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CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1984
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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
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Unofficial totals of Tuesday’s election Hallow e en
winners
President
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Walter Mondale
Seraldine Ferraro
Senator
Carl Levin D
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1432 5
593 3
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w
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1107
3
m
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392
-
3 21
-
129
Jack Lousma R
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8th District Rep
Bob Traxler D
John Heussner R
77th District Rep
Dick Allen R
Duane Harder D
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GI
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2
339
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122
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178
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67 57 97
804 9 480 193
107 221 5 400 11 12; 29 143 543 1 89
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10310 595 2 44 221 2 32
7842 149 193 425 184 6 268 108
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8 390 679 2 38 2 03 2 10 -
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8 707 2 10
11970 1030 3 57 334 3 34
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Proposal A
Proposal B 1
Proposal C
Proposal One
0.5 mills for 5 years
Proposal Two
0.25 mills for 5 years -
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Cass City
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DOLL HEADS
$688
Styles Ass’t.
soft Sculpture
DOLL KITS
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Including Stuffing
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FABRIC
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$249
45” Flannel. ... . .
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Parac h ut e
Pants
Leather-Look $1
Pants
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CUTOUTS
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The Ubly Lions Club held
its annual Halloween children’s
costume party in the
Elementary School’s auditorium
Oct. 31. Onehundred
and seventy-five
of the 250 people were in
costume.
Prizes, donuts and cider
were donated by the Lions
from money earned at their
annual October candy sale.
It began at 7:30 p.m. with
the judging and club members
making cash award
presentations to the win
ners of the most original,
most comical and spookiest
costumes in four age
groups,
The winners I Most comical,
were: 4 and under,
Laurence E. Fisher 11, 1st)
Janelle Schrader, 2nd, and
Amanda Kaczor, 3rd. Ages
5 thru 8, Ryan Osentoski,
1st) Amy Joel Essenrnacher,
2nd, Stevie Weltin,
3rd. Ages 9 thru 12, Tracy
Sweeney, 1st) Rodney
Osantowski, Bnd, Michelle
SmigieIski, 3rd.
Most original winners
were, 4 and under: Brian
Rutkowski, 1st) Jennifer
Ziemer, 2nd) Kyle Recker,
3rd. Ages 5 thru 8: Perry
Heleski, 1st) Nicky Teel,
2nd) Jamie Bukoski, 3rd.
Ages 9 thru 12: A trio, Jepnifer,
John and Andrew
Sweeney were lst, Jennifer
Teel, 2nd, Keith Hagen, 3rd.
Winners of the Spookiest:
4 and under, Kari Dhyse,
lst, Timmy O’Malley, 2nd
and Keith Rutkowski, 3rd.
Ages 5 thru 8: Clint Hagen,
lst, Mike Essenmacher,
2nd) Brad O’Malley, 3rd.
Ages 9 thru 12: Holl
Helewski, lst, Mad
Smigielski, 2nd and Jason
Ruthig, 3rd.
Winners in the 13 through
18 and older group were
judged on originality and
willingness to participate.
They were: Becky Kaczor,
Karen McMillan, Barbara
Ruthig, Pam Sweeney and
Sharon Ziemba.
The Grand Champion
Costume Award went to the
Upside Down Man, Perry
Heleski.
Members of the Halloween
Costume Party Cornmittee
were William
Roberts, John Smigielski
and Ernest Zinger.
Survivors -
should appl;
for ’benefits
Surviving dependents of
a deceased worker should
apply for Social Security
benefits as soon as possible
following the worker’s
death, William T. Clynes,
Social Security manager in
Saginaw, said recently.
Applying promptly will
allow benefits td start in the
shortest possible time. In
addition, Clynes said, some
benefits cqnnat be paid
more than a month before
the application is filed.
Social Security benefits
can be paid to these sur-
vivors :
0 Unmarried children*
under 18, or under d9 if a;
full-time high school stu-;
dent. H
a Unmarried children:
over 18 who were disabled$
before 22 and remain dis-z
abled. &
a A surviving widow or;
widower of any age caring?
for a child under 16 or dis-;:
abled who gets benefits. +
a Widow or widower 60;
Sizes 7 - 14
$1 8gg or older.
e Disabled widow
8
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widower 50-60.
e Dependent parent 62 09
older. *I
Benefits can also be paiQ
to a surviving divorcee’
spouse if the marriage te
the deceased worker lasted
10 years or more. Grand-;
children can get benefits o
a grandparent’s recora
under cettain cir;
cumst ances. L
Before any benefits can’
be paid, the worker muse
have had credit for a ceri
tain amount of work coa
vered by Social Security. 18
1984, the amount ranged
from 1% to 8% years de:
pending on the worker’?
age at death.
More information aboub
survivors’ benefits can be
obtained at the Saginaw SOC
cia1 Security office, located
at the corner of East
Cenesee and North Warre?
Streets. The telephone
number is 771-1010. The
people there will be glad tq
answer any questions. ;
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