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i L PAGE TWELVE Available l-Color or 2-Color I Thet Chronicle SKI WEEKEND CACKAOU AlW.*JIIyI-$lW II OOD I* Pfc. Leslie Tuckey completes Marine training in Cal. I HEALTH TIPS CAS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1W .__ ___ During the ll&& train- standards haditionally were emphasized through- I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ........................... ..... ;.;.;.: ....................................... ......... 2 ............................................................................................................................................................ .................................................................. .............................................................................. ....................... *. ........................................... ..L. . ...................... Lifestyle changes can Your neighbor says help prevent cancer Election campaigns lasted too long OPEN IN CASS CITY *MONDAY! - Alice Lovejoy, Bill’s 1 24=HOUR OXYGEN .i Complete Oxygen and Respiratory i Therapy ServiGBs :: Patient Care Equipment Sales and I 4 Rental Service 6 I ? 24 ’ ing cycle, fickey was exhibited by Marines. out the trainin cycle. taught the basics of He participated in an kc- He joined !he Marine Cancer. The very men- ness Program. the physical conditioning Corps in June 1984. tion of the word.can make This program, under the people cringe. In fact, good direction of NCI, is an effort in Northern Michigan. news has never been as- to help every American Displaced Program rep at Bad Axe sociated with the, disease, share the benefits of new Are you glad that the needs to be shortened. It’s SKI until now. findings on cancer preven- election campaigns are fi- been terrible. It seems like WEEK A representative from tact the Human Develop- A recent survey con- tion. nally over? it has been going on since the Displaced Homemaker ment Commission at 1-800- ducted by the National Cancer claims an esti- “yes,” exclaimed Bill 199. He is just an actor.” PACKAOES from $37S Program will be at the Bad 292-3666 for an appoint- Cancer Institute (NCI) mated 450,000 lives every Lovejoy. “It is too long. It Lovejoy said that he is Axe Courthouse, Room 304, ment, or come to the room found that approximately year. However, NCI scien- really sick and tired of all Thursday, Nov. 15, to dis- between 8:30 a.m. and noon half of the American popu- tists believe 50 rcent of the campaign advertising cuss the program, qualifi- or 1 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. lation surveyed believe these cases coud t” be pre- that is on the television. He cations and to enroll in- “everything causes vented by a change in life- said that this has been one terested people. This rog- cancer” and “there is not style. of the most mud slinging ram is free to all quahied In the last 20 years, ag- much a person can do to Allison Boomer, health campaigns he has ever persons. ricultural productivity per prevent it.” educator for the Michigan seen. He added that he can Those who have been hour worked on the farm This misinformed public Cancer Information Ser- remember the 1928 election homemakers for 10 years, has increased more than attitude has prompted NCI vice, said the program will when Herbert Hoover beat are divorced, separated, three times faster than in- officials to launch a nation- help people understand Alfred .‘Smith. He was.. 12 widowed or whose spouse is dustrial productivity per wide campaign called the what lifestyle changes they years old at the time. totally disabled, can con- hour worked. Cancer Prevention Aware- can make to reduce cancer He said that he doesn’t risks for themselves and believe what the politicians their families. are saying. He added that “We want people to know he doesn’t think that the there is good news about politicians believe what cancer. Cancer may be one they are telling us. Both q- publicans and Democrats. - - of the most preventable of wiie, --- - all chronic diseases,” MS. Boomer said. said that she remembered As Near As Your Phone! 1 7 SchroolMenu the 1932 election when She added, “Here in said Roosevelt that because beat Hoover. she had She Michigan, we’re trying to I NOV. 12-16, 1984 reach people in their own the chicken pox her mother HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT zommunities through local MONDAY made her listen to the radio newspapers. We’re making and report on the prop? an effort to spread the good Barbecue on a Bun of the election to keep heF news about cancer preven- or occupied so she wouldn’t be tion to all Michiganians. . Hamburger scratching. 4!hu3RE M@ME FOR THE HOME The scientific evidence Hot Buttered Corn They both agreed that the €or the prevention of the dis- Peach Peaches famous Truman-Dewey I I ease is so overwhelming &ilk election probably had a$ 6240 W. Main that by the year 2000, NCI’s much mud slinging as goal is to reduce the today’s campaigns. Cass City Sales - Service - Rental 1 TUESDAY number of cancer deaths She said that before tele: - by half of what it is today: Cheese and Macaroni vision, when they had onlx This would save an esti- or the radio and hewspapers mated 200,000 lives each ’ Tuna Sandwich for information, they may SERVICE CALL 872.4220 year. Sweet Peas have thrown as much mud, Researchers have as- Bartlett Pears but they didn’t notice it ad Penox sociated cancer with fac- Milk much as today. K- HOSPl TAL tors in the environment and The Lovejoys live at 4774 Concentrators with the way people live, WEDNESDAY Hunt St., Cass City. He is a what they eat, if they retired supervisor for Gensmoke, and the work they Spaghetti eral Motors. do. Bread and Butter A cancer risk factor is an or Organic Growers agent that has been linked Pizza to the cause of a particular Buttered Applesauce Green Beans to hdd‘ dinner kind of cancer. Contact with that agent increases Milk meet in: Kingston: the likelihood of getting that kind of cancer. THURSDAY The Thurn Areachapter Ex sure to a particular of Organic ? I Growers of risk p” actor does not neces- Hamburgers Michigan will meet Thurssarily mean the develop- or day, Nov. 15, at the Kings- Features and ment of the disease, but the Hot Dogers ton Firehall, Located a Advantages possibility of getting cancer Crispy Tater Tots quarter df a mile south of has increased. the blinki g light on M4, Performance of 93% at BLPM BananaflMixed Fruit covers a wide range of patient needs. NCI officials encourage Milk the meti& darts at 7:Wt: Complete alarm system for patient people to learn the cancer in the evening. safety and preventive maintenance. risks, so they can then FRIDAY This is the group’s second Attractive design, plus quiet minimize their chances of annual potluck Thanksgivoperation. gives the Mini02 a high developing the disease. ing dinner. Please bring a level of patient acceptance. Thanks ivin Feast dish to pass. Following the Recessed panel protects humidi- Oven Baied ehicken fier from damage. The following is a list of or meal, a meeting will fea- New oxygen cooling coil reduces ways Americans can re- Ham Sandwich ture election of officers. water condensation in patient duce their risks of cancer: Mashed PotatoesGravy For more information tubing. call Lewis King, 517-683- --Stop smoking or using Ice Cream Bar Milk 2573. tobacco in any form. 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Lane Phone 672-9489 FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE I Jeff Rich of DeckeWille dent; Brenda Severance, Randy Smith and family and family and Brian Mi. and Mrs. Raymond ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................................................... visited his grandmother, vice- .. ....................................................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................... resident ; Julie and his grandparents and Schember were Sunday Buerkle were Sunday after- ......,......I* I..~..I.CY.............*...... ........................................................................ Mrs. Frank Pelton, Man- Smit R , secretary; Becky uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Don dinner guests of Mr. and noon callers of Mr. and day afternoon. Severance, treasurer, and Smith and Donnie. FIVE Mrs. Don Smith and family. YEARS ACO League all league second Kelley Thursday afternoon Mrs. Don Smith and family. team this season. with nine present. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kris King, reporter and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith Mr. and Mrs. Norman The - Fellowshin - grow of _I - ---- Four-year-old Tracey The Shabbona Bunco Kenneth Churchill presided Mills of Portage were Wed- photographer. of Snover and Mr. and Mrs. Heronemus and Mr. and Shabbona =M> t hobist group met Saturday even- over the meeting. nesday callers of Mrs. Ralph Smith were Monday Mrs. Ralph Smith attended Church met Wednesday Burns has won the 1979 ing with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dr. and Mrs. Burke Mills' aunt, Mrs. George ****** supper guests of Rev. and the Gideon banquet Satur- morning Severance. with The Mrs. Arthur group ' leadline championship of Wheler. High was won by Arehart of Grosse Pointe Krause. Mrs. Harold Smith. day night in Sandusky. ,b the Blue Water Pleasure : $+Horse Association. She is, Mrs. Robert Wheeler, low Farms, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Howard Hill, Mrs. Monaco and Liza Smith Tracy Moore spent Sun- worked on a quilt for their b)l Paul Wheeler and door Emu and children, Mrs. Gordon Ferguson, Mrs. BUNCO the dau hter of Mr, and and Laura and Scott Moore day overnight as guest of November bazaar at Colony . House in Mrs. Jac a Burns of Decker. prize by Arlie Gray. Harry Young and Miss Robert Wheeler and Mrs. spent Friday overnight Donnie Smith. The Deford Craft Club Muriel Addison were Sun- Andy Hoagg spent Wednes- with their grandparents, The first fall meeting of - will meet Monday with hos- TEN YEARS AGO day supper ests of Mr. day in Saginaw. They met Mr, and Mrs. Don Smith. the Bunco group was held and Mrs. Wigam McKen- Mrs. Robert Behr and had Saturday evening, Nov. 3, ' t ' tesses Charlene Krueger, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dorzie . lunch together. with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Au- L - #Josephine Zimba and Ar- Around 20 attended a Hal- man of Caro were Saturday Keith O'Dell, a senior, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ' lene Lowe. Projects will be loween party at the home of afternoon callers of Mr. and slander. Christmas ornaments. Becky Robinson. Games and Elaine E. Lounsbury, a Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Voyle Dorman. High was won by Mrs. Steve Richards placed were played and a lunch junior, were the two stu- Ken Smith attended the fun- Thursday, Nov. 1, Mr. Andy Hoagg, low by Mrs. dents from the Cass City eral of John Gough at Cros- I 13th in the state Class C was served. and Mrs. Norman Her- Robert Wheeler and the boys' cross country race Navy Hull Maintenance area to earn a "B" average well Monday. onemus and Mr. and door prize went to Alex or better and become eligi- Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Dor- ' Saturday at Clare. Technician Third Class Mrs. Andy Hoagg attended Wheeler. Richards was the only Red Timothy A. Cooper, son of ble for the Dean's List at man were Thursday morn- a surprise party inhonor of A cooperative lunch was Hawk to qualify for the Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Central Michigan Univer- ing callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sever- served. .state meet. He was also Cooper of Cass City, is re- sity. Joe Billot of Snover. ance's 25th wedding an- The next, meeting is Nov. named to the Thumb B turning from the McCurdo niversary. The Severances 17 and will be with Mr. and Interior Cleaning When We Wash ,- Station, Antarctica as a 35 YEARS AGO 4-H OFFICERS live in Ann Arbor. The din- Mrs. Grant Brown. member of the last Navy ner was held at Archie's re- and Dry Your Car crew to man the station. Evergreen Guys and staurant at Davison. ****** Seniors who played their We Power Spray Under Each Car Jim Courtney, chair- last football game for the Gals 4-H Club met recently Raymond Wallace was a man of the Elkland- Red Hawks were: Jack and had election of officers. Sunday afternoon caller of Mrs. David Perry of CALL 872-2734 Novesta Comfnunit Chest, Bird, Kenneth Brown, Nor- David &ding is presi- Mrs. Frank Pelton. Grand Rapids spent the Weare located just down from the Post Office received a $1,OO0 &nation bert Kapala, Kenneth Mar- Sunday, Oct. 28, Danny week end with her parents, Call 6649 for E. Main, Your Cass Appointment City, MI 48726 from Walbro Corporation. tin, dil Schwaderer, Floyd Smith celebrated his fifth Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Kre- Presenting the check was Roach and Fred Ross. TEC to raise birthday. Guests were his ger. Open from 9 a.m..5 p.m. Monday through Friday Lambert Althaver, execu- Sixty-four were served parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Moore tive vice-president. dinner when the Church of electric rate Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christ Ladies' Aid Society Copeland arrived homec met Thursday with Mrs. The Michigan Public Ser- Friday from a two-week va- Russell Johnson. The De- vice Commission at its Oct. cation in Hawaii. . cember meetin will be 30 session approved a Coach Light Saves! 5.2 with Mrs. Akrt En- percent, $373,200 rate inglehart . crease for Thumb Electric 25 YEAR3 AGO Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cooperative. This will be Evans and sons and AS. the first general rate in- Champion Cass City Evans were supper guests crease for Thumb Electric FROM SANTA CLAUS dominated the annual at the Roy Wagg home Fri- Cooperative's 9,300 mem- SANTA CLAUS, INDIANA selections of the Thumb B day. bers in over three years. THE PROOF IS IN THE All-Conference team this Jack Hubbard of Deford According to TEC Manager POSTMARK! week with five members on the first team. Honored scored 114 points over his Michael Krause the in- Visit our Santa Post Office and were Seniors Ken Mathews, league average and was crease was necessary to inselect a colorful letter FREE! awarded a turkey at the sure financial stability for It's Roy Tuckey and Alex our way of saying Merry Imp. Junior Cam City Bowling Alley the Cooperative and assure Cass City Hot Steam Vu$orlzer Sunday. a reliable source of to its members in H qwer 6 Christmas to childrenof all ages I players were Bob Wright ron, 1-GALLON CAP ITY and Dick Albee. Soothing steam vapors help relieve the discomfort Coach light pkarcr#cy Airman Messer Sanilac, and Tuscola Coun- The Deford Women's of colds, making breathing easier, sleep more ties. Krause also stated that Cass Clty Christian Temperance restful. Unbreakable plastic cabinet with safety lock- 1350 higher operating expenses on top and medicament well. Operates 8 to 10 hours Union met with Mrs. Walter to seme in especially interest was the on one filling. Automatic shutoff. main reason for the in- West Gennany crease. Deluxe 1Y2 Gallon Model 9 99 TEC's average member OPERATES 10 TO 12 HOURS Airman Bruce A. Messer, using 800 kwh per month Just fill up once for 10 to 12 hours of operation. Autowill experience an increase matic shutaff when empty. Built-in medicament well. 136G son of Roy B. and Eleanor M. Messer of 6200 Hurds of approximately $3.56. Corner Road, Gagetown, Member consumers with T=U INSTANT, SOOTHING VAPOR WITHOUT HEAT! has graduated from the electric water heaters and who are participating in the NORTHERN "COOL MIST" SPRAY HUMIDIFIERS U.S. Air Force security police specialist course at energy management prog- Lackland Air Force Base, ram will experience only a Texas. $1.06 monthly increase due @ Graduates of the course to a $2.50 increase in the studied systems security water heater management operations, tactics and credit. The new credit will weapons training and now be $5.00 per month, "Other energy manage- 1 earned credits toward an i $20° Off I associate degre in applied ment rates such as dual fuel I science through the Com- and energy storage are also t I munity College of the Air vital in keepin$ rates man- I Force. ageable by switching elec- 1-Gallon Model I 1Y2 Gallon Model I Big 2% Gallon Unit Messer is scheduled to trical usage to times when on any large Operates all night on one filling. Operates 10 to 12 hours on one 16 to 32 hours of operation. Adjustserve with the 86th Security power costs are less,'' Compact cabinet with built-in han- filling. Two-piece impeller for easy able mist control. 360" directional i I Police Squadron at Rams- stated TEC manager, Mike dles. Permanently lubriated motor. cleaning. Durable cabinet with built- nozzle. Special filter helps remove tein Air Base, West Ger- Krause. Easy-todean impeller. in handles. dust and pollen. / z PIZZA i many. The new rates will be 2. He is a 1% graduate of a plied to electrical usage 1 I 3 0 n Cas City High School. ager November 20,1984. QQ 09 0 At PiuaVilla z' L 3gg ' , I I Wlth Thlr Coupon I I I I I Take Out Orders Only I I Phone 872-4440 I I I I Expires 1 &2@&4 I I One coupon per family I I L -----I I - - COUPON .)---I c Expectant Parent Series to be held at Hills & Dales A new class in the Expec- 2. Maternal Changes, The perfect way to Don't be the tant Parent Series will start 3. Family Food Habits Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7:00 and Breast Feeding. rememberfriends - - - p.m. A series of eight 4. Relaxation and Pre- clean=uD turkev! weekly classes is sched- natal ExercisesBreathing It's the time to remember speaaI fiends, and uled, to be held in the base- Techniques. ment Meeting Room A. 5. Labor and Delivery Halfmark knows you wantjust the right Christmas OPEN: The following topics will and Practice Breathing ofds That's why we ofk hundreds of beautiful Sunday-Thursday: 530 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. be discussed: Techniques. designs* thewarmest Christmas wishes! Come Friday and Saturday: Open 24 Houfs 1- Fetal Growth and De- 6. Hospital Tour and velopment / Anatomy / Con- Practice Breathing see our wide sledion tday! ception. Techniques plus Delivery Film. 7. The new Infant and Mother; Hospital Care/ ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sibling Classes. 8. Infant Care - Family Planning and Contracep tion. Couples are recom- RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE - mended. If a husband is not available, feel free to bring a relative or friend who can give support and encouragement at home and dur- CONTRACT ing labor. The classes will be presented with lectures, @ 1983 Hallmark Cards, Inc. w- 1 1984 Hallmark Cards. Inc demonstrations, informal discussion and a var'iety of visual aides and filmstrips, VILLAGE of CASS CITY Hallmark Boxed There is a fee i of $25.00 per couple. This is payable Christmas Any to Hills and Dales General 25% Size Specifications are available for interested parties Hospital and should be Cards brought to the first class. Off Money at the Cass City Municipal Building, 6737 Church St., The doctor's permission Cass City during regular office hours. must be given for anyone to I take these classes. Forms 24 are available in your doc- 1 c Sealed bids will be recei-d at the Municipal tor's office or may be ob- ACTIFED I tained from the hospital 1 .Building, 6737 Church St., Cass City, Michigan until and must be brought to the 1.33 al ue ~ 2 5 9 ; 4:OO p.m., November 27, 1984 and will be opened at first class. For further information the regular November 27,1984 meeting. contact Mrs. Faith Fahrner, R.N., at Hills and Dales General Hospital, telephone number 872-2121. I The Village Council has the right to accept or : reject any or all bids. fj October 31,1984 4 -" **** A+ \ * I, JOYCE A. LaROCHE SIM U LATE3D ENGRAVED -tJUSlMSs- aws 4 Wailable 1 -Color or 2-Color 1 7N0.640 1 1 9N0.77 I Ostomy
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