flexible wire frame. Trim with Box. Wood wail plaque is fun designs. width. ribbon or yarn. &in. new releases. Regularly sell for to decorate. 10x13-in.. $3.5012 or more! selections! 2 19 13 9 + 19 30Vd--8 N01133S v) m 0 UI =! 0z cn m 0 m * a N P

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