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PAGE TWO &atsas&a^^ Sidewalk paifs BATHING SUITS OFF LADIES' PANT SHIFT SIZES 10-16 $1.49 GIRLS' SHIFT DRESSES SIZES 7«14 77 SIMMER PURSES 25% off LADIES' -, jn • SUMMER JEWELRY 1/2 price LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S OffO/ t*f* SHORTS ***S JB. JB. ^r JB. ^/ JBL K^s "*" "" ^^ «—• ~^ ^^ "*•" "^ ~~ "" ~~~ "•" ^«> /O 4f ^f OH LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SUMMER SANDALS & WHITE SHOES 25% OFF LADIES' SLEEVELESS BLOUSES C1 SIZES 32-34 ONLY LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES OFF KNEE HOSE 2 PANTY HOSE ___2 prs. prs. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S ^^ SCOOTER SKIRTS 25% BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS 2~ $3.00 MEN'S COLORED I SHIRTS $1.00 S-M-L-XL MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS $2.79 2FOR$5.00 SIZES S-M-L SEW & SAVE £*CX. 80 SQUARE PRINTED Percale YDS. 2 YDS. MEN'S -• PANTS /2 UPHOLSTERY 56" WIDE Fabric YD |2.99 100% LINEN Toweling WASH CLOTHS .00 .50 off MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS SHORT SLEEVES MEN'S SIZE 10-13 WORK SOX 3 ^ $1.00 REGULAR OR SLAX LENGTH- CUSHION SOLE - COLORS: WHITE -RANDOM - GREY -CLOSE OUT SHOES- ODDS& ENDS ... 1 /2 PRICE BROKEN SIZES - SOME BOOTS RUNNER RUG SIZE 24x36 MULTI-STRIPED CANNON BATH TOWELS t~.bl.UU PRINTS AND PLAIN COLORS FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS 2 ^ 8 _'_ 2 _ 4 _ $1.00 PRINTED TERRY DISH TOWELS ~ /tfr-1 rk^k 3 OR 81.00 s^^f«pipff^ CASS CITY FOR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 16, I970 Spearheaded by the appearance of Gov. George Romney and his wife, the Cass City Centennial celebration was off to a flying start Monday as the Cultural Center was dedicated and the first of six performances of the Centennial pageant presented. It was highlighted by the crowning of the queen. Gov. Romney spoke briefly in front of the Cultural Center, stressing the importance of freedom and telling how it made this country great. A surprised and happy Queen Helen was crowned by Court of Appeals Judge Timothy Quinn at Saturday's Coronation Ball at the high school. The wife of Dwaine Peters of Cass City^ Queen Helen's crowning was the high point of the ball which was attended by about 200 persons. Mrs. Peters will reign over all centennial festivities for the remainder of the centennial. Walbro Corporation became the third of Cass City's largest industries to become unionized Friday when employees voted 59-39 to have the UAW, AFL-CIO represent them at the plant. Bargaining will start after the election is certified by the National Labor Relations Board. Fire losses throughout the county during June totaled $22,300, Cass City firemen learned Thursday night, July 15, at a Tuscola County Fire Association meeting in Richville. Three Cass City residents were selected as jurists for the August term of Circuit Court recently. They are: Betty Crandell, Neil J.- Sherman, Jerome A. Root. TEN YEARS AGO "We have replaced four teachers and added four addi-' tional ones to bring the faculty of Cass City schools up to 48 members," Superintendent Willis Campbell said this week. New to the Cass City faculty are Donald J. Mance, Anne Mance, Donald R. Gillette, Dale V. Sherman, Marvin Hauck, Fulton McLain, Nancy Jean Cockerill and Betty Murphy. Crowds swarmed into Cass City Friday and Saturday for the third annual sidewalk sale in the village and were greeted with outstanding bargains and specialty events originated for the two days. It was the most ambitious program staged in the three-year history of the townwide sale. Four Cass City youths left Saginaw early Monday morning by train for the Fifth National Boy Scout Jamboree being held July 22-28 near Colorado Springs, Col. Attending are Explorers Ed Knight and Bill Bliss and Scouts Tom Craig and Jim Champion. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Striffler will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception Sunday, July 24. Police Chief William Wood spent a busy three days in Detroit last week when he attended the 35th annual police chief's convention in Detroit. Mr. Wood represented the Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police. Dr. Albert A. MacPhail, son of Mrs. Angus MacPhail, recently began the practice of radiology in Flint, where he is associated with the Drs. Jackson Livesay, Earnest Griff in Jr. and Donal Bryant. They have offices in the Mott Foundation Building in Flint and are at St. Joseph Hospital in Genesee County Memorial Hospital. He was graduated from Cass City High School in 1946 and Michigan State College in 1950. There is a host of prizes waiting for a lucky unmarried ORDER OF PUBLICATION General State of Michigan File #21014 Probate Court for the County of Tuscola. Estate of Mabel E. McComb, deceased. It is ordered that on September 24, 1970, at 10:30 a.m., in the Probate Courtroom Caro, Michigan a hearing be held at which all creditors of said deceased are required to prove their claims and heirs will be determined. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and serve a copy thereof either by certified mail or personal service upon Aletha I. Radovic, 44931 Robson, Belleville, Michigan, prior to said hearing. Publication and service shall be made as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Dated: July 7, 1970. Clinton C. House, Attorney for Estate. 475 N. State Street, Caro, Michigan. C. Bates Wills Judge of Probate A true copy Beatrice P. Berry Register of Probate 7-16-3 FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE girl, 15 to 23 years old who lives within a 15- mile radius of Cass City when she is selected homecoming queen. Early this week there were no contestants to ,vie for the awards. Rev. Ernest Robinson will be the guest pastor preaching at the Cass City Methodist Church Sunday during the vacation of Rev. Robert Searls, regular pastor. His topic will be "Christians Regardless." TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Dudley C. Mosure, who resigned as pastor of the Cass City Methodist Church and entered the army as a chaplain a year ago, was promoted from the rank of first lietuenant to that of Captain on June 16th last. He is now stationed at Camp Philadelphia near Reimes, France. The first Cass City 4-H beef show will be held here on Friday, August 3. The cattle will be exhibited at the John Deere implement shed of Copeland & Munro and will be judged by 'Jim Miiligan, Alfred Goodall, Lynn Spencer and Don Koepfgen, all former 4-H club boys who have shown champion animals. Harry Stine is named as alternate judge. Hugh Monro, inpersonating Stalin, George Dillman as Truman, and Watson Spaven as Churchill held a "Big Three" conference as a portion of the program of the Gavel club. All issues were not decided Tuesday evening, but club members got a "kick" out of the local conference anyway. C. U. Brown was elected president of the board of education at the first meeting of that body since the school election. F. E. Hutchinson was chosen secretary to succeed himself in that position, and Mrs. B. H. Starmann is the new treasurer. Pfc. Cecil J. Whittaker, 22, of Cass City has returned from service outside the continental United States and is now being processed through the Army Ground and Service Forces Redistribution station in Miami Beach, where his next assignment will be determined. While in the European theatre of operations he was awarded a purple heart for wounds received in combat. THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Starr Commonwealth for Boys will hold its annual Tag TUSCOLA COUNTY MONDAY - ENTRY DAY Day in Cass City on August 13, permission having been granted by Village President George West. Situated near Albion this "character building factory" for the under-privileged boys of the state of Michigan has been carrying on its work since 1913. Cattle and chicken thieves are active in Tuscola county. Jud Howe reported to Sheriff George Jeffrey that six choice heifers had been taken from his pasture 1 1/2 miles west of Fostoria. Jacob Lefler of Denmark township is minus 100 Rock chickens since thieves visited his poultry yard Friday night. A horse pulling contest, popular feature of the fair at Caro for several years, will be held at the Tuscola County fair which takes place August 19-23, Stockholders of the Cass City Oil and Gas Company, at the annual meeting Friday night, elected the following directors to succeed themselves: Charles E. Hartsell, W. O. Stafford, M. B. Auten, Bruce Brown, Henry Smith and W. B. Hicks. Open-air concerts are given each Wednesday evening by the Cass City Ladies' Band. The program starts at 8:10 and continues for an hour. A meeting in the interest of the improvement of State Highway M-150 arranged by boosters of the project at the southern end of the route was held here Tuesday evening and brought a delegation of 75 or more from surrounding areas. Three Felician Sisters of Detroit are in charge of the vacation school being held in St. Pancratius church in Cass City. WSCS meets at Zinnecker home Fourteen women, including two guests, attended the monthly meeting of the WSCS of Salem United Methodist Church Monday evening, July 6, at the home of Mrs. John Zinnecker. Mrs. Clara Gaffney, vicepresident, presided over the business meeting. The lesson was given by Mrs. George Dillman. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Several members plan to attend a meeting for WSCS officers later this month at Sebewaing. Mrs. Joyce Loo mis and Mrs. Gaffney reported during the meeting on a three-day school of missions they attended recently in Adrian. 6:00 P.M. Colt Stakes - Harness Racing 8:00 P.M. Mustang Hell-Drivers Thrill Show TUESDAY - KID'S DAY 1:00 P.M. Kid's Day Fun Show at the Grandstand with prizes galore and reduced rates on the Midway 8:00 P.M. Harness Racing at the Grandstand Cash Prize Drawings WEDNESDAY - HORSEMAN'S DAY 1:30 P.M. Horse Gymkhana with races and horsemanship contest events 8:00 P.M. Harness Racing at the Grandstand Cash Prize Drawings THURSDAY - FARMERS AND SENIOR CITIZENS DAY All gates and afternoon grandstand free to all senior citizens 65 years of age and over. 12:00 P.M. Preliminary Tractor Pulling Contest at Grandstand 1:30 P.M. 4-H and FFA Livestock Sale 7:30 P.M. Tuscola County Bean Queen Pageant 8:00 P.M. Harness Racing at the Grandstand Cash Prize Drawings FRIDAY - rv,,^CHANTS DAY !:()() P.M. State Tractor Pulling Championship at Grandstand 7:30 P.M. Gigantic, Thrilling Demolition Derby at Grandstand SATURDAY SPORTMAN'S DAY l >:30 A.M. Pony Pulling Contest 1 :()0 P.M. Dynamometer Horse Pulling Contests 5:00 P.M. Motorcycle Practice and Time Trials '8:00 P.M. Motorcycle Racing at Grandstand FREE DRAWIN6II CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Area students listed for honors Eight area college students were recently named to honors lists at Michigan State University and Central Michigan University for the spring term. Keith R. Baudoin, Lynn J. Haire and Robert M. Donahue all of Cass City and Michael D. Comment of Gagetown were among more than 3,000 MSU students named to the spring term honor lists. To be eligible for this, a student must achieve at least a 3.5 (B plus) grade point average for the term. Judy Ann Traxler, a senior at Central Michigan University from Kingston was named to the all A honor list. Also listed with a "B" average or better from CMU was Diane C. Freiburger, senior, Cass Qity; Evelyn S. Schmuhl, sophomore, Deford and James E. Parrott, senior, Kingston, Are Newsy Too! 1 Land a prize in the big "Michigan Outdoors" Fishing Contest That big fish you catch this year could win you a valuable prize in the "Michigan Outdoors" fishing contest. There are many awards—thousands of dollars worth—to be won in categories covering just about every kind of fish caught in Michigan waters. But to be eligible, you must pick up a free entry blank before you catch your fish. Last year dozens of fishermen would have won if they'd remembered this. Don't miss out. Stop at our station before your first fishing tripl LYNN'S LEONARD SERVICE Phone 872-4200 Cass City AUGUST 3-8 CARO FAIRGROUNDS MON. NITE ONLY TRACTOR and HORSE CHAMPIONSHIPS DEMOLITION FRI. NITE RIDE THE SKY DIVER SWISS TOBAGGON * MOON WALK -ALL NEW , SAT. NITE
CASS CITY. MICHIGAN PROFESSIONAL & BOSINESS DR. W. S. SELBY Optometrist Hours 8-5:00 except Thursday Evenings by appointment 4624 Hill St. Across from Hills and Dales Hospital. Phone 872-3404 Harold T. Donahue, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Clinic 4674 Hill St., Cass City Office 872-2323- Ees. 872-2311 PAT'S BEAUTY SALON 6265 Main St. Across from Leonard Station Phone 872-2772 Cass City Harry Crandell, Jr. D.V.M. Office 4438 South Seeger St. Phone 872-2255 DR. D. E. RAWSON DENTIST Phone 872-2181 Cass City JAMES BALLARD, M.D. Office at 4530 Weaver St. Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00- 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Daily except Thursday afternoon. DR. J. H. GEISSINGER Chiropractic Physician Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9-12 and 2-5. Monday, Thursday evenings 7-9. 21 N. Aimer St., Caro Phone 673-4464 VERA'S BEAUTY SHOP On Argyle Road 5 miles east of M-53 or 3 miles west of Ar- Phone Ubly OL 8-5108 For Appointment Barbara MacAlpine and Vera Ferguson, Operators. LEAR JET STEREO TAPE PLAYERS ADMIRAL 9" PORTABLE TV's WASHER AND DRYER Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Chiropractic Physician Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 9-12 a.m. and l:30-5:00'p.m. Saturday 9-12 a.m. Evenings-Tues. & Fri. 7-9 p.m. Closed All Day Thursday PH. 872-2765 Cass City For Appointment Edward C. Scollop D.V.M. Office 4849 North Seeger St. Phone 872-2935 DENTISTRY E. C. FRITZ Office over Coach Light Pharmacy. We solicit your patronage when in need of work. Expert Watch Repairing PROMPT SERVICE Reasonable Charges Satisfaction Guaranteed No job too big - No job too small Win. Manasse JEWELER 180 N. State St. Caro, Mich. K. I. MacRAE, D.O. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Corner Church and Oak Sts. Office 872-2880 - Res. 872-3365 ALLEN WITHERSPOON New England Life NEL Growth Fund NEL Equity Fund Value Line Fund-Keystone Funds Phone 872-2321 4615 Oak St., Cass City HAMILTON BOTH HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Services 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City, Michigan Phone 872-2688 NO FROST DUPLEX DUPLEX County 4-H'ers Detroit guests of MMPA More than sixty 4-H boys and adult leaders from throughout Michigan learned about the mechanics of milk marketing and the purposes and organization of Michigan Milk Producers Association during a twoday visit, July 8-9, at MMPA headquarters in Detroit. Included were Dick DeLong, Cass City, James Koch, Millington, and adult leader Don DeLong, Cass City. The tour was sponsored by MMPA with the cooperation of the Michigan State University Extension Service. In addition to a tour of the MMPA office, the 4-H members and advisors visited the huge Kroger Dairy in nearby Livonia to learn about fluid milk bottling and the manufacture and packaging of other dairy products. Glenn Lake, MMPA president, described the association and its purposes while Jack Barnes, MMPA general manager, told of the organization's role in price bargaining. The tour participants attended a banquet Wednesday night at the Fort Shelby Hotel in Detroit and then saw ihe Detroit-Boston baseball gams. During the Thursday session, the 4-H members divided into groups to discuss and formulate answers to problems faced by dairy cooperatives. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, JULY 16, I970 MISS KATIE BRAYTON, right operations supervisor, explains the workings of the Michigan Milk producers Association's computer center to, from left, DickDeLong of Cass City and Jim Koch of Millingtort during annual 4-H milk marketing tour at MMPA headquarters in Detroit. Former resident dies in Indiana A former Cass City resident, Mrs. Barbara Ruth Maddox of New Castle, Ihd., died June 8 after a six-year illness. Formerly Barbara Knuckles, she was born Nov. 18, 1923, in Alexandria, Ind. She moved to Cass City in 1937 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Knuckles, and graduated from Cass City High School in 1946. She was married to Lester J. Maddox in June, 1946. Survivors include her parents; her husband; a daughter Linda, a son John W., and a sister, Mrs. Jeanette Horn. Burial was in Alexandria, Ihd. Remodeling Wins in Two-Way Stretch for Space, Savings Today's expense may be tomorrow's bargain — when it's money spent for home improvement. Adding a room, or converting the basement or attic, increases property value as well as living comfort. And it's still more economical when the homeowner undertakes some of the work on a do-ityourself basis. Walls, ceiling and floor are all points to be considered, in the two-way stretch to make both money and space go further. Paneling Walls Wall paneling is an example of the type of remodeling the average do-it-yourselfer can handle. ADMIRAL Hardboard panels are durable, yet lightweight enough to be handled by one man. They can be cut or worked with ordinary carpentry tools,, and are easily installed over furring strips, or in some cases, right over the existing wall. Ready-made accessories such as matching moldings and waterproof, cartridge - type adhesive for nailless application simplify the job and give professional looking results. Prefinished hardboard panels need no priming, painting or staining. They come in woodgrains, decorator colors, marble surfaces, SALE$329.95 15 Cu. Ft. REG. $369.95 16 Cu. Ft. REG. $419.95 ADMIRAL CHEST FREEZERS 15 Cu. Ft. REG. $249.95 95 RANGES No. FE 3002 SALE $379.95 UPRIGHT FREEZERS 15 Cu. Ft. REG. $269.95 $229 95 -ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS- WINEGARD AND CHANNEL MASTER Choice of Colors 1 Phone 872-2930 SALES & SERVICE Cass City filigrees and a variety of textures and colors. About Ceilings Acoustical ceiling systems are available from several manufacturers, with the dual advantages of decorative looks and sound control. Ease of installation adds a third benefit. The suspended ceiling with acoustical properties might be of special interest to the do-it-yourselfer, since such ceilings make it easy to cover up overhead plumbing, wiring and ductwork. Accent on good looks could be provided by still another modern building product — polyurethane reproductions , of wood beams and wall posts. Lightweight yet sturdy, easy to cut to size and glue into place, such beams and posts provide a quick way to luxury and elegance in home remodeling. For the Floor Vinyl asbestos floor tile can be applied directly to concrete, and new designs and patterns in striking colors are now available. Upkeep is minimal — an important consideration in a basement family room. For best results, holes and cracks should be filled in before applying the tile, cautions the Better Floors Council. Subfloor must be absolutely smooth, whether standard tiles or new selfstick types are used. Or Carpet It Practical, even in a basement workshop, are new indoor-outdoor carpets. They are especially adaptable to cement floorings since they're backed with high density foam rubber, which can be put down directly over cement. Indoor-outdoor carpets are made of durable, synthetic fibers and come in a variety of prints, flocks, tweed and colors. They can even be used as wallcoverings — practical as well as decorative. The carpets act as an acoustical installation and muffle the sound of laundry equipment or power tools. HUNTSVILLE PARK Now open with choice lots available. New MARLETTE HOMES for sale PHONE 872-3144 ^^~»^^^*~~» Hire Debbie Ortner for summer 4-H BY BERNARD JARDOT We would like to report to the people of Tuscola County that the Cooperative Extension Office has hired a new 4-H Summer Assistant to work with Bernard Jardot, Extension 4-H Youth Agent. She is Miss Debbie Ortner, a former 4-H member of the Busy Beavers 4-H Club of Unionville. Miss Ortner is a junior at Michigan State University and will work with the Extension office this summer. If 4-H clubs are in need of her help this summer, please feel free to call upon her for help at the 4-H office in the Civil Defense Center, Caro. She is especially interested in visiting some of our 4-H clubs. There is joy in the tree house nestled high in the boughs . . . for the boys climbing up to piay in it ... for the adults remembering the golden afternoons of their own childhood. If You Were DISABLED. Where would your next pay check come from?? AETNA'S DISABILITY POLICIES OFFER: ; 1. Guaranteed Renewable ; 2. Non-Cancellable 3. Premium refunds at age 65 I CONTACT: > HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE INS. AGENCY Phone* 872-2688 Cass City Advertise It In The Chronicle. Sometimes grownups say wistfully, "I wish I were that age again." But do they really wish it? Being a child is wonderful, but maturing can be a painful process. Help your children enjoy the precious childhopd hours — never forgetting that they must grow up. Remember you have a never-ending source of.guidance. The church will help your children preserve the spirit of youth and give them the wisdom, courage and faith that will sustain them through the rest of their lives. & Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Safurday *j£ i* Ephesians James Matthew Matthew Luke Matthew Matthew *%• ijij 5:2? to 6:9 2:1-17 5:1-12 6:1-8 6:37-42 13:1-9,18-23 13:31-35,44-52^ ^.-Scriptures selected by the American Bible Society Copyright 1970 Krister Advcrti.iian Service, Inc., Stra., Vofjv *
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