c Board must decide on drastic budgevt cuts or 2nd millage try

The Cass City School School District election. latter route: Ask for the 5.5 about $300,000 a year (plus added millage would k de- Board when it meets Mon- They represented 53.4 mills again, make some cuts an additional. $100,000 in feated. day will have to decide a percent of the” approxi- in the 1982-83 school pro- state aid). People were very course of action following mately 4,000 registered gram and ask for a reduced The board meeting starts receptive to the message he the defeat last Friday of the voters in the district, amount of millage to pay for at 7:30 p.m. at the high delivered and understood the requested additional The choices facing the what remains, or give voters school, need for the millage, he ex- millage. board at its regular monthly a choice -- such a6 so much Crouse said he wasn’t sur- plained, “but their own pr- The request for 5.5 added meeting Monday at the high millage if they want to retain prised that the additional sonal financial situation was mills for one year, which school, according to Supt. school busing, so much to millage was defeated. “I they could not afford it.” would have raised an esti- Donald Crouse, are to make retain all prBent instruc- really did not anticipate the He did find som’e consola- mated $524,000, was defeated more than $~,ooOin budget tional programs and so extra millage. would pass tion in the overwhelming 1,218-914. cuts from the 1982-83 sthool much for sports and other because of the economic approval of the renewal, Renewal of 12.9 mills was ye;ar -- the amount the 5.5 extracurricular activities. situation,’ ’ noting that in some Michigan approved, 1,463-669. Four mills would have raised -- or To retain school busing, The superintendent made school districts, even ballots were spoiled on both schedule another millage for instance, would mean numerous appearances to renewals have been ballot questions. vote as part of the June 14 taxpayers would have to explain the millage and the defeated. “Our people voted The. 2,136 persons who school board election. approve a levy of about 3 indication he received in in a very supportive manner voted were the most who ever The board has three mills, since transporting talking to persons he for the renewal,” Crouse cast ballots in a Cass City choices if they choose the students costs the district explained, was that the commented. CASS CITY CHRONICLE MACHINES ANYONE? -- Counting at1 the school millage ballots by hand can become tedious. Polls closed at 8 p.m. VOLUME 76. NUMBER 3 The election workers were done bounting before midnight. Gagetown oks bonds for sanitary -sewerproject

The Gagetown Village covered by the federal and notice of the intention toq in October. percent, instead of the Council voted 5-1 Monday state grants, thus bringing issue the bonds. The legal Since winter will swn be on present 75, and the state is evening to authorize sale of the local share to $7OO,OOO. notice appears elsewhere in its way by then, construc- eliminating its 5 percent $355,000 in revenue bonds to Of that amount, the Farm- this issue of the Chronicle. tion won’t start until spring share of the funding. \ pay for the local portion of ers Home Administration Having to pay the hookup 1983. Thus had the council de- financing for construction of (FHA) is givfng the village and user fees will be an It is expected it will take at layed action, he said, the a sanitary sewer system. $345,000 and is loaning it extreme hardship for some least a year for the project to state could have some day Total cost of the project $355,000 by buying the village residents, Village be completed, including ordered the sewer system to could top $1.9 million. Con- revenue bonds, to be repaid President William Downing fixing of streets and lawns. be installed anyway, which struction won’t shjt until over 40years at an interest said, “but we have no choice From the buildings, sew- would have cost village resi- spring of next year. rate not to exceed 11.375 per- in the matter.” age will flow’ through the dents a lot more. “We’ll Cagetown has been under cent. HOW MUCH RESIDENTS sewers to two treatment never get it this cheap urders from the state since THE LOAN WILL BE RE! will pay, depends in a large lagoons. After the pollutants again. 1968 to eventually eliminate paid by the hookup fee part, on how much the con- have settled out, the waste- Gagetown may also gain if discharge by septic tank building owners will pay to tractor who is awarded the water will be discharged the slump in the building systems of raw or semi- connect their structures to construction bid charges. each spring into the Bearss business continues, which treated sewage into storm the sewer lines once they are Downing said the village Drain, according to a 1980 makes contractors anxious sewers and ditches. installed and by the monthly council will conduct a town EPA description of the to bid low in order to be The village is receiving p1 or quarterly mer fees. meeting in the near future at proposed project. awarded the contract. $1,177,000 grant from the Because the bonds will be which property owners will . “IT’S GOING TO HURT When Unionville awarded U.S. Environmental Pro- . repaid by fees paid byl,the be given an idea how much everybody,” Downing said a contract not too long ago tection Agency (EPA), users, not through taxes, the the sanitary sewer system of the cost of the project, for construction of its which will pay 75 percent of law does not require a public will cost them. “but we’ll never get another sanitary sewer system, the eligible cost of the vote of approval before they Edmands Engineering of opportunity like this.” Downing said, the successful -roject. The state will can be issued. Ba’y City is preparing the Had the council not low bid was $7OO,ooO less ,ontribute another 5 percent, However, an election must final plans and bid docu- decided a couple of months than had been estimated. $78,467. be held if a petition signed by ments. Advertising for bids ago to accept the FHA grant, Voting for’the resolution to That means local village at least 10 percent of the will probably take place in the money would have gone issue the revenue bonds residents have to pay the 20 electors is submitted to the August or September, to someone else. ’ were council members percent remaining share,, village clerk within 45 days Downing said, with the con- The Reagan Administra- Charles Wright, Fred Sulli- plus some costs that aren’t of the publication of the legal struction bid to be awarded tion is talking about van, Richard Carroll, Leroy reducing the EPA share for Stapleton, and David Abbe. Dr. Ballard dies such projects to 50 or 60 Opposed was Thomas Reehl. ‘\ Wickesowes I ‘I FUTURE SUGAR -- Unionville farmer Barry Sting Friday at age 65 $2 billion reloads his 12-row planter in a field south of Bay City-For- estville Road, about a mile west of Gagetown. He started Dr. James H. Ballard, Ballard graduated from- he delivered about 2,400 MD, who served the medical the Unirersity of Michigan babies. His office assistant planting 300 acres of sugar beets, half his and half needs of the Cass City com- College of Medicine in 1943. estimated it was more like belonging to a cousin, Monday of last week and finished munity for 35 years, died Following his internship, he 3,OOo. to creditors Friday. Friday at James Areher served as a doctor in the Some of his patients had W ic kes Agriculture, which Wickes Agriculture has q:mith Hospital in Home- Army in Europe during gone to him all 35 years. has been making money, is more than 50 elevators, -wad, Fla., after a short ill- World War 11. He and his wife lived on included in its parent com- terminals, processing and ness. He and his wife came to Huron Street and had spent pany’s filing in federal bank- packaging plants in several He was 65 and had retired Cass City in 1946, where he the winter in Florida. ruptcy court for protection states. It had sales of $236 from medical practice May opened his practice at Cass Ballard is survived by his Some farmers sell, from creditors. million during its last fiscal 30 of last year. City Hospital. When it was wife; four daughters, Mrs. Wickes Companies, Inc., year, out of total Wickes in, 1960s He was born Jan, 19, 1917, closed the early Ralph (Dorothy) Bahna, in filing the Chaptpr 11 sales of $4 billion. when Hills and Dales Gen- in Berwyn, Ill., the son of Stamford, Conn., Mrs. petition April 24 in Los In announcing in mid- Harold L. Ballard of Braden- eral Hospital opened, Bal- James (Catherine) Sharl, Angeles, said it owed $2 April the breakoff of talks ton, Fla., and the late Aline lard moved his clinic to a Clarkston, Mrs. Daniel billion to a list of creditors with Pillsbury, Wickes gave (Morley Smith) Ballard. He building on Weaver Street, (Jane) Lyons, Homestead, that filled thousands of no explanation except that but others expand married Dorothy Luthi June where he stayed until he Fla., and Mrs. Daniel (Barb- pages of computer printouts. Sigoloff was reviewing all retired. He was a past chief 8, 1941, in Lakewood, Ohio. ara) Montgomery, Ann Ar- Chapter 11 allows a com- Wickes operations. By Mike Eliasohn go into debt they can’t easily lose money on one’s present They lived in Ann Arbor and of staff at Hills and Dales. bor; three sons, James and pany to continue operating At that time, the firm also get out of. acreage?That’s not the idea, of Bethlehem, Penn., before During his 35 years of John, both of Chicago, and under existing management Both auctioneers noted practice here, he estimated announced it was cancelling Warm weather at last has coming to Cass City. Steven, East Lansing, and 10 with court protection from allowed farmers to proceed that sales of equipment have course, and Tuscola County grandchildren. sale of two-thirds interest in creditors while it tries to a supermarket chain and a full speed in planting of their been good. Osentoski said Extension Dfrector Bill Bor- He is also survived by his work out a plan to pay its spring crops. this has been a “terrific tel offered couple of rea- father and stepmother and drug store chain that it a debts. owned to an Ohio firm. Enough has been planted year.”Although money is tight, sons why some farmers are one sister, Mrs. A. Eugene The filing came less than that, at least as of the begin- expanding their acreage this Frank of Princeton, N.J. four weeks after a’shakeup Requests for more infor- ning of this week, most the auctions have presented year. One of Ballard’s great of top management at the mation locally and at the farmers were in need of a an opportunity for farmers One is that there are some loves was sailing his 41-fOOt San Diego, Calif., based Wickes Saginaw office con- good rain to get their seed to buy better equipment big farme& who don’t have sailboat, Naiad, in races firm, which included bring- cerning the effect of Chapter growing and herbicides than what they have for less big debts, so they can bfford and with his family. A ing in corporation rescue 11 on Wickes Agriculture working. (Rain’wasn’t pre- at a savings L‘becauseevcry- to Theexpand, other is that some member of the Saginaw Bay specialist Sanford C. Sigoloff were referred to San Diego dicted until Wednesday at thing is so expmsive.” Yacht Racing Association, new as the new chairman and corporate headquarters. The the earliest. ) The sale of land has also have the equipment and‘ he was its season champion chief executive officer. designated corporate The start of the planting gone well. “There’s a mark- manpower to farm some in 1978 and 1979. One casualty of the man- spokesman was not avail- season marks the end of the et for everything,” Osen- additional acreage without He was also a member of agement change was the able when the Chronicle farm auction season, though toski commented. ’ any additional expenses be- the Cass City First Presby-, proposed sale by Wickes of telephoned there and he did a few such sales may re- There are a lot of vari- yond the cost of buying or terian Church, University of its agriculture division to the not return the call. main. ables in the price land sells renting the land. Michigan Alumni Associ- Pillsbury CQ. of Minneap- There have been at least a for, fertility, if tiled, loca- ation, American Medical As- olis, Minn. Wickes, which had its That wouldn’t make ea- start in Saginaw, is one of few more sales than normal, tion, whether buildings are sociation and was a past One incentive for the sale two local auctioneers, Lorn on it, etc. The two auction- nomic sense for a farmer if presideht of the Gavel Club. of the profit making division the nation’s largest mer- Hillaker and Ira Osentoski he needs to buy another He was taken from Little’s chandisers of lumber, build- eers have sold land in the had been the need for of Osentoski Auction Serv- Cass City area from $750 an trador in order to farm 11 ing material and furniture Funeral Home at a.m. , Wickes to raise cash to ice, agree. acre up to $2,100. more ground, Tuesday to lie in state at the improve its immediate fi- and is also involved , in Bortel termed the average numerous other retailing Some farmers are selling Hillaker said persons buy- Fir@ Presbyterian Church nancial condition. for economic reasons, others ing land have generally been emnomic situation for farm- until the 1 p.m. funeral While negotiations were and manufacturing opera- ers in the area, as “serious tions in this country and are retiring and some neighbors. service. Rev. Harry Capps continuing, Pillsbury ap- choose to go into some other Not only is there not a but not mitiml,” performed the service. plied to the Cass City Eco- abroad. Not all of its divi- Overall, farmers here are sions are included in the type of business. problem selling land, there Rev. P. Thomas Wachter- nomic Development Corp. Of those getting out of apparently isn’t a problem in better shape than in the hauser of Trinity United to issue in tax Chapter 11 petition. farming for economic rea- southern part of the state be- $8OO,ooO Reasons for its downfall in renting it for persons who Methodist Church read from exempt bonds to finance the sons, Hillaker feels, few do sell their equipment, but cause of the Mexican bean the Scriptures. purchase of the local ele- include the recession in the so because they need the contract in 1980 and ’81 housing industry and high ‘ keep their land. “People are Burial was in Elkland vator. (Pillsbury would have money to pay pressing waiting in line to rent it,” he which made a significant Township Cemetery. paid the principal and inter- , interest rates on the money contributioners’ income to many farm- it borrowed to finance ac- debts, rather they do so commented. Memorials may be given est.) The application is now -_ because they don’t want to WHY FARM MORE DR. JAMES H. BALLARD, MD to the Cass City Gavel Club. dead. Please turn to page 15. continue losing money and land when it’s possible to Please turn topage 15. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE -THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 CASS CITY, MICHIG&.

Cass CitvJ Social and Personal Items

Mrs. Reva Little yhone 872-3698 /

Stanley Palmateer of Mrs. Glenn McClorey had Dr. and Mrs. H.T. Dona- Three sisters, whose ages Rochester spent from as visitbrs Sunday, her sis- hue spent last week end in total 248 years, spent April .Wednesday till Saturday ter, Lessel Crawford, her Detroit at the Renaissance 26 together at the home of with his sister, Mrs. Ruby brothers, Arthur and Clare Center. Dr. Donahue re- Mrs. Hattie Jones, who is 84 Biddle. Crawford, and friend, all of ceived an award from the years old. Joining her at Pontiac, and Mr. and Mrs. Michigan State Medical So- Drayton Plains were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Lewis Crawford of Caro. ciety for his years of service Rachel Wright, 83, of Cass called on Ernest Hyatt at to the medical profession. City and Mrs. Nida DuBois,. Shabbona,, Sunday after- ' Clarence Wood of Chelsea 81, of Drayton Plains. Mrs. noon. was a visitor Saturday at the Twelve women were pres- Elmer Francis took her home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle ent April 29 when the after- mother, Mrs. Wright, to A group of ten from the bunsbury and called on noon group of the Presbyter- Drayton Plains for the day. Business and Professional other relatives in the area. ian Women's Association Women's Club went to Sagi- met at the home of Mrs. Echo Chapter No. 337 naw Friday evening to hear Mrs. Max Agar was trans- Harold Perry. Mrs. James Order of Eastern Star will the Gaithers and the Slaugh- ferred last week from Hills Milligan was in charge of the meet Wednesday evening, ters at the Civic Center. and Dales General Hospital program. May 12, at 8 p.m. Heading to St. Mary's Hospital in thC May refreshment com- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Saginaw and has suffered mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Saturday and two strokes. Graydon Agar Mr. and Mrs. John-Luana John Marshall. Others are Sunday, when they came to arrived Monday from Flor- and family of Deford, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tracy, attend the funeral of Grace ida. and Mrs. Robert Speirs, Mr. Mrs. Grant Hutchinson, ' Brown, were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ron Speirs and Mrs. Lois Binder, Mrs. Herbert Beyef and Mrs. Mabel Brian marked her children, Mr. and Mrs. Rod- Bertha West, Mr. and Mrs. Isabel Brozac of Grand 90th birthday April 25. hlrs. ney Speirs and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGrath, Mr. and Rapids. Harry Crandell and Ron David Speirs and Bradley of Mrs . Fred Wi they. Crandell hosted a surprise Cass City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Esau party Monday, April 26, for a Robert Speirs' brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. David Thirty-four from St. Pan- entertained relatives and few friends at Veronica's cratius Church went to Sagi- friends Sunday at dinner Restaurant. Speirs at Livonia Sunday. a Other guests at the family naw Sunday evening to TV when the 91st birthday of station WNEM for theotaping konard Striffler, which was Mrs. Paul Craig and Mrs. gathering were their sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. of Mass conducted by Rev. May 5, was celebrated. Reva M. Little attended a Fr. Morales. It will be aired Nieces and nephews attend- bridal shower in Madison Joe Paul, and the Pads' daughter and family, Mr. Sunday, May 9, at 9:30 a.m. ing were.Mr. and Mrs. J. Heights Sunday for Mrs. Susan Scollon was organist. Arnold Reagh of Saginaw, Little's granddaughter, and Mrs. Bart Vicaro and Deborah and Eric Frederick children of Anaheim, Cali€. Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Brenda Kay Roberts. The Mrs. Grant Ball flew home Cheryl and Stephen Osentoski Intyre and Mrs. Lewis brideelect is the daughter of Thursday after spen ing the Deborah Ann Lenda and light blue satinette print Curtis of Muskegon and Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts of Randy Stine left April 26 for Newberry where he is winter at Holiday, F a. Her Cheryl K. Viney and Flower girl Shandi Viney, Eric J. Frederick, both of dress featuring a blouson Mary Beth Esau of South- Center Line. She will ex- son, Wesley Ball, ofT Reese Cass City, were married Sat- bodice with butterfly sleeves change wedding vows June employed at the radio sta- Stephen A. Osentoski were the bride's niece, carried a field. Other guests were met her at Tri-City Airport 3 urday, April 24, at St. 11 with Joseph J. Gillette, tion. His twin brother, Scott, united in matrimony April basket filled with baby's and a handkerchief hemline. Muriel Addison and Laura and she spent until Saturday at Salem United Methodist breath and silk lavender Agatha Catholic Church in She carried an arm bouquet Maier. The dinner was high- son of Mrs. Ruth Gillette of left April 27 for Ohio where he began work at the radio at Reese. Leonard Damm Church. minicarnations. Her ggwn Gagetown. of silk blue forget-me-nots, lighted with a birthday cake Center Line. The festive came home on the same Deacon Lambert Kuhr of- lavender primrose, pussy affair was concluded with station at Wapakoneta. Rev. Eldred Kelley per- matched that of the maid of and presentation of gifts. flight and was met 'at the formed the cefemony. honor's. ficiated at the double ring willow and angel lace with dinner at five o'clock, hosted airport by his son, Dale ceremony. matching ribbon streamers. by Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and Ten 'youth of the First The bride is the daughter Best man was Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCon- Damm. of Mrs. Patricia A. Viney of Osentoski, Cass City, broth- Selected readings were Bridesmaids were Lori ndl and grandson, Chris- Mrs. Gillette. One hundred Presbyterian Church and Krug, cousin of the bride, and forty telatives and their counselors, Rev. and Cass City. The groom is the er of the groom. Groomsmen read by the father of the tophm McConndl, of Gage son of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch were Kell Hoffman and Bob bride. Bad Axe; Janet VanDiver, town were Sunday dinnw friends at tended. Mrs. Harry Capps and Mr. The Seventh District As- friend of the couple, Cass and Mrs. Dick Albee, went sociation of American Osentoski of Cass City. White, both of Cass City ar The bride is the daughter guats of Mr. and Mrs. The bride wore a white friends of the groom, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. City ; Sherrie Sivavajchai- Norman Blue and family at Tri-County Unit No. 507 bowling Sunday evening and Legion Posts and Auxiliaries pong, friend of the couple, American Auxiliary then went to the home of will meet Sunday, May 9, at lace traditional gown featur- Ushers were George Ris- Lenda of Cass City. The Millington. Legion ing a fitted bodice V-neck- sell, Cass City, friend of the - groom is the son of Mr. and Caro, and Lisa Knoll, sister will meet Monday evening, Barbie Merchant for games Port Huron. Dinner is from and refreshments, noon until 2 p.m. The annual line and full length bishop groom, and Garry Viney, * Mrs. Sherlock Frederick of of the groom, Caro. Their Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunt of May 10, at 8 p.m. at the memorial service will be sleeves. The bodice was Cass City, brother of the Cass City. dresses and bouquets were Livonia came Saturday and home of Mrs. Garrison accented with silk Venice bride. The organist was Paul Ker- identical to the matron of stayed overnight with her Stine. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward held preceding the regular honor's. The bride designed of Coral sknt several days business meeting. lace, pearl crystals and Miniature groom was byson, Cass City. Guitar mother, Mrs. Lilah Wil- chantilace. The chapel train Richard Wood, Cass City, soloists were Steve and and arranged the silk bou- . helmi. Mrs. Wilhelmi ac- Hills and Dales of last week with his mother, quets for the bridesmaids. Mrs. Edith Ward. was all chantilace in three the bride's nephew. Wanda Bouverette of Case- companied them home to cascading ruffles. The veil The guest'book was at- ville. Ken Frederick of Caro, spend a few days. General Hospital ENGAGED cousin of the groom, was Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fink- , was also chantilace. tended by Denise Kritzman, Given in marriage by her She carried a colonial *Cas City, friend of tb parents, the bride wore a best man. Mrs. Florence Reagh of beiner were dinner guests BIRTHS: Friday evening of Mr. and bouquet of white and lav- bride. I Groomsmen were Ed white high Victorian col- Saginaw, wife of J. Arnold ender mini-carnations and The mother of the bride lared gown with a Schiffli Doerr, Todd VanDiver and Reagh, formerly of Cass Mrs. Gene Trisch, Reming- David Bartnik, all of Cass April 28, to Mr. and Mrs. ton Road, Caro. daisies, accented with wore a long, light green shirt embroidered upper bodice City, was presented with the Ronald Seeley of Cass City, baby's breath. style dress, with a corsage of edged in pleated ruffle City, and Korbchai Sivavaj- Outstanding Teacher of .the a boy, Timothy John. Mrs. Vera Mrs. The bride was given away green carnations, The moth- I princess lace, an A-line skirt chaipong of Cam, all friends King, Year award on the first ob- April 28, to Mr. and Mrs. by her oldest brother, er of the groom wore a long 1 and crystal pleated hem that of the couple. servance of Law Day in Shirley Heronemus, Mrs. Greg Lenda, brother of the Ronald Brady of Cara, a Edith Ward and Mrs. Lillian Joseph Yiney of Cas City. + purple shirt dress and a . extended into a demi-train Saginaw. Mrs. Reagh boy, Ronald Eugene Jr. Maid of honor was bra lavender carnation corsage, -1 and matching lace gaunt- bride, and Steve Frederick, teaches English in Sagi- Hanby celebrated Mrs. April 29, to Mr. and Mrs. , Karr of Cass City, friend of About 200 persons , at- * lets. A white hat completed brother of the groom, both of Ward's 89th birthday, which naw's South Intermediate Glenn Guilds of Cass City, a the bride. Bridesmaids were tended the reception at the her attire with point de Cass City, were ushers. , School. was May 5, with dinner at girl, Sheila Elizabeth. Bad Axe Sunday. Ginney Gibas, friend of the Veterans of Foreign Wars sprite bow and streamers. Following the ceremony, a May 2, to Mr. and Mrs. bride, and Shannon Viney, hall in Caro. ; The bride carried a long Alfred Wallace of Cass City, sister-in-law of the bride, The groom is a constrw slender bouquet featuring a Children, grandchildren a boy. and great-grandchildren both of Cass City. - tion worker. The bride is lavender orchid and cascad- Their full length gowns manager of the Quaker Maid ing stephanotis and ivy with surprised Leo Ware at his PATIENTS LISTED MON- home Monday when they featured spaghetti straps, Dairy Store in Cass Qty. ., baby's breath. DAY, MAY 3, WERE: came to celebrate his birth- blouson bodice and a jacket They are living in the Cass 4 Gloria J. Schulz of Ubly, day. in sheer Fhiffon with a City area. aunt of the bride, was Ronald Keegan, John square yoke in point de spirit , matron of honor. She wore a (Jack) Harbec, Irma Anker, Relatives and friends of lace. The maid of honor's Graves: 18, Caro. Mrs. Gerald Briggs, Francis Wendy Ware, an art major dress was lavender ; the Student of Frank J. Russell, 38, Yale, &Long, Charles Merchant, at Spring Arbor College, Gretchen Shebel bridesmaids' were rose. 1 m* and Edna J. Hanson, 36, Fred Milligan, Paul Paw- attended the opening recep- David Watkins They wore airy arm bou- the week - Clifford. loski, Enick Rutkoski, Larry tion Sunday of her art ex- quets of long stem carna- Specials Robert W. Bulko, 22, Vas- Turnbull and John Zins of hibit. Her work is on display Mr. and Mrs. Marvin t'lons, surrounded by baby's Student of the week for'th, sar, and Margaret M. Hem- Cass City; in the E.P.Hart Gallery at Shebel of Cheboygan an- breath and matching 3 months $60 streamers week of April 26 at Cass Cit. Ra ingway, 19, Vassar. Mrs. Charles Taschner, Spring Arbor. Among those nounce the engagement of . Intermediate School is L,' or David J. Heacock, 22, Cass Charles Sattelberg, Alfred attending were: Mr. and their daughter, Gretchen Miniature bride Trisha Viney, the bride's niece, Edwards. City, and Debra S. Dorland, Eddons of Gagetown; Mrs. Ferris Ware and fam- Lisa Shebel, tb David Lewis She was selected for Mother- Daug h t e r Cornb i nation 19, Decker. William McClorey of wore a white full-length One full price membership, and get the ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Watkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. outstanding leadersMp George J. pallas 111, 39, Decker; Lewis Watkins of Bliss. gown in polyester organza, other for l/2 price Ware and family, Mrs. exhibits in her home, 3a Midland, and Susan A. William Penrod of Sebe- David Ware, Mrs. Richard Miss Shebel is a teacher at trimmed in Chantilly lace, A+- Speclal8 ond May 7,1Q82 She carried a silk colonial class. She is the daughtw 1 Muscari, 25, Reese. waing ; Patera, Mrs. Ken Nye and Cass City High School. Her Linda Edwards of Mayvole. ~sBodyshoppe William K. Atkins, 19, Mrs. Gary Sy of Union- daughter Jennifer, Mrs. ko fiance is a senior at Lake bouquet which was a dupli- .*** Vassar, and Dawn R. ville; , Ware, Mr. and Mrs. William Superior State College. cate of the bride's. She and The rate of energy &- & Healthspa Stedry, 18, Vassar. Mrs. Lori Randall, Melton Ewald, Mr. and Mrs. Stan A June wedding is the bride both wore a halo of surnption in the U;S. -k 6142 E. Cass City Road Johnathan J. Miller, 22, Johnson of Deford; Guinther, Mr. and Mrs. Jack planned. daisies and baby's breath. slowki during the 19rgs. Garland, Texas, &andPam- Mrs. John DiVincentis of Hillaker, Mr. and Mrs. Har- ela J. Faust, 23, Garland. Caseville ; old Ray1 and Mr. and Mrs. 3 I Mrs. Elmer Gilmore, Mrs. Elwyn Helwig. Alton Lyons and Mrs. Patsy Send her our FTD Wilhelmsen of Kingston; Mrs. Nicholas Heisler of Americans buy about ten Big Tjug"Bouquet. Caro. miHion diamonds a year. %dl Starting At Hills and Dales $150° Schedule of Events Mother's Day is OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Others from $7.50 Sunday, May May 9 thru May 15, . Cash and Carry EVENT DATE TIME PLACE Dr. Kahn, Cardlologist May 12 1-5 p.m. Out Patient I Daisies Clinic b 20 in Bunch 49 Drs. lsterabadi and May 12 8-12 a.m. Out Patient Donahue Clinic Mother's Day Magic .. Dr. John, Urologist May 13 8-12 a.m. Offlce '---I Make her day really special. Expectant Parent May13 7-9p.m. Lg. Meeting Give Mom all ForMom, it's Classes / Room For Mother's Day ! the'best hug your love., . Dr. Jeung May 14 8-12a.m. Out Patient and the FTD ' of all. And we Clinic and Graduation' send the BIG HUG@ I n Hospital Week May 9 - 15 Bouquet. BIG HUG@ It's a beautiful almost Free Blood Pressures M ay 10 2-4 p.m. Coach Light 20% to4Oo/0 Off will be taken May 11 2.4 p.m. Old Wood arrange ment of -fresh anywhere Drug, both flowers in our exclusive the FTD way So call or days FTD Ceramic Flower Pot. visit us today WATCHES I Come into the Ambulatory Care Area and have your Blood Pressure taken free anytime. Fine Bulova Watches Guaranteed 2 Full Years

Physical and Respiratory Therapy scheduled on an out: Free Watch Engraving patient basis as ordered by your physician.

Cass CityC Floral Cass City Phone 872-3675 TO SCHEDULE YOURSELF FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE CLASSES OR CLINICS, CALL 872.2121 Ext. 255. McCon key J ewe1ry

There Is a physician in the Emergency Room from 6:OO p.m., Friday, until 0:OO a.m., ,Monday. There is always a and Gift Shop 872-3025; physician on call in the Emergency Room. Cass City PAGE THREE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1962

By John Haire .

I J.P. McCarthy, who regu- nouncer or a talk show host its biggest media heroes, larly reports sports on his or a hired voice for commer- and I do think it would be It ‘s a case of only the mother would know for sure, When WJR radio show, is bart of a cials. We is all of those things wise for McCarthy to prom- one of the Stine twins brought in pictures of himself and his group trying to buy the and they add up to a radio ise he won’t stand at center twin he wrote the wrong names on the back of the photos. 1 Detroit Red Wings hockey personality. If you worked ice and sing the national Need I tell you that the Chronicle dutifully printed the team. This revives a con- on an auto assembly line and anthem before all home wrong names under the pictures? And need I tell you that ;.flictsf-interest question first installed the headlights, games. the only one to call our attention to the misidentification ;;disaussed here two years fenders and doors all in the As for the Red Wings was Mrs. Elizabeth Stine, the mother? -.;.ago when a sports writer same swooping motion, you skating like “The Swim- Of coufse I don’t - , ;,ab:sang our national anthem would be a factory person- mer,” the possibility was :.,from the pitcher’s mound ality. inadvertently raised by Son- +I***++.++ - before a Detroit Tiger game. Would sports announcer ny Van Arnem, who is also I ‘-: Also, the location of Mc- McCarthy say nice things trying to buy the Wings. He After July 1 be warned that calling the phone company to about the Red Wings simply is not a member of the ‘I Carthy’s home prompts me get the bugs out of the phone could be expensive. to speculate that the Red because they allowed him to McCarthy group.but, he told Lester K. Moench Jr., division manager, Gen-Tel, says at ‘5 own them? After a 22-game a reporter,,he lives on the b, Wings may someday skate that time a gradual transition from the present leasing :; the same way Burt Lm- losing streak, would he same Bloomfield Hills street system where the company fixes the phone with no chbrge ‘ :: caster swam in the 1968 make the Red Wings his as McCarthy. Two other to a completely pay for what you get policy will start. 2. movie “The Swimmer.” infamous “loser of the day” men who live on that street That goes whether you buy eqyipment from General ~2-The singing sports writer even though such a dis- have also shown interest in Telephone or an independent producer. ?bas Barry Smades ‘of the paraging designation would buying the Wings. P4+Dakland Press. Some people cause people to stay away Most Bloomfield ’ Hills +*****+**. ]=saw, a conflict of interest. from Wings games and cost 1 homes have swimming ;.‘.Would Smades write nice McCarthy money? pools. In “The Swimmer,” The concensus was that Phil Retherford paid too much Burt Lancaster tried to re- .:things about the Tigers be- That question was dis- through his agent, Fred Auten, for the auto given away by :“kause they allowed him to capture the lost success of theBut Lions there Monday are two night. ways of looking at the deal. Retherford cussed in my favorite his youth by proving, he :+sing in their infield? saloon the other evening. (2: For me, the answer was could swim several miles was one of the last three from the 110 with tickets left. One The Concensus was that it across his plush subdivision .;ao. All of my working life, wouldn’t make any differ- chance in three of winning the car outright. When your ‘:soma of my best friends by using his neighbors’ name is drawn you be. He paid $1,700 to each of the other ence if McCarthy owned the pools. The Red Wings also ,&Slave been sports writers, Red Wings because he never DOCTOR REMEMBERED -- Madelyn Skaggs, Hills and two left in the drawing, making the payment, including his .: and I never knew one who were more successful when share, $s,~(KI. says anything except nice they were younger. Swim- Dales General Hospital director of nurses, hangs a portrait didn’t have too much pride I That’s retail for the car. On the face of it not the best of all things about any local sports ming pools freeze over dur- to be bought for a song. team, no matter who owns of Dr. Kenneth Ivan MacRae, DO, who died last November. deals. Now the same conflict ing the hockey season. Got But it looked a whole lot better after the drawing was it. it? Paid for by the hospital nurses and painted from a question must be asked “McCarthy never embar- concluded and it was learned that the name next to be about J .P. McCarthy who is If McCarthy and the three photograph after his death, the portrait hangs by the main drawn would have been Retherford’s. ’ rasses athletes or club man- other would-be hockey en- most often described as a agement by asking hard entranceway of the hospital. ‘“radio personality.” That trepreneurs got together, +*++*++*** questions or making nasty they could move Red Wing means he is more than just a cracks like A1 Ackerman disc jockey or a sports an- home games into their back- ,* does,” one saloon expert yards. During portages be- The sinking of the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano by CASS CITY CHRONICLE said. “If Ackerman bought tween hockey pools, the a British submarine Sunday in the war over the Falkland USPS 092.700 the Detroit Lions and then - and Islands revived some memories for Stanley Kirn. Wing coach probably Hal Dr. Lah family PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY said nice things about Russ The ship was called the Phoenix until it was sold to AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Youngblood - Could carry Thomas, everyone would ’ Argentina in 1951. Kirn never sailed on it, but did serve on 8550 Main Street the puck in his pocket. know A1 traded his integrity Some people might say its sister ship, the Nashville. John Hairg, publisher. for a private box with a wet there is a conflict of interest The two ships, along with three other cruisers, sailed the National Advertising Representative, bar‘in the Superdome. But if in allowing the home coach southwest Pacific to ether in 1944, when the now retired -Mchi& Weekly Newspapers, Inc., 257 McCarthy owned the Red now U.S.-citizens mailman was on boa . Mlchigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mich. to control the puck during A igan. Wings and reported their portages. Those people Cass City has three new coming citizms, their son zens, the Lahs legalized their Second class postage paid at Cass 22-game losing streak only should be reminded how citizens, Dr. David D. Lah, also became a citizen. new first names. It had been City, Michigan 48726. proved that even great Subscription Price: To post offices in long it’s been since the MD, his wife, Nancy Y. Lah, The Lahs and their son Do Sup and Young Hee Lah.

teams can’t win ’em all, his Tuscole, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Wings controlled the puck, and their son Benjamin, 6. wae born in Korea. Their The pediatrician and gen- + DEERING PACKING ,$7.00 a year or 2 years for $12.00. 3 listegers wouldn’t suspect he and told to shut up. The doctor and his wife daughter, Carol. lM, was mal practitioner explained 1 mile north, $4 mile east of t ‘,years for $18.00. ~4.wfor six months was selling hockey tickets. born in this country so he and his wife adopted their ’ and 3 months for $2.25. They’d think it was just the - became1 United States citi- Silverwood at.4808 E. Mayville Road In other parts of the United States, zens April 27 when they took becamea citizm as soon as new first names because usual warm kiss from the sB.00 a year or 2 years for 515.00. 6 You can have the coolest the oath of allegiance in Bay she was born. they are easier to pronounce FRESR COUNTER MEATS months $4.50 and 3 months for $2.50. town’s favorite Polly- car around if your remem- City. By virtue of their be- When they became citi- for their fellow Americans. 50 cents extra charged for part year anna.” ber to clean the radiator order. Payable In advance. The Lahs had their citi- 9 Check Out Prices On I’ll go alotlg with that. But and drain .and flush the en- f For Information regardlng newspaper there are limits to what the zenship application re- ‘advertising and commercial and job tire cooling system season- viewed and took their citi- r, LAMB *ePORK r, VEAL ’ printing, telephone 872-2010. public will accept from even ally. zenship tests in Bay City H BEEF‘ HALVES AND QUARTERS The Feb. 24. They came to the United . Porterhouse Steak ...... $3.49 tb. States 5% years ago. A T-Bone Steak ...... 3.19 Ib. ”a, minimum of five years’ resi- Haire dmcy is required to become . Round Steak...... 2.19ib. citizens. Tenderized Steak .....:.. ... 2.19 ib. Dr. Lah received his medi- FAMOUS BRAND NAMES NOW IN STO cal traihng at Seoul Nation- Rib Steak ...... 2.19ib. Panelli Foot-So-Port . Net al University, graduating in Chuck Steak...... 1.89ib. Red Wing 1973, ‘then served in the Sometimes I feel that I only a minimum amount of Korean Army before coming Ground Hamburger ...... 1.39 ib. hassle and with a complete, Tom McAn Jox Dress Shoes was born lucky. Lucky I to the United States. Roasts ...... starting at $1.39 ib. landed at a paper that well rounded education. He completed his three- Casual Boat Shoes serves a town that kept Given today’s economic Mon. thru Thurs. & Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. year residency in pediatrics Fri.8a.m. tO8p.m.-Sun. 11 a.m. to5p.m. growing instead of one that conditions it doesn’t appear at the Lincoln Medical WATCH .FOR OUR GRAND OPENING died at the vine, unable to that students next year will Center in New York before keep up with change. be as lucky. That’s tough on coming to Cass City with his Lucky that three kids were them and their parents. family last June. His office What could be worse is RANvDALLS SHOES all born healthy and re- is at 4672 Hill Street. mained that way. that the crisis in our schools 6439 Main St. Also Phone 872-5381 Mrs. Lah is a pianist with Lucky that they were able will leave open wounds that a music degree from Seoul CHAPELO’S SHOE SERVICE to go through {he first 12 will not heal. National University, grades of school life with Since the millage was de- Advertise It In The Chronicle --mmma feated I’ve heard at least three proposals of what should happen next. One is to take the money available and cut the cur- riculum and transportation. Another was to present to the voters a series of ballots, for transportation, for ath- letics, for extracurricular activities, etc. A third was to ask for a reduced number of mills without specifying what the money was to be.used for. Besides these “solutions” there is the inevitable sug- gestion of reducing teach- ers’ salaries and cutting administration more than it has been cut. Today these solutions aren’t viable simply because the teachers’ union won’t consider them and the ad- ministration salaries have already been frozen. If you expect the right solution to come from this corner, stop reading. We don’t have the “right” an- swers and we don’t believe anyone else has either, simply because there really isn’t one. The truth is that no matter what we do, chances are none will be entirely satis- fied. What we can do is accept it and go on from there. If your boy misses football this fall or doesn’t get to play in the band or you have to drive him to school every morning try not to be bitter and lash out at school authorities for something that they are powerless to prevent . It’s likely that, students in school will never recoup heir loss in 1982-83 and that’s tragic, especially for the students. What we should do now is pull together to see that what they have lost now will not stretch on and on year after year. Our kids are much too im- portant for that.

I’ PAGE FOUR CAS CITY CHRONICLE - THURSDAY, MAY 6. 1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAB

For Sanilac County I

< Present awards at 4-H achievement

“Fashion Sampler” was the outstanding sewn and They will now compete in Beginner style and con- C h r i s tine W e s t b rook , sewers, Jennifer Barker, the theme for Sanilac County crocheted garments in the the IO-county district 4-H struction in sewing, Emilie Andrea Biskey, Rickelle Sherrie Vanconant, Amy 4-H Spring Achievements senior division. Crocheting style show May 22 at Fashion Goebel, Teresa Berden, Walsh, Peggy Jahn, Julie West, Becky Sinka, Rebecca April 17 at Peck High School. awards went to Lois Mc- Square Mall in Saginaw. Brandy Wedge, Marcee Auten, Carrie Kolowich, Kinner, Dawn Herpolsheim- Throughout the day, 4-H Clelland, Brown City, and Also competing in the Ebner, Beth Gardner and Lisa Gorsline and Stacey’ er, Jeff Hassler, Michelle members had their knitting, Chris Ziemba, Cass City, of district show will be top five Deborah Dennison. Style Hosterman. Construction McCanhan and Melinda sewing and crocheting the Evergreen Guys and junior sewing style revue revue, Jeannie Burgess, awards only, beginner Spencer. evaluated for style and Gals 4-H Club. The sewing winners: Kelly Wallace and construction. award went to ku-zann; Kim King, both Cass City; STYLE WINNERS Kip King At the grand finale, Hirsch, Marlette, of the Linda Adam, Snover, and (left) and Kelly wallace of the Ever- master and mistress of LuckyStars4-HCl~b. Mary Jo Roggenbuck and ceremonies were 4-H King CROCHETING AWARDS Suzanne Zimmerman. green GUYs winners at the Alan Adam and 4-H Queen werepresentedasfollows: The other junior winners &nilac County &H Spring achievement, Julie German. Senior style revue and were Rebecca West, Brenda will participate in the district style Youth receiving the construction, Lois Francis, Beth Wood, Julie Citizens Federal Savings McClelland and Chris Smith, Carrie Girard and revue May 23. awards were judged to have Ziemba. Junior crocheting Audra Levitte. Senior con- for style and constructio< struction winners were - Becky Severance, Julie Suzanne Hirsch, Holly West- Smith, Terri Darr in con- brook, Kim Harden, Rene Calling All Girls struction. Ebner and Sally Severance. * Young style and construc- Junior construction, Kelly Register Now For tion, Lisa Klusendorf, Tisa Wallace, Linda Adam, Darr and Kris King. Style Brenda Francis, Toni Sinka, only, Amber Johnson and Gwen Shott, Becci Anton, Marlene Burgess. Construc- Holly Burgess, Mary Jo July 4 Festival tion only, Amy Panduren Roggenbuck and Suzanne STYLE REVUE -- Winners of the senior sewing style and Meredith Czapla. Zimmerman. revue at the Sanilac County 4-H Spring Achievement were, Beginner style and con- YOUNG SEWERS RE- wfrom left, Dianne Seddon, Brown City; Shelia Kautz, struction went to Tina Brown ceiving both style and con- and Judy Matthews. struction awards were: Croswell-Lexington ; DeAngela Garety, Cass City (sister KNITTING AWARDS Michelle Gilkerson, Marcie Amelia is in front of her) ; Kim Sangster, Cass City, and Queen were given to: Fisher, Amy Gerstenberg- Senior style and construc- er, Tiffany Babich, Teresa Suzanne Hirsch, Marlette. They will be competing in the 4- tion, Kathleen Vogel; con- McCanham, Heather Wil- H district style show May 22 at Fashion Square Mall in struction, Lois McClelland; liams, Alisa Kroetsch, Lori Sagina w . junior style, Beth Wood and Ebner and Brenda Sever’ Linda Adam; junior con- ance. Style, Terri Stoliker, Contest Marlene Burgess, Dawn struction, Holly Burgess and Julie Roggenbuck. Young Dennison, Connie Cork, VILLAGE OF GAGETOWN style and construction, Buffy Burmeister, Beth Courtney Williams, Heather Sylla, Holly Jones, Betty COUNTY OF TUSCOLA, MICHIGAN Contest Open To All Williams and Kelly Vogel. Woodruff, LeAnn Roberts, Style, Lynn Spokaeski, Latisha Henderson, Shelly Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the Village Council of the Village ot Kristine Clark and Sara Hil- Parker, Carol Kubacki, Gagetown, County of Tuscola, Michigan (the “Village”), held on the 3rd Single Girls 76-78 laker; construction, Amy Cathy Bassalo, Ann Kautz day of May, 1982, at 7 o’clock p.m. Eastern Standard-Time. Panduren and Lisa and Lisa Klusendorf. Con- PRESENT: Members Sullivan, Carroll, Wright, Abbey, Stapelton, Klusendorf. Beginning struction, Jennifer Blank, Reehl. In Cass City School District crocheting style and Michelle Scott, Margaret ABSENT: Members None. construction, Teresa Berden Dorman, Mike Kanaby, and Bradley Johnson. Style, Tracy Klaus, Christina The following preamble and resolution were offered by Member Debbie Dennison and Rwk- Spencer, Jenny Lienhard, Sullivan and supported by Member Wright: Registration Deadline elle Walsh. Construction, Marie Girard, Kris King, WHEREAS, this Village Council intends to issue and sell Village Michelle Chard, Jennifer Courtney Williams, Jennifer Revenue Bonds, pursuant to Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan, 1933, as Roggenbuck and Jennifer Hassler, Eva Church and amended, in an amount not to exceed Three Hundred Fifty-Five Hilla ker . Denise Peruski. Thousand Dollars ($355,000) for the purpose of paying part of the cost WINNERS OF THE SEN- ior sewing style revue were of acquiring and constructing a sanitary sewer system; and DeAngela Garety, Cass WHEREAS, a notice of intent to issue bonds must be published REGISTER’ AT CLOTHES City; Kim Sangster, Cass Bus safety before the issuance of the aforesaid bonds in order to comply with the City; Diane Seddon, Brown requirements of Section 33 of Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan, 1933, as City; Sheila Kautz, Cros- roadeo set amended; CLOSET - CASS CITY well-Lexington, and Suzanne NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: Hirsch. Marlette. 1. The Village Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to publish a The Ubly schools Saturday notice of intent to issue bonds in Cass City Chronicle of Tuscota,’ will host a school bus safety Michigan, a newspaper of general circulation in the Village. “roadeo” for 25-30 bus drivers from school districts 2. Said notice of intent shall be published as a one-quarter (14 page in Huron, Sanilac, St. Clair display advertisement in substantially the following form: Don’t Miss Our and Lapeer Counties. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS AND ELECTORS OF THE The event, one of 15 region- al roadeos, is sponsored by VILLAGE OF GAGETOWN AND TO USERS OF SAID VILLAGE‘S * the Michigan Association for SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM OF INTENT TO ISSUE Pupil Transportation and the BONDS AND THE ‘GIANT CRYSTAL! Automobile Club of Michi- RIGHT OF REFERENDUM RELATING THERETO gan’s safety and engineering division. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that th’e Village Council of the Village of,. The competing drivers will Gagetown, Tuscola County, Michigan, intends to issue and sell, take a written examination and be tested on a pre-trip Revenue Bonds, pursuant to Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan, 1933, as inspection and in driving the amended, in an amount not to exceed Three Hundred Fifty-Five obstacle course. Thousand Dollars ($355,000),for the purpose of paying part of the cost First, second and third of acquiring and constructing a sanitary sewer system. Continuing Until May ,8 place winners will compete in the state contest in June, ‘ SOURCE OF PAYMENT OF along with the other regional REVENUE B*ONDS I winners, with the state THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SAID REVENUE THURS, - FRIDAY - SATURDAY champion eligible to BONDS SHALL BE PAYABLE Solely from the revenues received 6‘ compete in the natioFal Come in and help us celebrate roadeo. the Village from the operations of said sanitary sewer system. Sa; The defendhg regional revenues will consist of rates and charges billed to the users of t‘ 15 years as the 2nd generation champion, who went on to system, a schedule of which is presently on file in the office of t 15% Qf‘f @e of quality at Sommers, making win the state title and Village Clerk. Said rates and charges may from time to time be revis Dinner Rolls it 45 years of continuing service compete in the national to provide sufficient revenues to provide for the expenses of operatina event, is Ubly Driver Lkmarcl and maintaining the system, to pay the principal of and interest on saiaT J. sd.lumacher. Gerry Booms, the Ubly director of trans- bonds and to pay other obligations of the system. -Y portation, is the roadeo BOND DETAILS chairman. The public is invited to SAID BONDS will be payable in annual installments not to * watch the event, which will forty (40) in number and will bear interest at not to exceed & Heart Shaped start at 9 and end about annum on the balance of the bonds from time to time remaining unpaid. 45$ Off noon. @ Mother’s Day Cake / RIGHT OF REFERENDUM Sugar Cookies < THE REVENUE BONDS WILL BE ISSUED WITHOUT A VOTE OF $104 *@ $575 Scholarship THE ELECTORS UNLESS A PETITION REQUESTING SUCH A NOW Reg. $1.49 VOTE SIGNED BY NOT LESS THAN 10% OF THE REGISTERED for Roberts ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE IS FILED WITH THE VILLAGE CLERK WITHIN FORTY-FIVE (45) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. IF SUCH PETITION IS FILED, THE BONDS MAY Patrick J. Roberts, son of Bernard and Florence Rob- NOT BE ISSUED WITHOUT AN APPROVING VOTE OF A erts, 4796 Ruth Road, Ruth, MAJORITY OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE. has been awarded a special THIS NOTICE is given pursuant to the requirement of Section 33, scholarship under the 1982 Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan, 1933, as amended. Elery Sontag National Merit Scholarship Clerk, Village of Gagetown Program, Sons and daughters of em- 3. The Village Council does hereby determine that the foregoing form ployees of corporate spon- of Notice of Intent to Issue Bonds and the manner of publication sors of the National Merit directed is the method best calculated to give notice to the System’s Scholarship Program, in- users and the Village’s taxpaQers and electors of this Council’s intent * cluding General Cable Co., security for the to issue the bonds, the purpose of the bonds, the Joe’s Specialty Breads Coffee Cakes are eligible for the awards. bonds, and the right of referendum relating thereto, and the newspaper Ba c on/Bu t t e r/Egg Patrick’s father is employed $115 at General Cable in Cass named for publication is hereby determined to reach the largest Sour Dough Onion Dill IS City. number of persons to whom the notice is directed. ,‘ 3 NOW Reg. $1,39 Off c& Currently a senior at Ubly 4. All resolutions and parts of resolutions insofar as they conflict Jalepeno High School, Roberts is also with the provisions of this resolution be and the same hereby are enrolled in the Saginaw Val- rescinded. ley State College dual class BE SURE TO ENTER CRYSTAL DRAWING program in Cass City. He is AYES: Member Charles Wright, Fred Sullivan, Richard Cairoll, Leroy vice-president of his senior Stapelton, Dave Abbey. ALSO SPECIAL DRAWING FOR IO” MOTHER’S DAY CAKE class and has been a student NAYS: Member Thomas Reehl. teacher for three years. RESOLUTION DECLARED ADOPTED. Roberts is an active mem- Elery Sontag ber of the Future Farmers of Village Clerk America and has served that organization as reporter for lhereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of a r& Sommers’ Bake.rym four years. He received the solution adopted by the Village Council of the Village of Gagetown, County outstanding sophomore of Tuscola, State of Michigan, at a Regular Meeting held on Ma 3, 1982,“ and Restaurant, A award from the Hugh and that said meeting was conducted and public notice,of sai2 meeting ; O’Brien Youth Foundation was given pursuant to and in full compliance with the Open Meetings 1 and has been a semi-finalist Act, being Act 267, Public Acts of Michigan, 1976, and that the minutes ; in the Michigan Competitive of said meeting were kept and will be or have been made available as ~ Scholarship Program. *s Patrick has been accepted required by said Act. at the General Motors Insti- Elery Sontag, tute in Flint and will begin Village CIefk*I I engineering studies this fall. I

CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE -THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 PAGE FIVE Top grads named at Kingston H.S. Kingston High School has electrical engineering. with a 3.67 grade point annouyed its top 10 seniors, Salutatorian King is the average; Kenton Kelly, son headed by valedictorian daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kelly, I 1 think I was in the sixth clothes. I have a vague rec- Marvin Wolak and saluta- Robert King of Phillips 5860 Phillips Road, Clifford, grade when I was given a ollection of purple pants, torian Martha Jane King. Road, Kingston. She is the 3.65; Dawn Reehl, daugh- pair of pants with a buckle in yellow tennis shoes and a Wolak is the son of Mr. and granddaughter of Mr. and ter of Mr. and Mrs. James the back. sweatshirt -- I forget the Mrs. Henry Wolak of 2260 Mrs. J.L. Nipple of Hazelton, Reehl, '3886 S: Plain Road, The buckle and belt, a few color -- with a big round spot Phillips Road, Kingston. Kansas. She graduates with Kingston, 3.63; Scott Anger, inches long, served no useful on the front. He will graduate with a a 3.74 grade point average. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don The fellow made strange Anger, Phillips Road, purpose unless one consid- grade point average of 3.82. is of the movies, which I won't bother Martha a member Kingston, 3.57; Dougras Flis, ers decoration a useful pur- Marvin has been a Kingston Wesleyan Church pse. It was located, lest you to describe. (They were not member of the National son of Mrs. JaneFlis, 3845 S. pornographic, though some and is active in her church Kingston Road, Kingston, wonder, below the loops for Honor Society for three and youth group activities. the regular belt, which did might argue that a shot of a years and is the present 3.48; Diane Catlin, daughter foot being inserted into a She has been the senior of Audrey Wilson serve a useful purpose. president. He has also been a youth pianist for about seven Mrs. I hated those pants. One toilet is obscene.) member of the varsity bask- of Caro, 3.30; Gerilynn reason was because I was As I said, I think there are etball team and the varsity Years. Priess, daughter of Mr. and the first in my elementary limits, but I think it is track team, being the de- In school, she has been Mrs. John Priess, 5755 school to wear them. (My unfortunate that in the stu- fending Meet of Champions active in the National Honor Bevens Road, Deford, 3.25, mother, who bought them dent population of today, it title holder in the discus. Society for three years and and Michael Harper, son of for me, always wanted me to seems like so many dress His future plans are to has been on the honor roll for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harper, be a trend setter:) It was alike.. attend Michigan Technolog five consecutive years. 6201 Centerline Road, I've commented pre- embarrassing to be contin- As ical University and study During her senior .year, Kingston,3.20. ually asked, "What's that viously, it's like the Army, she has been enrolled in the 9uckle for?" but instead of olive drab and health occupations class at By the time I got to junior combat, boots, everyone is the Tuscola Area Skill high, grades 7-9, pants with wearing jeans and jogging Center. She now is a clinical a buckle in the back were in. shoes. (At least above the aide in the Caro Commun- TRASH PICKUP -- Cass City Cub Scouts cleaned the vil- Then I had another problem. waist, there is still some ity Hospital and Highland lage park April 21 -in conjunction with Keep America Some clods had decided variation.) Pines School in Garo. that wearing pants with the Apparently Cass City and Beautiful Day. Among those involved in the effort weke, buckle in the back un- environs isn't as bad as Miss King is entered in from left, Jaey Spencer, Steven Tuckey, Eric Wachter- buc!-led meant the wearer some places, however. Who's Who Among was going steady. In my A recent article in the American High School .hauser and Brian Ypma. case, it meant I didn't know Detroit Free Press about Students. .Her future .pia# my belt 'was unbuckled. teenage fashions mentioned are to attend college to study I also disliked those pants a kid -- it didn't say from I medical technology or .-.- ..-.* ..-.*,.. respiratory therapy and Novesta .a** .'.I because, even back then I where --who refused to wear ....'.' .....*.'..' .a,- suppose, I liked things prac- his new tennis shoes to gym become certified in one of e:.: .*.' *. tical. class. The reason is they the fields to work in a nearby The weather ...... ! ; I guess it's part of my weren't Nikes, and everyone hospital. turns down High LQW YreciD. else wearing Nikes. E.. philosophy that the simpler was The following students Wednesday . .-...... 64...... 27,... .. 0 . I After the article, I something is, the less likely reading round out the top ten: Thksday...... 60 ...... 29 ...... 0 . ' it is that something will go happened to be walking Friday ...... 77 ...... 47 :...... 0 . behind four stud&@, appar- Mark Davis, son of Mr. wrong. and Mrs. Edwin Davis, 3281 tax boost Saturday ...... 72 ...... 35 ...... 0 .

~ ently of intermediate school There is something to be Marvin Wolak White Creek Road, Kingston, Martha Jane King Sunday ...... 76 ...... 32 ...... 0 . said, however, for not being 9 age,'so I observed what they Monday., ...... 75 ...... 34 ...... 0 . ' completely like the rest of were wearing on their feet. Tuesday...... 75 ...... 49 ...... 0 . All wearing jogging Novesta Township resi- ,. ' the crowd, though I think were .... I __ dents won't have to pay any- .'.I ere are limits. shoes, but there was only :$ (Recorded at Cass City wastewater ti-eatment plant) $$ Be slightly dissimilar and one set of Nikes. Two were thing more in township taxes .:.~.:.:.:.:,:.:.:..:.:.:.:*~:*:.:.:.:.~:.:.:,:.~:.:.:.~:*:,:.:.:.:*:.:.:.:.~~:.:.:.:.~:.:,~:.:.~:.:.~~:.~:.:!:~:.:.~:~*:~~:::...... you are eccentric. If you are wearing identica1,in appear- Walbro sales down, on their December, 1982, tax VERY dissimilar, you are ance (but no brand name in bills. STRANGE. back) shoes. In accordance with the )aa~aeaamoaame@amemmamao I think it was my senior The four were prqbably all new state "truth in taxation" law, the township board : CASS CASS year at Eastern Michigan wearing blue jeans, but I voted Monday evening to 0 University , 1966-67, that don't remember. a base their tax rate on the 872-225'! there was a fellow living' in I supposp one way for boys recoverv forecast CITY my dorm who was definitely to look strange these days J 1981 valuation, which means Novesta won't gain reverkue moaommmemoaao~mo~amaamoa ' strange. would be to wear a coat and While current Fonomic invast in personnel, quip- hakbeen at low levels due to A couple of years later and tie to school. ffom the 1982 increases in conditions are adversely af- ment and rearch and de low activity in lumbe-re valuation. Thurs. thru Sun. ( 4 Days) , would have looked norm- Come to think of it, male fecting short-term profits, vdopmmt projects aimed at latd industries. The share of al, but at that time, he teachers wearing coats and Walbro Corp. management developing new products for The action will cost the the market has bmmain- township about $1,500 in May 6 7.8 9 wasn't. He had long stringy ties would also look strange told stockholders at the com- the future. tained, however, and the blond hair and weird these days. Offhand, be- pany's annual meeting in revenue, which means Thursday is "Bargain Nite" -- 8:OO Only "Weare confident that our group has recently acquired taxpayers will that tween Cass City and Owen- Cass City April 26 that they save ongoing dforts to improve new automotive and small much. The township tax rate Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 7:30 & 9:30 (2 Showings) Gage, I can think of only two s8e a strong future for the operating efficiency, coupled engine business which prom- Craft Club teachers that I am aware of company. with intensive new product should be about 1.58 mills, FIRST AREA SHOWINGS ises arcdlent growth potm- according to Supervisor (obviously I don't know all of Walbro's sales for 1981 Bill development programs, will tial. O'Dell. His son is missing in a foreign country, them 1 who normally wear were $43,121,000, down slight- allow Walbro to not only Opmating indficimcies meeting set a coat and tie - or at least a ly from $43,316,000 in 1980, In other action, the board is he dead or alive 0- the hunt is on. meet today's many chal- due to rapid apansion of the gave its okay to granting of The Deford Craft Club will tie. Walter E. Walpole, chair- lags, but to be stronger in company's Diecast facility Call me old-fashioned, but man and chid arecutive an adult foster care license : meet Monday at the home of the coming years as a re- in 1981 are being corrected, for a home owned by Basil I think male teachers should officer, told stockholdas. He t : pat Zinnecker. sult," Althaver said. according to management. Conquest in Deford for three Members should bring wear coats and ties. noted that earnings dropped In discussions of specific Walbro's Plastics Group is Just to show YOU how Old- $239,000 adults. .i Quilt squares, yarn, scissors, sharply, to from the operations, Walbro manage completing a shift in produc- fashioned I am, I still own a 1980 level of On a Farml~ndand Open Space glue, pins and needles. * $1,001,OOO. mat noted sweral bright tion emphasis to small en- Preservation Act (Public ; Hostesses will be Joan pair of high-top PF Flyers, per-share basis, '1981 earn- spots in thecompany's activ- gineered, plastics parts which which were no longer in 31 Act 116) agreements re- Darling and Liz Zajac. ings were cents, com- ' ities. is expected to open up new style when I bought them in pared to $1.28 for 1980. ceived the board's okay for Walbro's Automotive markets for that facility as two parcels owned by Rich. the fall of 1965. (I bought Walbro President and Products Group shipped a well, them for a phys ed class my Chief Operating Officer ard Donahue, 97 acres in record volume Qf fuel pumps Stockholders elected two section 6 and 87 in $&tion 5, first semester at Eastern Lambert E. Althaver at- in 1981. Its n& rotary fuel directors to a threyear term and 40 acres owned by Jan Michigan, which is why I tributed the drop in earnings pump i$ now in production on Walbro's Board. Elected remember how old they to strong worldwide compe for the automotive original and ,Helen Wojcik in section Newsy Too! wee: Hmbmt M. Kmnedy, 34. are.) tition in the high volume equipment market and will chairman of the Business- , --- carburetor market, contin- The board decided to seek soon be introduced as an Economics Department, ued high interest rates and a aftermarket replacanent bids from certified public Principia College, and Rob- accounting jirms to perform general downturn in world- product. ert D. Tuttle, president, wide economic conditions. Sales by Walbro's Carbu- the next township audit. Sealed Power Corp. Someone will hired to Althaver noted that despite retor Group, which produces be CITY STUDIOS WC current economic conditions, carburetors for chain saws 'remove chunks of concrete the company is continuing to and othm powm equipment, Hospital Week and other debris piled up 4t SUNDAY 2:30 till 6:OO ADULTS S1.50 the cemetery, COMING NEXT THURSDAY activities Payment of $7,738 owed Disney's Great Action Adventure THE HOTTEST FILM AROUND Guest Nites to the Road Commission, the Mon. 81 Tu&. final payment was ap- set next week proved. 2 f.or $2.50 "Night Crosshg'' Hills and Dales General The board decided to FINAL DAYS POSITIVELY MUST spend no more than $150 to ... Hospital joins ,over 6,400 buy a flag pole and flag for COMING VERY SOON END ON THURSDAY, MAY 13th FIRST SHOWING! 7 BIG DAYS! hospitals around the country ... in celebrating National Hos- the cemetery. Friday and Saturday Feature at: 751 & 956 Starts Fridav. Mav 7th Township board meetings pital Week, May 9-15. "Bvil Under The Sun'' Sunday Feature at: 3:ll'-516-7:21-9:26 The theme this year is will now start at 7:30 p.m. on "You've Got Friend in the the first Monday of every (Disney) Monday thru Thursday Feature at: 7:26 & 9:31 a month. Starting time had "Robin Hoed'' Hospital. " been 8 p.m. when Eastern The idea behind the theme "On @oldenPond" is that hospitals are not just Daylight Time was in effect and 7 the rest the (Academy Winner) places to go when persons ..pm. of are ill. There are many year. services available to help n keep them well. In keeping with this therne,.Hills and Dales has instituted a permanent new policy on taking blood pres- sures. Anyone may come into the ambulatory care center at any time and have their blood pressure taken free of charge. Millions of Americans un- Breaded Baked knowingly harbor high blood T=Bone Porkchops chicken pressure because it usually I I has no symptoms. Left un- treated, high blood pressure may lead to a stroke, heart $750 I 550 I s450 attack, heart failure or kid- ney failure. Dinners Include. Hills and Dales also has All You Can Eat Salad Bar speakers available to talk on Choice of Potatoes- Baked or Mashed , various topics. If in need of a I

MELVIN SIMON PROOUCTIONS/ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE INC. speaker, call Ken Jensen, @ Vegetable Home made Bread RM BOB CLARK'S "PORKY'S" KIM CAllRALL hospital administrator. I SCOllCOLOMBYKAKI HUNT€RALEXK4RRA!hmn Other' activities planned Dessert 9 One Drink orshakes)(no malts SUSAN CLARK tkeanm ~ndumsHAROLD GREENBERG ad MELVIN SIMON for Hospital Week include an w bv DON CARMODY BOB CLARK honors dinner for the hos- Children 5-12 1/2 Price Under 5 Free 1-BoneOinner)(Except on I wm nd w bv BOB CLARK h pital auxiliary and tours of - the hospital by first grade b students from Campbell, De- Reserve Your Table Now ford and Evergreen Elemen- Look! Look! It Starts tary Schools. at I 171MMDS Friday, May 14. See Hospital representatives The Best Picture of No Playboy Eve will be at, Coach Light NICKY'S BEAGIO'S CHARIOTS Had It So Good Pharmacy and Old Wood 11 OFFIRE I 1981.. Truly a Drugs to take blood pres- sure readings from 24 p.m. Gagetown RESTAURANT 685-2571 Soon, "Porkyd8 "Taps8' "Modern Problem'' Monday and Tuesday for free. 1 L I

I CASS CITY ,MICPIGA F I Grace Brown

Mrs. Thelma Jackson funeral held MAY 10-14 PhoIle 658-2347 Saturday MONDAY : 0 Holbrook Area News Grace Brown, 96, of Cass Campbell 2nd Grade

City died last Thursday at ClassMenu ~ the Tuscola 'County Medical Hacker and family Wednes- Irene Sieradzki and Sara Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka and Mrs. Olin Bouck to were Friday guests of Mr. and family. Care Facility in. Caro after . Pizza , Guigar of Bad Axe and Mrs. were Thursday evening day afternoon. celebrate Olin's birthday. and Mrs. Joseph Buynak in Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Wright a long illness. Corn 1 Joe Dybilas attended a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Martinez and A1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ubly. were Thursday supper AppleSauce . bridal shower for Miss Jay Stanley Glaza. Wagner and Melvin Peter Bouck and familv of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lam- guests of Mr. and Mrs. She was born April 26, Chocolate Cake at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fritz VanErp and were Sunday forenoon Hartland spent last we& end ing returned home Saturday Curtis Cleland. 1886, in Elmwood Township, Ed Sieradzki at Lapeer Sun- Sara Campbell were among guests of Mrs. George Jack- with Mr. and Mrs. Olin after spending the winter in The Christian Mothers of the daughter of John and TUESDAY day. Miss Jay is the bride- eight members of the East son and Mr. and Mrs. Don Bouck, who recently Tarpon Springs, Fla. St. Columbkille Catholic Ellen (Conner) Crane. elect of Tom Sieradzki. Sheridan Extension group Jackson and family. returned home from Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mor- Church met at the David Miss Crane married. Lmn Steak Sandwich Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord La- who attended the Huron Mr, and Mrs. Curtis Cle- wintering in Florida. rish of Ferndale were Fri- Sweeney home Tuesday for Brown Nov. 11,1908, in Caro. BakedBeans . Peer were Sunday afternoon County Homemakers' night land and Mrs. Louis Naples day evening guests of Mr. an allday quilting session. Following their marriage, Fruit Jello guests of Mr. and Mrs, Tuesday evening at the attended the Historical So- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Mrs. Cleatus Howey. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson they made their home in the - Milk Lynwood LaPeer and daugh-' Farm Bureau Building in ciety meeting at the Cass spent some time with Mr. Mrs. Jack Walker was a visited Arnold LaPeer and Cass City area. Brown died ters. Bad Axe. County officers City Library Monday eve- and Mrs. Stephen Knowles Saturday guest of John Glen Deneen at Hills and May 15, 1966. WEDNESDAY Lori Delpiere and Mary were installed ,and a white ning. They later went to the at Union Lake and while Walker and family. DalesFriday. Hospital in Cass City She was a member of the Ann Schultz of Bad Axe were elephant sale was held. A home of Mrs. Naples, there they visited Francis Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kelley First Presbyterian Church Chicken Pot Pie Friday evening guests of potluck lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Yietter at Pontiac and Mr. of Bad Axe were Thursday Linda Elliott of Bad Axe of Cass City. AppleSauceCorn : Lori Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Glaza and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Kirk Powers and evening guests of Mr. and spent Sunday at the homes family at Highland. Mrs. Brown is survived by Bryce Champagne was a LaPeer were Friday eve- Jack Krug spent Tuesday Mrs. Jack Krug. Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr one niece, Katherine Crane Chocolate Chip Cookie ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. in Bay City. Mrs. Kelley just returned Thursday evening guest of Jack Ross of Ubly visited and family and Mr, and Mrs, of Cass City; three nephews, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. Curtis Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Van- home after spending 10 days Curtis Cleland. Jay Crane and Harold THURSDAY . Erp were Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk with Mr. and Mrs. Connie Lewis Campbell of Trav- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Day of Crane, both of Cass City, and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tyll, John and Mickie at , -' erse City and Mrs, Clarence and family of Pontiac spent Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swack- Ubly and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Crane of Pontiac; two HotDogs Surbrook of Croswell were the week end with Mrs. Alex Walter Zawilinski and Fred. Grand Junction, Colo. The Elmer Fuester were Friday grandnieces, and one grand- French Fries Mrs. Arnold LaPeer, Mr. hamer of Bad Axe were Tylls are former Ubly resi- Thursday guests of Sara Cleland and Carol Laming. Monday supper guests of evening guests of Mr. and nephew. Fruit Cocktail Campbell and Harry Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michal- and Mrs. Elmer Fuester and dents. Mrs. Alex Ross in Bad Axe. Milk ski spent a few days at their Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Sara Campbell and Harry Fred McEachin, Bob and wards. Edwards in honor of the Laurence Tyrrell of Mor- Funeral services were were Saturday supper Archie McLachlan, Angus FRIDAY ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Near cabin at St. Swackhamers' 44th wedding rice and Judy Tyrrell of East conducted Saturday after- I and M~.and M~~.Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gay- McCallum and Angus anniversary. Lansing spent the week end noon at Little's Funeral (&]and were Sunday brunch Mary Yietter at the lord Lapeer, Sweeney attended the funer- with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Home, Cass City, with Rev. Evergreen 6th Grade Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- al of Winton Roblin at the guests of Doris Kinney at Huron County Medical Cent- land were Sunday evening Tyrrell and family. Harry Capps of the First ClassMenu Ubly Heights Country Club er at Bad Axe Friday. Sweeney and family of Lans- Donnelson-John Funeral Kathy and Karen Gibbard Presby terian Church offici -

ing spent the week end with guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Mr+ Home at Pontiac Monday. ating. Burritoes ; an& spent the afternoon at and Mrs. Schenk Curtis Cleland. spent the week end with Mr. the Near home, visited Mr. and Mrs. David Mrs. Dave Sweeney and Glen Shagena visited Les- and Mrs. O'Bert Regal at Burial was in Elkland Corn David. Mrs. Bob Deachin, Tim lie Hewitt Sunday. Cemetery. Bananas and Laura were Saturday Plymouth. Rita Tyrrell of Midland Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gib- Chocolate Milk * forenoon guests of Mr. and AN AWARD was a Friday evening guest bard Jr. of Bad Axe and Mr. ~ of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrrell Mrs. Reynold Tschirhart. and Mrs. Carl Gibbard at- FOR EXCELLENCE and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Van- tended a wedding reception * Mrs. George Barber and Erp returned home after for Mr. and Mrs. Richard 4r Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McWil- spending two days in Curran Mark at the Rapson sports- Id hams and daughters of Roy- ,visiting friends. man hall Saturday evening. - al Oak and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer and Miss Charlene Talaski, 0 Evans Gibbard were Friday Mrs. Steve Timmons spent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L -CLASS OF '82 evening guests of Mr. and Tuesday at the home of Mr. Leonard Talaski, and Rich- SCROLL KEY RING Mrs. Carl Gibbard. and Mrs. Stanley Fay and ard Mark were married at1 L Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mark in Pontiac. o'clock Saturday at Sacred Sweeney were Sunday din- '0 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robin- Heart, Catholic Church in ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. son met Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bad Axe. Carl Sageman and family. Robinson and daughters of Around 30 guests attended Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Caro at Cass City for dinner a pink and blue shower for 15/ JUST FOR were Wednesday guests of Sunday. Mrs. Bill Cleland of Pontiac IRA'S and Keogh Plans COMING IN! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kreh Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hunt at the home of .Mrs. Alex in Flint. were Saturday evening Cleland Sunday afternoon. A fashion highlight. Jack Ross of Ubly and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen The afternoon was spent Tax Deductible Contributions. Beautiful antique finish Bryce Champagne were Shagena. visiting. A buffet dinner was jewelry. It's yours free Monday evening guests of Heather and Angie O'Bee served. Guests attended just for coming into our Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk. from Pontiac, Ubly, Shab- Tax Free Accumulation store and filling out Mr. and Mrs. George 'bona, Argyle and Cass City. a registration form. Jackson and family of Ox- Candidates Bob Schultz of Bad Axe Many Retirement Options. When you're here, ford and Mark Hofert of was a Thursday supper let us show you Lapeer spent the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim at -their home here. needed for Hewitt and Lori. our-. collection~~ of w Mr. and Mrs. Murill Shag- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schenk - i\\ engraveYou' \ fine Bulova watches ... For Details: back free. ena of Cass City were were Monday supper guests great styling ... Wednesday afternoon guests szgar queen of Mr. and Mrs. Howard great value. of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Britt and in the afternoon Cleland. Mrs. Schenk visited Mrs. Four ladies spent Thurs- This year's contest to Doug Britt. Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. 1 day at the David Sweeney find the "Sweetest Girl in Mr. and MTS. Bob LePla of BULOVA home quilting. the World" to reign as Yale were Wednesday after- Phone 872-4351 Mr. and Mrs- Glen Shag- Michigan Sugar Queen dur- noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cass City ena were Tuesday evening ing festivities at the 18th Melvin Peter and family, 6815 E. Cass City Rd. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- annual Sebewaing Sugar Mrs. George Jackson and *Current Rate nard Shagena at Sebewaing. Festival June 25-27 has be- Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson Mrs. Don Becker visited gun. Leslie Hewitt Wednesday. A $500 US. Savings Bond Mr. and l'vks. Cliff Jack- will be awarded the new son were Friday supper queen and the four finalists guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee will receive $100 bonds. The Hendrick in Cass City. remaining contestants will Laurence Tyrrell of Mor- each receive $50 bonds. rice, Judy Tyrrell of East Those wishing to partici- Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Jack pate in the contest are urged Tyrrell, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin to submit entry blanks soon, Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff as only the first 20 replies 8. Classic quartz in with the earliest postmark all stainless steel. Robinson attended an appre- ciation banquet for Jim Le- will be accepted. screw-set bezel and Rules for entering are: patterned black dial. Cureux at the Ubly Fox Water resistant. Hunters hall Saturday eve- Contestants shall not be less than 18 and not older Dura-Crystal,@ ning. than 22 years b;y June 1, $54.95 Mr . and Mrs,*Greg Moore and son of Snover, Mr. and never married and remain A, Cream-colored dial, Also with goldtone bezel. Mrs. Dale Laming and fam- single for the entire reign. framed by a goldtone case. ily and Mr. and Mrs. 'Dan Contestants must be resi- Textured mesh bracelet. Gibbard and family were dents of an agricultural area $94.95 Sunday barbecue dinner where sugar beets are guests of Mr. and Mrs. grown. E-vans Gibbard and family, Applications are available McCONKEY JEWELRY from Mrs, William The*de, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pet- 305 E. Main, Sebewaing terson of Lincoln, Mr. and 48759, and must be returned CARWEST & GIFT SHOP Mrs. Roy Davis of Bad Axe to her no later than Satur- HEAVY-DUTV 6458 'Main Street and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence day, May 22. SHOCKS Sug. lkt $14.88 Cass City, Michigan 48726 Miller were Saturday Candidates will be judged evening dinner guests of Mr. Saturday, June 5, at a luncheon at the Log Cabin Inn, Sebewaing. Judging (INSTALLATKIN NOT INCLUDED) will be based on an interview, personality, poise, and at- MILDRED HUNTER CAmUEST YOUR CHOKE tractive appearance. MOtOR OIL All applicants will appear #Cb64a#rnO in formal attire for corona- LIMIT 12 QTS. 894 tion ceremonies Friday, WAGNER June 25, at which time the court of four finalists will be DISC WESTLEY'S named and the Michigan BRAKE BLECHE-W ITE Sugar Queen will be PADS WHITEWALL AUCTION SALE crowned. The queen and her (Some applkatlons slightly higher) CLEANER I (INSTALLATDN I '- B & R LUN'CH WAGON - on~h9~rounds court will participate in the # 500 Sugar Festival Parade the I NOTINCLUMD) I THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE PLACE LOCATED GUNK ZMILES EAST '/. MILE SOUTH OF ARGYLE ON NORTH SHELDON ROAD ON following day. The queen is expected ENGINE BRITE TURtLE'WAX during her reign to attend spray on, hose off. several parades and make 16 02. aerosol MINUTE WAX #EM A TurCb Wax Shh8hkSS SATURDAY, MAY 8,1982 television and radio appear- 20 02. foamy than 15 minutes. ances prior to next year's #Em ]I #T-lS. COMMENCING AT 1:OO P.M. SHARP! festival, as designated by turtlr wmx the Queen's committee. TRACTOR S REAR MOUNT SCOOP* 3 PT OUANTITY OF LUMBER I 'YOUR CHOICE Sug. ust $10.22 FORO 2 ROW CULTIVATOR HOMOLITE CHAIN SAW MASSEY F6RGUSON 180 DIESEL, WIDE FRONT, 120 GALLON TRAILER TYPE SPRAYER ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW DUAL OUTLETS, TILT WHEEL. MULTI POWER, SIDE RAKE POTATO HILLER POWER ADJUST WHEELS, 15 5x38 TIRES. 3 PT , JOHN DEERE RWA 13 FOOT WHEEL DISC LARGE QUANTITY OF SHOP TOOLS 3850 HOURS FOOT DISC ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDER PRINT 8 WE FORO 8N TRACTOR JOHN DEERE NO 25 PULL TYPE COMBINE WOOD EXTENSION LADDER GOT A PARTS PROBLEM? 7 FOOT CUT PTO JEWELRY WAGON l?B EQUIPMENT CASE NO 77 PULL TYPE COMBINE Ask a Qualified Counterman. FOR PAHTS HOUSEHOLD GOODS .Business Cards NEW HOLLAND 273 8ALeR WITH THROWER WOOD TABLE Only CARQUEST has them. NEW HOLLAND NO 213 MANURE SPREADER NEW IDEA NO 7 1 ROW CORN PICKER 3 ROLL AWAY BEOS OAqcounting Forms 2 WHEEL MANURE SPREADER 7 FOOT MOWER, 3 PT 4 DINING ROOM CHAIRS JOHN DEERE F105. 3 16 INCH TRIP BOTTOM, RUeBEqTlRED WAGON w/FLAT RACK 2 ARM CHAIRS Programs SEMI MOUNT PLOW 2 WHEEL TRAILER 4 WOODEN CHAIRS FORD 2 BOTTOM PLOW, 3 PT BLADE. 3 PT LIBRARY TABLE *Statements Sale prkes good at all CARQUEST Auto Parts Stores through May 9,1982. JOHN DEERE 4 ROW PLANTER 2 4 INCH AUGERS WOODEN STAND JOHN DEERE FB 15 HOLE GRAIN DRILL 16 F OQT AUGERS The 80 CARQUEST Stores part the 1600 Store 2 ANTIQUE TRUNKS .Envelopes Auto Parts In Mlchlgan are of MtionWlde. 13 HOLE GRAIN DRILL JOHN OEERE HYDRAULIC CYLINOER ELECTRIC ROASTER FORO 8 FOOT F IELO CULTIVATOR HYDRAULIC CYLINDER OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS AIR COMPRESSOR TO MENTION .Tickets .Menus TERMS CASH OR CHECKS CLERK oSENToSKl Letterheads ;:;opvREoD'; H"E"'p"R:"MG "A::::', agants only and::,;;::@I; assume no CITY AUTO SUPPLY lSES CASS guarantees or hahilltier Wouc hers @Brochures 6585 Main Street ' OWNER: MRS. MILDRED HUNTER Booklets Cass City - 872-2178 PHONE CASS CITY AUCTIONEER: The prkes In thk admtlsement are those suggested by the dlStrbutOr, Parts CO., Bay atv,MI. IRA, DAVID a 517-8 72-23 52 The Chronicle Prlces at the lndspendem retWerk Isma wbw may wry same prkes may ba tWW, meI'W be W8r. OR 872-3252 MARTIN OSENTOSKI Phone 872-2010 .m CARQUEST: the Right Place to buy auto parts.,, @ AUCTIONEEHING 0 * a 'ASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 PAGE SEI'EN Cass City IGA Store Hours: Daily to 6:00, Thursday and Friday to 9:00 DELI 8 BAKERY A big variety of fresh everyday. Homemade Donuts Made fresh here at the store. Take-Home of 8-16-20-24 PassingNOTEWot~farsorrmd.hplnllnO auAwnrvAlong RIO~RESERVE. f We have a 1 'Buckets . Chicken pieces

coupon Exchange Also: We have. on Request. + Barbecued Chicken -- 112 or parts Spare Ribs Polish Sausage Potato Wedges WICWe'now COUPONS accept Ad Good T~NSaturday, May 8,1982. Great .Values! Fresh Salads All kinds every day by Leon Is. Large salad orders and special orders for parties on our chicken in large amounts taken in advance. Call 872-2645,ask for Deb or Dort Ifor price. . SUNSHINE *SALTED *UNSALTEI

Krispy ~ I Cracker:

CHICKEN OF THE SA*Ii OIL .IN WATER

Chunk Lirrhtw --

Koegel's Skinless - Reaular I IQA TABLERITE"*PORK Tuna Boston 'Butt

Hot Dogs- teak or Roast I s 6Hox.h $148 PIECES b STEMS TABLE TREAT 4 In. 4 5 Ib. Box I a b. FAME Paper miL -.".L MEA RET .IAIY*WATER ADDED IN CURINO e209 - Mushrooms Plates & NOLLV FARMS .GRADE 'A' GOLDEN 88fa man= Hams . b. EESE =BEEF -1 b, Pkg. $179 Chicken Breastswm,or :krich Franks . .----I I - - RICH 0REQ. .THICK 01Ib. Pkg. iced Bol~g~a . . . . honored by - Down Memorv Lane I Cass City Bowling Leagues 1

MERCHANETTE LEAGUE TUSCOLA T. Wissner 221, R. Engle- 550Series: C. Harmer 584, GET TOGETHERS “A” hardt 218, C. Comment 214, J. Wesolowski 558. Kritzman’s 35 April 26,1982 D. O’Dell 212, Lhy Sum- Cass City Sports 25 ’/2 mers 210. draha by the Uniied States Joos’ Fifth Wheels 25 Final Standings Round 3 550 Series: M. Grifka 625, FIVE YEARS AGO roads, roughly equivalent to er, was one Jf a group of Achievement Academy and Albee Hardware 25 T. Wissner 609, R. Geiger 54 trips around the world. , boys who enjoyed a three- will -appear in its annual Charmont 23 Armstead Aluminum 48 586, B. Kupic 582, C. Com- A farm owned by Joe and day, allexpense paid trip Faust Rebuilding Cole carbide ment 574, T. Benitez 553, ’ national yearbook. TEN YEARS AGO to Chicago last week. 23 45 He is the son of Mr. and John Graham of Jacob Herron Builders 22 Faust Rebuilding 45 Larry Summers 553, N, Road, Caro, has been desig- Authorities at Caro Com- IGA Foodliner Mrs. Ted Jantz of I 6771 22 Maurer Const. Co. 41 Willy 550, nated as a Centennial farm U.S. Air Force Airman munity Schools were McAlpin Road, Gagetown. First Class Edward J. Bil- Miller’s Chicks 21 Mr. Kelly’s Market 41 by the Division of Michigan pleased with the bids re- Walbro The academy selects its icki, 20, was among global 15 Sugar Town Market 39 History. The farm was orig- ceived for the erection of a Anrod Screen Cyl. Hillaker’s Auct. Serv. honorees from the recom- Air Weather Service task new high school which aver- 14% 38 TUSCOLA mendations of teachers, inally purchased March 23, Geiger-Hunt Ford 13 Pierce Apiaries 37 GET TOGETHERS “B*’ 1868 by Hirman R. Perry. force members who pro- aged $10.52 a square foot, a school counselors, etc., vided specialized support Charmont 36 April 26,1982 Ken E. Jensen, new ad- cost among the lowest in the 500 Series: J, Morell 575, Harris-Hampshire Ins. 34 Edward~ H. Doerr based on academic perform- contributing to the success state in recent years. ance, interest and aptitude, ministrator of Hills and L. Selby 559, D. Golding 519. Larry’s Car Wash 32 Final Standings Round 3 Dales General Hospital, of the Apollo 16 miss:on. Improve Your leadership qualities and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spenc- The annual report of tbe 200 Games: J. Morell 220, Nicky ’s Restaurants 26 other criteria. says rural hospitals are a Cass City and Elkland Town- L. Selby 219. Roger’s Hay 52 vital part of the nation’s er attended the Rural Letter Cash Flow With Our Carriers’ dinner meeting at ship Library was received High Team Series: Char- High Team Series: Sugar Doerr Farms 48 health care system. The ex- mont 2441. Program set the Irish Lass restaurant at by the village council, The Town Market 2814, Thumb Firewood 47 ‘/2 Mult i-Gard marine took over the admin- report showed that total High Team Game: Char- High Team Game: Sugar Dale’s Eaves Troughing 47 istrator’s job in late April. Kingston Saturday evening. receipts for the year were mont 861. Town Market 985. Miller’s Egg,Inc. , 45 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Voters in Tuscola County Business Insurance on children’s $3593.37 and expenditures Kritzman’s - 1st place. 210 Games: B. Kupic 245, Leiterman Bldrs. 42 ‘/2 Kozan entertained relatives will be asked Monday to approve a quarter of a mill totaled $1,755.25. Geiger-Hunt Ford - 2nd M. Grifka 233, R. Geiger 228, Wright’s Service 37 Package. for supper Saturday evening The Gavel Club grossed place. F & M State Bank diabetes when the 13th birthday of increase in taxes to finance 36 fou can cover just about the Triscola County Inter- $830 at its benefit auction Barnes’ Construction 35 The Tuscola County Ronnie Czekai was cele- Phone order Chappel’s Men’s Wear 33 ill your insurance needs mediate School District sale. The money will be used Mrs. Garnet n a Michigan Mutual Health Department will bra ted. to enlarge and modernize Cass City IGA 23 sponsor a program titled, Monday, United Parcel special education program. Multi-Gard business pack- The Cass City Junior High the track in the Cass City president of herbicides St a hl baum Asphalt “Diet and The Child With Service delivery drivers Recreational Park, giving Paving 16 lge and improve cash 17. working out of Cass City track team won its second using our interest- Diabetes,” Monday, May straight meet Thursday, by the community the finest not a bargain low It will be held at the surpassed 10,000 safe driver facilities in the Thumb. state BB/BS High Team Series: Thumb I’ree payment plan. Ask days without having an overwhelming Deckerville At the annual spring con- Tuscola Area Skill Center, and Bad Axe. Cass City In business, it’s common- Firewood 2715. about Multi-Gard. 1401 Cleaver Road, Caro. avoidable accident. In ference held in Alma in scored 1131h points; Decker- 35 YEARS AGO ly understood that there is High Team Game: Mil- For more information or reaching the record, the A.pril, Connie Gamet, execu- no such thing as a free lunch. ler’s Eggs Inc. 944. . to register, call the Health drivers have. traveled over ville, 34, and host Bad Axe, tive director of Tuscola 8’2. Cass City Junior High held There aren’t many free 210 Games: A. Zimmer- Doerr Agency Departme-ht at 673-8114. 1,350,000 miles on area its annual spring banquet County Big Brothers-Big lunches in agriculture eith- man 243, J. Wesolowski 220, 6265 Main St. Sisters, was named the new 25 YEARS AGO Friday evening. er, says Tuscola County Ex- C. Harmer 224, K. Martin Jr. Cass City president of Big Brothers- tension Director Bill Bortel. 216, M. Diegel 217, J. Phone 872.361 5 The H.H. Koffman Co. has Big Sisters of Michigan. Yet out+f-state herbicide Schwartz 212. Louis Horner, 14, son of expanded its wholesale busi- The state organization Mr. and Mrs. Audley Horn- peddlers are trying (by tele- ness at Cass City by the consists of agency directors phone) to lead many Mich- Jr purchase of the Hoover To- and lay members through- igan farmers to a free lunch AAUW bacco Co. of Ubly, which will out Michigan and has as its with an offer of what ap- be supplied by its Cass City main purpose the improve- pears to be a cheap herbi- warehouse. ment of the quality of serv- cide. Trouble is, in the long conducts Landon’s team won the ice being provided to chil- run, it will likely turn out not Cass City Bowling League dren by each local agency to be as effective or as cheap championship by defeating using the Big Brothers-Big as it appears. BOUND? the Dillman team Monday meeting Sisters name. It achieves The sales pitch which may night. The Cass City branch of this through a training con- cause a farmer to believe No need to worry The Cass City Board bf ference each year, as well as the herbicide is a wonder American Association of Education voted that con- I University Women met numerous educational work- product never tells the whole solidation of the local dis- shops for directors. April 27 at the high school story, Bortel continued. trict will be made with eight Mrs. Gamet has been em- They never tell you what library with Sharon Dunn rural schools now transport- presiding. ployed with the county Big the product will not do. It’s ing their pupils to Cass City. Brothers-Big Sisters pro- Mosqu itos Ann Craig and Barbara best to be leery of the claims The rural districts are gram for five years. She and made. The product is be- Tuckey made the final Read- Heron, Dickout, Winton, ing is Fundamental dis- her husband, Ted, live in lieved to be a combination Wright, Bird, Paul, Quick Vassar with their two chil- herbicide containing diquat, tribution April 27 at Deford and Brown schools. It is time to have and Evergreen Elementary dren. DNP and a petroleum sol- Schools. The second and vent. your dog tested third graders in each of AROUND THE FARM It is packaged and deliv- and started on prevent- those schools have each ered in a diluted fbrm, while received five books this year most other herbicides are ative medicine for Delivery 7 1 through the RIF program not. Transportation and de- which is sponsored and livery of this type of product funded locally by AAUW. Termite in Michigan is illegal be- Voting on the offiw of cause it is not a regktered (Within Village Limits) second vice-president for the herbicide. two-year term was held. termination Sometimes the herbicide .HEARTWORM When it’s impossible to get out of the Rita Coe will assume the peddlers will try to con a house, Coach Light can help. We’ll posit ion, By Don Kebler farmer into paying for the deliver. Just call us. Mrs. Coe and Linda Albcu product by shipping it to the DISEASE were voting delegates to farm even though it was not Saturday’s AAUW regional Recently, I identified ter- base. ordered. Unless a definite meeting at Delta College. . mites inhabiting the Human Remove all wood around order has been placed, COACH LIGHT Following the business Development Building on the excavations before back- farmers are under no obli- meeting a silent auction was Montague Street. This filling. Queen termites start gation to pay for the mater- columns in these under- ial. That’s the law. Companion Animal I held under the direction of agency’s office building P HA R MA-CY ground wood supplies. If there are me doubts Phone 872-3613 - Emergency 872-3283 Iva Profit, Kathy Tuckey used to be one of the Forbes and Donna Wachterhauser. Lumber Yard buildings be- Look for hard mud tubes about over-the-p7l one-herbi- Caqs City Refreshments were fore remodeling occurred. or tunnels running from the cides, get in touch with the served by hostesses Geral- Fourteen years ago I pub- ground surface up the Tuscola County Extension 4438 S. Seeger L foundation walls, and along Office (673-3161) or call Dr. dine Prieskorn and Barbara licized a similar finding on Cass Citv 072-2255 Stickle. Grant Street and two weeks the top of the wall. Mike Barrett (355-0207). later I was told of another dwelling with termites. The other day, I heard via the grapevine, termites were located on Lincoln Street. All these places are located in Car0 and quite spread LAST DAY OF around. After these experiences, I now question how many more houses and buildings in Car0 are infested with termites. If I were thinking about REGISTRATION buying a building or house in Car0 I certainly would re- quire the owner to provide ~ 91=DAY me a certificate of proof that the house had been ex- amined by a reliable inspec- tor and found termite free. No one knows their struc- SCHOOL CERTIFICATE ture has termites unless it is inspected, they see swarm- ing queens, or parts of the woodwork, floor, etc. break away and termites are seen. OF DEPOSIT If you should see a struc- ture nearby that is being ELECTION treated for termites, or if $7,500M i ni mum Denominations YOU are building a new NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE ELECTORS OF structure or adding on to, an existing one, you may want CAS$ CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS to conSider including these TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANI-LAC COUNTIES, MICHIGAN Interest Rate Will Be Based On The construction ideas: Place a shield of alumi- Most Recent Auction On The 97-Day num or copper flashing on top of the foundation walls. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: I. U. S. Treasury Bill Overlap the seams at least one foot. The width of this strip should be at least eight Please Take Notice that the Annual School Election of the School COME IN AND ASK US ABOUT inches wider than the foun- District will be held on Monday, June 14, 1982. THIS NEW TYPE SAVINGS PLAN dation wall width. This will allow you to bend down four Federal regulations require a substantial interest inches of shield on each side THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY ‘REGISTER WITH THE penalty on early withdrawal of time savings. of the wall. Place your sill APPROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO plate on top of the shield. VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON x I did this and also placed MONDAY, 14, 1982, IS MONDAY, MAY 17, 1982. PERSONS REGISTERING an inch strip of fiberglass JUNE sill seal between the termite AFTER 500 O’CLOCK, P.M., ON MONDAY, MAY 17, 1982, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE shield and the sill plate. TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. Don’t use wood posts or hollow steel columns to sup- to with the township clerks port your beams unless they Persons planning register respective city or have steel plates at both must ascertain the days and hours on which the clerks’ offices are open for ends and the columns are registration . resting on a raised concrete This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education. For Fast Results I

Try Edward Scollon The Chronicle’s Secretary, Board of Education Classified Ads CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 PAGE NINE, Red Cross I I New books at 1 chooses :I Gagetown Area News Gen Kehoe 665-2221 the library

Sunday, April 25, Miss spent the day at the home of The studio is at 325 Park home Sunday were Mr. and homeof Mr. and Mrs. Elger Mary Wald spent the day in a niece, Mrs. Syl Markey. Avenue and the show is open Mrs. Frank Woss of Essex- Generous were Mr. and Mrs. Adrian at the Dominican to the public May 8 through ville. Ron McCarthy and son of Mother House. The occasion FAREWELL PARTY May 30, every day except Eugene Comment was a Richland, Mich., and Dr. was a dinner and celebration Mondays, from 2 to 5, and dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Straight and honoring Sister Mary Louise Jeff Raatz was honored will show paintings, wood and Mrs. Bob Bliss of Cass son of Cass City. The Mc- Wald and five other nuns, Friday evening when his projects, etc. of many hob- City on the occasion of their Carthys are cousins of Mrs. who'have been 70 years in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- byists. daughter Tammie's First Generous. the sisterhood. A Mass was ford Raatz, hosted a cook- Communion. Other guests Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ke- offered for the nuns in Holy out at their home on State St. ++++++ were Tammie's grandpar- hoe of Cass City and Mr. and Rosary Chapel. Others at- Jeff left Wednesday, May ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bliss Mrs. Harry Kehoe spent tending the function were 5, for Fort Sill, Okla., where Mrs. Lucille LaFave and Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sunday in Westland at the Mrs. Vincent Wald, George he entered the service for Mrs. Gerry Carolan were Copeland of Cass City. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jannette Stange, Miliington, and Joe of Cass City, Mr. eight weeks of basic training dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Raymond Comment of Ernest Hewitt and family. corresponding secretary. VANISHING CORNWALL by Daphne duMaurier t non-fit: and Mrs. William Merz and and five weeks of advanced and Mrs. Gary Carolan of Rochester spent a few days The occasion was the birth- Elected treasurer was tion). DuMaurier celebrates the beauty and mourns lost, family of Saginaw, Mr. and training with heavj artil- Lapeer. with his brother, Eugene day of Mrs. Hewitt, the Dean Tomlinson of Caro, elements of the Cornish countryside in this stirring text', ' Mrs. Delos Wood of Toledo, lery, after which he is to be Two area residents are Comment. former Jean Kehoe, who who takes over from Charles which includes reminiscenses, literary references, history Ohio, and Mrs. Jerome stationed in Germany. hospitalized, Mrs. Charles Deacon and Mrs. Bud was honored with a surprise Spaulding of Caro. Spaulding and legends. The book was first published in 1967, accorq;; Rocheleau of Caro. About 20 young people at- Taschner, at Hills and Dales Kuhr left Monday for a two- dinner at the Hewitt home, had been treasurer for the panied by black-and-white photographs, taken by duMaur- Christy Hendershot, tended the farewell party Hospital, Cass City, and week vacation in Florida. hosted by her husband and past several years and is ier's son, Christian Browning. New color photographs, also daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Rev. Combs, pastor of Mrs. Dennis Rocheleau at Dennis LaFave, son of Mr. children. stepping down to devote by Browning, and a brief epilogue citing a few changes ovek Merton Hendershot, re- the Church of God, Cass Bay Medical Center, Bay and Mrs. Murl LaFave of more time to his other the past 13 years are added to this new edition. City, was chief cook. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Seury- turned home Friday after a City. Recently released Owendale, has accepted a nck arrived home Thursday volunteer activities, w few days in Huron Memorial from St. Mary's Hospital, position 'with the Quaker after spending three weeks Also during its reorgani- CATCH A FALLING CLOWN by Stuart Kaminsky (fic- Hospital. ART SHOW Saginaw, was Howard Lang- Oats Company in Chicago trav&ing in the West. They zational meeting, the Red tion). Exquisitely detailed circus background and 9 Last Wednesday, Mrs. lois. and will be moving his visited their daughter and Cross Board adopted a constant barrage of funny and dangerous predicaments Gerry Carolan accompanied Harry Kehoe has some Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mun- family there after June 1. family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce resolution to support the make this latest novel about Toby Peters, a fictive Holly- his her daughter, Mrs. Wallace articles from woodwork- ro entertained for lunch Dennis, wife Cheryl and two Houghton and Jodie Joles in month of May being wood private eye during the lMOs, well worth reading.; ,Canners, and her sister, ing shop on display at Studio Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. children are residing in Tulsa, Okla., granddaughter designated as National High When an elephant is electrocuted at the Rose and Elder Mrs. Bob Day, both of Case- 23 Art Center in Bay City. Fred McDonald, Mr. and Grand Ledge, where Cheryl Jeannie Joles, who is study- Blood Pressure Month. Both Circus, Peters is called in to see what felled the poor ville, to Saginaw where they There will be a preview Mrs. Elmer Thering and is an elementary school ing Fashion Design on a of the hospitals in Tuscola performer and learns that famous clown Emmett Kelly! showing for members and Mrs. Edna McDonald, all of teacher and Dennis has been scholarship at an art college County and a number of fears that the circus is beink sabotaged and that Kelly's artists from 8 to 10 p.m. THE PINNEY STATE BANK Mt. Pleasant. Saturday eve- working on his doctorate in in Houston, Texas. Also, other agencies are expected own life stands a good chance of getting snuffed. Accidents 6522 Main Street Saturday evening. ning, they attended the wed- Industrial Psychology at while in Houston, they vis- to offer special programs do happen, bodies pile up, Peters is pursued by an elephant: Cass City, Michigan 48726 ding of 3 niece in Harbor MSU. and caged with a gorilla, and an obscure director named Telephone: (517) 872-2400 ited Mr. and Mrs. Charles dealing with high blood pres- Beach. Callers at the Munro Saturday callers at the McPhail. sure during May, Alfred Hitchcock emerges as a prime suspect. I NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Esther Keller OF SHAREHOLDERS ~-

May 25,1982 Aviance Wind Song dies at 70 Spray Cologne Cologne A Special Meeting of Shareholders of Make tonight an Matchabelli's most The Pinney State Bank will be held at 6EN FRANKLIN@ Aviance night) 13-oz ueh famousspray mist scent 14-oz the main office of the Bank, 6522 Main 750 idndiana spray 'Street, Cass City, Michigan, on May 25, 1982, at 3'00 p.m., for the following Esther Lucile Schell Kel- And Other Famous Brands "A. purposes: ler, 70, of West Lafayette, (1) Adopting, ratifying and approving Ind., died April 23 at West- the Agteement and Plan of Reorgani minster Village in that com- ration ("Agreement") dated January 29, 1982 by and between The Pinney State munity. She had been in Bank and Chemical Financial Corpora- failing health for several tion ("CHEMICAL"), which provides years. that each outstanding share of capital She was born in Cass City, stock of The Pinney State Bank, at $25 par value, will become shares of com- the daughter of Walter and mon stock of CHEMICAL, $10 par value, May (Cooper) Schell, life- and The Pinney State Bank will become time residents of this area, a wholly owned Subsidiary Of CHEMICAL, and graduated from Cass and pursuant thereto to approve the Agreement of Merger between PSB City High School. Bank and The Plnney State Bank She received her B.S. de- ("Merger Agreement"). which Merger gree in 1933 from Michigan Agreement provides for the merger of State University and did PSI3 Bank with and into The Pinney State Bank graduate study at the Uni- versity of Michigan. She (2) Amending Article Fourth of the taught math and science in articles of incorporation of the Bank to high schools in Michigan for authorize 44,000 shares of capital stock of the Bank, $25 par value, an increase 20 years. of 4,000 Shares of capital stock made In 1954, she married Dr, necessary by, and to become effective M. Wiles Keller in Cass City. upon consummation of, the Agree- ment. He is a retired assistant head of the division of (3) Transacting such other business mathematical science of the as may properly be brought before the regibnbl campus of Purdue meeting or any adlournment thereof University . Only shareholders of record as Mrs. Keller was a member shown by the transfer books of the of Central Prqbyterian Bank at the close of business on April Church in Lafayette and for 12,1982, are entitled to notice of and lo vote at the meeting four years was treasurer of the United Presbyterian By Order of the Board of Directors Women. She was a past Beverly J Perry secretary and treasurer of Cashier Chapter D of the PEO Direct inquiries or requests for Sisterhood' and for four Large Assortment of information to: years was treasurer of the Color and Style! Robert W Pommerville Sycamore Council of Girl CURRIE,KENOALL, KEITH, LARKIN, Scouts of America. POMMERVILLE AND MERRILL, P.C She is survived by her hus- : 6024 Eastman Road, P.O. Box 1846 band; a stepdaughter, Susan " Midland, Michigan 48640 (5 17) 839-0300 Louise Keller, Saline ; two 4-224 sisters, Winnifred Schell, Detroit, and Mrs. John M. (Eunice) Scarlett, Brevard, N.C.; two brothers, Donald Schell, Hendersonville, Wooden Murioal Box N.C., and Carl J. Schell, Assorted designs on lid . , . Cass City ; three grandchil- opens to reveal musical works - under glass, 4% x 3%x 2%-in. dren, and four great-grand- Whitman's 1-ib. Sampler children. I Sweet treats for Mom1 1 pound ' --[ a,l i A memorial service was box of delicious chocolates. --- - - conducted April 26 at Cen- For your mother 6sMother's Day, tral Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. H. Kenneth McCul- come look at our large selection len officiating. Burial will be I of sleepwear! We have a variety of at a latedate in Tippecanoe Ernest A. Teichman Jr, Memory Gardens, Lafay- colors,. styles, sizes and fabrics. 6529 Main St. ette. 6-PC. Sef Cass City, Mich. Memorial contributions Prices start at 5'' @ Rnchor Hockmg Phone 872-3388 may be made to the Central Bevarage Set Presbyterian Church, 31 N. 2.77 7th, Lafayette 47903. Servedrinks yourin 12-ounce cool summer bever- "State Farm has age glasses. LIFE insurance Lori Teichman too! Callme on dean's list for details? at college Lori Ann Teichman of Cass City has been named to Surprise mom this year with a the dean's list for the winter nlew watch1 Big selection of term at Northwestern Mich- styles to choose 4-p~.Kitch- igan College, Traverse City, Tool Sot The dean's honor list in- Nylon utensils protect Like a good neighbor, Ruth Barry no-stick finishes on State Earm is there. cludes the names of full-time Sheer cookware! Small and students who have achieved Ceramic tea Pots large turners, basting Slate Farm Life lnsurarlce Company Support and slotted spoons. Home Mfrce Bloaminglon. Illinois a grade point average of 3.5 The nicest way to serve tea 6.99 or above out of a possible 4.0. Nylon Wailmts Panty Hose or coffee! Choice of styles and Soft-touch wallets with velcro colors closures ComDartments and 197 Dockets aalore! &- I mg. Sanda Ifoot hose g ive TOUR8 NOW OROAWlZlNO Support with sheer good looks. 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Dec kervil le, Michigan 48427 - 31 1 3-376-9245 Where everything you buy is guaranteed! Cass City PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ...... 2 ...... ____ Everything For HEALTH TIPS ...... !...... 1...... lt.(..l.(ll..*1IUIII..I.U...... ~~.,,‘.’~.~’ Professional and Business Yard adGarden Allergies plague Your Neighbor says Flowering Plants and 31 million in US.I Don’t eliminate By Frank Chappell Vegetable Plants Science News Editor Hanging Baskets American Medical Association school busing 4 Geraniums The word allergy is only 60 Some persons are allergic Anderson & Nietzke Harold T. Donahue years old, but the conditions to substances touching the Alicia Hoppe was some- thus some teachers could be & co., P.C. M.D. Black Dirt it describes are as old as skin, such as plastics; some what surprised when she eliminated. Though not ad- Certified Public Accountants mankind. metals; rubber; fabrics; learned the 5.5 additional vocating a return to only the Gary Christnrr, CPA .872-3730 Physician & Surgeon Garden Plowing ’ ‘mills for the Cass City Robert Tuckey, CPA .072-3730 Clinic An allergy is a sensitivity dyes; resins; drugs; foliage basics, she asked, “What Gary Anderson, CPA .673-3137 schools was defeated Fri- 4674 Stump Removal some people develop to sub- of certain plants, such as happened to reading, writ- Jerry Berhnardt, CPA .6734137 Hill Street,.Cass City stances ordinarily harmless poison ivy. day. ing and arithmetic you and I 715 E. Frank St., Caro, Mi. 3ffice 872-2323 Res. 872-2311 to other people. The offend- Antibiotics, life-savers in “The rumor was, we had when we were in ing substances are known as halting infections, also can thought it was going to go school?” I allergens. They do their cause reactions in some through.” Mrs. Hoppe doesn’t have Ray Armstead Jr. Dr. J. Geissinger Cat I 872-3432 Her children are now ap- damage when inhaled, swal- sensitive individuals. Some an opinion whether the Certified Public Accountant Chiroloractor ’ lowed, touched or injected. persons are allergic to com- prehensive the defeat of the school board should again 6312 Main Street It is estimated that more mon medications such as added millage will mean ask for additional millage Cass City, Michigan 48726 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Country Store than 31 million people in the going to school halfdays or 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. aspirin; laxatives; seda- during the June 14 school 5171872-4532 M-81, 1’12 miles cast of Cass City United States suffer from tives ; sleeping pills ; tran- no more bus transportation. election. Sat., 9-i2 a.m. some form of allergic ill- quilizers. “They don’t want to go to The Hoppe family lives on 21 N. Almer, Caro. Mich ness. The doctor’s help often is half-day sessions.” Van Dyke Road, Cass City. Across from IGA Store ‘, Most common are skin As for Mrs. Hoppe, her big needed in finding the offend- Mrs. Hoppe worked at Som- Phone Caro 6734464 rashes, hay fever, stuffy ing substance, whic should concern is that busing will mers’ Bakery until shortly ~ -. d nose, asthma, hives and be avoided when PO kible. If end, which will be a big before the birth of her DO YOU HAVE’A digestive disturbances. hardship for her. DRINKING PROBLEM? it cannot be avoided, such as newest child. Her husband is Richard A. Hall, D.O. Victims of respiratory pollen in the air, the person She and her husband, Mel- employed as an electrician. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOU! food and skin allergies often must learn to live within its vin, have 12 children, of AND ALdANON Osteopathic Physician pv are prevented from leading limitations. whom the oldest eight attend Every Friday Evening. 8.00 p.m. normal lives. Certain measures relieve school in Cass City. Good ShepherdCass Lutheran City Church 6545 Church Street As medical drugs become symptoms but do not cure Their children are Emily, Cass City, Michigan 13, Michael, 12, Kevin, 11, more potent in curing the allergy. Antihistamines Office 872-4725 Home 872-4762 disease, they also are more Brian, 10, Hazel, 9, Nadine, provide relief from mild Dental likely to cause allergic re- allergies. Other drugs also 8, Matthew, 7, Mary, 6, 1- Saib A. Isterabadi, M.D., FRCS actions in some individuals. are used. Epinephrine has Janice, 4112, Timothy 3, Ar- 4674 H~llStreet Insect stings, especially lene, 2, and John Paul, 4 Cass City, Michigan 48726 been widely used in treating Surgeon, General & Thoracic by bees, wasps, hornets and asthma for more than 50 months. yellow jackets, can be fatal As for the possibility of Outpatient Clinic years. Hills & Dales Hospital to those who are allergic. The allergy victim who having to drive her children to school each day, Mrs. Each Wednesday Allergens range through a follows his physician’s ad- 8a.m. - 1 p.m. wide spectrum of materials: vice often can expect favor- Hoppe commented, “Can pollens from weeds, able results, the American you imagine how much it ~ HoonGeneral K. Jeung, Surgery M.D. grasses, trees and plants; Medical Association points would cost me with eight David E. Eogb, D.D.S. 9 a m .5 p m Daily dusts in the’home and in kids in school?” Leonard W. lorori, 0.0.5. ’ out. Saturday. 9 to 12 noon industry ; mold spores ; ani- Medical treatment is sup- As for what spending cuts Raymond C. Hausbeck, D.D.S. Office Hours by Appointment mal skin or hair; feathers; plemented by an undes- should be made, she sug- 6230 Hospital Drive gested some classes and 429 N. State St., Caro cosmetics; hair lotions, in- standing of his own case, CompletePh. Dental 673-3838 Care Facility Cass City, Mich. 48726 secticide sprays ; kapok ; Phone 872-4611 Home 872.3138 awareness of sensitivities, ...... chemicals; tobacco. and alertness to ways of ...... Now Serving Tuscola County Area Many foods may be in- Weekend Emergency avoiding offending sub- Phone Saginaw 799-6220 David D. Lah, M.D. volved, including lobster, stances. crab and other shellfish and Pediatrics and fish;. meats; fowl; choco- Co-op represented General Practice late; nuts; spices; eggs; About half the population CAR0 FAMILY 4672 Hill St., Cass City milk; grains; some fruits of America over the age Office Hours: and vegetables. DENTAL CENTER of three wears glasses. Dalton P. Coe, b.D.S. Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Washington Laurie E. Gordon, D.D.S., Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Assoc. Tel. Office (517) 872-3332 Thirty-one representa- proposed a cut to $625 mil- 204 W. Sherman, Caro Home (517) 872-5034 tives bf Michigan rural elec- lion for insured loans, which Mon., Wed. - 8.00-4:30 tric cooperatives were in are made from a revolving Tues. - 8:OO-6:OO Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Washington, D.C., Monday fundoutlay. requiring no budget Thurs.- Fri. - 8:OO-3:30 and Tuesday, to meet with Satuiday by Appointment Chiropractic Physician The coaps are also asking Office Hours Mon , Tues ,Wed, Fri senators and congressmen 9.12 noon and 1 30 5 00 p rn about issues affecting co-ops for a $4.6 billion floor and Phone 673-2939 Saturday 9 12 a rn and the rural economy. $5.7 billion ceiling for REA’S Emergency 872-2443 Closed All Day Thursday guaranteed loan program, Phone 872-2765 Cess City ’ Representing Thumb for Appointment Electric Cooperative were which enables power supply e its manager, Michael co-ops to borrow funds from Norman J. Pokley, D.M.D. Krause, and board member the private money market. Orthodontist Sang H. Park, M.D. Leon Smith of Carsonville. The administration has Hours 9:00tp 500 Obstetrics & Gynecology They were among hund- proposed $3.6 billion for Monday thru Friday 4672 Hill Street reds of rural electric people guaranteed loans. Congress 416, Woodland Drive Office Phone 872-2800 from around the country approved a range of $5.1 Office Hours by Appointment Sandusky, Michigan Home Phone 832-3705 .participating in the annual billion to $6.5 billion for the Phone 313-648-4742 legislative conference spon- current fiscal year. sored by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Associ- Dr. Timothy Straight N.Y.Yun’ M.D. ation. Chainsaw Dr. R. Paul Chappel Physician kurgeon MECA General Manager Dentists Raymond G. Kuhl said the safety class Mon thru Fri 8.00-6.00p rn I Office Hours: conference was perhaps the Phone 872-3870 ’ Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. “most crucial” since it was 6240 Hill St., Cass City Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. started in the 1960s. “Substantial cutbacks in Thursday 6232 Hospital Dr., Cass City REA financing proposed by Res. 872-4257 the Reagan Administration A free cwsaw safety I Insurance Office 872-4733 and recent administrative class will evfered this Thursday, stMing at 7 p.m. actions within the Rural Allen Witherspoon Electrification Administra- in the Cultutal Center on t NELNew GrowthEngland Fund Life Veterinarians tion seriously threaten the Main Street, Cass City. rural electric program and The clw$, which will run NEL Equity Fund about 2% burs, is open to Value Line Fund - would deal further blows to Keystone Funds Edward Scollon, D.L.M. an already staggering rural loggers and other chainsaw users. Refreshments will be Phone 872-2321 Veterinarian ’ * I economy,” he said. 4615 Oak Cass Citl STEP OUT WITH - B&ST TlME EVER TO OWN Rural electric co-ops, cit- served. Call for Appointment for ; Small Animals ing 12 to 30 percent higher Topics will be used of per- sonal protective equipment, Phone 872.2935 electric rates for rural resi- ’ b Optometrist SmEl RADIALS dents than for customers of safe use and maintenance of 4849 N. Seeger St , Cass City Hi-PERFORMANCE TIRE, .... chainsaws and proper tim- ? with over 10,000 investor-owned utilities, are L Precise handling &vting edges Saves TIEMPO ber felling procedures. dependable perfor- asking Congress to retain an Dr. W. S. Selby Instructors will ,be David ~ CompanionAnimal mance, comfortable $850 million floor and $1.1 Optometrist ride Special tread Anderson, coordinator of billion ceiling on loans in- Hours 8.5 except Thursday Hospital design for positive P195/70R13 $69.00 $1 91 logger safety training pro- 4438 S. Seeger St. traction on wet and sured by REA for the 1983 8.12 noon on Saturday : F1135/70R14 $77.15 $2 24 P185/15R14 $61.00 $2 04 grams at Michigan Technol- Cass City - Phone 872-2255 ; dry roads P225/ 70H 14 $84.85 $2 80 P2O5/75R 14 $69.00 $2 30 fiscal year, the same levels 4624 Hill St. ogical University, Hough- Across from Hills and Dales Hospital Rod Ellls, O.V.M. ~225/70~15~136.50 $289 P195/75R15 $67 00 $3 21 set for 1932. ton, and Warren Groleau, Carol Galka-Ellls, D.V.M. P205/60R 13 $70.05 $2 08 P2 15/75R 15 $73 00 $:I 57 The administration has Phone 872-3404 P745/60R14 $89.10 $2 *40IP%35/?5H 15 $81 00 $2 93 logger safety instructor at 86 I I P25S/SOP 15 $96.25 53 08 Sale ends May 8th. BZi de Noc Community Sale ends May 8th 28 attend College, Escanaba. The class is sponsored by Eastern Star the two colleges and the Michigan Association of Chronicle’s Classified Ads - You’re Out Ahead with Tracker LT Timbermen with a grant meet Friday from the Michigan Depart- For Light Tmcks. NOW on Sale! ment of Labor. “ I , Twenty-eight persons at- tended the special meeting of Echo Chapter, Order of ’++++++~++tttt+++f the Eastern Star, Friday evening. Included were two J. Make Us Your f guests, Mary Buchanan and Shirley Johnson of Kedron Chapter, Caro. J. Grass Cutting Headquarters Echo Chapter officers ex- emplified the degrees of the order. J- Fill Your Needs From This List And Save! Fifteen officers answered I t : roll call. Plans were made to Pk attend a meeting of Decker Remington Mighty-Mite, 10” Cut Chain Saw Chapter May 4. John Deere 15 Chain Saw wlCase Members contributed to 5. the Estarl fund which makes John Deere A18 Pressure Washer . WIN A 1982 CHEVROLET possible scholarships for 4 Ariens Emperor, 5 hp, 26” Cut Riding Mower youth who are being schooled as religious lead- 4 Ariens 6 hp, 26” Cut Riding Mower ers. Ariens Emperor, 7 hp, 30” Cut Riding Mower At the dose of the meet- ing, ice cream and cake 4 John Deere 56 Riding Mower, Electric Start were served by Lena Teller IHC Cadet 60,6hp, 32” cut Riding Mower I A Set Of Four Goodyear Eagle Tires and her committee. J. IHC Cub Cadet Tractor 106,lOhp, 44” Cut .---.IHC 11 1,ll hp Tractor, 197.9, Electric Start, 3 SIMULATED I 6168 West Main Street ENGRAVED 1 BUSINESS CARDS J- I 1‘ Available 1-Color 1 t. __- or 2-Color 4 Laethem Equipment Co. +; I Caro 673-3939 The Chronicle 1 I----,,‘ I PAGE ELEVEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 *I.CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I 1 Marie Meredith Intermediate School I Shabbona Area News Phone672-9489 I I The Shabbona United peated in unison which was ing his parents, Mr. and Miss Anna Krause re- Methodist Women’s meeting followed by a moment of Mrs. John Fleming, and 1 turned home Friday after will be held-Wednesday silent prayer for peace. Sec- family. spending the past year at *eve- Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Smith , ning. Mav 12. with retary and treasurer’s re- college in Ypsilanti. honor students Mrs. were Monday supper guests lists Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Wilii’am Britt.* The lesson ports were given‘by Marie will be by Mrs. Jim McIn- Meredith. of Rev. and Mrs. Harold were Sunday dinner guests ..-, Smith. of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Geist- Following is the fifth Hartwick, Jeff Hrycko, An- bauer, Terri Summers, Fred ,* Virgil Peters, +Robyn POW- tosh. There will be a baked Plans were made to go to ell, Jim Rabideau, Dawn goods silent auction. Mrs. Frank Pelton was a er at Marlette and evening marking period honor roll at drea Isard, Krista Iseler, Thorp, Dan Tuckey, Matt v Homemakers Night May 4. Cass City Intermediate Bill Kappen, Scott King, Tuckey, Renee Vandjver, Rosenstangel, Lisa Rut- Mr. and Andy Hoagg Mrs. Gray secured pic- Sunday afternoon caller of callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown of School. A + denotes all A’s. Janet Koch, Michelle Koepf, Dedra Wright, Julie Wrona. koski, Gary Suzor, Carolyn were Thursday evening tures from Lansing on flow- Norman Heronemus. John Kritzman, Jeff Krol. Tuckey, +Peter Walpole, callers of Mr. and Mrs. er arrangements and a les- Cumber . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith FIFTH GRADE Julie Loomis, +Shannon +Jean Weaver, Mary Wil- Jessie Zirnba. son was given on small NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Lowry, +Wendy Mellen- SEVENTH GRADE son, Richard Wi therspoon, Mrs. Frank Pelton at- electric appliances in the attended the wedding of ACOUlSlTlON OF THE PINNEY STATE Anthony Bader, Brent dorf, Heather Merchant, Genny Wolfrum, Tony Yost. tended a baby shower Sun- home. Debra Dorland and David BANK, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, BY Heacock Saturday night at CHEMICAL FINANCIAL CORPORA. Beecher, . Caren Britt, John Merchant, Darlene Russ Auten, Alicia Bliss, day afternoon at the home of A lunch of sandwiches and TION, MIDLAND, MICHIGAN. +Paul Britt, Sally Brooks, Mohroe, Patrick Murphy, +Deb Blue, +Chris Britt, EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Marguerite Cleland in salads was served by the the Deford Commuxiity Jamie Crane, Don Current, Pam Nieboer, David Nolan, Mike Britt, Meg Brown, honor of her granddaughter, hostesses after the blessing Church. Notice is hereby given by Chemical Tracy Dohning, Lisa Ed- Cindy Powell, Matt Rabi- Denise Cooper, Tracy Craw- Gared Becker, Brent Mrs. Bill Cleland of Pontiac. on the food was offered by Mrs. Merle Dorman and Financial Corporatioq, 127 Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dorman Street, Midland, Michigan 48640, that It wards, Dawn Edzik, Becky deau, Mike Randall, Roger ford, +Jennifer Davis, Clay- Brooks, Diane Cooper, Greg Mr. and Mrs. Billot of Mrs. Robert Burns. will apply to the Federal Reserve Board Joe were Wednesday afternoon Emmons, Amy Francis, Root, Nicholas Sanson, Con- ton Hobart, Julie Hrycko, Erla, Elizabeth Fisher, Snover were Tuesday after- The next meeting will be pursuant to Section 3 of the Bank Steven Hammett, Kevin nie Schneeberger, Mike +Heidi Iseler, Alice Izydor- Tracy Grindey, Brian noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. May 24 at the home of Mrs. callers of Mrs, Maude Holding Company Act for acquisition of Scollon, Adam Suzor, Vicki ek, Randy Izydorek, +Mark Gyomory, Scott Harding, Voyle Dorman. Dan Masten with Clark Houghton at Sanilac Medical 100% of the 40,000 issued and out Mrs. Center at Sandusky. standing shares of The Pinney State Thorp, Steve Wright, Bill Kappen, Mike Kelly, Jim Lori Hartwick, +Tammy Auslander, co-hostess. Bank, 6522 Main Street, Cass City, Displaced Zeidler, Marla Zmierski. Kritzman. Iseler, Andy Jeung, David EXTENSION Mrs. Marie Snell, Mrs. Michigan 48726 Nellie Gregg, Mrs. Marguer- Jamie Lockwood, David Lockard, Amy Lovejoy, I ++++++ SIXTH GRADE Miller, Patty Milligan, Toni Sara MacRae, Tammy The Shabbona Extension ite Krause and Mrs. Frances The public is invited to submit written Krause spent Monday in comments on this application to the homemakern Newsome, Linn Paladi, Kev- Marotz, Kerry Mellendorf, Group met Monday evening, Monica and Randy Lee Federal Reserve Board at the Federal Michelle Barnett, Kevin in Parrish, Ken Pasanski, Barb Merchant, LuAnne April 26, at the Shabbona Smith were Sunday dinner Port Huron. Reserve Bank of Chicago, 230 South Bergman, Tammy Boyce, Messing, Shelley Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs. Harold LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois 60690 United Methodist Church guests of their grandpar- The comment period on this applica. training set +Lisa Britt, Barry Brown, Andy Nichols, Todd Potry- lower auditorium with Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Domke and family of South Free cheese Lyons were Saturday guests tion will not end before May 31, 1982 Jeremy Brown, +David kus, Matt Purvis, George Fred Emigh and Mrs. Thom- Smith. Afternoon callers Call Franklin D Dreyer (phone (312) of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A training session for dis- Burnette, Jeremy Capps, Sangster, +Deb Sawdon, ,as O’Conner co-hostesses. were Mrs. Randy Smith, 322 5322) at the Federal Reserve Bank Kathy Connolly , Jane Dick- +Medina Shaft, Jeff Smith- The meeting was called to Dannie and Liza. Smith. of Chicago to find out if you have addi. placed homemakers will is ut tional time for submitting comments on inson, Vickey Englehart, d t ri b ion son, +Annette Stachura, order by chairman Mrs. Mrs. John Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond start Wednesday, May 19, in Buerkle Jr. Sunday this application or if you need more +Sandy Frank, +Mark Julie Sugden, Randy Teich- Arlie Gray. The flag pledge son, SRA Harvey John were informationments The aboutFederal submitting Reserve corn.Will Caro. evening callers of Mr. and A displaced homemaker is Gracey, Mark Hampshire, man, +Beth Tuckey. and women’s creed were re- Fleming of K.I. Sawyer Air set May 12 Mrs. Don Smith and family. consider comments, including requests someone who has been a Greg Hanby, Lana Harris, Force Base near Marquette, Angela Herron, Mike Jones, Ryan and Kevin Smith for a public meeting or formal hearing homemaker at least 10 The Human, Development were Thursday morning on the application, if they are received Alice yappen, Bill Kinney, spent Friday overnight visit- ]ears, is divorced, sep- Commission (HDC) will con- callers of Marie Meredith. ing their grandparents, Mr. by the Federal Reserve Bank during the +Chris Klco, Mike Langen- duct a surplus cheese distri- Harvey John spent from comment period arated, widowed, has no Big Brothem/Big Sisters and Mrs. Ralph Smith. 4.29 2 children under the age of 16, burg, Kathryn Leino, Kathy bution Wednesday, May 12, Wednesday till Friday visit- and needs to get back into Marshall, Jason McCallum, in the merchant’s building at Chuck Merchant, Jaime Mil- the Car0 fairgrounds, start- the job market. Living without a dad is Women who qualify can ler, Darin Monroe, Anthony ing at 10 a.m. horseback riding, and go Moran, +Dawn Mulrath. The free cheese will be dis- very hard for this seven- canoeing. Why not give him call the Human Develop- year-old from Gagetown. ment Commission at 673- Lisa Nicholas, Krista tributed until the supply is a try? Nurnberger, Tracy Ouvry, He’s very polite and a lot of 4121 for more information. ex haust ed . Jennifer Palmer, Ted Par- All households who are fun to be with. Why not offer ++++++ I 1 ticka, Stacey Patera, Chris receiving a form of public him some time? I Kathy’s Upholstery Rabideau, Darin Rabideau, assistance, such as ADC, A 15-year-old from Kings- +++++-t Next To Post Office Lynette Roberts, AI Rosen- general assistance, food ton is waiting for a Big Gagetown stangel, Darren Ross, Lisa stamps, SSI or Medicaid, Brother to experience new Call 375-2730 Russell, Rusty Schneeberg- are eligible to receive This 11-year-old from Car0 activities with him. He en- After 300 p.m. er, Jamie Schott, Becky cheese. Households which would like a Big Brother to joys fishing, farming, bowl- Free Estimates share his interests. He en- Open 9-5 Smerdon, +Jeff Sontag, are not receiving any of ing, and movies. Can you +Ray Stachura, Holly Stein- these types of public assist- joys art, softball, hike rid- spare the time? ance, but who have received ing, baseball, fishing, swim- services through the Human ming, bowling, and hunting. +++++t Development Commission, Maybe you could share some are also eligible to get time with him. Tuscola County Big Broth- cheese. ers-Big Sisters is located at Individuals must report to ++++++ 129 E. Burnside, Caro 48723, the distribution site in per- telephone 673-6996. OUT /OF Factories and son and show proper identifi- Here is a special boy from cation or documentation of Vassar with very special eligibility. Persons who are needs. He is 12 years old and Michigan unable physically to go to enjoys swimming, fishing Businesses* the distribution themselves, and roller skating. If he may have someone pick up could have three wishes, he grain stocks in Cass City and the would like to go out to eat, go I their cheese only if proper Surrounding‘ Area identification is shown. Only one household member may Plowed under up 29% receive cheese during the distribution. wheat should Stocks of Michigan’s four The surplus cheese .has L For Reliable major grain crops stored in been made available to the be reported all positions on April 1 HDC, the community action totaled more than 1% million Solid Waste Pick Up agency serving Huron, La- With 382 Huron County bushels, 29 percent above a SALE peer, Sanilac and Tuscola farmers not able to plant all year earlier, according to Contact us - A Reliable Firm Counties, from the federal the wheat they intended to the Michigan Agricultural government and is intended last fall, the amount of Reporting Service. serving the area for the for personal consumption by wheat grown in the county Corn stocks at nearly 154 Now In Progress last years low income and needy fami- was reduced. million busheIs were up 42 5 lies. Now there is concern that percent from last year. Of We furnish front load dumpsters According to Mary *Ann there is a problem with the the total, 76 percent was one through eight cu. yards Vandemark, HDC executive wheat that is in the ground. stored in on-farm facilities. ALL REGULAR PRICED There have been several Pick up twice a week. director, this distribution is The major factors behind the second one for the farmers who indicated that the larger amount in storage agency and will involve a they are planning to work are the record corn crop Thumb Sanitary p Mid total of 30,000 pounds for the their wheat up and plant produced in 1981 and the low MERCHANDISE fourcounty area, with ap- another crop, according to corn price. Landfill, Inc. proximately 7,500 pounds Jimmy LaVoie, Agricultural Oat stocks of 6.7 million Stabilization and Conserva- 605 Banner Road, Sandusky, (313) 648-3738’ being available to each bushels accounted for a 6 AT LEAST county tion Service county execu- percent increase from last c4 tive director. year. About 78 percent were L Farmers planning to do so ’ stored in on-farm facilities. should report it to the ASCS Wheat holdings of over 12 office to learn how this could million bushels were .down affect their set aside re- 19 percent. Soybean stocks quirements, They may be were down 11 percent with eligible for deficiency pay- nearly 13 million bushels in ments, if they are made. storage on April 1. Farmers have to report Nationally, corn stored in which fields they had wheat all positions on April 1 White Outdoor in and intend to plow under, totaled a record high 5.07 Everything Goes! Products LaVoie said. billion bushels, 27 percent WGZ3l more than last year.- Of the Lawn & Garden Tractors Lawn Mowers total, 70 percent was stored Nothing Held Back! Deford on farms. Garden Tillers And Attachments Oats stored in all positions honor roll amounted to 236.5 million bushels, 8 percent less than a Here’s Your Chance To Buy Quality, NOW 10% OFF Following is the fifth year earlier. Soybeans marking period honor roll at totaled just over 1 billion Deford Elementary School: bushels, up 2 percent from Name Brand Merchandise At Crista Farnum, Robert the previous year. Wheat Fetting, Darin Gyomory, stocks were just under 1.6 Discount Prices Ronald Palmer, Ted Peas- billion bushels, up 17 percent ley, Jo Ellen Pratt and Leigh from stocks on hand last Ann Voss. April. Hush Puppie and Endicott Johnson Shoes Residents Of Campus Men’s Wear Kinaston Townshir, Best Form Lingerie Obtain Your New Spring and Summer Merchandise We have a wide selection of

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Owen-Gage gained two Central D League, good for 8 track ‘wins wins in baseball last Thurs- #fourthplace, and 3-3 overall. day at the expense of visit- ing Port Hope. TOURNAMENT It was a good week for the firsts for the Tigers. The Bulldogs coasted to a Cas City Red Hawk boys’ Hartman won the high jump, 9-2 win in the opener. 58; 110-meter high hurdles, Owen-Gage didn’t get past track team with a pair of Randy Radabaugh pitched the first round of the Huron 15.27; 300 meter low hurdles, * Thumb B Association wins >thefirst four innings for the County Tournament at Ubly and the 200 meter I and a sixth place in the 39.23, win. He struck out four, Saturday, losing to Lakers, Capac Relays. dash, 24.63. walked four,*gaveup six hits 10-0. The Hawks topped the Chuck Erla was a double and the two runs. Vince sal- Winning pitcher Jinl Lakers, 8768, last W&es- winner for Cass City, cido took the mound for the Binder struck out five, is- day as Greg Bliss scored a winning the shot put, 4381~, and the discus, 121 feet. Also final two innings, sr~kout sued two hits and didn’t walk triple win. Bliss won the mile I three, walked one and Sur- anyone. He was relieved for in 4:43.97, the 880 in 2:13.02 winning two events was Bliss rendered one hit . the final inning by Scott and the two-mile in 10:25.75. in the 3200 meter run, Losing pitcher Pat Mur- Kuh1,who walked one, struck A double winner for Cass 10:02.2, and the 1600 meter run, 4:34.31. phy threw the entire game, out one and didn’t give up City was Joe Decker who striking out three, walking any hits, to preserve the took the 1Wyard dash with a Other first place finishers five and issuing eight hits. shutout. time of 10.98 and the pole were: vault with a jump of 116. Long jump, Tim Smith, C, DISPLAYING THE ROBERT YOUNG trophy for the best combined time for baughFor theaided victors, his effort Rads- by leadingKuhl wasbatter also with his ateam’s home Gregg Buschlen was a 19-3. boys and girls in the 4-mile relay are the thinclads that won the honor for Cass batting a double and a run and a single, double winner for the Pole vault - Steele, C, 134. city from among 13 schools. From left: Lorie Hurley, Carrie Lautner, Susie Lakers, taking the high jump 100-meter dash - Joe :l2Fi ~~r~Yd~~ln,”za~~; Decker, CC, 12.18. Sheldon, Renae Stimpfel, Greg Bliss, Scott Hobart, Randy Hicks and Kevin ,;;:‘,hk“r $n t& wia a leap of five feet, 10 triple. Each had two RBIs. walked five, and gave up six inches and the 220 in 24.96. 800-meter relay - won by Bliss. Top Blue Star batter was hits. Nine runs were scored.. Other first place finishes Caro, 11:34.47. by Finkel with three while he was on the mound.--_ were recorded by : 400-meter relay - won by singles. five of them earned. Shot put - Chuck Erla, CC, Cass City, 47.21. Thinclads top Caro, Lakers 43-9s. Wmeter dash - Hobart, SakidoHe was for relieved the final by inning, Vince cc, 53.38. Coach Phi] Grav’s sauad , Long jump - Jim Weid- won the nightcap,-l0-4. He didn’t walk or strike oit ‘. man, L, 186Y4. 800-meter run - Suther- anyone, gave Up two hits and land, C, 2:02.6. Dan Glidden took the win, Discus - P. McArdle, L, giving up five hits and five one unearned run. 128-6342. 1Wmeter relay - won by Sakido hit a single for the Cass City, 3:39.93. walks and striking out one., High hurdles - Middaugh, battedBulldogs a triple.and Paul Lope CC,16.73. Radabaughinning, walking pitched one me finaland CAPAC RELAYS 1880relay - won by Lakers, 400: Fahrner, CC, 1:02.92. set two meet records. One in strikGgLosing outpitcher one, Ray Owen-Gage made five er- Buschlen, Schember, Cass City girls showed IO-yard relay and 1k low rors; Lakers, none. McIlhargie, Weidman, In the Capac Relays Sat- why the Hawks track team is hurdles. Green, Lautner and 200 low hurdles: Wilson, the 1600 meter rcS.-ly with a Along with Lakes, ad- urday the Hawks finished allowed six hits, walked 1: 46.53. the one to beat this spring by Fahrner were again double CC, 26.55. time of 23.08. The runners eight and struck out four. vancing to the tournamat 440 relay - won by Cass sixth among 13 teams with 27 chalking up convincing winners for Cass City. OOo: Lautner, CC, 2:31.51. were Sue Sheldon, Renae semi-finals this week end points. The meet was won by Mark Furness batted a City. Decker, Erla, Smith, victories over Lakers and The winners and their ’ 200: Green, CC, 29.85. Stimpfel, Hurley and doitble and a, single and will be Ubly, North Huron Marlette with 72 points. Fisher, 48.92. Caro and finishing third at times or distances were: High jump: Schmidt, CC, Carrie Lautner. ’ three RBIs for Owen-Gage. ‘andDeckerville. 440-yard dash - Hobart, The points earned and the the Capac Relays. Shot: Fahrner, CC, 4’7”. The second was 800 meter The Bulldogs commited four The Bulldogs resume cc,54.11. standings of the other teams With Carrie Lautner, 28’111/49’. 3200: Hurley, CC, 13.26.27.. relay ran by Merilee Leslie, errors; Port Hope, two. league action at Kingston 3Wyard dash - Middaugh, were: New Haven, 42; Tracy Green’ and Michelle 100 low hurdles: Romain, 1600 relay: CC, 4:30,70. Hurley, Michelle Fahrner The two wins elevate the Thursday and bost Caseville - cc,44.88. Capac, 39; USA, 38; San- Fahrner showing the way c, 18.59. 1600 run:. Lautner, CC, and Lautner in 10:22,59. Bulldogs to 3-1 in the North Monday. Mile relay - won by Cass dusky, 31; Lakers, 25; with double wins, the Hawks 100: Green, CC, 13.73. 5:27.6. Other points were earned City, Smith, Wischmeyer, Kingston, 23; Bad Axe, 18; pushed by Lakers, 86-61,last 800 relay: CC, 1:56.72. by seconds in the 400 meter Lapp, Hobart, 3:52.96. Almont, 10; Armada, 6; Wednesday at Cass City. Discus: Root, CC, 77’7”. CAPAC RELAYS relay and the long jump m= 1 Hale, 5; North H~rOn,.3. The Hawks won 11 of the 15 Long jump: LaRoche, CC, relay, a fourth in the 100 %’ I CARO MEET Cass City’s best finish was Cass City finished third in meter relay and a fifth in Char, I events to post the victory. 16’5”. I a second in the two-mile The winners and their 400 relay: Caro, 56.06. the Capac Relays. The girls the shot put relay. 1 relay, ran in 8:36.10 by - Cass City defeated the times or distances were : ry -- - I d- , Caro Tigers Monday in a Hobart, Brian Hockey, c meet held in near perfect Tracy Lapp and Greg Bliss. High jump: M. Dietzel, L, .h- Wit1- - with Vassar weather conditions, 81-76. Other points were earned 4’6”. m ‘I m -_ -I___ Russ Richards 1 *. The Hawks’ overall power with thirds in the pole vault Shut: Fahrner, CC, 28%’. FLIGHT 1 * Long jump: LaRoche, CC, was ehough to counter the relay and the 4-mile relay r- Km Eisinger FLIGHT 3 outstanding effort of Caro’s and fourths in the shot put 16’4V2 . Discus, K. Deering, CC, finFoxf- * . BillEwald .’ Mike Hartman who won four relay and 400-meter relay. -iiaw*ks drox, twin, Elwyn Hawig BobStickle 3 83’9 ‘/2 ’ . 1. Bill Kritzman A. 3 Bruce Thompson 3 110 yard low hurdles: - . Uave Lovejoy 3 Charles Tunis 3 Bucholz, L, 17.98. Jeff MacKenzie Ken Zdrojewski ‘3 100 yard dash: Green, CC, Larry Robinson 12.15. 1 _* .. f* . NatTuttle 2 bill to Lakers Newell Harris I BwtAlthaver 1 :. Errors lead to 880 yard relay, CC, Stimp- -1 , JimBurleson 1 ’#-m1 fel, cab, Lamhe, Fahrner, The Casr City Red Hawks scored six times. Three The - winners- . . bun.. . PeYerk 1: 57.41. continued to struggle in walks, two err01rs and a three of their tour nits- in__ the GaryDiebd 1 double by Ferris and single third for two runs and added ly Coston RonGeiger 1 Mile: Lautner, CC, 5:36.22. Thumb B Association base- . ._ ... ’ ,* - ie rally. apother in the fourth witnout lvlaynard Helwig PhilGray 1 ji: Hawk losses 440 yard relay : CC, ball competition splitting a by Adkins keyed th Clint House Deering, Calka, LaRoche, double header with Vassar Shotms started on the benefitofahit. HughLautner 1 Green, 56.16. last Tuesday and dropping a mound for Vassar and was Meanwhile Schultz was Gene Kloc GaryJones (1 ‘ The Cass City High School .LAKER GAMES twin bill to Lakers Friday. relieved in the second by limiting the Hawk attack to a Carl Palmer Roger Marshall I 440 yard dash: Dunn, L, I Lr n’’l Repshinska softball team lost three of 1:06.50. The Vulcans won the first SteveToyzan. single by Darryl Hoag in the ”,A Terry Blanchard + The Hawks dropped a ,le by ulck Wallace ‘ four games last week in 220 yard low hurdles: game with ease, 11-5, break- -....*third and another sing’ ’ LarryDavis + double header at Laker High Ferris the tourtn.-. Thumb B Association 34.95. ing open a tight game with LAKER GAMES in Friday. The Lakers used a Adams, L, - akers FLIGHT 2 : competition. 4 three runs in the fourth and . In the nightcap,.. .. L. FLIGHT 4 880 yard run: Fahrner, CC, ~- Keith Adelberg 3 * Tuesday, April 27, the big five-run second inning to seven more in the fifth. Fans were trealted to two broke a three-all tie in the Jim Guinther salt away the first game, 10- 2 :39.62. ixth to notch a 4-3 Lynn Albee 3 George Heins .r Hawks split a double header Ray Ferris took the loss well played games in the last of the s 220 vard dash: Grwn----, P,C--, 3 - * with Vassar, bouncing back 3, and pin the loss on Jill with relief helD from Jim double bill with the Lakers. win. Gremmel opened the Aha Allen Bruce Kuehnemund I”._. . 3 ’ * to win the bottom half of a Hutchinson. Cindy Dubs got ard Burdon pitched a inning with a single, SteveFobear Ken Maharg TWO mile: Lautner, cc, Adkins in the -fifth, WGrth Will; 3 I”* : . twin bill, 96, after losing the the win. 12: 21.90. was the winning pitcher. Joe neat :four hitter for Cass advanced on a wild pitch and Dave Hoard George Mika scored on an errorato record John Maharg 3 :- opener, 156. Hutchinson deserved a Mile relay: cc, Leslie Langenburg with a single City.. The Only trouble for Dana Truemner Sherri Stec took the loss in better fate. She allowed only the win. Roland Pakonen 3 Dan Derfiny :: : Hurley, westerby, T: and triple was the leading Hawk fans Was that Schultz 3 - a game that was much &loser one hit, struck out nine and Stimpfel, 4:38.98. Hawk sticker. pitched a two-hitter I..as the Cass City scored in the. MikeShaft Gary Hornbacher 2 r4than the final score indi- walked only two, but seven Cass City bounced back to Green **Macnine * ’ won, M. first when Hoag walked and Dick Hampshire Ken Jensen : cated. errors pushed her to defeat. take the nightcap, 7-2, as came around on a hit by GmrgeBushong 1 Roger Little .1_ CARO MEET 1 Adkins. In the fourth, ClarkErla <-.*I The game was tied The nightcap loss was Adkins pitched a six-hitter 6 1 Jim Mastie through the first four innings even tougher to take. Calka The Hawks posted a and struck Out three. trailing 3-1, Cass City DonErla 1 LyleTruanner but the Vulcans scored 4 in and Dubs hooked up in a knotted the score with two Kim Glaspie I 1 DennisNyeFritz Olson John Haire the fifth and 8 in the sixth to pitching duel and at the end rhn,ll runs on a walk,an error and I . - . _- .. - .--I._.. - wrap up the win. of regulation time the game - nOuvry 1 JohnSmentek + Lori Calka and Sherry was tied, 1-1. ana Gary nomnsun. rzon Ouvry 1 Maynard Stine + ’ Horner with two hits each Shelly Bauer opened the Cass City girls’ little I led Cass City while Sherry home half of the first extra ; Rodammer and Kathy inning and hit to left center. league sign up will take Kachalka stroked ‘ three The two Hawk fielders col- Bulldogs fall place at 5 p.m. Friday at the safeties each for Vassar. lided going after the ball and Intermediate School, ’ room The Hawks won the night- it went to the fence as Bauer 12. cap behind Calka, 9-6,and circled the bases for the a 1 she helped her own cause by Laker win. i - R- not walking a batter, Dubs allowed five hits tn home meet Colony House- 3 although touched for 11 hits. while Calka was touched for four with five walks. The Hawks launched a 12- Both the Owen-Gage boys 1:oZ; Erickson, rll9vrl p,nnls 0-G, u, --r------Kina b‘ston hit attack led by Rhonda Deanna Hempton and Kris and girls came out on the 1:04. Fader with three hits and Proctor were big stickers for short end twice of a triangu- 440 relay -- D, 51.42. . Kris Proctor with two hits. Cass City, accounting for lar meet Tuesday, April 27, 330 low hurdles -- Mut,,,,ntw tournament Rodammer and Koc halka four of the team’s six hits in ,at Owendale. 0-G, 47.6. 7 led again with three the double header with two In the lone home meet of 880 run -- Perry, C, 2:29. colt _* Vassar my nouse-- won a iu- 3 hits hits each in the twin bill, . each. the season, the Bulldog boys 220-yard dash -- Jones, n team softball tournament . __ I. lost to Deckerville, 77-48, 26,31. held over the week enQ in and to Caseville, 86-26. Deck- Two-mile -- Schuetz, C, Kingston, ripping through erville defeated Caseville, 11.32. the double elimination com- petitii .. L . , 69-55. Mile relay -- C, 4:07. Dn without aeteat.. - 0-G softball In the girls’ portion of the The Laterers-1 aereatea-I 1 event, Owen-Gage lost to GIRLS’ EVENTS ~i~~ swooa,-J iz-z,1-n rn--,-lorn Deckerville, 108-8, and to .. _-- s Trophies, 10-2, and Kingston Caseville, 28-24. Deckerville First place and top Owen- Farm service,a * n-2, their 99-28. on downed Caseville, Gage finisher are as follows. WPV t13 A the finals. teamwins2 Bulldogs were not entered in wyn*’ the finals Kingston BOYS’ EVENTS all events. Pmr singles; Jackie Kain, single m Service fell again in a Owen-Gage ran its softball Shot put -- McEachin, D, (f&, 16-12. :Eg * . -..3 record to 3-1 in the North and a triple, and Vicki Alex- First place and top Owen- 31’1”; Beth Maxson, 0-G, There were nome runs~- ana ander, two ‘triples. Gage finishers were as fol- 4th, 2~l’i”. Central Thumb D League hits€galore - for- Colony --House. The Bulldogs won the ;- - - I and 5-1 overall with two wins lows. Bulldogs were not Discus McEaChin, D, Billwarack,eau-- “ieway with ’ over visiting Port Hope last nightcap, 18-3. Ellicott entered in all events. 89’5”; Dena McDonald, 0-G, 12 hi( struck out three, walked ts in 15 tries and six Thursday. Shot put -- Perry, C, 38’4”; 4th. 64’1’’. home runs. John Hacker was Winning pitcher in both four and gave up five hits. Terry Muntz, 0-G, 2nd, 34.8. High jump -- Reuter, -,n . - __ . ** LIItZ 7-11 The team made three er- 12 ana Mark-

games was Leeann Ellicott, ,Discus +- Schuetz, C, 4’1”. with four home runs. rors. 112’7”; Paul Lopez, Ok, Long jump -- MaxFnn - - - - . . , - who has done all the Bulldog I”.. , . . . The Bulldogs got 14 hits off Ken Martin cnippea in B pitching so far this season. 3rd, 100’9”. 0-G,13’3”. for 15 an(i two circuit clouts losing pitcher Holly Pilaske, High jump -- Randy Rada- . 110 low hurdles --. G. and Ranay>- A[IlamA AI-- was_____ ~-~r n In the 15-1 opener, she who walked four and struck baugh, 0-G,5’2”. Kretzschmer, C, 19.22. with one home tux gave up two hits and four out two. She was her team’s Long jump -- Siegfried, C, 100 yard dash -- Hooper, D, . walks and struck out four. top batter with two singles. 18’; Gary Erickson, 0-G, 12.96; Maxson, 0-G, 2nd, The Bulldogs were error- The Blue’ Stars made three 3rd, 15’9”. 13.4. less. errors. Pole vault -- Doerr, D, Mile -- Roelo, D, 6:45. Losing pitcher Shirley Top batters for Owen- 8’6”. 880 relay -- D, 2:12. Koglin, who also went the Gage were Vicki Alexander, , 120-yard high hurdles -- 440-yard dash -- Kunize, b, . distance, surrendered 14 two singles and a double; Miller, C, 19.04. 1: 16. hits, walked four and struck Sullivan, single and a triple; 100-yard dash -- Jones, D, 440 relay -- D, 1:O. out two. The Bluestars com- Mosack, two singles; Wynn, 10.97; Gcorge Vargo, 0-G, 220 low hurdles -- G. Kretz- mitted five errors. single and a double, and 3rd, 11.42. schmer, C, 34.9. Garnering more than one Jackie Kain, a double. Mile -- Hill, C, 5:26; Lopez, 880 run -- Lamont, D, 3.*11 Chronicle hit for Owen-Gage were Rita Coach Judy Campbell’s 0-G, md, 5~38. 220 dash -- Hooper, D, I

Sullivan, two doubles; Joan -squad plays at Kingston 880 relay a- C, 1:46.4; 0-G, 32.62. hlosack. two singles and a Thursday and hosts Case- ad, 1:46.9. Two-mile -- Govea, D, a double; Bonnie Wynn, two ville Monday. 440 yard dash -- Sicler. D, 14:4 PAGE THIRTEEN *'. .. ' CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - THUMDAY, MAY 6, 1982 receives minor NOTICE OF NAME CHANGE Letter Teenager to the editor Do0 Sup Lah, M.D. injuries in area accident Is Now David D. Lah, M.D. Give job to one A 16-year-old Deford youth Auvil, 19, of 6196 Cedar A. Voss, 31, of Cam, was Laura June Spencer, 32,. of was treated and released Drive, Cass City, was westbound on Deckerville 5978 River Road, Cass City, Pediatrics and General Practice from Hills and Dales driving on Schwegler Road Road, west of Plain Road, was eastbound on Decker- General Hospital following a when her car struck a deer. when her auto collided with a ville, east of Crawford Road, 5: 15 p.m. accident Sunday. At 9:45 p.m. Thursday, ac- deer. at 630a.m. Friday when her 872-3332 who needs it most Injured was Gerald L. cording to deputies, Karen Deputies reported that car hit a deer'. Kelley Jr. of 5997 McComb Street. Dear Editor, There are people in Cass Sheriff's deputies reported Recently, a local business City who have been laid off he was westbound on Shay establishment had a sign on all winter. Some have Lake Road and Ricky R. its window which read exhausted their unernploy- Gremel, 23, of Unionville, "truck driver whted." ment and are forced to ask was northbound on English I know several people for welfare to feed their Road and they collided at the Special Gifts For. Special from the Cass City area families. unmarked intersection. must have put their It's rather unfair when a Gremel was reported by applications in. What I don't working man has to take officers to have had possible understand is why they both- second place if a co-op kid injuries, but didn't require ered to put up a sign when wants the job. hospital treatment. the job was given to one of At 7:45 a.m. Monday, their school co-op employ- Thank you, deputies said, Laurie A. Bunny Porter Moms At Coach Light ees. Savicke, 20, of 3575 Ross All this did was give the Gagetown Street, Kingston, was south- many unemployed workers bound on Washington Street , '' false hope of receiving a job. in that community, north of Another thing that bothers Walnut Street. Easy To me is that a co+p was Coming Auctions ' boy Her car went off the west given the job at $4.50 an hour side of the street and struck Buy - Wonderful when a family man would Saturday, May 8 - Mrs. a parked vehicle owned by have taken it. What ex- Mildred Hunter will sell Allen Hewitt of 3376 Wash- For Mom , penses could a boy have farm machinery and some ington, forcing it against a besides gas for his car? A household goods at the place tree, go Beautifully Together Mother's famLy man could have fed located two miles east and a Ms. Savicke told officers Timex his children with the job. half mile south of Argyle on she apparently fell asleep, , I don't see how a school kid N. Sheldon Rd, Osentoski She was reported to have Day Cards could have any truck driv- Auction Service. been taken to Caro Com- Share your love with a ing experience. I believe you munity Hospital, however, Exchange Hallmark card for should put your application Saturday, May 8 - Frank ,the hospital had no record of Cheerful in with the rest of the men. If and Lola Chippi will sell 113 her being treated there. If Your Choice Sunday, May 9. you are chosen for a job you acres of farm land at the Cass City police reported a Is Not Her Choice , can at least be proud of the place located four miles two-vehicle accident at 11:35 , ' fptthat you're the best man east, five miles south, two a.m. last Thursday. for the job. I don't believe miles east and a half mile They said Michelle K. this can be truein this case. ' north of Cass City at 4184 Jones, 18, of -6809 Herron 7- Decker Rd. Hillaker Auction Drive, was westbound on Service. Letters to the Editor Main Street and was starting to turn left onto Leach The Chronicle wel- Saturday, May 15 - A Street. She failed to notice in comes letters to the editor. household and real estate time a'car in front of her that Letters must include, auction will be held to settle was stopping in order to the writer's name, add- the estate of Dora Chisholm make the same turn and the ress and telephone num- at the place at 4923 Center vehicles collided. 6 ber. The latter is in case it St. in, Gagetown. Osentoski Driver of the other auto GREAT to GIVE. . . is necessary to call for Auction Service. was Samantha M. Jewett, 16, verification, but won't be of 6557 Elizabeth Street. SUPER to GET.. . *, Saturday, May 22 Mrs. &. used in the newspaper. - At 8:15 a.m. Monday, .. Names will be withheld Frank Nemeth will sell farm village police reported, ' . -+:' These 9 1982 Hallmark Cards. Inc from publication upoh , machinery and other per- Bonnie L. Nanney, 19, of 6205 request, for an adequate sonal property including an- Cedar Drive, was backing reason. tiques at the farm located from her driveway and The Chronicle reserves seven miles south of Cass backed into a westbound car. the right to edit letters for City and 1% miles east on Driver of the other car was length and clarity. Gilford Rd. Hillaker Auction Raymond G. Ferris, 17, of We will not publish Service. 6204 Cedar, who had just thatlk you letters of u backed out of his driveway. specific nature, for Saturday, May 22 -- Chuck Beckwith will hold a car- Car0 state police reported instame, from u club that at 7:4O p.m. Monday, thanking merchants who pentry and woodworking tool auction at the place Randy11 T. Bergh, 29, of 4Jl8 donated prizes for a S. Seeger Street, Lot 23, was raffle. located two miles northeast of Car0 on M-81.Osentoski eastbound on M-81, east of I Auction Service. Green Road, when his motorcycle started to TUSCOLA COUNTY SOAR0 OF COMMISSIONERS wobble. '. Methodist It went out of control and These are condensed minutes ap- went off the north side of the proved for publication by your Tuscola County Board of Commissioners. road. Bergh, who was not The full official text of this summary Women hold injured, said he didn't know of Board proceedings may be examined why it started to wobble. He at the offlce of the County Clerk during was going about 50 miles per regular business hours. meeting h our. April 27, 1982 Fifty-seven women at- CAR-DEER Meeting opened by Prayer and Pledge to the Flag: tended a meeting at Trinity Roll Call: All members present. United Methodist Church Cass City police reported Action Taken: Monday evening of United that at 9:15 p.m. last Township Supervisors in attendance. Wednesday, Tammy Lynn earing of the Equalization Report. Metfiodist Women, with Tuscola County Road Commission guests presdnt from the wnts their annual report. Owendale, Gagetown and Jscola Co. Dept. of Public Works Salem United Methodist Owen-Gage htified as "Management Agency" for be TuScola County Solid Waste Plan. Churches. Approval allowing Co-op Extension Following dinner, Mrs. bands toplay Service to conduct extension pro. Mary Rexin presided over qemember Mother grams in the County for period of May the business meeting. The 1982 to November 1982. The Owendale-Gagetown Equalization Dept. report on total real dinner was served by women music department will pre- and personal valuation of Tuscola of groups 2 and 4, headed by sent its spring concert, Reg. County for 1982 at $630,484,940.00 is Verna Dobbs, Beulah Craig, Wednesday, May 12, start- *3Mother$Zlay, approved. May 9 Mickey Marshall and Elaine $79.95 Agronomist position extended to ing at 7 p.m: in the Owen- Saginaw Bay Watershed Project. Proctor. dale gym. . Resolution approved enacting a wage In the business meeting, The program will feature . and benefit freeze for all elected of- plans were furthered for the the elementary, junior and .' ficials, appointed department heads church rummage sale in and non-union personnel. , senior high bands, directed Pick Your Favorite Brand : Approved transfer of monies from May and the annual bazaar by Clifford Westby. General Fund to the Probate Court Nov. 6. .. Child Care Fund as 2nd quarterly For the program Anne /=-----".- ' budgeted appropriation. Marie Lorentzen of Saginaw .* Contract approved for Janitorial Otto Rushlo .' Services at Health Dept. spoke and showed a film on Approving 4 summer youth employ- the subject of the hospice. A Cosmetic D epa r t ment :.* ment program positions for Vanderbilt question and answer period ,rr Park at no cost to the County. . dies at 78 FILM + Minutes of April 13,1982 approved as followed. -~ typed. C-126-12 . April 27, 1982 minutes approved as Chantilly The oldest continuously in- after illness - read. Adjourned to May 11, 1982 at 1O:OO habited city in exiitence ,Musk ~ /i I is Damascus in Syria. Otto L. Rushlo, 78, of Caro, Chanel 5 a.m. died April 13 at Hills and .Jontu Dales General Hospital fol- Canadian Mammoth 60# $ 25.00 Charlie 80% Mann. 8. 20% Sweet 60# 25.00 lowing a one-year illness. mEnjoli 60% Mann. 8.40% Sweet 60# 25.00 He was born Nov. 20, 1903, Yellow Blossom Sweet .60# 25.00 in Elmwood Township and *Emeraude Alsike Clover 60# 30.55 was nearly a lifelong resi- N.C. Vernal 60# 88.67 dent of Tuscola County. .Jean Nate Chimere Cert. Vernal 601 95.67 He married Helen Montague N.C.lrquios 60# 111.00 N.C. Saranac 60# 104.67 March 18,1925, in Caro. *A iance Cachet Cert. Saranac 60# 124.67 ' He was a farmer. He also v Cert. Agate 60# 112.67 was a member of the Med. Red Clover (fancy) 60# 61.11 Tuscola County Farm Windsong *Sencha1 Med. Red Clover (not fancy) 60# '55.50 Bureau, the Sutton Sunshine Mich. Timothy 501 36.11 Climax Timothy 50# 43.89 United Methodist Church .Nuance .Jouan and the Up and Atom Club. Brome Grass I 50U 58.33 Orchard Grass 50# 73.33 He is survived by his wife, Super Soil Builder 601 45.75 one son, Duane Rushlo, Cass 8 !nnoc. $1.00 per bushel if order 2 days in advance. Innoc, $2.00 per bushel same day as ordered. City; one brother, Ellis FILM I I Rushlo of Sebring, Fla.; two c-110-12 AUTH. THUMB We Accept WE ACCEPT ALL 10% CASH DISCOUNT grandchildren, Diane and I I Darwin of Cass City, and DISTRIBUTOR FOR Reg. , PRE-PAY CASH SALES ONLY several nieces and nephews. $19 7 HOLLISTER Up to 10Y0 volume ana 10% mileage discounts available. $2.49 Depending on volume rnd mileage the cost of nom One brother, Floyd, pre- OSTOMY PRODUCTS CouponsWIC PRESCRIPTION PLANS crrt. vernal could be purchased as reasonable as $64.84. ceded him in death in 1978. Prics subject to availability and present supply. For Funeral services were sddl tlonal Inf orma t Ion call April 16, at Collon Funeral Home in Caro with Rev. Farmers Elevator Company Wayne Thomas of Sutton Mlnden City, Phone 313-648-3080 - 517-884-3400 Sunshine United Methodist Church officiating. Burial was Light Peck Farmers Elevator Company iheAlmer Township Coach Pharmacy Peck. Phone 31 3-370-5986 Cemetery. Memorials may be made Phone 872-3613 Michigan Seeds & Supplies to Hills and .Dales General Cass City * Port Hope, Phone 517-426-4677 Hospital. PAGE FOURTEEN MAY 6, 1982 Minor thefts reported * CAS CITY CHRONICLE -THURSDAY, CASCITY, MICHIGAN owner’s home An alert deputy who ’ Qon Ball of 6328 Main noticed tire tracks at a home Street reported to Cass City COLOMY HOUSE where he knew the owner police at 5:s p.m. Sunday . SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL TEAM was away discovered a that his son’s bicycle was break-in Thursday stolen from their back yard afternoon. some time since Friday. The Deputy Richard L. Blakely . %inch wheel bike was aqua discovered the break-in at in color, had a banana seat Bowlina the home of Francis and was valued at 5112. VanHorn Mushroom on William Eberline of 6378 Road in Kingston Township. Garfield Street told village Entry was gained by re- officers Saturday rn-orning ::Iournament moving a basement storm that some items were taken at Charmont.9 Pin No Tap window and then breaking from his workshop some the inner window. time since April 26. The inkuders went Taken were a .12 gauge througv drawers in all the single shot with a I rooms. Two speakers were flare gun April 12 thru May19 holster and five flares, worth removed from a color tele- $30, and a brush and two vision, resulting damage in extension handles for a shop I Saturdays - 9 p.m. to the TV. vacuum, A compilation of what was $12. Sundays p.m. taken was awaiting return of Phil. Olsowy of 6339 Third - 3 the owner, who was expected Street reported to village home Saturday. police last Wednesday after- Call 872m2307 The property was last noon that a lounge chair and checked by a caretaker two lawn chair were taken from - days before the break-in was his garage. They were worth Advertise It In The Chronicle. discovered. $15. MICHIGAN NURSES WEEK was celebrated at Hills and Dales General Hos- pital Monday morning by a free breakfast provided by the hospital for .its nurses. It was the first time for the breakfast. Doctors were also invited. About 60 persons enjoyed the meal. I.I Circuit court ca8e8 Over year .later area pair to start serving sentences / Two persons pleaded account, of $123. costs, placed on one year- guilty to criminal charges He was also sentenced to In district court cases probation and is to attend Monday when they appeared 120 days in the county jail, Monday: alcohol education classes before Tuscola County Cir- with credit given for two William R! Lawrence, 18, and receive counseling if cuit Judge Patrick R. Jos- days served and serving of of 6853 Deckerville ,Road, necessary. lyn , 60 days deferred. He was Decker, pleaded guilty to Melvin R. Wheaton, 34, of Michael L. Androsuk, 18, fined $200, .assessed $300 malicious destruction of 5942 Bruce Street, Deford, of 366 Froede Road, Cass court costs and ordered to property under $100 in pleaded guilty to operating a City, pleaded guilty to at- pay restitution, connection with opening of motor vehicle under the in- tempted breaking and enter- two fire hydrants in Cass fluence of liquor April 18 in ing an unoccupied dwelling JURY TRIAL City April 17, which resulted Kingston Township. in connection with an at- in the loss of 178,000 gallond His plea wgs accepted and tempted break-in of Dan’s At the end of a twoday of water. he was placed on one year Super Market in Caro Feb. trial last Wednesday, a His plea was accepted and .probation, fined $118 and 10, circuit court jury found Ervin sentencing scheduled May assessed $182 court costs. He His plea was accepted and Schmandt, 58, of Franken- 17, Bond was continued. is to attend alcohol education sentencing scheduled June muth, guilty of impaired Michael Adkins, 17, of 4700 classes and receive 21. Bond was continued, driving and driving with Creative excellence is an American tradition. Shabbona Road, Snover, is counseling. His driver’s Michael R. Calligaro, 24, license suspended Jan. 2 in charged in connection with license was suspended for 90 of 9776 Saginaw Road, Vassar. the same incident and faces days except for going to and Reese, pleaded guilty to Bond was continued until preliminary examination from work and the classes. delivery of less than 50 sentencing May 17. May 7. Gary f.Mallory, 26, of 3230 grams of a mixture of Orville D. Nickerson, 40, of Phillips Road, Kingston, cocaine Jan, 27, 1981, in 2400 Englehart Road, De- pleaded guilty to operating , DISTRICT COURT N. Reese. ford, pleaded guilty to im- a motor vehicle under the , His plea was accepted and Don’t Mug Mom! Two Cass City men have paired driving April 18 in influence of liquor April 18 in Timex Watches Are bond was continued until Indianfields Township. Fremont Township. sentencing June 21. , been ordered to serve their sentences originally im- His plea was accepted. He His plea was accepted. He Unless it’s a new’mug Also Monday, Noal G. was assessed $300 court was placed on probation, Practical Powell, 19, of 4090 Little pedin 1980. Douglas A. Englehart, 32, fined $118 and assessed $182 from Old Wood Drug’s huge And Road, Cass City, stood mute court costs. He is to attend to a charge of assault with a of 5744‘ DeLong Road, and St. Pancratius Beautif u I ! Delbert A. Englehart, 27, of alcohol education classes assortment of new mugs dangerous weapon (target and receive counseling. His 100’s In Stock arrows 1 against Phillip Karl 5656 DeLong Road, were women install found guilty by District driver’s license was of Richmond in ap apart- suspended for 90 days except ment in Cass City Feb. 20. Judge Richard F. Kern in Princess . Collector Dolls September, 1980, of at- new officers for going to and from work Cologne and Perfumes A plea of innocent was and the classes. Gardner By Bradley entered and pretrial hearing tempted obstruction of a St, Pancratius Women’s Jovan From $700 scheduled June 21. Bond was police officer. Delbert. was Council met Monday evening All M’ajor Brands Revlon also found guilty of reckless Evergreen Quality Leather continued. at Veronica’s Restaurant for Dana Bruce Banks, 30, of Sagi- driving, while Douglas was installation of officers. \ Framed Pictures naw, stood mute to two found innocent of the charge. Twenty-nine were present. Wallets, Key Cases Count on Woods to Max Factor charges of uttering and pub- Father Joseph Morales honor roll Etc. Both were charged in con- Pocket Secretaries have just the scent Frorn$3“to$l 649 lishing and one of supple- nection with an incident opened with prayer and Following is the mental information, of being conducted the installation to make good sense for you Singles and Trio s March 10, 1980, in Novesta marking period honor ro, at Woods an habitual offender. The Township involving a ceremony. Evergreen Elementa latter is because of two prior Newly elected officeh sheriff’s deputy. are School. A + indicates i felony convictions, for sec- Both appealed their con- Mrs. John Tomczak, A’s.Fifth grade -- Nick Bul- ond degree murder in 1972 president ; Mrs. Henry b, 1 victions to Circuit Judge and breaking and entering in Patrick R. Joslyn, who in Ardler, vice-president; Mrs. lock, Jodi Clark, Michelle 1969. mid-April upheld their being Richard Erla, secretary, Laming, Barry Osentoski, Pleas of innocent were found guilty. and Mrs. Steven Chapon, Kathy Rockwell and Steve Pick a Partv Outfi entered and a pretrial hear- The cases were then treasurer. Wright. ing scheduled May 17. Bond returned to district court for Outgoing officers are Mrs. Sixth grade -- Brad Bul- Celebrate a special occasion with two party was continued. execution of their sentences, Walter Zawilinski, presi- lock, Jack Hawley, Tammy He is charged with writing perfect outfits from Kodak. made in September, 1980. dent; Mrs. Theodore Doyen, Hawley +, Jody Hazzard, two forged or altered Douglas Englehart was vice-president; Mrs. Larry Kristy Marshall, Karen KODAK COLORBURST 50 checks, each for $174, March sentenced to 10 days in the Keyser, secretary, and Mrk. Mathewson, Colleen McIn- lnstant Camera Outfit 25 in Caro. Marion Weltin, treasurer. tosh, Raquel Rockwell+, A motion for a new trial county jail, six months’ probation, a fine of $164 and The group discussed proj- Brenda Severance + , Ryan Aim-and-shoot simplicity for Duane Spencer, 22, ects for the year. The of R. $86Delbert court costs. was sentenced to men Smith, Dean Whi ttaker + , IMotorized for automatic print delivery the first step in an appeal, the parish will fix the church and Andy Izydorek. was denied. roof and members of the Spencer was sentenced 10 days in jail, plus 15 KODAK COLORBURST 250 deferred, total ,fines for the Women’s Council will ”For the lonely one even April to 15-65 years in the Instant Camera Outfit 5 two charges of $22’7 and costs provide the lunch. noise is a comfort.” Reg. $97.65 State Prison of Southern Built-in electronic flash Michigan at Jackson for Automatic print ejection breaking and entering. A ,96988 jury found him guilty of the charge March 11. Gerald A. Keilitz, 45, of 619 Gibbs Street, Caro, stood mute to a charge of false Ektralite Kodakl pretenses over $100, A plea Reg. $3988 $3988 1 of innocent was entered and AG RIC U LTU RE $59.95 400 Reg. $54.95 pretrial hearing scheduled July 19. Bond was continued. ,ss\c.Kee ---J He is charged with receiv- Pi ing payment from an insur- ance company for a citizens band radio he claimed was The place to get your NORTHRUP KING Lots of New Spring Jewelry Appliances destroyed in a fire in June, NEW ITEM 1981, but wasn’t. Including Seed Corn Bqautifully Painted Arthur W. Lahnde, 43, bf ’ Has Arrived Alfalfa Seed Conair “Pro Baby” Imlay City, was placed on five years’ probation for at- Clover Seed * Ceramic Tile Trivets 1200 watt lite weight. tempted felonious non-sup- in Wood Frames port. During the period, his Made In Italy Pastels - Gold - Silver Can set on counter to wages are to be assigned. free harids for styling. He pleaded guilty to the We Carry Premium Fertilizers Perfect Accent Pieces For Your Wardrobe . charge March 15, of failing Ortho- W. R. Grace to pay support for his aix * * * -* * * * Large Ass’t. of Designs 1000’s Of Items From $1 children dating back to Feb. 18, 1975. .... CASH DISCOUNTS Raymond Benavides, 30, Latest of 5326 Beech Street, Akron, Fertilizer - 5% Discount Sanders and. was placed on three years’ Seeds Chemicals 3% Discount Pocket Books probation for insufficient - - I OLD WOOD and Magazines funds - check over $50. -amy Farmer He pleaded no contest to the charge Jan. 25, of writ- Top 20 Best ing a check for $1,OOO June 3, Sellers For May. 1981, for which there were -Choc o Ia t e s ! not adequate funds in his

I FIIVEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE -THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 PAGE Classified Ads NEW! IN CASS CITY Many farmers sign up (-9 (-Sales) GARAGE SALE - starting GARAGE SALE - Thursday Wednesday through Satur- and Friday, 9 till 5. 4685 day noon, from 9 till 6. Mis- Hospital Dr. Upright heez- for set-aside program cellaneous items. 2 south, 2 er, hideabed, wagon, French Corner west on Kelly Road, corner horn, school desk, clothes - government will pay partici- as the “bases”) enrolled. the farmers and 62 percent of Kelly and Phillips Road. all sizes, record player,.+ pating farmers 15 cents per Nationally, about per- of the acreage bases were 14-5-6-1 Wheelhorse garden tractor . 80 with mciwer, snowblower14-5-6-1 1 Ab H ~~PIUCILAGAINS‘I’ bushel, the difference be- cent of farmers signed up. enrolled. Garden Center FOUR FAMILY Porch Sale - and cab, 5 miles west of Cass City on M-81 continued depressed prices, tween $2.55 and the target (Final figures weren’t avail- For wheat, it was 42 per- more farmers than expected price of $2.70. able.) cent of the farms and couch, chair, children’s and 53 adult clothing, dishes, knick- GIGANTIC Garage Sale - 2. Flowers and Plants for the Gardener enrolled in the federal gov- The .U.S. Department of However, farmers can percent of the bases; corn, ernment’s new reduced Agriculture was figuring withdraw from the program 59 percent of the farms and knacks, and lots of miscel- steel garage doors, laneous. Thursday, Friday, 29%%6’11’’and 36x6’11”; An- Variety of Vegetable Plants acreage program by the that if 40 percent of farmers without penalty prior to July 68 percent of the bases, and Saturday, May 6-7-8,g till ? 1 dgsa windows 6’x11’, ;) Bedding Plants Good Geraniums April 16 deadline. signed up, that would be a 1, so how much acreage is oats and barley, 33 percent and In exchange for agreeing good response, according to ultimately set-aside from of the farms and 45 percent mile west, ;,$ mile north of 4’~11’, 4’X7’; nW cement Cass City. 14-5-6-1 blocks; 20 pairs new drapes; to reduce his acreage -- 10 Virgil Bouck, U.S. Agricul- production is still a matter of the bases, percent for corn, oats and tural Stabilization and Con- of conjecture. One reason for the low baby playpen and clothing; Professional Planting Of RUMMAGE SALE - women’s slacks, all sizes; , barley and 15 percent for servation Service ( ASCS ) One factor in the big sign- sign-up of the latter is that day, May 8, at Novesta jewelry wagon. Lats of Corn binat ions,Porch Planters wheat -- the farmer is eli- Tuscola County executive up, Bouck said, was that many farmers are planting Township Hall in Deford, everything. 21,$ miles south gible for commodity loans director. ’ oats and barley this spring forward contract prices from 9 a.m.-8 P.m. Several of stoplight in Cass City at and Urns and target prices. Instead, sign-up rates don’t look too promising. because they were unable to I families participating. Lots 3320 Cemetery Road. Phone I For instance, should the have been far higher. In IN THE UPPER THUMB, get all their wheat planted of clothing, all sizes, PIUS 872-4591. Thursday and Fri- * national average price of Michigan, 61 percent of the the sign-up rate was higher last fall. many miscellaneous 14-5-6-1items. day, 9 to 5. 14-5-6-1 WILL BE OPEN MAY 7 corn be no more than $2.55 a farmers, representing 72.2 than the state average only In Sanilac County, 52 per- bushel from October percent of the acres planted in Huron County. cent of the farms and 58 GARAGE SALE - May 6,7, through February, 1983. the in 1980 and 1981 (referred to In Tuscola. 57 Dercent of percent of the bases are YARD SALE - clothes, 8. Recycled jeans, craft enrolled. By crop, bases, 66 dishes, odds and ends, items, plus miscellaneous 61 percent of the corn, Thursday and Friday, May items. 1 mile south, V2 mile I I percent of the wheat and 25 6-7, from 9 a.m. to 4:30. 4308 east on Elmwood Road,14-5-6- 1 percent of the barley and West St. 14-5-6-1 oats are enrolled. In Huron County, 80 per- &FAMILY Garage Sale - BASEMENT SALE at 4297 cent of the farms and 87 baby stroller, dressing Ale, Thursday-Friday, May percent of the eligible acre- table, riding lawn mower, 6-7, 9-5. Prices cut and a lot age are enrolled. baby clothes, children’s and of different items than14-5-6-1 we By crop, 87 percent of the adult clothes, antiques and had last week. AT LOW, LOW BUDGET PRICES AT KRITZMANS’ corn bases, 89 percent of the miscellaneous. May 6-7, wheat and 81 percent of the starting 9 a.m. 3 miles east THREE-FAMILY Garage oats and barlgr are rnrolld. of Deford on Deckerville Rd. Sale - Tuppenvare, drop leaf WHY WAS THE SIGN-UP and 1/4 mile north at 1640 table, single bed, men’s rate so much higher in Crawford Rd. 14-5-6-1 clothing L, XL, 2X, 3X. Also Huron County? ASCS Execu- women’s, children’s and tive Director Jimmy LaVoie COMING NEXT WEEK - babies’ clothing and much feels the program was well May 13-14-15. Porch sale. 7 more. 3620 Cemetery F&ad, publicized in his county by north, 1 east and 34 north of 1% mile south of Cass City, his speaking to various Cass City. 14-5-6-1 Friday thru Sunday, 9 till groups, newspaper articles -- dark. 14-4-292n and notices sent to farmers. GARAGE SALE - Lots of Another factor, which good clothing, especially RUMMAGE SALE - Hills Bouck also suggested, is that children’s, furniture and and Dales Hospital, May 13- five or six elevators in many other goodies. Friday, 14 at Cultural Center. Huron County issue nego- May 7, from 9 till 5, near the Donations accepted, call 872- tiable warehouse receipts, water tower. 6339 Brenda 2121, Dolly Tracy. Proceeds whereas only one does in Drive. 14-5-6-1 to Hills and Dales Hospital. Tuscola and apparently -- 14-4-29-3 none in Sanilac. MOVING SALE - new wood The receipts allow a farm- stove, washerdryer, elec- er to reclaim his grain, thus Wickes tric stove, one dresser set, he can use it for collateral table and 4 chairs, sofa-bed. for loans under the set-aside Call 872-5172. 14-4-22-3 program. The only other owes $2 way that can be done is if the farmer has his own on-farm Books are storage. billion Even with anticipated withdrawals by July 1, La- 3.. Voie feels enough farmers distributed have enrolled in the reduced quisitions. The American Association acreage program to achieve One reason for -the Chap- of University Women held its the goal of reducing the ter 11 filing, Sigoloff ex- third and final Reading is amount of wheat and feed plained at the time, accord- Fundamental book distribu- grains produced in order to ing to the Wall Street Jour- tion Tuesday, April 27. drive up prices. nal, was to restore the flow The second and third The fact that some farm- of goods to the company, be- grade classes at Deford and ers are adding acreage this cause without them, it didn’t Evergreen Elementary SLACKS have sales and without year by rental or purchase Schools were the recipients doesn’t mean that will offset sales, it didn’t have profits. of the RIF books. AND reduced acreage, he ex- The executive had halted AAUW members Ann plained. payments on past due ac- Craig and Barbara Tuckey If a farmer buys the land counts in early April, after had charge of the distribu- and enrolls in the program, which many suppliers balked at selling goods on tion. JEANS GIFT he has to include it as part of Mrs, Tuckey ’ptesented a his base. That means he has credit to Wickes. flannel board story and read In addition to the $2 billion L Our to set aside a larger percent- a few poetry selections to the Sure To SUGGESTIONS age, but he can still grow owed to suppliers and banks, children. $80 million Entire more than if he hadn’t pur- the firm lost Each child received two Please Mom chased the land. during its fiscal year that books of his or her own For The Budget-Wise ended Jan. 31 and has pre- Stock Rented land isn’t counted choosing. in a farmer’s set aside, but it dicted “future substantial losses.” The AAUW Cass City And When They cut likely was planted last year, branch has distributed ap- 9 Dresses so again, that doesn’t mean Sigoloff has estimated it Come From will take three years to proximately 370 books this For an increase in planted acre- year through its Reading is recover from the Chapter 11 Kritzmans Sure . Blazers age. Fundamental program. To Please Your Mother’s status. Budget, Too. Day b

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BUDGET PRICES OF COURSE ’ CASS CITY PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH - USE PROFITABLE, LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 15 words or less, $1.00 each Automotive) f General I Notices > insertion; additional wards 5 (Merchandise) NEW MARY KAY consul- cents each. Three weeks for FOR SALE - 1979 Horizon, 4 door, 4 speed, stick. $Z~OO.1 SALE cedar posts, tant in area. Call 872-2729, the price of two - cash rate. JUNIOR MATCHED set golf FOR - FOR SALE ’79 Triumph 750 ask for Linda. 5-4-1 Save money by enclosing mile south, 1 west of Cass clubs with bag and head six, seven, eight and nine Bonneville, 1,500 miles, cash with mail orders. Rates City. 6068iRiver Rd. 1-4-22-3 mitts; golf shoes - size 8; feet with 4 to 6 inch tops. $1,700.00. Call 872-3210 for display want ad on Nike baseball shoes - size Cleo Spaulding, Elmwood. 9-5 I 30. 2-5-6-1 2429-2 . application. 8%. All in excellent condi- 2-5-6-1 SUITS AND SPORT COATS CROFT-CLARA tion. Randy Teichmm, 872- GETTING READY for grad- 40 percent off now at Chap- EGGS -large 66 cents, medium BULK PROPANE systems pel’s Men’s Wear, Cass City. cents, 4 miles south, 1% SOFTBALL CLUB [Household Sales) 2566. 2-4-22-38 uation? Buy that new sofa 60 for grain driers or home pualways wanted at frac- 2-5-6-1 west of Cass City on Sever- ANTENNA Sales & Service - heating. Fuelgas Company tion of retail price at Rich- ance Road. Call 872-2218. Car Wash Tired of hatching a snowy IO0 Woodstoves of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. ard’s Going Out of Business FOR SALE - 1978 GS 750 2-4-29-3 More Household picture? Get a new antenna 2-11-14-tf Sale in Cass City. Phone Suzuki, mint condition, low Saturday. May 8 system from Richard’s TV- 872-2930. 2-5-6-1 mileage, extras, reasonable. $2.50 Sales page 15 * ON DISPLAY AT Phone 658-8853. 2-5-6-3 ’ Puzzled? Appliance. Phone 872-2930, LEISURE LIVING -2-4-15-tf I will be handling GAS RANGES - Magic Chef, Croft-Clara Lumber Yard % ‘ YARD SALE - May 7 and 8, new, 20 inches and 30 inches. Divided highway M-15 (213 9:OO a.m. - 3 p.m. 7351 Greenland Rd. 3 miles SALE 3-piece man’s color, from $259.00. FOR - miles south of M-251. Any 5-5+1 east, 11/2 miles north of Cass suit, tan, excellent condi- Pioneer Corn Seed Fuelgas Co., four miles east I City. Friday 9-9; Saturday tion, size regular; Olds of Cass City. Phone 872-2161. 40 Bay City 517-892-7212 GRANDMA D’AMOUR, I. 9.3. 14-5-6-1 cornet. Call 872-3896 - 6469 FOR YOUR PLANTING \ 2-1711-tf sending you our best wishes Garfield Ave., Cass City. Closed Saturday at 2 to sell. Call 678-4222. -2-5-6-1 -GARAGE SALE - rain or NEEDS THIS SPRING from Okinawa, for the hap- 2-5-6-3 Closed Sunday and Monday Gift card mailed with ! shine, Saturday, May 8, 9-5. Scotts piest Mother’s Day ever We Turf Builder . FOR SALE - handmade each order miss you! Love, Chuck, 112 miles west on‘ M-81. Best selection and prices Joan Merchant quilts, priced reasonable. and e Diana and Leigha. 5-5-6-1 QUEEN SIZE extra firm 2-7-16-tf Cass City Rita Powell, phone 872-2761. 5-10-15-3 14-5-6-1 , $225 per set; full size $175 872-3395 True Test 2-5-6-3 per set. Snover Mattress & 1979 - FOR SALE - Yamaha ’ 2-4-8- 6 Lawn Fertilizer Free Estimates [ Automotive) Furniture Co., 1/2 mile east YZ125, excellent condition, NOWon Sale LIKE NEW - 8 hp Jacobsen, of Snover. Phone 313-672- $550. Call 872-2834. 2-5-6-3 30-inch cut, rider ; 8 hp Lawn on roofing, siding, insulation, FOR SALE - 1973 ‘Chevy 9747. 24-1-8 FOR SALE - oak veneer buf- Chief 30-inch cut, electric . ._, --- aluminum doors and windhs I Impala, runs good, looks SALE 307 Chevy fet $40, solid oak hall tree A1 bet&=> start and lights. ‘Call 872- HOUSE FOR SALE by own- and aluminum or Fiber ., gvd. $650.00. Call 872-2838 FOR - 1979 Harley-Dav- FOR - SALE engine. Call 872-3856 after 5. $80. Call after 7:OO p.m. 2634. 2-4-22-3 er, newly remodeled inside Glass awnings. or 872-4595, 1-4-22-3 idson XL1000, 5,479 miles. 872-4048. 2-4-22-3 Home Center 24-22-3 6094 E. Cass City Rd. and bout, 2 bedroom, full I Real good condition. Lot of GAS AND OIL space heat- basement, low utilities and chrome. Call 872-3376. 872-2270 - FOR SALE or trade - 1971 FOR SALE - Italian made ers - used, Water softeners - taxes, in town. Excellent for Elkton Roofing 24-29-3 FOR SALE - TV rotor with 2-4-1-tf used. Priced low. Fuelgas a starter home or retirees, ‘Ford pickup, needs clutch. control. Phone 872-4479. all metal zig-zag sewing . CO., I?C. Phone 872-2161. $25,900. Call 872-2702. &Sidingcoo .Two pigs, one about to have FOR sALE:-Simplicity riding 2-58-3 machine, chest style cabinet, GAS GRILLS and carts - ’ piglets. Phone 673-4006. lawn tractor, 8 hp, %-inch dark maple, $85; lawn mow- Limited time offer $89.00. Corner M-53 and M-81. 3-4-15-6 I Phone 269-7469 1-5-6-3 mower. Like new copditibn, er - gas power, $75. Call Fuelgas Company of Cass 2-8-144f NEW WASHER and electric 5-7-21. FOR SALE - 1979 Blazer, $8!ji).OO. Call 8724101. 24-293 8724709. 2-4-29-3 City, M-53 & M-81. Phone dryer - Harvest Gold 2 speed ~ 1oaded.dark blue with black 872-2161. --- washer, heavy duty 18 lb. 2-5-25-tf WOODSPLITTER For Rent hardtop, white spoke wheels, FOR RENT - new - electric loads. Many extras. Save Graduation 8” lift, mudders. Phone FOR SALE - Brittany pups, - $ave by doing it yourself. 38” or manual typewriters by $282.00. 1 only at Richard’s Wedding 2930 evenings - 872-4418. 683-2663. 1-4-29-3 the week gr month. Also purebred - no papers. Father Dan’s Auto and Fireplace Furniture, TV, Appliance, Banquet Supplies and mother good hunters, The Cass City Public 3-4-29-5. Shop, 1445 N. Kingston FOR SALE - ’77 Chevy half leave your typewriters and Cass City. Phone 872-2930. Schools is accepting bids on Road, Defoid. Phone 872- other office equipment at $50.00. Phone 665-2212. the following used bus tires : ton pickup. Good condition. 2 -5-6- 1 Tableware 2-4-22-3 OJrJST OUTSIDE 3190. 5-9-24-tf Low mileage. Call 872-5038.’ our ,store for repair. Used Roll Tablecover - -- 1-4-29-3 typewriters for sale. Mc- FOR SALE - Registered Cake Supplies and Tops FRESH FISH - fishing sea- 37 900x20 SnowTires OF CASS CITY Conkey Jewelry. 24-6-tf German Shorthair puppies, 8 son has started. Fresh 9oox20 Thumb Area Recreation FOR SALE - 1974 Grand weeks old, 3 males’ at $75 Streamers perch , whitefish , catfish,, DON’T BUILD! ! ! ! FINISH and Gymnastics Cent& Torino Elete, new paint job, Coal and Wood each, one female at $55 each. Decorations suckers and more on the Bids will be considered for SECOND FLOOR LEVEL offers classes in . good condition. Phone 872- Heaters and Will be excellent hunting Rentals dock, on the lake. Bay Port each tire separately. Ar- YOURSELF: Do you want a 5172. 1-4-22-3 Fish CO., Bay Port, Miclf. rangements may be made to lot of Home for less mon- GYMNASTICS Fireplaces dogs. Call 872-3887. 2-4-29-2n-~ Quality Supply co. 517-656-2121. 2-4-224 inspect the * tires by ey???? 1.3 acres RANCH Ballet & Aerobics NOVA CONCOURS, 1977, 8 All sizes and styles MOTHER’S DAY Special ! contacting Jim Fox at the TYPE with walk+ut base- Sedan, buckskin - excellent Also recreational fun 1.5 cu. ft. microwave ovens 131 N. StateSt. FOR SALE - ’68 El Camino, Intermediate School. ment finished; All Andersen condition. New muffler, tail- HO‘r WATEH IIErZTk~KS , with turntable, cook and Caro 673-6169 ’67 Chrysler, 15 cu. ft. chest Bids will be received until windows; forced hot water time on Fridays pipes, battery, shocks and defrost cycle, only $299.95. 2 freezer, 17 ft. canoe, Hoover 4:oO p.m., Monday, May 10, heating system; when fin- 600 S. Sandusky Road plugs - stereo, air, power left. Richard’s Furniture, 9:OOa.m. - 5:OO p.m. portable washer spin dryer at the office of the Super- ished home will have about Sandusky, Mich. steering and brakes, cruise, TV, Appliance, Cass City. Monday - Friday and dryer, Wheelhorse gar- intendent of Schools. The 3000 square feet of living Call John or Lena Waltz intermittent wipers - 43,000 Phone 872-2930. 2-5-6-1 9:30 - 2:Oo Saturday den tractor, Wheelhorse rid- right is reserved to reject space with 4 bedrooms and 648-4620 or 872-2816 I miles. Phone 872-2023. 2-4-8-tf 5-4-29-3 LAWN MOWERS - 7 hp ing mower, 8 inch Magic any or all bids. 2% bathrooms; 26’x22’ 1-5-6-1 2-4-292 rider, 2 self-propelled, Heat, Penton 125, violin, 4 garage attached to home - WATER KING water softer, regular lawn mowers, yard MAGIC CHEF - Automatic , and 5 string banjos, 10x10 winding stream rear of home pany.er on saleFree at Fuelgashome water‘Com- FOR SALE - 1962 Chevrolet washers and gas dryers - garage doors, mini bike FOR - four L6Ox15, with Foot Bridge. Impala SS, good shape, must cart, 36” aluminum storm SALE door, automatic dishwasher. new on sale at Fuelgas Co. of frames, variety of mowers mounted on 4 white spoke analysis. 4 east of Cass City see to appreciate, twodoor Cass City. Phone 872-2161. Call 872-3932. 2-4-29-3 and parts. Best offers on all. rirps, for Chevy pickup, 5 YOUR INSPECTION IN- on M-53.Phone 872-2161. coupe, 350,3-speed automat- Located only 2 2-4-8-tf Call 665-2567 after 3 p.m. lug. Call after 5:30 673-5979. VITED!!! 5-5-1- t f ic, buckets, new paint. 24-22-3 2-4-22-3 miles from Cass City ---: $1,500. Call 673-4357 after 6. PERSONALIZED BOOK FOR SALE - 1918 CRBO I Sellers Will financii. ’ ’ 1-4-22-3 GAS WATER HEATERS - matches - See our new 30-gallon size, glass lined Husqvarna, excellent condi- FOR SALE - 11x12 carpet, 2 FOR SALE - large windows selection of designs and tion. Call 658-8941 after 6. years old, brown tones. with steel frames. Perfect B.A. Calka, Realtor Now Renting FOR SALE ’76 pickup with P and T valve. Now on colors - for your wedding - Ford 2-4-22-3 Phone 872-2396. 2-5-6-3 for greenhouse, hot bed, Cass City, Michigan 48726 Lawn Thatchers . 4 x 4, 4 speed transmission, sale at Fuelgas Co., Inc. 4 reception or anniversary Phone : 872-3355 LawnRoller , miles east of Cass City. party. The Chronicle, Cass solar collector. Priced to 360 engine. Call 872-5105 VANDERPOOL Greenhouse FOR SALE - men’s 10 speed sell. Call 872-4403 after 6 34-29-2 LeafRototiller Blower Phone 872-2161. 2-7-16-tf City. 2- 1-28-tf after 6. 14-22-3 has plants for sale, vege- bike. Call 872-2469. 2-5-6-1 p.m. 2-5-6-3 table and annual flower RANCH STYLE HOME, 7 years old, 3 bedrooms, one plants, $1.00 doz. 2% miles [ Real Estate For Sa&-) bath, fireplace in living room, west of Kingston, 1 mile deck off dining room, full Albee c* Find The Service Or Product south of M-46 on Shaw Road, Donald Smith Realty basement with outside Home Center ‘ phone 683-2724. 2-5-6-4 entrance, on 2 acres on M-19. You Need In This. .. .. Call 6!%-8916. 34-294 6094 E. Cass City €Id. Model Open - Beachwood Cove Condominiums. Friday, 872-2270 from 1 till 7 p.m. and Saturday, 11 till 3, during month of 54-‘ I May. Ranch model features large 2 bedrooms, full bath, full Farmers’ Special! ! basement with rough-in plumbing for bath, attached garage, large living and dining room with studio ceiling, 120 ACRES - CASH CROP COUNTRI)HOME for rent - full glass wall opening to large covered balcony. Other LAND - west of Cass City - 2 bedroom’, attached garage. models available. No Buildings - TILED - well Must be employed. Refer- drained - Your Opportunity KITCHEN DECOR- 0 FOR SALE OR REP ence and security deposit. Special sale - farm land, 80 acres, at $750 per acre. Rolling to own additional land with- Faust CUSTOM CABINETRY Call 872-3191. 4-5-6-3 out buildings. room brick house ir Dutch made by the Arntsh land. Elmwood Township. Partially tiled. Possible terms. town, also 35 acre, Rebuilding Servite , Crystal Kitcnens , HAS TO BE SOLD BE- CAR0 a A07 OF Kilchenr By Homecrant FOR RENT - 3 bedroom up- FORE MAY loth, 1982, land on Green Roao Factory Authorized stairs apartment, $150 otherwise will be cropped information ball 665-2; t *Alternators okaucels Cdrpermg For rent - Hillside North Apartments, 1 and 2 bedroom Sales and Service 3-3-. Qpen8 AM -5 P M Cbng-Weuni 0 WaUpdper month. In Shabbona. Call and possession will be given I Free. Labor Rebuilt Kirb ys units, kitchen appliances, carpeting and drapes, laundry Saturday 8 A M :1 P M 415 W Frank Caro 673-3028 872-3672 before noon. 4-5-6-3 after 1982 crops are har- facilities, storage area. Call manager after 6 - 872-3610. FOR SALE - 3 bedroom 1 I 1 ~ -~ vested. CALL IMMED- HILLSIDE APARTMENT - IATELY ! ! ! ! home on 1 acre, new win- 2 bedrooms, stove, refriger- dows and siding. Land con- ator, air conditioning. Call B.A. CALKA, Realtor. tract available, on M-53. Phone 658-2313. 3-5-6-: b , 24-HR. SERVICE 1 872-3755, 4-5-6-tf 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Croft-Clam lumber Inc. ‘ REAL ESTATE BROKER m3-56-2 Ford. . . Better (dear Phone 872-3355 FOR SALE - 80 acre farm12 Cass City 872-2141 FOR RENT - three bedrbom 758 Map at Office For The American Road PLUMBING G HEATING, INC. State St. Phone 673-8153 taro, Mich. (Tile miles east, M mile south of Adoma Widows home in Cass City, near 0IXt.r Loclrs J JJJJJ JJ J J J JJ JJ JJ JJ J J JJ JJJJ J J J J J J Jq (SELLERS WILL HOLD Elkton. Phone 375-2725. Phone 872.5084 school. Telephone 872-2679. I PrrfidrhodPm&g J T.AND CONTRACT) 34-22-9 Pigeon Phone q53.3531 Laurence Bartle. 4-5-6-3 Sales L Service Mort.-Fri, - 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. REAL ESTATE 3 MARLETTE Homc Sat, - 8 a.m.-3 p.m. ACRES land for sale,, MOBILE 6392 Main St. 872-2300 1 1 J3 On 2 acres LOTS(approximately3, OF ROAD FRONTAGE 3 bedrooms, attached J 60 for sale, 12’xM’ plus 12’x12 1 good pasture land, also some J addition, 1 acre, 2 car garage . rent For J garage, large kitchen, new chimney and wood burn- workable, good well. Call on paved road. Call 665-2453

.b J 5 17-864-3882. + Gateway Sanitation er,.family and utility Southwest of Cass 3-4-29-3 anytime. a 34-29.3 1 or 2 bedroom apartment room room. J Services City, good mortgage assumption or Land Contract. McCul loch Chainsaw unit, kitchen a-ppliances, J Excellent location just off pavement. J Home-Commercial-Industrial carpeting, drapes, laundry 402-CY Cass City Area J, APPROXIMATELY 14 acres south of Cass City, has J Sales & Service facilities, storage units, J I For Sale by Osentoski Realty I Clare’s Sunoco Service Phone 872-2616 TRASH COLLECTION J 0 Call 313-798-8025 Tune Ups 0 Minor Repars Collect $ hill to build on, long driveway with ditches and cul- J, ‘I 4 Tires Batteries Rabideau Motors “Big Enough To Serve You” Hillside North Apartments J verts in. Is approximately 1/2 wooded and owner will Undercoating I J “LOOK AT THESE” Grease 8 011 I I I Farm Division J, hold a land contract. All new on the market this week in Cass City#. Certified Mechantc 4-46-A J I I I Call 872-3610 after 6 Call 872-2170 Rich’s Disposal 3’ NEAR KINGSTON J 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in the country on 3 acres. Cus- Residential & Commercial 4-4-224 J 3.6 acres approximately on a corner in the country, has J tom built with fireplace in the living room plus many, 3 Rubbish Removal 3 a 100 foot well that flows and a 1250 gallon septic J Imany extras. Call now to look at this one. Container Service Available FOR RENT - trailer space, 1 system with loo0 feet of drain tile. There is a founda- *I Complete Custom Design Service acre lot, corner of Deckerville 1& S Standard Service We Empty Barrels in the Alley J tion and concrete garage floor.Priced at $lO,oOO. J I3000 square foot executive ranch style home. 3 Road and M-53,cement slab bedroom, 3 bath, fireplace in living room. Tear drop r 474-L J PLOW an-2342 for up to [io-foot trailer. Water 3 Ishaped solar heated pool off the Florida room in back and septic hook-up. ’ Call J b Draperies Carpel 0 Furniture of home. Call for more details. Harrison (517) 539-3444 after ’ HOUSE, GARAGE and (approximately) J I Certified Mechanics 109 East Grant St 5, or 812-4008. 4-4-293 J’ 10 ACRES $32,900 (across lrom east side Car0 J Wide open spaces That’s what you’ll find in this huge Complete Car J This is a new listing in Cass City country. The home has I - of Court House). 673.6184 J ranch home on 2 acres. Close to town. Care Service FOR RENT - 30 acresfarm- J a full basement, a wood burner, 1% stories, is partially TuffDKote Dimol land, 2 east, 1 south of Class J remodeled, 2 car detached garage, large foundations J I City. 1981 crops were corn and J for a barn, and the terms are easy. Look at it! J ICome and see this little charmer - nicely decoratgd, 2 wheat. Call 517-8684747. bedrooms down, could be 1-2 upstairs. Terms avail- I Au lornoti ve Rust Pro0 t ing 44-29-2 J 519-CY 3 able. e System 6 Waxing I Gravel Guards. Running Boards NOTE: IF YOU LIKE TO SELL FURNISHED Apartment THINK YOU WOULD Hock Kote Stone Ch~pProtection REAL ESTATE IN THE CASS CITY AREA, CON- ! Vilbgr Service Center with privste bath. Ideal for J Wholesale Distributor TACT PAULC. SKINNER. fires 0 V Bells 0 Batteries one working person. S. ,I J 1 une Ups Brakes Mulllers large Lighting Showroom Phone 269-9585 Strickland, 4431 Seeger. w Certiliecl Mechanic 68d Ax0 (517) 269.6201 . S, J 847 S. Van Dyke Bad Axe J FREE Lapear (31 3) 664.7521 Phone 872-3105. 4-4-22-tf J Caro(517)6734195 I J In-fernPic& Up b Oelivrry Mcleod Realty, Inca J, ?born 872-3150 FOR RENT - 2 bedroom J house. Security deposit and J 630 N. State, Caro, Phone 673-6106 J Call or stop in references required. Elwyn 3 8498 State Rd., Millington, Phone 871-4567 J 6501 Main Street, Cass City Helwig, phone 872-3212. J J Call 872-4378 - 8:OO a.m. till 5:OO p.m. I Rkck’s Auto Parts, Inc. 4-4-22-3 After 5:oo call Janet Chippi 872-4614 - A~tbParts Lare Model HAIR BENDERS J Kelly Smith 872-2248 I Wrechs Boughf CI Sold maiqia FOR RENT - apartment. J J c* s* rams m: Bill Hamilton 872-2903 Ieletype Service WE BUY TIMBER Quiet neighborhood. Secur- J EQUALfa HOUSING REALTOR j I Tues LFrl -8am .6pm Marv Hobart 872-4661 Phone 51 7-683.2351 ’ Phone 072.4410 _I Wed 6 Thurs -8am 830pm ity and references. Call I OPPORTUNITY 3 mlles west of Sat -7am .3pm Weekdays 8.5 p.m Sal 8.1 p.m. Commercial - Residentlabfarm 3-4-29-1 I I 872-4798 evenings. Dale J Kingston. MI 48741 as 08dkld Phon0 872-3116 N. Kingston Rd., Deford J I--m-II-m-m-=dh r- Deering . 4-5-6-3 JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ 1

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’.I- Notices [-Notices Notices 1 [ Services J I Services 1 Services I Farm [Work Wanted 1 Equipment FRIENDS - GARDEN ‘ PLOWING and PIANO TUNING and re- ( J WILL DO house cleaning. ), . ,HAPPY Mother’s Day, MEET YOUR start feeling great, join the Terrasi & Son pairing on all makes of Excellent references. Call ,; , -Mom, Wish I could be with Rent Rinse N Vac disking. Call 8724351 or FOR SALE - John Deere 13 , you. Love ya, Tammie. spa at our special rate. 872-2955. Dick Hampshire. Electrical Co. pianos. 20 years’ experience. hoe drill, Case 8-ft. 872-4048. 12-4-8-6 Member of the Piano tech- grain - 5-5-6-1 The professional do-it- Esther’s Body Shoppe, 8-4-22-3eO New installations and double disk, wood wheel phone 872-4050. 5-5-6-1 repairs nicians Guild. Duane Johns- wagon. Call after 5 872-3327. WILL DO Babysitting in my yourself carpet cleaning ton, Bad Axe, Mich. 48413. home. Call anytime 872-4625. WANTED TO RENT week’ system Electrical heating and Phone 269-7364. 8-2-1-tf 9-429-3 end of June 20 - pickup cooling service 12-4-22-3 camper or mini motor home. Special Homes - Farms - Business FOR SALE - 8N Ford trac- Aluminum and vinyl siding Chuck Gage tor, lights, 3 point hitch. Call SUMMER JOBS - work Call 872-4044. : 5-5-6-3 Rental Rate Offer (new mybar warranty Licensed Electrical on vinyl 1 Contractor Welding Shop 872-2589. ‘9-4-22-3 wanted by high school senior. Call 872-3896. 12-5-6-3 Now Only $3.99 half day Roofing and Eaves Trough CALL ANYTIME Heli-arc welding SALE, - Ford tractor 2841 Van Dyke, Decker, MI I Replacement windows FOR 658-2291 Specializing in aluminum, 8N, new Paint, with blade. WILL DO BABYSITTING in bingo Rinse N Vac cleans the Phone 872-2525 Custom Bending Cass City Road, Snover Workmanship Guaranteed stainless steel, blacksmith- Call 872-3307 after six. my home day or night. 4944 * Every Sunday way professionals do,,at a Wedding Tops, Candy and, 8-1-18-tf ing., fabricatinga tor repair. and radi- 9-4-22-3 N.Cemetery Road. 12-4-29-3 ... . fraction of the cost. I *- Cake Decorating Supplies, Everybody welcome Free Estimates - TWO BOTTOM PLOW, 3 pt. Candy Molds, Diabetic AUCTIONEERING see Also portable welding Albee Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top hitqh; 4 ft. grow light; WORK WANTED - baby sit- *. e?Chocolate, Wilton Cake Call 872-3320 or 872-3863 All types of welding ting. Have certificate from Early Birds - 6:30 p.m. Pans, Chocolate. dollar for your property. fluorescent light fixture.12- Home Center 7062 Hills and Dales General ’ : - Regular bingo - 7 :30 p.m. 8-544 Phone 872-3019, Cass City. E. Deckerville Kd. inch diameter. Shabbona *P Cass City 5-12-30-tf 8-10-3-tf Deford, Michigan area. Phone (313) 672-9396. Hospital Red Cross Babysit- 5- 1-22-tf ting Clinic. Wendy Romain,12-4-22-3 I‘ . St. Pancratius FAGAN’S THUMB Carpet Phone 872-2552 9-4-29-3 -I call 872-3363. ( Services-] Cleaning - Dry foam or BLOCK, BRICK and Cement 8-5- 15-tf ~- Church MOM CLARK, sending you work. Also chimney repair -4 steam. Also upholstery and FOR SALE - Allis Chalmers 5-7-5-tf our best wishes from Oki- RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- and cleaning. State licensed. WANTED MASON WORK - 91 dential and Commercial wall cleaning. Free Esti- CHIMNEY CLEAfiING C tractor with loader, been nawa for the happiest Moth- mates. Call toll free 1-800- Free estimates. Call Karl equipment for rent - Do it overhauled. First $1600. Call will do blocks, bricks, chim- large white Samoyed Rubbish Removal. Contain- LOST - er’s Day ever ! We miss you ! 322-0206 or 517-761-7503. We Weippert Jr . 872-3749. yourself and save. Dan’s 665-2265. 9-5-6-1 neys and fireplaces. Reason- ljusky, male, in Cass City. Love, Chuck, Diana and er service available. Call 8-4-22-3 able. Wayne Dewey, phone Reward. Call 313672-9920. 683-2233. We empty barrels welcome BankAmericard - Auto & Fireplace Shop, 1445 Leigha , 5-5-6-1 872-5313. 12-5-6-3 / Master Charge, 8-3-20-tf N. Kingston Road, Deford. 7. 5-4-292 in the alley. 8-2-12-tf FOR SALE - Haban corn RETIRED CARPENTER Phone 872-3190. 8-9-3-t f will do small carpenter jobs. sheller, PTO driven, capable TAKING ORDERS for all of 200 to 500 bushels per hour. Call Frank McComb 872- ’ New Construction kinds of interior/exterior 3018. 84-22-tf Remodeling Also 14%’ John Deere field painting. Prices run between 28 FOR SALE BY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE ~~ Additions cultivator with tines and $4.00-$s.o0 hour. Excellent Garages shoes, hydraulic operated references. Call 872-2508. Brooks’ (less cylinder) needs 1 tire, 12-4-296 IN CASS CITY: STATELY 4 BEDROOM home - exception- IN CASS CITY: Frame 2 story home with asbestos siding Roofing, Siding hlly well cared for - Formal Dining Room; Library with Landscaping 670x16 and a 3 bottom 14” painted white - carpeted throughout - 2 bathrooms; family Pole Buildings WILL MOW LAWNS- real many built-in shelving and cabinets; kitchen remodeled - room; dining room; well insulated walls and attic; base- Oliver trailer plow on FREE ESTIMATES rubber. 872-2512. reasonable. Call 872-2508. l’/z BATHROOMS: Natural gas furnace, plus ENERGY ment; 2 car gar’age; priced to sell at $39,500.00. CALL 6389 7th Street Phone Cass City 124-294 MATE woodburning heating system; plus 24x36’ garage & TODAY for an appointment! ! ! ! ! Leiterman Builders 9-5-6-tf Ohorkshop - aluminum sided; IDEAL for Real Estate Office, FULL LINE OF TREES Cass City &SHRUBBERY FOR New Holland Insurance Office, etc. on Main St. Your inspection Phone 872-3721 SALE - @ited! ! ! INVESTMENT PKOPEHTIES : FRUIT TREES bale elevator 36-ft.; 6 row Brick Building with 2 stores and 2 apartments - income over Call after 5 p.m. 4~ Licensed and Insured John Deere . cultivator, IN LOVING MEMORY of . 2.1 ACRES between Cass City & Caro on Dutcher $1100.00 per month - separate furnaces; separate entrances. Call collect 872-2932 Super 77 Oliver with 6 row Violet Kelley, who passed Road ---- 3 bedroom home (mobile home) plus 8x48’ addition 8-4-15-tf cultivator; New Idea m’a- 1, Evenings weekend away Jan. 14, 1968, and her . :---1 or year old furnace; 2% car’garage - aluminum storms FUHKISIIEL)! ! nure spreader ; lo-ft a culti- appointments SHARPENING SERVICE - sister, Grace Morrison, who ;’ and screens; laundry room; small basement; lots of Pine MOBILE HOME: FOR YALE: ItLxW’ home with 2 bed- packer. Call 872-2602.9-4-22-3 84-8-12 from paring knives to buzz passed away May 3, 1976. A

trees - near Cass River --- all this for $17,500, HURRY! ! ! rooms; garage; nice setting on 2 acres of land + choice Tribute for Mother’s Day: HURRY!!! saw blades. If it’s dull, let garden; lots of Pines - blacktop road - near Cass City --- all ELMER H. FRANCIS, li- Ed sharpen it. Low rates, Both of you have shown us this for $20,000. Immediate Possession. censed builder. New homes Livestock 1 God’s light, and made our kINGSTON : 80 ACRES : 3 bedroom home 1% story; 2 miles Y professional service, guar- or remodeling. Roofing, sid- lives very bright. Though we ’from Kingston --- to settle estate; $52,500. TWO INCOME: Main St., Cas City ---- new roof; new sid- anteed work, 2 miles south, FOR SALE - Holstein heifer, ing; blown in insulation in walls and attic - basement; ing, barns, pole buildings. 1%west of Cass City. 5870 w. miss you dearly in our Phone 872-2921. 8-lJ-7-tf vaccinated, to freshen soon. NEAR CASS CITY! ! ! aluminum storms and screens; mew natural gas furnace; Kelly Road, Cass City, 872- Phone 872-3036. 10-4-22-3 hearts, We know someday in 65 ACRES: 1% story very attractive home with Bay Win- 2 car garage; $l0,ooO.O0down payment. 4512. Ed also does arc weld- eternity we will ”aver part. , # dow and many features - 1-year-old wood-burning furnace; FLEENOR APPLIANCE ing and custom trailer build- So we send oui . ,de to you hicely landscaped; 55 acres tillable; creek thru property; Service - washer, dryers, FOR SALE - 3-year-old this day, and continue to TWO INCOME: Cass City: New aluminum siding, etc. cost ing . 8-11-5-tf Jersey steer, in beautiful 36x80’ tool shed with concrete floor; L-shaped barns; 4 over - separate entrances and utilities - income stoves, water heaters, re- pray to God alohg the way. Horse stalls; lots of room for feeders; poultry house; near $7500.00 shape, fit for. slaughter now. $320.0U per month - priced to sell. frigerators. 4260 Woodland Ken Martin Sadly missed by your fam- Cass City --- going into business - priced to sell at $125,000. Phone 872-2512. 10-54-tf Ave., Cass City. Phone 872- Electric, Inc. ilies. 13-5-6-1 Sellers will finance ! ! ! ! COUNTRY HOME FOR THE EXECUTIVE! ! ! ! 3 ACRES 3697. 8-4-17 -t f - near Cass City - All brick home with FIREPLACE with Residential and Commercial FOR SALE - 2 bred Jersey 2.5 ACRES: Between Cass City & Bad Axe - Ranch type Wiring heifers, due about end of . home with FIREPLACE - 3 bedrooms; 1% bathrooms; wood-burning stove insert - easy to heat - over 1485 square Auctioneer [ Card of Thinks feet plus large family room in basement; all built-ins - May. Buy one or both, make ‘ J many other features; attached garage; small barn; State Licensed good family cows. Call 872- MY THANKS TO relatives, $48,500.00terms. sliding glass doors lead to PATIO - formal dining room - carpeting; 1% bathrooms; large garage attached. PLUS 2512. 10-4-15-tf friends and neighbors who ATTENTION NEWLYWEDS & RETIREES! ! ! ! TEAR 60x150’ - 20’ at deepest point - all black- Complete Auctioneering Free Estimates remembered my 90th birth- DROP POND FOR SALE - Registered Char- day with flowers, plants, :In Cass City: One story comfortable home with aluminum driveway - many other features - more ,land Service Handled Anywhere. olais bullsl 18 months old. cards, prayers, phone calls, siding; natural gas furnace; basement; dining room; 1% ?f AILABLE --- Your inspection invited! ! ! Immediate We Make All Arrangements. Phone 872-4114 Reasonable. Jack Gallagher, 1 cakes, and other gifts. Also ->car garage; walking distance to schools, playground, Possession, Our Experience Is Your 4180 Hurds Corner Road 8-10- t f west, 1% north of Cass City, for the surprise meals at churches, stores, etc. Distant owner Vwts quick sale - Assurance. 812-3219. BUSINESS BUILDING: In Cass City: 3,000 square feet, 10-4*29-3 home and dining out. Mabel ‘ offered at $27,500.00. Terms. ~ .~ natural gas heat - plus coal and wood-burning stove (new) - Ira, David & INTERIOR AND Exterior C. Brian. 13-5-6-1 6 ACRES: Near Caro --- 7 room 1% story home with 4 $~O,OoO.OOdown - seller will hold land contract. Immediate painting - Install windows, Possession. Martin Osentoski [Help Wanted] WE WOULD LIKE to ex- bedrooms ; dining room ; 1% bathrooms; practically new Phone drywall, panelling, ceiling forced hot water heating system; gas fired; plus wood press our sincere thanks to Cass City 872-2352 Collect tile, etc. Theron Esckilsen, WANTED - someone to stay all the members of the White burning furnace; basement; garage attached plus very WE HAVE SEVERAL INCOME PRODUCING PROP- Cass I 4314 Maple St., City. with elderly lady in her good barn with loft; immediate possession, $59,500.00 - ERTIES IN CASS CITY -- such as 4 income building (2 busi- Creek Club, friends, and B AND B Refrigeration - Phone 872-2302. 8-12-24-tf home. Call 313-672-9629 after relatives for the lovely bene- Seller will hold land contract. nesses and 2 apartments) plus others. ~ Repair all makes of wash- 5p.m. 11-5-6-3 fit dinner and auction you CASS RIVER THRU PROPERTY ers, driers, refrigerators, CHAPPEL’S Repair Service put on in honor of Jim. Your JUST LISTED!!! 5 ACRES within 2 miles of Cass City BEAUTIFUL SETTING! ! ! freezers and ranges. Call - odd jobs. No job too small, WANT A RAISE? Earn kindness will never be for- ----RANCH TYPE HOME 24x60’ - 3 bedrooms - extra large COUNTHY HOME: Near Cass City on blacktop road; Caro 673-6125. 8-5-1-tf Phone 375-2510. 8-5-1-tf great $$$ selling Avon where gotten. Joan, Pam and kitchen with many cabinets; FAMILY ROOM - wood BRICK HOME - wet plastered - formal dining room; 3 YOU work. Phone 872-2525 Or Paula Merchant. 13-5-6-1 burning stove remains ; thoroughly insulated wall and bedroqms; lb bathrooms; new wall to wall carpeting in GARDEN PLOWING - Call write Virginia Seroka, 2841 living room and dininR room; bathroom and hallway; well 872-2847. 8-4-29-3 [ Wanted toBr) ceilings; 26x24 barn with basement; beautiful view of Cass \ J N. Van Dyke, Decker, Mi. WE WOULD LIKE to ex- River thru property - many other features - about $6,OO0.00 insulated. Will trade for smaller home; offered tor $45,000 48426. 114-29-2 press our appreciation ’and terms. Situated on Schwegler Rd. ! ! WILL DO LAWN rolling, WANTED TO BUY - travel down and take over mortgage. garden plowing, light grad- trailer or camper, $2500 or thanks to the nursing staff at ing and dirt leveling. Call less. Phone 872-5129. 6-5-6-3 HELP WANTED - part-time Hills and Dales Hospital, Dr. DO YOU WANT A LOT OF HOME FOR LESS MONEY??? 17 ACRES: WOODS - Popple, Birch, Maple & Ash ----- ‘872-2589. Orval Hutchinson. 9 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Data Proc- Donahue, the staff at Pro- SPECIAL!!!! For the EXECUTIVE -- HAS TO BE choice hunting --- taxes $48.00 -- Offered to you for $i&,ooO. 8-4-22-3 WANTED - one 16’ or 18’x7’ essing Key Entry Operator - vincial House and all those SEEN! ! ! 1.3 ACRES - RANCH TYPE with walkat base- garage door or two 9’x7’ good typing skills, prefer who sent cards, flowers and ment; FIREPLACE; 1st level all finished - All Andersen ONLY I1 YEAKS OLD!!!! &torn Slaughtering - Cur.ing garage doors. Willing to some experience for trans- plants when our father Hlindows ; forced hot water heating system ; when finished SPECIAL!!! Near Cass City, BRlCK KANCH TYPE’, Smoking and Processing remove if necessary. Also ferring data from source passed away. Also Pastor home will have about 3000 square feet of living space; with 4 HOME with extra large bedrooms; llIz bathrooms; 28x65’ wanted -wheelbarrow, large documents to computer in- Teal1 for his prayers and bedrooms; 2% bathrooms; 26x22’ garage; winding stream including garage; well insulated; many built-ins - 2 ACRES Beef-Por k-Veal-Lam b put console. Reply to Box P, comforting words and the near home with FOOT inspection invited! ! size, with pneumatic tire. BRIDGE - Your of land - $52,500,sellers will hold land contract ----- OR WILL Call after 6 p.m. 8724403. care of Cass City Chronicle. ladies .of First Baptist Located only 2 miles from Cass City. Sellers will hold land RENT OR LEASE with option to purchase. Immediate For Sale - Beef and Pork, . &5-6-3 11-5-6-1 Church for the lovely lunch- .contract. \ Possession. whole or half. Wrapped in the eon. I1 Cor 5:8 - The family new clear shrink fhm ‘ WANTED - part-time of Levi Helwig. 13-5-6-1 io ACRES wooded - PLUS 7 room home with 3-4 bedrooms; IN Small home, but lots of room; 2 bedrooms; WANTED - used infant or HELP CASS CITY: toddler seat, in good 12:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. .carpeted - FIREPLACE with insert - LARGE SUN ROOM; 1% bathrooms; natural gas furnace 7 years old; new roof; car 30’ living room; nice setting around Pine trees - split rail Erla’s Packing Co. condition. Call 872-4044, Experienced typist, with WE WISH TO thank all the basement; wood-burning stove and FIREPLACE - rear Cass City, Michigan good clerical skills. Reply to friends, neighbors and rela- fence, etc. ; garage - shrubs, flowers, currants, raspber- porch enclosed; garage attached - lots of room for garden; Dick Erla 6-4-22-3 ries, dwarf fruit trees - LOTS OF PINES & BIRCH - ex- Box P, care of Cass City tives who sent food, cards, lot 99x132’. $32,000. FMHA approved - mortgage assump- Phone 872-21’31 Chronicle. 11-5-6-1 memorials and floral ar- ,cellent hunting, etc. Between Cass City and Kingston. Of- tion. 8-ll-2-tf’ fered to you for $36,500.00. [ To Give Away) . rangements at the time of NEW LISTING! ! ! In Cass City: 3 bedroom home with Birch PART-TIME HELP - exper- the loss of our loved one. A cabinets in kitchen ; large eating area ; dining -room; base- FOR QUICK reliable solid FREE - puppies, 3 monthsl ienced in hardware retail- special thanks to Dr. Jeung 2 -- 14 ACRES: BRICK & rough sawn siding; 3 large bed- Must go before Friday eve- rwms with closets; 1%bathrooms; large family size kitch- ment; corner lot - lots of trees, shrubs, etc. Priced to sell waste pick up, call 313-648- ing. Must be self-motivating. and the nursing staff at Hills $29,500.00 terms. 3738. Mid-Thumb Sanitary ning. 6469 Garfidd. Call Send resume to Box H, care and Dales Hospital for their en with oak cabinets; many other features; full basement; 872-3896. 7-5-6-1 -4ndersen Windows; 24x37’ garage attached - walls and Landfill ,Inc . 8-3-18-26 of Cass City Chronicle.11-4-22-tf carehospital. while Also he wasa specialin the .attic insulated; 200 AMP Service - Basement has sliding RANCH TYPE HOME with 2 acres; Between Cass City & 7 3 ‘glassdoors leading to exterior of home - home is 4 years old Caro ---- Lots of Pine Trees - rooms with large bedrooms; NOTICE all bean growers - f - Farm thank you to Collon’s Funer- ,;Offered to you for $75,000.00.Your inspection invited! ! ! furnace plus wood-burning Franklin stove - wall to wall You must bring your bean al Home and staff. Thank t carpeting; dining roon?; many other features plus 28x28’ 2 knives in now for hammer- [ Equipment you, Irene and Isabelle, for car garage; priced to sell for $49,500.00 or will trade for 4 e’& ACRES between Cass City & Caro ---- 2 HOMES ---- rent ing or rebuilding your worn- SUMMER PAINTING (Int- your help and also to the bedroom home. out knives, better than new. FOR SALE - International :;one out for additional income ---- One story with duminum Hydro 70, hydrostatic drive, Ext). Free estimate. Jerry ladles Of the church for help- I siding; insulated; carpeted - new furnace and hot water Over 30 years’ experience. Toner 872-2790, Lowell Smith ing with the lunch- Your VERY WELL KEPT COUNTRY HOME!! IGuaranteed satisfaction. cab-and duals, gas, excel- ::heater; very neat in and out - 24x32’ pole garage - all ready 3 ACRES: Very neat 11~~story home with full basement; 6 lent condition. For more 673-4731, Terry ~~i~ 673- kindness will never be for- -,for occupancy - RENT OR BUY! ! ! ! Plus 70x175’ POND 14’ Ubly Welding & Machine 4m,Bob ~~h~673-4947. gotten. The family of Otto13-5-6-1 L. room home with many features - furnace; 36x50’ barn - Shop, Ubly, MI., phone (517) information call 269-6883 or :*deep - 3 springs - all remodeled home with 2 bedrooms; 20x40’ tool shed; 14x24’ garage; 14x24’ utility building - 479-6M7. 94-22-3 12-4-22-4’ Rushlo - :-PLUS SUN PORCH glassed in; walls and attic insulated - drapes and curtains remain; well graded and landscaped - :karport - has to be seen to be appreciated!!!! All this for lots of trees, etc. Excellent buy at $42,500.00 terms. ~:$69,500.00---- sellers will hold LAND CONTRACT. b SPECIAL! ! ! ! SPECIAL! ! ! ! 17 ACRES 12x65’ Home with 7x13’ expando; plus 14x22’ YEAR CARO: 5 ACRES - frontage to two roads --- RANCH workshop with heat; 94’ deep well and 1250 septic tank; GAINOR’S MEAT PACKING -+YPEhome - remodeled - 3 bedrooms; wall to wall carpet- 26x44’ barn with water & electricity; some pasture and :$g; utility room; appliances t basement; large barn, and woods - land rented for $25.00 per acre --- $35,000.00 - seller 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Bad Axe ;other buildings - very neat - $51,600.00. Immediate Posses- will hold contract - discount for CASH. $ion. Reduced to $46,soO.VA! ! HUNTING LAND 15 near Cass City .IN CASS CITY: Over $45,000.00 spent on REMODELING; Acres - - $lS,OOO, terms story home with extra large rooms; hardwood floors re- available to responsible party. CUSTOM BUTCHERBNG . :Cinished; Birch Cabinets & many of them in kitchen; 2 I :BATHROOMS - new chimney, new roof; new drywall thru- NEWLYWEDS OR RETIREES: 2 ACRES close to Cass #but; insulation in ceiling; and walls; gas fired forced hot City; 1%story frame home - some remodeling completed; ty&er heating system; large formal dining many furnace; basement; barn - widow cannot handle - immed- room; iate possession- offered to you for $35,000. Seller will hold ’ $her features - garage - very desirable location near ,sqhools, churches, playgrounds and stores. Your inspection land contract, I -invited! ! ! !

IsTINGs WANTED ON ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE WE SELL FARMS AND HOMES AT 6% F; c* (517) 269-8161 or (517) 269-9375 or Dave Reed at 872-2827 . b* IN TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES qjAnEqual 5-11-20-tf -: Serving the Thumb Area for over 28 years I Ct)ppr tuni ty Lender .fjEA LTOR* *’ PAGE EIGHTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE --THURSDAY, ”MAY 6, 1982 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN SVSC to honor

W.E,’Walpole 1

Dear Boss : bit. But no one had im- with -doctorate There is a truism for trav- pressed on me what a horror elers: If you find a nice the island is now. place, never go back. The good ship Stella Walter E. Walpole, Wal- Like most truisms, it is Oceanis took us there for a bro Corp. chairman of the often true, full day. I wish it hadn’t. 1 board and chief executive I don’t pay much attention can never feel the same officer, will be awarded an to either truisms or falsisms again toward the island, honorary doctor of laws so I went back to the It is over-run with people degree by Saginaw Valley Caribbean, as I have so - five times as many as the State College at commence- many times over the past 30 little island was ever de- ment ceremonies Saturday. years. signed to handle* A recor,d 712 students will Let’s see now, it was in The narrow old main receive bachelor’s and 1952 that I sailed on the old street with its ancient ware- master’s degrees from Cunard ship, the SS Fort houses of two centuries ago SVSC. Townshend. is now like a carnival mid- Walpole began his busi- What a thrilling cruise way, Instead of china and ness career in a Chicago that was! To leave my home crystal and linens from bank after attending Princi- in a bleak and cheerless Europe, they’re hawking pia College, St. Louis, Mo. Michigan February and a T-shirts and cheap jewelry After experience there as couple days later be basking from New Jersey. a credit department analyst, on deck as the boat plowed Oh, you can still find the he joined the finance depart- up the Gulf Stream on its standard imports if you look WARM BEAMS - --Elkland Township fireman Gary Diebel and helper push ment of Borg and Beck CO. , Walter~.Walpole way to the Virgin Islands hard and don’t get trampled burning beams off the foundation walls at a fire Monday evening on Bay City- of Chicago, a predecessor of was a memorable sensation. in the process. But mainly Forestville Road. Walls and r.oof of the barn had been removed several years Borg-Warner Corp. president of the SVSC St. Thomas was the first it’s like a garage sale. Over the next 24 years, he Triskelions, an organization port of call. Through this I looked for a Liberty ago after they were blown down. held financial positions with which has raised almost fabled port poured the riches cotton sports jacket. The three different divisions, $200,0oO for scholarships for of the New World in the 18th best store in town, The leaving the post of secre- SVSC students; Paul F. century. The ancient ware- Continental, had a stock of tary-treasurer with the Oreffice, president and chief houses with their walls three four seersucker coats at $180 Marvel-Schebler carburetor executive officer of the Dow feet thick stood unchanged. a copy. Even Worth Avenue division in 1950 to form the Chemical Co., and Earl L. A few had been converted wouldn’t have that much Elkland Township firemen Walbro Corp. in Fenton. Warrick, retired from Dow into stores. nerve. To handle rapid growth in Corning Corp., who is the There were two hotels, The narrow roads and the small engine carburetor holder. or co-recipient of 44 both of them new since streets of the island are business, he moved his corp- U.S. patents, All three are World War 11. The head of crawling with horn-blasting oration to Cass City in 1954 from Midland. the tourist bureau pointed cars. quell rash of L spring fires and later expanded it to with pride to their traffic I went to Magen’s Bay, several divisions and subsid- light at the end of Main I iaries with additional prod- that idyllic spot of yore. It portedly accidentally set Street. was like Coney Island. There It was a busy week for off residence on Bay City-For- uct lines. School Elkland Township fire fight- the fire alarm, which auto- nette on Pringle Road, near In addition the Cass City There was no airport on it used to be considered estville Road, just east of Lamton Road in Evergreen to this mountainous island and ers. matically tripped the fire facility, which builds car- crowded if there was one siren. M-53,because of a chimney Township. He and his wife only a few cruise boats other couple on €hat mile of Since last Wednesday, fire. were not home. buretors and small gasoline stopped. The harbor, the beach. This time there were they responded to seven firs, An extinguishing fuse and engines, Walbro manufac- slates views from the spot known one false alarm and were At 1:ZO p.m. Tuesday, fire tures sophisticated electric 500 tourists 3 cluttering up a chain run up and down as Drake’s Seat overlooking those virgin sands. called to the fire hall once fighters went to the Novesta inside the chimney were Neighbor childken playing fuel pumps for automotive both sides of the island were Air travel had done all for an assist but the call was Township Cemetery, where used to put the fire out. No with firecrackers were re- and off-the-road vehicles at immediately cancelled. magnificent. this, starting in the late ‘50s. a pile of rubble was burn- damage was reported. sponsible for starting the its Car0 plant, injection The next-to-last onk came ing, Cause was not deter- fire, firemen said. molded plastic parts in Bad fun fair Far down Sir Francis For a while, the short run- A wood burning stove in a shortly before 8 p.m, Mon- mined. It took 15-20 minutes Axe, and aluminum and Drake Channel to the east way kept out everything the living room was * con- were the British Virgins - except DC-3s shuttling from day when they were called to to put out the fire. nected to the chimney. About a quarter of an acre magnesium die castings in A fun fair will be con-’ Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost San Juan, and so not many a grass, barn and chicken of grass and a tree already Auburn. ducted from 4-7 p.m. Friday Van Dyck, and others. cared for that way of flying, coop fire on Bay City-For- ‘ While attention was being lying on the ground burned. As part of the carburetor at Carqpbell Elementary estville Road, about lV4 group, the corporation alsd School to raise funds for the Carleton Mitchell, the even if it was safer than the GRASS FIRES paid to the fire by onlookers, noted yachtsman, had writ- big 4-engine jobs. miles west of Cemetery, apparently someone broke GAGETOWN FIRE has international subsidi- upcoming Young Authors’ A grass fire last Wednes- aries in Mexico, Japan and Day. ten that it was the grandest Then they stretched the According to Assistant into the Crossroads Restau- stretch of water in the world, runway by filling out to sea. day afternoon came dose to rant next door. Elmwood-Gagetown fire- Singapore, plus an engineer- Activities for children pre- Fire Chief Ron Pawloski, it damaging a mobile home. ing- and sales facility in school through sixth grade and he had seen most of the Now they’re hacking away a started with Ron‘ Lesoski Owner’Anne Mitchell told men were. called at 1:40‘ choice spots on the globe. big hill at the east end of the The blaze, which spread Bad Axe state police she Saturday afternoon to a re- Germany. 1981 sales totaled and their parents will in- burning grass and brush on from a fire in a trash barrel, ported grass and house fire $43 million. clude a cake walk, sale of Below we looked down on airport so the longest of jets his property, for which he believes entry was made Magen’s Bay, a lovely can dump conventioneers was reported shortly before during that time by break- on Dickerson Road, west of Walpole served as corpor- white elephant items and had a permit, 2 p.m. at the George Sylves- ation president until 1977, baked goods, makeup and U-shaped bay a mile wide and groups of 300 at a time to ing a window on the north Hurds Corner Road. The fire spread to the floor ter residence on Shabbona when he became chairman tattoo booths and, weather and a mile long. A perfect infest little old St. Thomas of a barn on his property, side of the building. It turned out the property sand beach stretched across Road, four miles west of Taken were $12-15 in owner, Keith Rabideau, had of the board asd chief exec- permitting, a dunk tank and beyond all limits of endur- which started burning. The Cemetery . utive officer, Walbro Corp. moon walk. the whole end of the bay - ance. walls had been removed sev- change, some cigarettes and a permit to burn brush and not a rock, not a weed, The cruise director in his Elkland Township Fire’ gum. grass, according to Fire became publicly owned in The funds will be used to eral years ago, leaving only 1972. bring two authors to Camp- nothing but ginclear water grandiose style had an- Chief Jerome Root Jr. com- Chief Chuck Wright. The fire the floor and foundation. mented that had fire fighters SUNDAY FIRES He has th’ree daughters, bell June 7 for Young Auth- of a dozen shades of tur- nounced the night before, Sparks from the burning spread to an abandoned quoise and sapphire. arrived two minutes later, two sons and two step- ors’ Day, for Campbell stu- “Tomorrow we stop at Char- wood blew onto the roof of Elkland firefighters re- house, but firemen were Along with all the other lotte Amalie, the capital of the trailer would have been asked to let it burn, so their daughters and lives in Cass dents and fifth and sixth the chicken coop on the prop- burning. When they arrived, sponded to two grass fires City with his wife, Cather- graders from the intermed- charms that St. Thomas pre- St. Thomas , . . Charlotte services werenR needed. erty of neighbor Graydon a pile of tlsed tires by the Sunday. ine, He remains very active iate school. sented was one of near-per- Amalic, the Queen of the Spencer, to the west, which fect climate. The tempera- structure was burning. At the first one, reported While still on their way to in the business world and Volunteers are needed to . Virgins.” caught on fire. at 12:05 p.m., they were work at the fair. Persons ture always seemed to be 76. Virgin Queen, my foot. A couple of dozen pallets, the fire, assistance was travels extensively. The chickens were re- firewood, some brush piles assisted by the Department called for from the Elkland Also receiving honorary interested can call Campbell The only place in town that Charlotte, you’re a harlot. moved from the coop, with had so much as a fan was the and about one acre of grass of Natural Resources and department, but the call was doctoral degrees Saturday and leave their name and apparently none being in- did burn before the blaze Elmwood-Gagetown fire- quickly cancelled. will be Ruth E. Bridge, phone number. post office, because .you jured. know how fast postal clerks was extinguished. ,men. The only loss of monetary I work, and you have to keep Lift weight Another grass fire was * The fire was on property significance, $100, was the reported at 4:55 p.m. last owned by Clifford Hill on them cooled off. chicken coop roof. Honestly, I was so en- ban on roads Thursday at Phillips and Jackson Road in Creenleaf GI m w ood Towns hi p-Gage- Gilford Road. Township. He told firemen chanted with the place that I town firemen assisted. Fire almost quit the newspaper Spring weight restric- Root reported Mary Phil- he didn’t know what started fighters were at the scene lips was deliberately burn- the fire. business and moved down tions have been lifted on about 45 minutes. there. ing grass, but the fire got out Some fence rails piled upper Thumb roads. At 10 a.m. Monday, Elk- near the woods were burn- It has been quite a while Restrictions ended in of control . land fire trucks were dis- Using a garden hose, she ing, The DNR crew from since I’ve gone back to St. Tuscola County Friday and patched to Marshall Distrib- Thomas and I’d heard the did get it contained to about Caro used a bulldozer to in Huron and Sanilac Count- uting on Doerr Road: A car- push therails away from the place had changed quite a ies Monday. a half-acre by the time fire penter working there re- trucks arrived; however, woods. (The DNR crew, about a dozen fence posts mostly Caro firemen, are were burning, which fire paid by the DNR to operate fighters .extinguished. its equipment at fires.) Benefit Presbyterian Fire fighters were at the \ CHIMNEY FIRE scene more than’ two hours. About 30 acres burned. ,PLANTS At 9:30p.m.Thursday, the The second fire was re- Car Wash Rummage ‘ Elkland department was ported at 4145 P.m. on Prop- Geraniums Vincas For Mike Nicol called to the Harold Polega erty owned by Donald Wer- at 1 Vining Geraniums Ferns Thumb National Sale NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK MAY 9-15 Spikes Pansies Bank Parking Lot SATUR )AY VISIT AN And Many More Sat., May 8.10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 3 ? HANGING PLANTS. donation.. . . . $2.00 OLD FRIEND Sponsored By Come visit us during National Nursing Home Week, Fuchsia - impatiens Cass City Jaycees and DOORS OPEN May 9.15. It’s a special time for our nursing home Friends of Mike Nicol AT 9 A.M. residents. It can be a special time for you, too. Because there’s nothing quite as nice as discovering an old friend. .Croft-Clara Babe ;Ruth Softball Club OPEN HOUSE and DAILY Pony league Car 2:00-3:00 P.M. Refreshments served Try-Outs Wash VEGETABLE PLANTS SAT., MAY 8 * Tomato Onion Thurs. - 6 p.m. at Provincial House Cass City Lettuce 0 Cucumber Sat. - 9 a.m. C RO FT*CLARA 4782 Hospital Drive Cas City, Michigan 5 17 872-5 174. Cabbage And Many More At Park LUMBER YARD‘ W

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