Llllill iilliUulltllliJilillUlilili Illll PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,<strong>1978</strong> CASS CITY, MICHIGAI^ Elect G. Scott Stermer District Court Judge NOVEMBER 7, <strong>1978</strong> NON-PARTISAN BALLOT "Return to old-fashioned respect for the law ... I believe the District Court should be administered with responsible and professional guidance. Those persons who are tried in criminal matters should be treated fairly but, if convicted, should be punished. The District Court was developed to be a court of justice for everyone. I intend to give prompt attention to citizen's actions, so that their claims may be heard without delay." VOTE FOR G. SCOTT STERMER FOR DISTRICT COURT JUDGE - NOVEMBER 7 'IMPARTIAL 'PROFESSIONAL 'QUALIFIED* MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY HONORS GRADUATE - LEGAL ASSISTANT FOR TWO YEARS - MEMBER CLINTON COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE FOR ONE YEAR - ACTIVE MEMBER OF PROSECUTING ATTORNEY'S ASSOCIATION - CURRENTLY CHIEF ASSISTANT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY FOR TUSCOLA COUNTY. PAID ******************** FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT G SCOTT STERMER DISTRICT JUDGE. FRED HECHT, TREASURER. 8133 SANILAC RD.. VASSAR, MICH. 48768. Ebinezer Penny Squeezer N <strong>11</strong>'/..' Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Armstead and Mr. and Mrs. Luvern Ilartel wore Tuesday evening callers of Mrs. Mary Valter and Mrs. Nelin Richardson. Mrs. Howard Gregg. Mrs. Maude Holeomb, Mrs. William Snell, Mrs. (ienrge Krause and Miss Grace Wheeler were Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Clar- Shabbona Area News ence Bullock of Mayville. KXTKNSION The Shabbona Extension Group held its monthly meeting with Mrs. Grant Brown Monday evening with Hi members present. The meeting was conducted by Marie Meredith, chairman. The flag pledge New books at the library MOVIE STARS? REAL PEOPLE AND ME, by Joshua Logan (non-fiction). Producer-writer-director Joshua Logan uses his formidable storytelling talents to turn the spotlight on his own fascinating, star-studded life. With charm and an unsparingly honest style, this great showman gives us a front row seat to the past lid years of his illustrious career, Jane Fonda, Vanessa Redgrave, Mel Brooks, Marlon Brando...even President John F. Kennedythe cast of characters in the Logan script is endless. And so are the revealing profiles, the telling anecdotes and the inside stories. HEART FAILURES, by Ursula Perrin (fiction). A delightful, moving novel about three women, friends since childhood, who have loved the same man. When the man is critically injured in an automobile accident that has killed his young female companion, his ex-wife and his present wife explore their past and present lives as friends to each other, and lovers of the same man. STORM: IRVING KRICK vs. the U.S. WEATHER BUREAUCRACY (non-fiction). This compelling account of a colorful maverick pits Irving Krick, meteorologist responsible for developing long-range weather forecasting techniques, against the bedeviling U.S. Weather Bureau, which has persistently resisted and ridiculed Krick's forecasts despite his remarkable (and enviable) results. During WW II, while establishment forecasters said it couldn't be done, Krick provided sound weather-wise dates for such operations as the pivotal Leipxig bombings and the Normandy invasion. And in forecasting in the years since, Krick's organization has served such clients as citrus growers, dam builders, farmers and film makers alike with advance predictions and later, as a result of new cloudseeding methods, with rainmaking weather to order. BARGAIN CENTER FURNITURE IS REALLY 6,200 Sq. Ft. of New "Brand Name" Furniture at YESTERYEAR'S All Merchandise Fully Guaranteed FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING "Layaway Now For Christmas" INSTANT FINANCING BARGAIN CENTER Milos SW ol Cass City on M81, Turn left by Colwood on <strong>To</strong>rnlmson Rcl V^Milo clown FURNITURE was repeated in unison, led by Mrs. Fred Emigh, followed by a moment of silent prayer. A short business meeting was held. Roll call was answered by a household hint. The lesson on County Government was given by Mrs. Elmer Fuester and Mrs. Brown. Lunch svas served by the hostess. The next meeting will be Nov. 27 with Mrs. Nelin Richardson. The lesson is on Pros and Cons of No Fault Insurance, by Mrs. Arlie Gray. f + !• + -f + Mr. and Mrs. Mike Btiben of Flint were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dorman. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turner spent from Tuesday till Friday visiting Rev. and Mrs. Dale Turner at East Jordan. They also visited Mr. and Airs. Jim Parrot! at Indian River. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoagg attended the wedding of Renee Kritx.man and Kimmilh Hill Saturday. Mrs. Gene (V.ap'la of Plymouth was a Sunday dinner guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap. Mrs. Robert Rich and family of Deekerville were Sunday afternoon callers of her mother. Mrs. Frank Pelton. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hyall and Dennis attended a Halloween party Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dohning. Mrs. Nelin Richardson and Mrs. Mary Vatter were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Armstead. Mrs. Frances Krause was a Monday afternoon guest of her sister, Mrs. Leon Smith at Carsonville. Or Use Our Instant Credit Plan Mon and Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Tues., Wed., and "Thurs; 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 2249 <strong>To</strong>mlihson Road Carp Phone 673-2480 Mr. and Mrs. Vern Geister of Marlette and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Vern Severance at Saginaw Sunday afternoon. Miss Marie Meredith accompanied Miss Lillian Dunlap of Caro to the Michigan Region Conference of the RLDS church, held at Midland from Friday evening till Sunday. Elder and Mrs. Bernard Pearl of Richmond were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turner. Elder Pearl had just returned from Mexico. Mrs. Gene Czapla of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buerkle Jr. and Mr. and Airs. Jeff Moore were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and family. FAMII.Y \KIIIT The Shabbona United Methodist church's family nighl was held Saturday night at the church. Each family look part in the fun program. <strong>Parent</strong>'s conference day will be Friday at the school and school will not be in session Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kirkbrighl, Mrs. d'corge Krause. Mrs. Paul Me/o and son Paul, Mr. and .Mrs. John Fran/el and Melissa. Fugene Smcader and daughter Treena were Saturday supper guests of Mrs. Frances Krause and Anna. The occasion was in honor of (ilcncla's birthday. Mrs. Mary Valler and Mrs. \elin Richardson were Sunday supper- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson at I'blv. Marie Meredith Phonfe 672-9489 The Hilltoppers of til RLDS church will entertal the Sunshine Gang for suf pt'r ;it i) o'clock, at tli annex, Sunday, Nov 5 f Shabbona United Metl odisl Women will me/ Wednesday evening, Nov f with Mrs. Richard Wallac/ IMONKEKS \ The Pioneer Gioup hell their regular meeting Thun 1 day, Oct. 26, al the RLDf annex. There \vei e around 'L present. A local prograij was presented. The next meeting will bf Nov. Hi when they will go OIF for dinner. ; Shower held I Oct. 15 for r Kathy Lorenct A bridal shower honoring Kathy Lorenc/. ol Vpsilant^ was held at the St '\gath,| church hall in Gagetownf Oct. 15. Friends and lelal lives enjoying (he tun aniL games were from DelioitP Farminglon, Ro\al Oakt Clare. Bay City. EssexvilleE, Owendale and Gagelown F Kalhy opened her gilti will] the help of her niecit- Jodie Frit/., aflei wlnclf lunch was served In thithostesses. .Mrs. Mar\ Rathf bun. .Mrs. Linda Salt lei Jr Mrs. Margaret Shagena anC Mrs. Li/. Fril/. i Other 1 showers for KatlnL were held in Ypsilanti In hei^ bridesmaids and a drnneiE shower in Buffalo, \ \ L Kalhy will become Iheh bride of Mark SciuniecaF of CockeysvMle. Md., \o\ llT at Si. Francis Assisi Call) [_ olie church. Ann Arbor tL Big Brothers/Big Sisters! Tuscola County Big Brothers-Big Sisters has opened a resale shop, called (he "Second Chance Shop," at ils office at -I'M) \. State Street, Caro. Clothing and household items will be consigned on a f>(l-.~>() share, with half the proceeds going to the seller, the other half to BB-HS. Hems can also be donated oulrighl to the organi/.ation. 'The shop will be open Mondays. Thursdays and Fridays from II a.m.-5 p.m. Hours for bringing in merchandise are from If a.m.noon Mondays and 5-fi p.m. Fridays or by appointment by calling (i7:i-(;20(i. A good family environment is needed for this 12-year-old girl from (Jagelown. She comes from a large family and has difficulty expressing her feelings. A sweet girl, she enjoys swimming and sports. This precious little one with special needs is waiting for someone in the Milling plon area to share a Ir rend £ ship. She's nine yeais oldt and needs a lol of loving anclf affection, as well a-i an^ opportunity to learn ne\\ andP__ different things. r A cute. red-headed t eleven-year-old boy from IheF. Mayville area has uailedE two years for a Big Biolh t er's attention and love Ile'sF a likeable buy and loves tn& fish. He would also like toL_ learn how to shoot a bou andf arrow and to polish stones f Big Brothers-Big SMersF in Tuscola county is loealedk at 'I'M \. State Street mfl Caro, telephone l>7:Mi l l%, mlr Huron counts at 1^2 N t Hariselman Street. Bad \\e h telephone 2<strong>11</strong><strong>11</strong>-72(1-1, and inL Sanilac county at 2(i Lexmg f ton Street, P.O. Box If Sandusky. telephone (MH fcr <strong>11</strong> begins to appear nowg thal prosperity is an alfhc-L [jon NEW HOURS at 1 COLONY HOUSE | BLUE ROOM j Corner M-53 and Bay City-Forestville Rd. ! Tues. • Sat. 5 p.m. - 2 a.m. 2 For One HAPPY HOUR 5-6 p.m. WEDNESDAY NIGHTS $1.75 PITCHER NIGHT ••••••••«•••••**•• THURSDAY NIGHT JOIN OUR SING-A-LONG Beginning Nov. 2 TRY YOUR SKILL AT SHUFFUEBOARD HOPE TO SE'£ YOU SOON
CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Tender Aged Beef Hickory Smoked Sliced • Rindless LAYER IRIB 5 1 6 ,? BACON SIRLOIN T-BONE $ 1 7 ,? PORfHOCKS $ 2 3 ,? PORTERHOUSE.... $ 2 4 ,! Florida Tangerines Florida Pink Grapefruit U.S. No. 1 Fancy Cello Carrots iedd PRODUCE Ibs. Pkgs. Fresh Picnic Cut PORK ROAST "READ 32-oz. Tub Fleischman Corn MARGARINE ,b.Pkfl. Lake to Lake Low Fat • Reg. Longhorn COLBY CHEESE 9,,Pkg. — BAKERY — Oven Fresh Nutty Doughnuts ,2pilCK Oven Fresh Potato Bread ,.,.,„,.,». Oven Fresh AMERICAN MEAL tsreao \\\, LMI scioli good tkrv ondoy, Nov. 6 00 U.S. No. 1 Delicious APPLES •s Hickory Smoked Erla's 8Q° 2 pack ?J^ oal O & ^Q r 1 l[ Lnal WW VET'S NUGGETS Dog Food Food Center IN CASS CITY OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY TO 6 P M FRIDAY TO 9 PM. SATURDAY 8 00 A M. TO 6 P M MEMBER T W FOOD STORE _ 'XI . Ba9 KHAhT Miracle Whip RobbRoss Glass Jar 32-oz. Honey OREO Double 15-oz. Stuff Pkg. Cookies Vlasic CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2,<strong>1978</strong> Erla's Homemade Smoked Fresh Pork NECK BONES Ib. Kraft Philadelphia CREAM CHEESE Erla's Home Cured SMOKED Pork Erla's Hickory Smoked OLD FASHION HAMS $<strong>11</strong>9 Whole or Shank Half Libby's PUMPKIN Breast 0'Chicken CHUNK 29 oz. Can TUNA 9-<strong>02</strong>. Can 3-oz. ' Pkgs. KRAFT Miracle Whip *-59 * 48-oz. Jar SAUERKRAUT Swiftning SHORTENING Ib. Ib. Ib. (Sliced Mixed Cuts) Fresh^ Erla' Ass ft! DINNERS 32-oz. Glass Jar 42-oz. Can HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS Johnson & Johnson TABLETS COTTON BALLS ,-,, Anacin lOOcl. Rag. $1.99 ^y Maalox Shampoo LIQUID -.-.,• ^^M,, n oz Desitin Skin Care Hog or Modicniod Rug $209 $|79 HAND LOTION ^ , , Massengll Vinegar Twin DOUCHE Rag SIX 33 '• llllll • I III Jllllllll <strong>11</strong>1 I'll III , , III III, I I I, ill, II, Ill Er 'a's Homemade PiCKlfD 5-/b. $5.95 Jars Mil
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