School Goal: More Character Education

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Cf L> ~rk~,~~~l~” %DEF:y CASSVOLUME 90, NUMBER 32 YIAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996 FIFTY CENTS 14 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT -‘;FPT,WGF‘::$T -;+l AqiG; - CHR 0NI CL,E School goal: more character education

Character education of- Students already are par- adopted. district buildings can be ac- fered at Cass City Schools ticipating in many commu- The object is to coordinate credited. will be spotlighted as 011e of nity service volunteer pro- the program so that it offers Others include a long- 2 new goals endorsed by the grams, Supt. Ken Micklash the best in health and fitness range facility upgrade plan board of education at its noted, and these and other for students of all ages. completed by next July and meeting Tu&sday,~ct. 29. areas of character education A special meeting with a a cooperative and unified Board president Jim Turner will be reviewed. representative of theTuscola board of education dealing said that he was looking for The study is expected to be Intermediate School District With district residents. a new innovative program, concluded by the end of this is planned and any changes One of the goals will pxob- not religious, to develop school Year. in the physical education ably always remain out of character in students. The secoiid new goal con- program are expected to be reach. It’s that the school Current practices relating cerns physical education. formulated by next July. have a 100 percent gradua- to character education will Although physical education Several other goals estab- tion rate by the year 2000. be assessed. A survey of the is already offered through- lished by the hoard were re- When it was adopted sev- teaching staff is planned to out the school, a review of viewed and continued. One eral years ago, it was pointed determine what is already the K-12 Michigan Exem- was to have all students im- out that the goal was one being done and what sugges- plary Physical Education prove academic achieve- worth striving for even if, tions the staff may have for Program will be held to see rnent in reading, math, sci- practically, it was probably enhancing the program. if all or part of it can be ence and writing so that all impossible to achieve.

Area teens sentenced for break-ins A PAIR OF ELKLANI) Township fire fighters pour water through the sec- A pair of area teens will ond-floor window of a Sherman $treet residence, which caught fire Friday spend 90 days in an alterna- afternoon, The house was saved, but the cause of the blaze remains under tive incarceration program and pay $1 1,439 each in res- investigation. titution for their roles in a series of burglaries in the Cass City area in July. Jonathan D. Fetterhoff, 18, r‘zrenzen limit loss in Cass City, and hamian G. Izydorek. 18, Decker, were sentenced last week in Tuscola County Circuit Cass City house fire Court for their pleas of guilty to charges of con- spiracy ,to commit breaking El kland Township fire contained to thc one bed- TKAI1,EK FIRE and entering with intent to fighters hattled a pair of‘ room. commit larceny, breaking blazes last week, including The cause remains 11 tidcr Thc Elklalid Township de- and entering and larceny in in invustigation. A sti1tc fire 1) ;i r t tile 11 t ex ti n gu is hed ii a house fire the village a huilding. Fr 1 day aftcr 11oo 11 tnarslial is cxpccted to in- mi lur horisc fire Halloweeri . The charges stem from Firemen wcrc callcd to spcct the house sonietimo night. a break-ins July 18 at the residence at 4454 Shcrniaii this week. Thc aliuiii came iti at about Seeger Street Market, 41 19 St., at ahout 1:4S p.m. Fri- The name of the honic 7 p.iii., according to day. owner had not heen dctcr- Contiolly, who said the Seeger St., Cass City, and July 1 at the Helen Stevens “We were prettv lucky we tilined as of‘ Monday. trailer is located on Muntz Meniorini Pool, also in Cass got right into it (house) atid Connolly said the house is Road, west of Kocpfgen City. got the tire out bclclrc it did I‘uriiished, hiit it appears tio rmiI onc was liviiig there wlicti Conriully said the trailcr Fetterhoff was placed un 5 a. . .lot of daniage,” Firc years prohation and sen- thu tire hrukc out. \\‘;is old and abandoned. Hc Chief Milt Connolly said, tenced to one year in the adding thc hlazc started in Fire fightcrs reniaincd at callud it ii total loss, saying county jail, which was dean upstairs bodrooni. tho sccnc for 2 hours. They the fire was suspicious. “We ferred pending his comple- Connolly had no cstiniate wcrc assisted by the siispcct it was probably a tion of 90 days in an alter- 011 thc doll^ value of d~~i- El 111wood-Gageto w 11 Fi re Hall oween praii kster,” he n at i ve in c arcer at i on pro- age, but hc said the fire was Deputnicnt. added, gram. Aside from restitu- tion, he was ordered to pay $1,800 in oversight fees, $1,000 in court costs and tines, and a $60 victim crime fee. Izydorek received an iden- Area dry bean crop seen tical sentence, hut must pay THE REV, MARK Todd is only 28 years old, but has already $500 in Costs and fines. He devoted 9 years of his life to the ministry. Sunday was his first pletewas alsohis high ordered school to educa- corn- day as pastor of the Living Word Worship Center in Cass City. tion and maintain a 3.0 grade as best in the countrv Please turn to back page. Story page 5.

After a spring and suniiiier dry bean yields. “We esti- to iissess Ihcir fields to de- hit the t’ields and litted a lot marked by excesses - too mate we’re down a hag or termine how they should of heets over the past 4 much rain, too inany pests, 2; we’re running in the 12- p r oc ec d . days.” too much disease - t‘xuni- hag range,” she said. “Our Andrich agreed. “It’s a Braem said yields are avers have finally gotten a blacks art. running a little call-by-call om each field. eraging ahout 15 1/2 tons. break in the form of a string higher, prohahly around 13 Sonie fields were missed by That’s a little below average, of dry days. or 14 bags, but navies were corn bows arid others were hut it’s not had given a too- And they haven’t wasted ii a little under.” hit hard,” she said, adding wet spring and suninier, wment, according to area Andrich estimated Huron farmers need to weigh the which along with disease had I ,ISU Ex t e ti s i o n o ffi c i a I s , County farmers liar- cost oi’dryitig corn now vcr- claimed about 11 percent of who say thc harvest is pro- vested ahout 95 percent of‘ sus any additional tosses sux- the crop. gressing nicely. dry bcans as of Friday. 1,css tained hy waiting. “Sugar content’s been “We’re done with navy than ha1 t‘ of‘ttic soyhcan crop Andrich notcd nioisturo in good,” Braem added. “I beans, we’re well into the was off, but she predicicd thc corn isn’t iieiir tlic ideal would say we’ll end up right soybcans and 1 think we’re tiirmers would niakt. a greiit 15-percent mark required to iuound 17 1/2 percent.” on the downside of sugar deal of progress with contin- storc the grain. “We’re run- beets,” TUSCOI~CoIIIity EX- lied dry weather. ning 32 percurit, so thc niois- Whcn it’s all said and done, tension Ag ricu 1t ur al Agent “I think it (frost) prohably turc content is really high.’’ the success of this year’s Harold Rouget said Friday. affected sc)nit! of thc soys growing season will range “We’re probably going to that wertr planred really K OIIgc t i ti d i c it t cd 111 ost t‘roni poor to good, depend- ?ish (soybeans) up in the latu,” Rougrt continued. He fimiiers will bugin harvest- itig on the location ot‘a given next 2 or 3 days.” said the ticuing tenipera- ing corii oncc thcy’ve f‘iti- farm, Andrich concluded. Despite a wet spring and tures will also likcly result ished up with hcuts and soy- flooding in June, this year’s in lightur test wcights for hcans. “It’s hard to generalize this dry bean crop inTuscola and corn. year. If it wasn’t the Growers havcii’t wasted Sag i n aw c o 11 n tiL‘ b h ii s With fmiicrs 2 wccks be- weather, it was disease, and thc emerged a real winner. hind In the harvest. MSU ruccni string of dry days. it’ it wasn’t disease, it was accordiiig to Robcrt Rraeni, “We probably havc the best Ex t eii SIo 11 o f‘tici al s arc 11 rg - (corn) borers,” she said, not- heans in the country,” said ing thcni to harvest corn as vicu-president ot‘agricultiirc ing sonic farniers were also Co.. Rouget, who addcd yields sooti as possihle, iii part duc at Michigari Sugar hit hard by suninier hail were ahovc average at about to widespread corti borer Cart). storms. TUSCOLA COUNTY’S dry bean crop emerged a real winner this year, despite 5 bags. ‘LWehad so~iiefrost daniage rcsul ting in car drop “I would say w’rc artnilid Farming is always a uamage, hut not a lor. and lodging. 90 pcrccnt c.oniplt.te” with g ;ini h 1e, An dr i c h ac kn ow 1- farmers’ battles with flooding, disease and pests. Farmers continue to make In Huron County, Exten- Rouget confirtiied the rec- thc sugar hcct harvust. he edged, “hut this year has progress on soybeans (above) and beets, and will soon focus their attention on sion Agricultural Agent Car- oimicn dat i o n , but su gg us t cci said M~~itlay.“It’s gonc rc- hecn trying to say the least. rie Andrich reported mixed that individual growers ncud ally wull. The prowcrh hiivc I fccl sorry for the guys.” corn. PAGE NO CA SS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6,l996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN News from It‘s a girl! 0wendale OWENDALE WOMEN

The October meeting of the ( 1 wend a1 e wo111 c” I1 ’ s c 1Ll b was held Monday evcning at the honic of Jeannette McDonald with 7 nicnibers and 3 guests present. Thc program for the evening was B display of scvcral miniature structurcs by Eva Sheufelt on behalf of her daughter, Kathy, who nude the many doll houses, mini village and a barn fea- , ,, , ,,, turing very sniall details in Rebecca Elizabeth Graff unique displays. During the business mect- Rebecca Elizabeth Graff ing. conductcd by Presidelit was born at Saginaw Gen- Karen and Jeffery Matthews Joyce Sheldon, the group eral Hospital Oct. 14. She gavc: a donation to the HU- weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces, roii County Chapter of the and was 19 1/2” long. She is Anicrican Red Cross. The the daughter of Christophcr Bogart, Matthews Red Cross came to the aid and Barbara Graff of Cass ot‘ victinns of an iipartnient Susan and Neil Schubel City. building i‘irc in the village Grandparents arc Jim and exchange vows Mandy and Jeffery Draper rcccntly where 10 taniilics Marilyn Young of Caro, and were in nccd ot‘ their assis- Art and Carolyn Graft’, ot tance. Papp-Schubel vows C ar 0. Great -gr a ndpart: n t s The door prix was won by art. Pete Bungart of Cam, Mrs. Shcldon and thc auc- and Grace Graff of Palms. Nizzola, Druper wed tion item was purchased by exchanged in Caro The parents were told a I CASS CITY CHRONICLE Bonnie Gat.tt1.A dosscrt was year ago that they would not (JSPS 092-700 st.rvcd by the hostess and CO- have children, but the doo- PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY in Millington church hostess Alice Ricker. tors were wrong, thc parents AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Marriage Second-class6550 Mainpostage Street paid at The N ovcm ber ni ee t i n g said.

Mandy Kaye Nizzola, City. They all wore bur- will he at the school with thc ~ Cas City, Michigan 48726 Sr. Citizens’ Menu licenses POSTMASTER: Send address

daughter of Edward and gll I1 d y c: r epe 1.1 0 or- le I1 g t h program being homcmadc; + Groonisiiien were Chris Cur citizens are asked to changes to Sandra Nizzola of‘ Cass City, drcksscs t‘cai urinp Pri iiccss Christnias angels to be made The Rev. Calvin Blue offi- Senior and Jeffery Duane Draper, style iieck1iiit.s with ivory by the group with the hclp ciated. of Caro, Mark Schubel of make reservations on the day of the between 8 son of Carl and Pan1 Henne Venice lace at thc bodicc and of‘Joyce Sheldon. The bride’s parcnts are Caro, brother of the groom, meal a.m. Mike Tuckey of Saginaw, 9 u.m. by culling otClarkston and Arland and aii ivory chi ttOIi bow at thc Stephen and Lois Papp of and Ron Woloshen of Car0 and Berenice Sowden, 872-2397. Mary Draper of Mayville, hxk with ii kcyholc opcii ****** Cass City. The groom’s par- Jeff‘Papp of North Carolina, were married Saturday, Aug. bilk k. A birthday supper at the ents are Harry and Catherine NOV.11-12-15 brother of thc bride. Ring 24. at the St. Paul Lutheran Besl iiiiiil was J ii111cs Scott Gaeth hotlie Sunday Schubcl of Caro. bearer was Zachary Weiss of Church in Millington. The A c k r iii a 11 o I‘ ii g c‘ t o w II . was held in honor ot’son Matron of hoiior wits An- Monday - Closed. u C; Unionville, the bride’s Rev. John Kocziiian offici- Grooiiisii1~1iwcrc Alan Matt’s 12th birthday. At- drea Newvine of Saginaw Veteran’s Day nephew . ated at thc douhle-ring wr- Drapcr ot- Mi I li iig ton, tending wcrc great-grand- and maid of honor was Tuesday - Oven fried Ushers were Jeff Papp and ell1 011 y. o parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mclinda Papp of Pigeon, sis- chicken, baked beans, salad brother 1‘ the Froom; Ed Mark Schuhel. Nizzola ot‘CassCity. hrothcr Nathan Joles and Mrs. Heleri ter of the bride. Bridesmaids bar, French bread, pineapple Given in marriage by her were Sharon Hergenreder of A wedding reception was father. the bride wore an 01‘ thu bride; Craig Pctzold M acC a I I 11 in. and g r’ a 11d p ar - tidbits. Kingston, sistcr of the bride; held at the Caro Eagles Club Friday - Pork roast, baked Payable in advance. ivory gown with a Queen slid Ryall Damnl of elits, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael Joseph Wanless For informationregardng newspaper Lori Wciss of Unionville, for about 350 people. pot at 0, sauerkraut, tossed Anne neckline with long tit- Millington. cousins ot‘ thu Wright and Mr. and Mrs. arid Bridget Ann Salgat, both advertising and commercial and job sistcr ot‘ the bride; Francis The couple honeymooned salad. roll. rice nuddinr. printing, telephone 872-2010. ted sleeves and a heart cut groom. and Davu Docrr o 1‘ Clarence Gaeth. Other o 1‘ Un on vi I1 e. out in the hxk. It featurcd Cass City. guests were Mr. and Mrs. a layered peplum at the LJshurs wcrc Ed Niyzola Hershel Adanis and family, waistline tlowing down the aiid Eric Drapcr of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wright back to a full cathedral train. Millington, brother of thc and Paul MacCallum. A headharid of sequins se- pr 0 0111. cured the elhow-lciigth veil. After thc ccrcmony the rc- ception was held at thu It’s a girl! The bride carricd a bouquet Knights of’Columbus Hall in ufstar gazer lilies. burgundy Caro with 300 tiiends and r oscs, ivory mi ii 1 c ar n at i o n s, relatives attendi tip from s t e fan o ti s. PI u m os a fer ti and M i c h i g ii n , (1 hi o , FI or id ii, ivy. The bride’s bouquet and New York and New Jersey. bride m a i d s ’ arm b o u q u e t s The hridc is a graduate ot’ were designed by the Cass City High School arid gr o om’s aunt, Con 11 i e now is a student at GMl in Da nini o t’ Mil li ng to ti. Flint. She co-ops for Delphi Maid of’ honor was Eliza- Chassis in Milfbrd. ”%,, election’s over, we can get That’s the mentality that beth Hall of Cass City. The groom is.also a gradu- most of the TV commercials Bridesmaids were Me1 ani back to the usual commer- t” ate ofCass City High School cials. All ttmc political ads seem to afford the viewer. Nizzola, sister 01‘ the bride, and works t‘or Arland Draper Some are hetter,than oth- Marideth Angle of Dcl‘ord, were gcttirig pretty tiresome. I-- Masonry of‘ Mayvillc. Now the people in the ers, though, Curt Strickland - 18 yrs, Lhle McIntosh - 16 yrs. Cindy KI-use- 18 yrs. Andrea Cooper, Airiy Burns The couple honcyiiiooned One that I think is Iund of and Janice Docrr of Cass regular product conimcrcials in the Traverse City iuu. arc f’olks you can relate to. cute shows the dog getting Look at the unfortunate fel- blamed for the garbage mess low in thc car pool who had which was actually created RreeAnna Hlelene no lmodiuni A-D. Who by the cat. After considcr- Margare tha can’t feel for him‘? ing his options, he snatches Look at the other guys in up the Polaroid and snaps Jeff and Karen (Bogart) the car pool who were all the cat in the garbage act. Matthews announce the birth late tor work after making When the niistress arrives of BreeAnna Hlelene all those unscheduled stops. home, he’s sitting there with Margaretha Matthews. She What a way to start the day! the evidence in his mouth. weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces Or take that poor ovcr-the- Even before the election and was 20 1/2” long. hill dad whose son beat him hype ended, the commer- Maternal grandparents are at hoops. Man! That’s gotta cials began that are so art- Larry and Deb Bogart of hurt. Fortunately his wife is fully designcd to tell us what Cass City. Maternal great- sensitive to his needs and toys the kids MUST HAVE grandmother is Mrs. Shirley whips up a powdered drink this year. Can the Clapper Zieroff of Saginaw, and ma- mix. and Chia Pet be far behind? tern a l gre a t - g r ea t - gr an d - As soon as hc downs it he’s We already know it’s go- mother is Mrs. Anna Klee of “rcady for another game”, ing to be a Toy Story Christ- Saginaw. Charles Zieroff of and yoit just know that mas at the Guinthers’. Bridgeport is great-grandt‘a- yo 11 ti g w h i pp er s n a pp er Grandson Drew has fallen in ther. won’t gct the best of old dad love with Buzz Lightyear, Paternal grandparents are this time! and he didn’t even see the Jeff and Wendy Matthews of One product we have to try movie. He wants to wear his Deford. Paternal great- is Creatc A Meal. That Toy Story pajanias every couple whose kids have left night, and Buzz was the first grandmothers are Mrs. Nora Kelli Hendrick - 8 yrs. Pam 1,al;avt: - 6 yrs. Cole of Deford and Mrs. Sa- home rcally know how to thing on his Christmas list. rah Matthews of Port Huron. have ii good time. Oh well, isn’t that what - Our kids have heen gonc grandparents are for? tor years, and frankly, iixing We grip about commer- dinner just isn’t all that ex- cials, but the truth is that Missing citing at our house. they’re big business, they Mary Wheeler - 2 YIS. must get results, and they do In fact, we didn’t have as Nr much tun as that couple does serve a purpose. Kendall Kieman - 5 yrs. NOTICE Ixfiire we had kids. It Cre- Without them, those trips TO USERS OF VILLAGE WATER SERVICE ate A Meal can put thal to the frig and the bathroom much spice i tito life, we’d would have to be planned in During the flushing of the hydrants Wednesday and bettcr stock up. ad vanc e. Thursday, November 6-7 starting at 4 a.m. there may be Another datidy is the guy stopped by a policernan who Alice %aleski - t, yrs. an abundance of crystalized iron (rust) in the water can’t believe the photo oii supplied to your area of the village. his driver’s license is the SL~II~~guy. (He’s heen c01- It’s built on personal senrice, oring his hair aiid looks so00 This condition does not render the water unfit or harmful nnuch younger. 1 professional excellence, convenience The cop gets so excited, Holes for consumption; however, clothing washed in this water wondering it‘ it will work for 0 and over 100 years of experience. will probably become discolored. hiin, that you know he’s going to rush right to the store invow We welcome the opportunity to put and then humc to keep that our experimct. to workfor you. Check the color of your water before placing your griiy froin siiuaking up on hiiii. And there’s no way coverage! E-Mail us at. thumb@avc clothing into it. hc’s going to givc the guy a ticket. McVey Agency Inc. The village is not liable for damage caused by this Yeah, right. 4546 Leach St., A “Frank and Ernest” car- Cass City, Mich. condition. toon ii while back had Frank Thumb National tellirig the salcslxiy at the (51 7)872-4860 E3mMMk.m toiletry counter. “I forget For a free protection review- MEMBER what the TV connmercial Being in good hands FOlC Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. is the only place to be: called it, but you spray it all OVCF you arid suddcnly VILLAGE OF CASS CITY you’re in ;I tuxedo with a CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996 PAGE THREE The back forty QlWRoscrPwl by Roger Pond

Finally we have proof: main barefoot and pregnant The onus of having one’s Housework can be hazard- has gone the way of the wife work outside the home ous to one’s health. Dodo bird. has faded, also. A study by Ohio State Uni- Everybody knows a I’m reminded of a friend versity sociologists, woman needs shoes, for whose wife teaches school Gail Patera is probably sorry that she missed attending Catherine Ross and John heavens sakes; and modern (as mine does). This fellow the annual Cass City Lions Cluh banquet and car raffle Sat- Mirowsky, suggests that birth control methods have and his wife were married urday night. Mike Karr is probably just as happy that he women (and presumably assured they don’t get preg- only a couple of years when couldn’t attend. Both had surrogates handling their tickets. men) who work at home are nant nearly as easy as they his new bride asked, “Does Patera won the car and Karr was the runner-up. more prone to illness than used to. it bother you that I makc those employed outside the Now that the majority of more money than you do?” ********** home. homemakeE 6vebeen lib- This research involved a erated, the stigma of work- “Heck, no!” he said. “1 random sample of 1497 ing at home has largely dis- don’t mind. You can get a Don’t forget that Monday is Veterans’ Day and the post women and showed the appeared, in my opinion. second job if you want to.” office, Secretary of State officcs and other federal institu- health of housewives dete- tions will be closed. riorated slightly over one year, while the health of Monroe, Foote take ********** women who work outside .m the home did not. part in co-op program “Obviously it is better to be employed in a safe work- According to AAA, Michigan’s top winter destination is A total of 161 students, in- who worked in rriechanical place than a risky one. But cluding 2 from the Cass City engineering at Michigan Sci- Orlando, Fla., regardless if you travel by air or auto. our results indicate much After that the top spots change dcpending on the mode of area, participated in the co- entific Corporation in greater risks to women’s operative education program Charlevoix. travel. By air the next 4 hot spots arc Tampa, Phoenix, Ft. health from homemaking Myers and Ft. Lauderdale. By land it’s Myrtle Beach, for summer term through Co-op programs require 2 than from the average full- Mi chi g an Tech n o 1o g i c a 1 terms of work in a student’s Traverse City, “up north” and Tennessee. time job,” Ross and These figures are based on 1995 air reservations andTriptik LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. .the king. Elvis, alias Cass University’s career center. area of study, and a final . Mirowsky wrote. written report. Each term is routings. Naturally it doesn’t include most of us who just I can relate to that. I’ve The area students are do our thing and get up and go. City music teacher Jim Hobbs, appeared in concert Friday at worth a pair of general elec- been working at home for Darcie Monroe, Gagetown, tive credits. The tcrms may Deford Elementary School. The king sang his greatest hits to more than 10 years, and I who worked in metallurgical be consecutive or a1 tern atinp, ********** an adoring crowd, including 3 little queens (above) all dressed don’t see anything safe engineering at Climax Re- with one report after 2 con- about it. search Services, Farmington secutive terms or one report up for Halloween. Nothing is more frighten- Hills, and Jeromie Foote, after each alternating term. From the Michigan Trivia book: Who organized the Lin- ing than a load of dish- coln Motor Car Company in 1917. Answer: Henry M. washer soap in the clothes Le1 and . washer or the image of your In all the many stories about the fabulous Fords, I can’t Veterans The kids unhooking the smoke recall ever reading this little nugget. You, too? detectors every time you cook a roast? to set up The Ohio State report The Weather doesn’t say why men were High Low Precip. flag display excluded from the study. My Tuesday ...... 56 ...... 31 ...... 93” guess is men were left out Wednesday ...... 55 ...... 46 ...... 05” because they avoid sociolo- Thursday ...... 40 ...... 30 ...... 0 Weather permitting, mem- gists better than women do. Friday ...... 38 ...... 30 ...... 04“ bers ofWPost 3644, Cass Some of the faces have category, as does Hills and Several theories have come Saturday ...... 40 ...... 32 ...... tr. City, will put up their 160- changed. The organizations Dales General Hospital as forth to explain results from Sunday ...... 42 ...... 34 ...... 0 flag memorial display on are different, or at least carry well as others. the homemaker study. One Monday ...... 53 ...... 37 ...... 06” Veterans’ Day, Monday, different names. The proh- It’s impossible to say that school of thought says (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) Nov. 11. lems haven’t changed at all. the problems were greater housewives are under more I was at a meeting of con- before industry came to stress and have less control Work will start at about 7:30 cerned industrial and Cass town than they are today. over their lives than women a.m. Part of the display will City business people Back then we were a more who work outside the home. be set up in front of Cass City Wednesday night. It’s not a agricultural centered com- Another suggests housework Middle School, where the non-profit corporation run munity with more small makes people crazy, and that post will raise morning col- by its stockholders any more. farms and more farm cus- makes them sick. ffHowTo Succeed In Business ors to begin the school day. It’s now the Cass City Devel- tomers for our businesses. A few people have sug- opment Corp. run under the The big chains were only in gested housework may not for your loved ones VFW members said they auspices of the Cass City Vil- the cities, be the problem at all. They when you’re not there for them, would welcome anyone will- lage Council. It’s not a divi- will have per- say housewives (and house The DDA We’re ready to help you ing to help in erecting the sion of the Cass City Cham- haps $60,000 to use for the husbands) may smoke more, display. ber of Commerce now, it’s improvement of the retail exercise less, and eat more pre-plan so all costs and the Downtown Development business community. bon hons; and this would arrangements will be taken care Association. Suggestions have floated make them less healthy. The meeting called under around on the way to make These folks have promised FUNERAL the banners of the CCDC and the business district more to clarify their remarks - - HE DDA was to determine how attractive for shoppers. after the bandages have been RANCE PLAN n best to promote Cass City. It would be interesting to removed. hear from you about it, I personally think the =q?d %m% Earn vow Truthfully, there wasn’t We’ll publish all signed, “work at home, don’t work Debra L. Kranz, Director much that was new, ideas non-libelous letters or, if you at home” argument has been Cass City, MI 48726 MI 48741 that weren’t brought forth in Kingston, desire, forward them unpub- greatly over-played. The old 517-872-21 95 517-683-221 0 similar meetings ahout 15 lished to the DDA. belief that wives should re- College Degree and 25 years ago. The same questions broached in earlier meetings remain, what can we do to in Cass CitvI spruce up the business community and how can we at- all of your classes right here in Cass City! tract more industry to create Take more jobs in the community. Call us tomorrow for information about our The answers are unchang- ing. The consensus at the Degree programs in Accounting, Management, meeting was that word of Computer Information Systems, Adminismtive mouth by people in the community was the most effec- Assistant, or Word Processing Specialist. Or ask tive of several ways to promote growth. about our Bachelor program in Management, There’s a tendency to be a Accounting, or Business Leadership. little pessimistic about it all because results have been like a seeping spring, not a rushing river. (517) 872 1129 If you go back to the mid- fifties and comparc, there 6667 Man Street, Cuss City, MI 48726 has been progress. Before Anrod Screen Cylinder came to town just after the Nestles plant closed, there was not one industry in Cass City. It was through the direct 1 For a career. Fm a future. For a life. I efforts of a group essentially &An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Aclion lnslilution I just like the one that met last Christmas presents. I Wednesday that Anrod was enticed to come to town. Every year, customers tell us the best way to pay for holiday shopping Certainly Walbro fits that Cass City Public Schools is with a Christmas Club savings account at Chemical Bank. PROGRESS IN EDUCATION A Chemical Bank Christmas Club account makes saving for holiday from the desk of Ken Micklash, Superintendent expenses easy and your funds earn interest daily! Visit your nearby High School Proficiency Test Chemical Bank and open your Christmas Club savings account today. And make your holiday season a bit merrier! Last March, our eleventh grade studcnLs as well as all other Juniors throughout Michigan were administered the High School Proticiency Test (HSPT) for the first time. The test was designed to measure individual student skill levels in the areas of Reading, Writing, Science and Mathematics. The HSPT statewide results have been compiled and distributed to all school districts. Cass City High School students scored above the state average in all four testing areas. This is an acconiplishnient that not many Michigan school Mark Wiese districts can report. HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE In the upper Thumb, which consists of Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola counties, 6815 E. Cass Clty Rd., Cass Clty there are a total of 24 K- 12 school districts. Of these 24 schools, only Cass City (517) 872-4351 and one other district were able to report that all fhur sub-jectstested were above the state average. We are very appreciative of our staff’s‘efforts and proud of our students’ perfiirmance. 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Becky Felmee of Bay City, Lauren Emily Bell at Saint Mrs. Curtis Cleland was a Evans Gibhard and Theresa Susan Sofka of Davison and Anthony's Catholic Church Monday lunch guest of Mrs. Gibbard were Sunday after- Winnifred Sofka attended at Mackinaw City. A dinner Gerald Wills and supper noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. the ham and sausage dinner followed at the Pat Bell guest of Wcndy Rickett, Dan Taylor and Brian for at St. Anthony's Catholic home. Guests were Don and Cory and Caitlyn. birthday cake and ice cream Church at Helena Sunday. Terrie Bell, Don and Jackie Mrs. Evans Gibbard visited in honor of Greg and Ten members of the Trav- Bell, Meredith Cole and son Stcwart Rye Tuesday. Heather Moore's birthdays. c Excludes Carhartt eling Breakfast Club met at Brian of Mackinaw City, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. John Krozek the Peppermill Thursday godparents Marty and Amy Depc i n s ki w L' re S u n d a y of Kinde, Mr. and Mrs. morning. They will meet at Terrian of Carp Lake arid guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- Charles Depcinski and fam- the Big Boy restaurant in Mary Kay Rittcr, Alex and nard Holdwick at Ruth and ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bad Axo next week. Elizabeth. Wayne Swccncy all attcndcd thc ham, sau- Dcpcinski were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ulfig and was a Sunday guest. sage and sauerkraut dinner evening guests of Mr, and Vaiiessa of' Uhly, Tom Wills Gary Wills of Port Austin at St. Anthony's Catholic Mrs. Greg Krozek and fam- of' Las Vegas and Mrs. was a Wednesday evening Church at Hclena. ily to help Samantha Krozek Gerdd Wills were Sunday guest of Mrs. Gerald Wills. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jeliiiak celebrate her first birthday. supper gucsts of Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Don of Suttons Bay wcrc Sunday Birthday cake and ice cream Markham in Elkton. Mc K n igh t were M ond a y guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim were served. Allcn Farrelly spent Tucs- cvening guests of Mr. arid Hewitt. Mrs. Bob Karg and Jaimie day in Sab'vnaw. Mrs. Jim Hcwitt. Mr. and Mrs Tony and Randall Knowles of Harold and Barbara Aardal Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelton Ciesl inski were Sunday din- Westland spent from Thurs- of' Traverse City spent the were among a group who ner guests of Mrs. Martin day through Sunday with weekend with Bryce and attended the 25th wedding s wee ne y . Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Betty Hagen. anniversary party for Mr. Toni Wills ot' Las Vegas Bob Karg was a weekend

Thc Grcenleaf Extended and Mrs. Frank Keller Sat- and Mrs. Gerdd Wills were guest 1 Homeniakers will meet at urday evening at their home. Saturday afternoon and sup- Toni Wills of Las Vegas Charniont Nov. 14 at noon Mrs. Curtis Cleland was a per gucsts ot' Mr. and Mrs. spent from Saturday till with Charlotte LaPeer as Fridsguest of Marion Grey. Gary Wills at Port Austin in Monday morning with Mrs. hostess. Berenice Sowden was a honor of Gary Wills' birth- Gerald Wills. Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Wednesday guest of Reva day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goretski Swecncy came home Mon- Silver. Mikc Zauncr and friend of St. Clair Shores were Sun- day after spending the week- Bobbi and Cheryl Allen, Laurie of' Indianapolis, hid ., day guests of Mr. and Mrs. end with Mr. and Mrs. Pat and Allen spent a few days with Mr. Jack Pelton. Bell and family at Carp ' lunch at and Mrs. Jack Pelton. About 20 people, including Lake. Saturday evening they Bad Axe Mrs. Curtis Clcland was a children, grandchildren and attended the baptism of Wednesday lunch guest of great-grandchildren, met at Sharon Stiirgil and Mildred the home of Mrs. Curtis Edwards. Cleland for their annual fall Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. work bee Sunday, After Swccney visitcd Steve work they enjoyed soup and Swccney at Grayling Mon- pie and visiting. day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Terry Joe Konkol was ii Wednes- and Marney Konkcl were day guest of Mr. and Mrs. among a group who went on Larry Kon kel and M arncy. a tour bus to New York City, Reva Silver was a Tuesday where they went to the At a Great Low Price. Stanley Theater and the Choice afternoon guest of Mrs. - - Your - - Gerald Wills. Bcthel and other points of 31/211Glossy Prints 4" Glossy Prints AlaFarrelly mct Mr. and interest frun Tuesday Men's "Big Ben" Mrs. J.hn Franzcl, Doris cvening till Sunday evening. 12 exp. $2.69 12 exp. $4.49 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Silver exp. exp. $ Western, Dale Ignash, 15 $3.59 15 n/a Auggie ,Rt:nn and Hazel of Engelwood, Ohio, and WORK COATS - JACKETS 24 exp. 24 exp. 7.49 Lindsay Silver of Vernon $4.99 spent the weekend with rei1 k t'as t M o II - benirn Chore Coats Navy Ttuill 36 exp. $7..49 36 exp.sl0.49 Reva Silver. Allen Farrelly visited Jackets From 126, 110, Disc or-35rnrn color print film 36-46Reg. $2599 4" Prints available from 35mm roll only, eling Brewast Club iiict at Laura Kulish Monday. S - XL Reg. ; ( frame ) Mr. and Mrs. Gerard C-41 process, full only The Peppermill in Bad Axe Marchand of Water ford Thursday morning. 38-46Tall $2599 ' Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore spent' a few days at their $2899 and family from Snover, home here. Kim Gibbard of Bay City, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McRae M - =Tall - Dan Gibbard, Mr, and Mrs. of Bad Axe were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and 28-52Reg. $2899 2% Reg. Men's Woodland Mrs. Bryce Hagen. Winnifred Sofka spent FLANNEL from Sunday till Tuesday Tall $3199 828gg with Mr. and Mrs. David SHIRTS Main and John in Highland. Eight members of the Ladies' Flannel Printed Cotton Wednesday Breakfast Club Sizes S - XL met at Pat's restaurant in PAJAMAS GOWNS Ubly. They will meet at the and same place next week. Assorted prints - Sizes S - 3XL Sizes 2XL - 4% Correction ALL AT $799 A front page story in last week's edition of the Chronicle incorrectly identi- REPEAT OF lied incumbent Sheriff Toni 20%Off A SELLOUT INTERIOR CLEANING Kern as a Republican and his opponent, Jerry Osborne, as LADIES' LINGERIE Car $40.00 a Democrat - Kern is the Democrat and Oshorne, the SPECIAL Mini Van $50.00 Republican. Includes Bestform - Full Size Van $60.00 The Chronicle regrets the Lollypop error and any problems it $10.00 Off Complete Detail may have caused. Panties - Slips - Offer good thru November 30, 1996 Undergarments =YO off Men's This Week Wool Blend Boys' Girls' Men's "Walls" 81 THERMAL HILLS and DALES HEALTH [nfants'& Toddlers' Navy Twill I CLOTHING SOCKS INSUIATED Sizes 3 mo. to Sizes 10-13 CARE CORPORATION 4 Toddler By Ballston Mills COVERALLS 3OOD SELECTION Reg. $3.98 Short - Reg. - Long lengths I Bringing Quality Health Care to Michigan's Thumb ALL AT $198 $4399 20%0ff A GREAT VALUE

Ilonie Iicaltli C~I-Cpr-o\*ides mi alternative riietliod of care for toc!aj"s fiiiiiilics. Our firll-scrvicc, ti011- profit home care ~igciicyserves 'I'uscola, Huron, arid Sale ends after Sundau. Nou. 10 Size3% $5399 Sanilac Couiitit's. Services include: * I loriie I lealtli Aides * Skilled Nursing * I'liysical 'l'licrihpy *L)ieticiaii * Oci'upat iorial ~'iicrapy *SpeecIi Nierapy * Mobile l,ah Services *Nurses Aides Cass City * Eiiterostomal 'I'lierapg Bad Axe * Medical Social Work * Personal ('are Needs Sandusky * Respiratory 'I'herapy CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CAS5 CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996 PAGE FIVE German exchange student Horn: “Everything is good 11 : Andrea Horn could be a classes at the local high JoAnn said. that big like hcrc. We have a ing with young children. She iypical American teen. She school. “But only 16 to smoke and tree and prcsents, hut that’s has a younger sister and 2 {oves high school sports, And that’s where she has drink,” Horn added. The it. We put a tree up one or 2 older brothers, all adopted, Shopping and a good soap discovered some of the big- German said teens also aren’t days bcforc Christmas, and and her family took care of a opera, and she can’t wait to gest differences between her allowed to get their driver’s thcn one or 2 days after total of I6 different foster get her driver’s license. home and host countries. In license until they’re 18, and Christmas we throw it out. children while she was grow- ‘She isn’t American, but the German schools, for ex- even then the cost is high, Germails don’t cclchrate ing up. exchange student, here from ample, Horn said there are about $2,000 to cover ex- Halloween or Thanksgiving, Wiesbaden, Germany, isn’t sports clubs, but school penses, including tuition at a according to the teen, who JoAnn indicatcd Horn, the couple’s fourth exchange nlike her classmates at Cass teams don’t exist. Still, she’s special school. said the big celebration of thc student, sccms to be eii.joy- Eity High School. enjoyed attending football Horn hopes to take driver’s year is held Dec. 3 1 -J;dn. 1, ; Horn arrived here Aug. 21 games, and singing with the education classes before arid is marked by tireworks ing herself, “Shopping - she spends a for a 10-month stay through choir at basketball games. heading back home. She displays and big parties corn- the Educational Resource “In Germany, we can’t also plans to accompany her lot of‘ money,” she added. pletc with food and loud “She picks up the Enquirer Development Trust. She is choose our subjects,” Horn host famidy on a visit to music. being hosted by Dean and pointed out, adding she en- Fran ken t h . cvery week, and she picked mu up on ‘Days of Our Lives’ John Rasmussen of Cass joyed having a choice this She recalled riding through Horn has already begun to City. year, and she took advantage Michigan’s “Little Bavaria” learn about some Amcrican real fast.” Worn has already graduated of the opportunity by taking after arriving in Cass City, customs first hand, including “Everything is good,” con- from high school in her home choir, which was not avail- and indicated all the lights the art ofcelebrating Hallow- cluded Horn, who indicated town, but she is attending able at hey high school. were a bit of a surprise for een. She said she dressed up she hops to havc a better She’s alsd taking Spanish, her. as a ghoulish “dcad Gt‘riii;in” understanding of America Small Business having already mastered En- Lights aren’t part of thc and took her host siblings, wheii she returns home. “I Owners: glish. “I like different lan- Christmas c e lehr a t i o n i n Jordyn, 2 1/2, and Shaiic, hope my English is going to guages,” said the 17 year old, A TIPP for your Germany, she said. “We one, trick-or-treating. he more good. I hope to employees who also speaks Italian and have Christmas, but it isn’t She noted she’s used to liv- know the culture better.” French, as well as her native German. GERMAN EXCHANGE student Andrea Horn, 17, holds some “She knew it - slang and German cookbooks, while host sibling Jordyn, 2 1/2, displays all, when she came here,” Living Word church JoAnn said of Horn’s com- a loaf of stollen bread sent by Horn’s family back home in mand of English. “You learn it in school, but Wiesbaden. Horn is staying with the Dean and JoAnn the European schools just welcomes Rev. Todd Rasmussen family in Cass City during her 10-month visit to teach the British English,” The Living Word Worship Indianola, Miss. ing a church with about a Horn said, noting television Center is a bigger church “Bef‘ore that I was in dozen members arid working the United States. Chmsing the right healthcare and her friends back home than the Rev. Mark Todd is Michigan for 3 years as a to expand both its ministry protection for you and your helped her to hone her employees is challengmg. Time used to serving as pastor. youth pastor,” he added, not- and congregation. The num- Insurance Cornpati) has American English skills. But the Mississippi native ing he spent X months as bcrs grew to an average at- .recently introduced its Horn has noticed other dif- doesn’t mind. In Fdct, he minister of youth and Chris- tendance of 1 00-plus, and in Prarsidium Plans designed for ferences in attending school, says it will be a change from tian education at the River- the process the church Not forgotten small groups of 3-50. Like the Praesidium name, which is thc here, including the way class his last church, wherc he side Tabernaclc Church o t’ moved out of its cramped latin word meaning to protect schedules are organized. In served not only as pastor, but God in Port Huron, and building and into the former or guard, Time’s Praesidium Germany, she explained, also Sunday School teacher, about 2 years in the same Trinity United Methodist Plans pmqde extensive Service honors memory of loved ones medical coverage for your high school classes are set up niusiclsinging leader - role at the Willow Run Church building at 6536 more like American univer- valuable employees even custodian. Church of God in Ypsilanti. Houghton St. The pain from the loss of a licly grieve, to publicly re- think it’s important that we sities. And, she added, “We Tme has been providing qualrry “Though it’s a larger “Actually, 1 started (in thc Todd said lie spoke with loved one doesn’t magically member, and it’s a time we come together as a commu- scnice and products since 1892 don’t have to walk from church to shepherd, the du- ministry) bcfore that. At age Tysick about possibly ac- disappear when the funeral is can bring people together nity.” When you select a Time health room to room there - the ties will be a little lighter,” 19, I started in youth minis- cepting the call to Cass City product you have the advantage over. who have similar pain. The floral tribute provided teachers are walking.” commented Todd, 28, who try in South Carolina, aiid after being contacted by the of o\ cr IO0 years of sound In fact, the grieving process “One thing I think is impor- perhaps the most touching The school hour is also during college, I worked iis fiscal management has accepted a call to the Living Word congregation. continues long after, which tant is that we let the survi- moment during last year’s shorter (45 minute periods), Cass City church, where he a youth pastor in Cleveland, “We were very impressed Contact ynur IOCdl Time is why Debra Kranz orga- vor know it’s OK that they service, Kranz recalled. “It Insurance reprcsentntivr and as are the school days (8 a.m. officially began his new du- Tenn.” and just put it in the Lord’s nized Service of Remem- pass thr TIPP on to your a still feel pain,” Kranz added. was just the most moving to noon or 1 p.m.). However, ties Sunday. Clcvcland is hotiic to Lee hands and began praying,” brance and Celebration last rmployees students attend year-round, The service, which will last experience. They need to be Originally froin South Ha- College, whcrc Todd eiunud he recalled. “We’re looking year in Cass City. More than an hour or less, consists of able to remember again. For mors Information conlack taking several mini-vaca- his Bachclor of Sciencc Dc- ven, Miss., Todd has been forward to building on the 100 people attended the spe- music, readings and floral “The (response) last year tions, ranging from one to 6 involved in the ministry for gree in 1991. foundation he’s laid here for Local &gi#trrcd Rtprmntatior cial service, held in Novem- tributes, in which survivors was very, very positive. I had weeks, during the year. Interestingly, Todd is rici 9 years. us. ber. are invited to place a flower people drive from as far as Newel1 Hams As for American teenagers, He comes to Cass City stranger to former Living E. “I enjoy pastoring. I love Kranz, owner of Little & in a basket in remembrance the Ohio border,” she said. “I P.O. Box 38 Horn observed there are very from the Rehoboth Church Word Pastor Scott Tysick, building the relationships Kranz Funeral Home, Cass Cus City, MI 4872Mwa few differences between of a loved one. hope it’s even bigger this of God in Canton, Ohio, who is now serving a church with people,” Todd said, City, hopes this year’s event, (517) 872-2688 young people here and in “I try to involve as many year and more people will where he was pastor to a in Waterford. “I’ve known “God did not call me to be slated for Nov. 10 at 3 p.m. Germany, although laws Scott for about 5 years,’’ he’ clergy as will participate. I come.’’ congregation of SO to 60 an evangelist. My hcart is at the United Methodist Rogtstered rspresentaltve what they can and galterning people for the past year. Hc said. in shepherding pcople. Church of Cass City, 4446 MOIIS cnntrul fila can’t do vary. Todd acknowledged Tysick Ih prcn irirludirifi Ixiit spent the previous year serv- ‘‘I’ll kind of he leading up Ale St,, will be even more iun\ and ~x~lu~iniiiInsurantc “They have to be 18 (years ing as pastor of the Pilgrim accomplished a great deal in the youth ministry as well. 7 art assurd and riirdrmnttrii In well received, Good Shepherd- Church uranrt Lonipan) Irlilwruh \\ 1 old) to go into video store,” a Re>t Church of God in his 7 years in Cass City, tak- I’ve always had a real heart “I started out inviting every arid burden for youth.” fanlily that I’ve taken care of, announces new officers Todd will scrve the local but I’ve basically opened it church along with his wife, up to anyone who’s experi- Ofticcrs at the Good Shep- lism, Ann Swiinson, Lisa Jayiie, and the couple’s 2 enced the death of a loved herd Lutheran Church, Cass Weaver and Karoline sons, William Zachary, 4, one, or a friend or to show City, were elected Tuesday Collins, and financial secre- and Austin Deon, 2 1/2. support of a friend who has at a quarterly meeting of tho tary, Beth McCallum. cxperienced a loss; to re- congregation. member someone they’ve Octagon loved,” Kranz said. P r esiden t is Wedding and Florida Direct The purpose of the special Witherspoon and vice-prcsi- Barn auction service, she explained, is to cjcnt,Other Ron ofiicers Rockwell. include: sec- Announcementsand give people the opportunity t to remember their loved ret ar y, M i chell e B arr i g ar ; next week 0 I1 es. treasurcr, Roger Gnagey; In vitatiom USED CARS “Death and grief is the one board of elders, Chuck Catalogs loaned Dorsch and Jim Jamieson; I The second annual Octagon thing we all have in common, overnight. Barn Benefit Auction will be no matter what our religious board of trustees, Dave Doerr, Ross McCallum, Tom I= REE Dsu6scR’pT’o‘ held ncxt wcek. beliefs,” she said. “I think it’s WlTH EACH ORDER. WHY PAY FOR A SNOWMOBILE Burns, Doris Keilitz, Johann The auction is scheduled for important that we come to- Wednesday, Nov. 13, starting gether to show our love and Schulz; board of education, at 7 p.m. at Northwood support. Linda Volz aiid Carla AND A BOAT WUEN YOU CAN BUY Dzielinski; hoard ofevange- I Shorcs Restaura-ut in Cass “It’s another chance to pub TWO VEHICLES City. Refreshments will be I A served. Admission is $5 in IN ONE - xlvance or $6 at the door. “It’s mostly drawings arid Now at Sommers’ Bakery paintings,” Pat Smith, a PRICED REDUCED! member of the Friends of the Octagon Barn Committee, NEW HOURS: said of the itenis to be auc- tioned 011. MOn. - Thurs. 7 a.m. to 7 pBmB “We have 22 yicturcs from the (Octagon Barn) calendar Fri. & Sat. Open 24 Hours (WAS $7,000) - the originals, and we’ve got several water colors, a Sunday - Close at 5 PBmB painted hand saw, circular saw blades that have been Great for Duck Hunting, Ice Fishing and Pleasure painted. and we have aerial photos of the barn.” 0 to 50 M2H. within 100 distance on ice or water feet Last year’s inaugural auc- All of November is tion, held in conjunction with the annual Octagon Barn Florida’s Finest Festival in Gagctown, gener- $ Fever$ ated about $1,000. Used Car Selection “We’re hoping to double that this year, but we need SPECIALS IN BAKERY & RESTAURANT THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL people to buy tickets and BOT^ come,” Smith said. 1992 GEO METRO, GT All of‘the proceeds from thc auction will go towards ef- 7 1,000 miles, loaded, air, forts to preserve the barn. 4-door, 3-cylinder, no rust, The historical structure has auto, like new hccn prepared for another winter, according to Smith, $4,300 OR BEST OFFER who said the Friends of the Octagon Barn now plan to (BOOKVALUE $5,200) focus on additional roof re- FOR MORE INFORMATION pairs. (517) 872-2007 or Tickcts to the auction art: availahle by contacting (517) 658-2560 Smith at 872-5 125 or Norma Ask for Eli Simpson Wallact at 872-2657, at Community Bank in Caro, or BAKERY and RESTAURANT at First of America Bank or ACROSS FROM STOCKYARD - 6396 E. CAS$ CITY ROAD Nel’s Kitchcn, both located Cass City Phone 872-3577 in Gagetown. 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TCC NATIONAL WLWL ‘BCAS 5 0 7 2 post easv win over Peck EPBP 417 21“ U USA 326 3 crawled back into the contest Roller. CassClty 2 3 4 5 North Branch Wesleyan day in their final NCTL bout. with 5 tield goals in the paint 0adAxe 1 4 2 7 provided no treats for Coach Against the Eagles, Sandy Marlene 0 5 0 9 area from seniors Jennifer Dean Roller’s lady Bulldogs Hable and Bulldog Melissa Winchester and Kate Powers. Halloween night as the Vargo traded a pair of has- * Denotes conference champion Wesleyan held Owen-Gage Eagles halted Owen-Gage’s kets in the maiden quartcr, to 8 points in the final stanza TCC AMERICAN 4 game win streak. which ended with the hosts to prcservc the win. WLW L Valerie Curell’s game high in front 11-8. Deckerville 6 0 8 1 “Their quickness gave us 16 points led the hosts to a Coach Paul Lcpor’s Eaglus Sandusky 4 2 7 2 lots of trouhlc,” said Roller. low scoring 40-35 non-con- were able to build a 23-17 H. Beach 4 2 7 2 Against Peck, Owen-Gage Reese 426 3 ference win. margin by the intcrnussion as jurnped out front 16-9 and Ubly 244 5 Earlier in the week, on Curell started to heat up froni iiever looked hack. Mayville 1 5 1 8 Tuesday, Owen-Gage had an the perimeter. Cros-Lex 0 6 1 8 Owen-Gage increased their easy time with North Cen- Curell gave the hosts their advantage to 32-15 by the Denotes conference champion tral Thumb League foe Peck biggest lead early in the 3rd and recorded a 60-36 victory hrcak as Powers tallied 11 of stanza as she connectcd on a her game high 17 points, NCTL in their final home league tilt. pair of shots from hehind ttw WLW L The Bulldogs are scheduled 3-point arc. Owen-Gage put all doubts Kingston 5 0 9 0 the ganie’s outcome to rest to meet North Huron Thurs- Trailing 3 1 19, Owcn-Gage of Peck 415 4 - in tho 3rd period as they held CPS 233 N. Huron 2 3 2 Peck to only 6 points during A-Fairgrove 1 4 2 P Nominate Powers the frame. 0-Gage 1 4 1 8.’ Bcsides Powers, Owen-

Denotes conference champion i for athletic award FRIDAY’S RESULTS Ubly 22, Bad Axe 7 Katherine Powers, a senior Harbor Beach 32. Cass City 14 at Owen-Gage High School, USA 26, Reese 12 has been nominated for the BULLDOG MELISSA VARGO looks for an open passing lane Frankenmuth 23, EPBP 22 1996 Wendy’s High School Sandusky 57, Marlene 0 Deckerville 22, Armada 0 Heisman Award. Thursday at North Branch. Vargo scored 6 points in the Bull- Yale 30, Cros-Lex 20 The national awards pro- Kingston 38, Mayville 8 gram recognizes the accom- dogs’ 40-35 non-conference setback. Mia 45. Owen-Gage 6 plishments of high school 0-G ends down I .*: 3 Capac 19, Peck 14 senior men and women who Arenac Eastern 61, Akron-Fairgrove 0 Fabulous Almont 59. North Huron 6 excel in academics, athletics and community involve- football vear SATURDAY’S RESULTS ment. rr Four’s I Dryden at CPS (Forfeited by CPS) More than 20,000 schools Owen-Gage ended a long quarter scoring with the nosts F Garber 42. BCAS 36, 30Ts gridiron season Friday at in front 7-0. End ot regular season were invited to nominate stu- Final dents. Entries will be evalu- Mio, suffering a 45-6 defeat. Owen-Gage got that score ated by a scholastic review The loss puts rookie Coach back early in the 2nd period 1 John 1 Clarke 1 Tom 1 Doug Doug Hassler’s Bulldogs in when quarterback Joe Haire Haire Montgomery Hyatt service to narrow the field to Results -I I 1,020 state finalists and theb the record books with a 1-8 Salcido hit Derek Howard mark. with a 35 yard scoring strike. to.. 102__ state award winners. Heisman Memorial Trophy Last week’s record 8-2 TCC NATIONAL including the District of Co- Week activities. Male and Mio drew first blood in the Howard’s touchdown recep- Final Percentages (67-24) 74% (72-19)7-3 79% 8-2(73-18) 80% yii-23) 75% WLWL tilt when Jeff tion was the first Bulldog 1 I ! 1 BCAS 7 1135 lumbia. female national award win- non-league EPBP 62115 Twelve national finalists ners will bc honored during McMullin found pay dirt touchdown through the air on Cess City 5 3 10 7 will be invited to New York a national tclecast Saturday, from 21 yards out. The kick the year. It would also be Marlene 3 5 8 9 Saginaw Valley State University + City to participate in the DE. 14, on ESPN. for point after ended the first their 1ast . BadAxe 2 6 6 11 The Thunderbolts closed USA 17374 the half scoring 22 unan- Cass City Program BCAS (2) - at Marlette; vs. Cass Crty swered points. Greg . -4ass City High School i: EPBP (2) - at USA; at Bad Axe Sidebottom scored on a 15 - CIS. City (2) - at Bad Axe; at BCAS yard pass play, followed by * Conference games only. touchdown runs of 7 and 5 Thursdays at Cass City TCC AMERICAN yards by McMullin. 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. WLWL McMullin scored his 4th November 7,14,21 ‘H.Beach 10 1 16 .1 touchdown shortly after the Deckerville 8 3 10 8 intermission on a 26 yard December 19 Sandusky 7 3 15 3 January 2 Reese 5598 scamper, while Sidebottom Ubly 4690 collected the winners’ final Make an appointment or Mayville 2 E 3 15 touchdown on a 6 yard run. iust walk in. Scheduling & Registration Cros-Lex 0 10 1 17 Defensive1y, Owen -Gage For more ihformation or to make got 12 stops from Aaron * Clinched conference title an appointment call Baker. Bill Schlak and Brad 1-800-968-9500. NCTL Koch split 18 tackles. WLWL “Lack of experience hurt us Kingston 13 0 16 1 all year long,” said Hassler. Port Hope 10 2 13 4 0-Gage 93106 “We are only losing 4 seniors A-Fairgrove 6578 and have 19 returnees. Six- Peck 59512 teen of those players got ex- Caseville 30311 tensive playing time.” CPS 3 11 4 14 s, . .&.>. 6.ia------e- N. Huron 1 11 2 15 - * Clinched conference title CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD - There appears to be a bright Tuesday, Nov. 5 hoop future for the 0-G basketball team. The Bulldogs have EPBP at Harbor Beach Bad Axe at Ubly a long history of success in girls’ basketball and it appears as Port Hope at A-Fairgrove Owen-Gage at Kingston if the tradition will continue. Front row, from left: Sarah Peck at Marlene CPS ai NBW Rievert, Ashley Adams, Melissa Ziehm, Dawn Enderle. Back row: Coach Brian Wright, Jenna Root, Erin Salcido and Ste- WEDNESDAY’S GAME Sandusky vs. Mayvitle (Palace) fanie Lowry.

THURSDAY’S GAMES , Cess City at Bad Axe Tournament winners EPBP at USA Reese at Cros-Lex Ubly at Deckewille Caseville at A-Fairgrove . Owen-Gage at North Huron 0-G hoop future bright NBWat Peck Au Gres at Kingston

FRIDAY’S GAMES Mayville at Sandusky . BCAS a! Marlene

I In thu regular season thc girls dolcatud North Huron, 3g- 17 a~ld25-21, ii11dAkro11, 26-9 alii1 2.5-7. Casevillo Wil\ dcli.atcti, 2 1-9 and 18- 14. The only loss ot the season was IO 1riiiiiiiii uel Luther an’s 8th grade teaill, 35-20. 0- Ci’s 7th grack dctcatcd thc L\itherans, 4 I - 17. L)iiriIig thc ycar Salcido scorcd 122 points.

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The final football game Of Behnke, 230-pound hack. bor Beach. Hahn and Diegel, 10 tackles Klinkman, Spc*ricc*r.C'hd the season proved to be a The Pirates netted 374 yards me second HawkTD cme each, Middaugh. Raq Mcrudith. microcosnl of the season for all on the ground. on a Z4-yard run by Oesch* Coach Oesch said that he Josh Little Nld L)c.linis Pisha. the Cass City Red Hawks. Harbor Beach scored twice was very pleased with the The Hawks bowed to Harbor in the first quarter. Behnke Leading the offense for shown by the se- t-t: HlC Beach, which was simply too capped a 59-yud drive, go- Cass City were Oesch, with strong for his team, Coach ing over from the one. 53 yards in 8 carries, and niors on the team and hoped First ~owIls 12 20 Tom Oesch said after the 32- Later in the period Behnke Ryan Brinkman, with 52 that next year's seniors Rush attenlpls 26 63 would provide similar lead- Rush yds. 13s 3744 14 loss to the Pirates Friday. broke loose for 50 yards in yards in 5 attempts. ership. But like it has all season, the the key play in a drive that Pass, coniplerr 8- I4 0-3 team played hard even covered 65 yards. On defense, Tim Spencer It was the final game for 9 Yards pass 1130 01 though it was behind 20-0 at The winners made it 20-0 was credited with 14 tackles, seniors. They are: Oesch, Fumhles the half and the Beachers at the half, Behnke scored Oesch had 12 and Chris' Diegel, Hahn, Matt Penalties 1-10 4-30 clearly were dominating the from 13 yards out. game. Oesch said that it spoke vol- While a 4 win, 5 loss sea- umes for his players that they son is not one that will be refused to fold in the last half fondly remembered, it was a even though the game was positive one for Hawk fans. was out of reach and there It came on the heels of of a was nothing at stake in the 1-8 season and a program game, that was in shambles. Cass City got on the We need to be stronger, scoreboard on a 70-yard Oesch said, as he assessed Screen pass from Chad CASS CITY'S Chad Diegel (#11) and Matt Oesch (#7) bring the season, and spend time in Diegel to Matt Oesch in the the weight room to get where third quarter. Diegel then hit down Harbor Beach's Rob Behnke during Friday night's sea- wc want to be. Ryan Brinkman for the ex- son-ending contest in Harbor Beach, Behnke rushed for more Harbor Beach won the trapoints, game the old Fashioned way, That touchdown was one of than 200 yards and scored 4 touchdowns in the Pirates' 32-14 playing smash nlouth foot- 2 that the Hawks scored in win over the Red Hawks. ball behind its big line and the last half to match a pair the power running of Rob of Scores registered by Har- Cass City wins plair - I Hoop team to chall renge leaders Amc r i c it n L)1 v 1 1 on . free throws hy Kara It's showdown time for the hall tcani. Timu tor the s first 3 periods before Coach M cl nd or f. Cass City Red Hawk haskct- Hawks to show that they Cass City stretched its win- IC Jim Mastie made sure that belong among the top teams ning strtxk to 6 in a row last The output negated a fairly everyone saw action. in both divisions 01' [he wcek with easy wins over deccnt first period for Cass Ulfig netted 8 points in the Thunih C Leagile. the Caro Tigers, 57-32, and City, which jumped off to a second period to lead the It will he decided by tlic Miulettc, 43-30. 13-10 lead in the first 8 min- Hawks to a 28-17 half-time The Marlcttc Rcd Raiders utes behind 3 haskcts hy results of' the t'inal 3 gatncs. advantage. The Hawks cun- KARA MELLENDORF is surrounded by Car0 Tigers but still man- Thursday tho Hawks play at fell hut'orc a strong third Shelly UI tig. At thc half the tinued to pull away in the last Bad Axc and noxt Tucsday, qiiartcr surge hy Cass City host Raiders were in front half, leading 42-25 going aged to connect on this short jumper from inside the key for ('ass C;ity. at National Division It.adcr al'tcr o11c of the tuiini's typi- 18-17. into the fourth quarter and Bay City All Saints. A Hawk ca I SI ow first ha 1 ve s. which The third period has he- adding to the margin with a win would cnahle Lakers (h- have plagued thu tcani all longed to Cass City most ot' 15-7 advantage in thc final 8 2) to gain a shim of'thc title. year. the year and it certainly did mi nutes . Thc last game of' tliu rcgular- The second quarter was es- against M~lette.While the 11 t (1 Raiders shut down Cass soason pits the Hawks pec i a1 1y trust r a t i g C ass CC - CAKO against Harbor Bcach (1 6- City. Thc team's total pc?int City's inside game, thc [ARE 1 ), the leader of the Thumb oiitprlt wiis a haskct and 2 Hawks countered with some EYE CASS CITY - MahXE 0-0 fine shooting from 3-point (1-2) 1; Mastle 1-0 (0-0) 2; range. Ashlie Chappel Brown 1-0 (3-4) 5; Anthony & I) whipped in 3 treys and Lind- EYEWEAR 1-0 (0-0) 2; Chappel 2-0 (2- FURNITURE NEED A NEW LOOK? say Maharg added another 2) 6; Daniel 2-0 (3-4) 7; Rea FOR EVERYONE whilc the Marlcttc offcnsc 2-0 (0-0) 4; Ulfig 8-0 (6-7) went into the deep freeze. 22; Melleidorf 2-0 (0-4) 4; Going into the tinal quar- MUIIW2-0 (0-0) 4. * Professional eye ter, the Hawks were in front TOTALS - 21-0 (15-25)57. exams lust in time 33-23. The teams played on Prescriptions filled near even terms the rest of CAR0 - Hol1Ilt:s 0-1 (0-0) thc way and the Hawks 3; Sicland 1-0 (0-0) 2; King Large selection of chalked up thcir second win 1-0 (0-0) 2; Bastian 6-0 (2- f ra 111 es UPHOLSTERY of the year over Marlettc. 4) 14; Montei 1-0 (2-4) 4; All types of contacts Cass City's scoring was well Sayers 2-0 (3-4) 7. FABRIC divided, with Ulfig, 12, and TOTALS - 1-1 1 (7-12) 32. + No-line bifocals Sale good Mellendorf, 10, in double .Glasses repaired fi g ur es. Me1 a n i c Pu s h i n g CASS crry - 2P0AId MARLETTE 9 Blue Cross & VSP Nov. 5 to Nov. 12 scored 12 for the losers. 7HOURS: Mon -Fn. 8 a.m. . 530 ~.I-II., participant CAKO GAME CASS CITY - MahiirF 0-3 - 1- Sat. 8 a.m. - 4:3o p.m. DAVID C. 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The 0wend ale-G aget own assurancc model. "Student Achievement and employment in our nation's Area Schools, the st'gff will Area Schools have been se- Schools involved in this Citizenship - By the year economy, he focusing on the language Cass City High School 1st Chappel, Carey Chard, Micklash, Jason Mohr, Mar- lected hy the Huron Tnterme- pro.ject will develop a pro- 2000, all students will leave "Teacher Education and arts cu rr ic u I u m . Teachers 111 ar ki n g pcr i od honor r o 11 : Anianda Cureton. Jim Dale, tin Mulrenin, Charles diatc School District as one cess to provide assurance to grades 4, 8 and 12 having Professional Development and administrators will he Kyle Daniel, Rebecca Dore, Myers, Jason Osantowski, of 5 pilot schools paiticipat- parents and Community demonstrated competency 9TH GRADE - provided with ongoing pro- Brenda DuQuesnay, Luke Laura Osantowski, Beth ing in a regional Goals 2000 nieiiibers that locally over challenging subject By the year 2000, thc fessional ckvelopment which Frederick, Denny Gibson, Phillips, Andrea Rea, Amber curriculum implcmcntation adopted curriculum a1 i gns matter including English, nation's teaching force will supports curriculum imple- All A's - Nicole Doerr, Ron Hawley, Jessica Rienstra, Kurt Russell, project. with state goals and stan- mathematics, science, for- have access to programs for mentation. Lindsay Gaszczynski. Mel- H end ers o n . Jeremy Marie Russell, Timothy Huron County ISD, in con- dards arid is being effectively eign languages, civics and the con t i 11 ued i nipr uvenic n t issa Homakie, David Sutter. Kilbourn, Nicholas King, Sherman, Brad Sweeney, A leadership series for all i11 n c t i o n with ed~ca t i on a1 implemented in each class- government, economics, of their professional skills B or better - Emily Timothy King, Laura Craig Swiderski, Laura school districts within the 4 p art n e r s S a g i n ii w Va 1 1e y room. arts, history and geography, and the opportunity to ac- B en nett, Just i 11 Car ah all 0, Kundinger, Ashley Little, Truemner, Randy Whittaker, in i 01 State University, Bay-Arenac Based on the National Edu- and every school in America quire the knowledge and termed ate scho district Jason Danim, Adam David Mellendorf, Joel Anna Yost, Tina Younglove. ISD, Clare-Gladwin ISD and cation Goals 2000, the will ensure that all students skills needed to instruct and region will be offered to su- Dor 1 and, Amber Dun n, Nicol, Dennis Porter, Matt Tuscola County ISD, re- Michigan Department of learn to use their minds well, prepare all American stu- p er i n ten de n t s, p r i n c i p a 1s , Travis Eyer, Aleasha Field, Ross, Scott Ruggles, Kevin 12TH GRADE wived a grant to support col- Ed u c at i o n grant add r e s scs so they may be prepared for dents for the next century. curriculuni directors and Matt Gilliam, Andrea Schott, Jon Sherman, Shawn school irnproverncnt chair- laboration in developing a the following national goals responsible citizenship, fur- Goh s 111a 11, Jesse H i 11 a ker, Talaski, Savannah Thorp, All A's - Katie Anthony, c urr i cu 1u m i ni p 1menta t i o n for teaching and learning: ther learning, and productive At 0wen d a le-G aget o w n persons. Jalal Khoury, Shawn Julie Westfall, Ralph Wilke Candice Cherniawski, Klinknian. David Kolh, 11, Jason Wright, John Amanda Deering, Lee Effie Kr~ig,Paul Langmaid, Wright, Di 11on, Jessica Frederick, Daniel McGee, Ryan McIn- Sam Hobbs, Kurt tosh, Jessica Meeker, Justin Iwan kovi tsch, Joseph Miller. Lindsey Mills, Kim llTH GRADE Khoury, Marcia Klaus, Matt Morrish, Melissa Myers, Klinkman, Chad LaJoie, Mclanie Nizzola, Cari 0 Joshua Lounsbury, Todd Hara, Jenny Parsell, Matt All A's - Tamniy Acker, Milligan, Dave Murphy, Perry. S tcphanie Pierce, Ryan Bennett, Joshua Jaime Parsell, Brad Speirs. Hi:a the r Po iller o y , J er em i e Brinkman, Lori Brown, Julie B or better - Elizabeth Re msi n g , M cg an Romstad, Erla, Cara Graichen, Shan- Bashur, Nichol Becker, Kristy Ryan, Travis non Haley, Cyrus Hcaly, Nathan Buehrly, Stacey Schneeherger, Tracy Talaski, Serena Healy, Kristy Hicks, Ceranski, Ashlie Chappel, Aaron Volz. Katie Wood. Emily Hopper, Ryan Lesley Colling, Jackie Hutchinson, Lindsay Diebel, Chad Diegel, Maharg, Janis Mastie, Leah Amanda Guinther, Ann Shagene, Heather Woidan. Hawley, Andrea Horn, lOTH GRADE B or better - Aaron Bahb, Heather Hulhurt, Brooke J en n i fer B ec k w i t h , B eck y Hurley, Shelly Ingrao, Dan All A's - Aaron Barrigar, Bennett, S t e p h an i e Kingsland, Joni Laming, Amanda Board, Ryan Burleson, Amy Butler. Col- Josh Little, Shawna Long, Downing, Nathan Haag, leen Cartwright, Christina Amanda Lowe, Gia Shelly Hendrick, Dave Doerr, Sarah Dore, Ryan Mellendorf, Raymond Hohhs. Rose Hoelzle, Dorland, Jennifer Eyer, Meredith, Laura Moore, Daniellu Laming. Steve Jonathan Fohear, Thomas Terri Moore, Victoria M u I n t o sh , K ar a M el lend or f, Fu 1c her, J oshu a G a1 1ow a y , Munoz, Jason Nicol, Matt Amanda Morrish, Susan Maria Garety, Adam Oesch, Jeff Powell, Jamie 0' Hara. Becky Oesch. Brad H an se 1 m an , J en n i fer Remsin g, Richard lioche. Adan) Stoeckle, H a y n e s , Me1 i s s a H e i n 1e i n , Robinson, Brent Ruggles, Marissa Sweeney, Amy Shawn Henn, Rachel Hoard, Tim Spencer, Jenny Sugden, Venema, Eric Zawilinski, Tim Hoppe, Chris Irvine, Joey Urban, Danielle Nicole tic Zaw i li nski . Cheryl Laming, Aaron Westfall, Josh Williams, B or hetter - Vicky Ben- Long, Rebecca Lowc, Riyan George Wright, Jason ,iam i n . B r i ;in B row n , M and y Lowman, Cory Mayer, 73111 Wright, Renee Zawilinski. Cass City Girl Scouts active in many community projects Cass City Girl Scouts have made decorations for the the cookie order forms and hccn very active since Sep- Community Thanksgiving explaining the rules of the Elect to Save on,., tember. Junior Troop 22 1 Dinner and baked goods for sale. Mixed Vegetables, Sweet Peas, and Brownie Troop 1081 the library sale. This troop The cookie sale is being Niblets Corn, or Cut Green went horseback riding. The also hosted a Halloween held Nov. 1 through Nov, 17. Beans Junior troop earned the party and Cookie Kick-off Delivery to customers will Horse Lover's badge and the Oct. 28. Approximately 107 be Dec. 7 to Dec. 15. The - Brownie troop completed scouts and family members money the girls earn is used Green Giant one of the bridging to Jun- met at the VFW hall to play to pay for camp, conimunity ' iors requirements. Troop 221 games, take part in a cos- service prqjects, field trips Vegetables also donated craft items they tume contest and donated andUpcoming badges. events include ' madc to thc library sale, needed health and fond went to Scream In The Night items to the families in The Mitten Tree, which is : with troop 958 in Midland, Owendale who lost their the collection of mittens to ; arid attended Camp Fowler homes in a recent fire. The he donated to the local : with Troop 151 for fall Cookie Kick-off portion of schools. The girls will also : camp. the evening consisted of bc Christmas caroling at : Brownie troop 15 1 has cookie tasting, handing out Tendercare.

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Bond JB’s Crew 21 Charniont 18 FRIDAY NIGHT was sentenced last week in ing last December in Day- lawful use ofa motor vehicle a $60 victim crime fee. was continued at $5,000. ’’ Team #7 21 New England Life 17 MIXED DOUBLES Tuscola County Circuit ton Township. June 1 in Arbela Township/ .Karl A. Bearinger, 44, .Troy E. Giddings, 21, Live Wires 18 1/2 Cass City Sports 13 1/2 Nov. 1 Court to 2 years probation A pre-sentence investiga- Indian fields Township. Caro, was sentenced to 20 to Millington, was sentenced to ’ Cass City Tire 17 Pro-Temp 13 aiid I80 days in jail. tion was ordered and bond A pr e- sen tenc e i ti ve st i ga- 60 ycars in prison for his 2 years probation and 180 Dott Manufacturing 15 1/2 Homesteaders 11 Jegsters 49 Roger C. Smith, 29, was was continued at $5,000. tion was ordered, bond was pleas of guilty to 2 counts days in jail, with work re- Dee’s M.P. Rockets 14 Independent Bank 7 Split Happens 40 also ordered to pay $1,000 Sentencing was scheduled continued at $5,000 and of first degree criminal lease, for his plea of guilty Cable-ettes 14 Husarick was remanded to Gators 36 in court costs and fines plus for Dec. 1 3. sexual conduct, habitual of- to fourth degree criminal 1 Pizza Villa 13 High Series & Games: B. us 35 $720 in oversight t‘ees and a *Todd A. Sefton, 18, the custody of the sheriff’s fender. involving a victim at sexual conduct Oct. 20,’: Kingsland 707 (278-216- 9-N- A-Wipglc 32 $60 victim crime fee. Mayville, pleaded guilty to department. Sentencing is least 13 years of age but un- 1995, in Millington. HighTeam Series & Game: 2 13),T. Comment 700 (258- Gr u mbler s 30 Sinith previously pleaded larceny over $100 and con- to be set. der 16 years between May Giddings was ordered to Cass City Tire 3050 & 1081. 238), J. Milletics 694 (256- Easy 7 29 guilty to a reduced charge of spiracy to commit larceny *Lrvin L. Holtzhouse, 66, 12, 1995, and April 22, undergo mental health coun- High Series: M. Truemner 233), D. Englehardt 661 Rare Form 29 felonious assault and resist- Sept. 22 in Caro. Caro, pleaded innocent to 2 1996. seling and pay $300 in costs ’ 532, B. Watson 544, D. (233-224)’ D. O’Dell 656 The Family 27 ing and obstructing a police A pre-sentence investiga- counts of second degrec *Cecil M. Randall, 37, and fines plus attorneys fees ‘ Mathewson 500, B. Peyerk (244-224), R. Kerkau 654 7- 10’s 26 ot‘ticer. He was originally tion was ordered and bond criminal sexual conduct ai- Caro, pleaded innocent to a and a $60 victim crime fee. 496, C. Hill 490. (226-2 17-2 1 1 ), L. Morgan Misfits 23 cturged with assault with was continued at $6,000. legedly involving a: victim charge of third degree crimi- Vernon E. Clapsaddle, 36, ** High Games: M. Truemner 652 (227-226), J. Mushenski under the age of 13 years last “Cut Throat’’ 22 intent to murder in connec- Sent en ci ng was scheduled nal sexual conduct allegedly Cass City, was sentenced to I 212, B. Peyerk 198, B. 651 (235-222), A. Reed 644 tion with the JUW 25 inci- for Dec. 13. September in Caro/ involving a victim at least 13 365 days in jail, with work! Watson 207, V. Patera 190, (228-225), C. Anthes 643 Men’s High Series: G. dent in Novcsta Township. *Lewis E. Henderson Jr., Fairgrove Township. ~ ycars of age hut under 16 release, for his plea of guilty :: C. Hill 175, J. Kaye 176, B. (234), R. Byrnes 628 (23S), Smith 625, T. Potrykus 582, According to reports tiled 39, Rowlett, Texas, pleaded A motion for a psychologi- years July 19 in Caro. to operating a motor vehicle: Botku 170, D. Mathewson M. Jackson 626 (241-226), B. Potrykus 571. at the Michigan State Police guilty to failure to pay child cal evaluation of the defen- A motion to conduct a fo- while under the influence of :’ 173. R. Lewis 623 (217), L. Men’s High Game: M. post in Cxo. Smith fired 15 support sinceAug. 30, 1995. dant was granted by the rensic exam of the defendant liquor, third offense, Aug. 11 * Toniaszewski 623 (214), D. London 234, G. Smith 227. rounds at the George Mester Henderson wiis remanded court, which continued bond was granted by thc court. in Cass City. Shannon 622 (226-225), R. Women’s High Series & res i d cn ce , 5 244 Shah bo n a to custody of the sheriff’s at $5,000. *Chad C. Williams, 23, He was ordered to pay- MONDAY NIGHT THIO Witherspoon 622 (274), D. *Edward G. Carter, 18, Game: B. Watson 532 (193)., - ,- Rd.. with a Chinese assault department. A presentence Vassar, pleaded guilty to $1,500 in costs and fines Oct. 28 Orton 61 8 (232), J. Johnston High Team Series: Jegsters ri ne. ’ investigation was ordered Vassar, was sentenced to 5 probation violation - fail- plus attorneys fees. 616 (236), J. Langctiburg 2 100. No one was home at the and bond was set at $500. years probation and 365 ure to report to his supervis- *Charles Johnson, 50, Gemini Plastics 38 613 (234)’ G.Robinson 61 1 High Team Game: US 749. time of’ thc shooting. How- Sentencing was scheduled days in jail, with worksite ing probation agent. Caro, pleaded guilty to ag- Morell’s Used Tractors 36 (222-21 l), B. Rutkoski 607 ever. reports state Smith for Dec. 20. privileges, for his plea of no Williams’ pre-sentence in- gravated stalking last June/ Gene’s Roofkg 35 (221-215), J. Smithson 602 THURSDAY NITE THIO thcii walked to the nearby *Daniel R. Laiikey, 18, De- contest to a charge of sec- vestigation report was or- July in Caro. Hyatt Farms 11 34 (276), T. Potrykus 592 (2201, Oct. 31 homc o t’ Mester’s brother, troit, was sentenced to 180 ond degree criminal sexual dered updated. Sentencing A pre-sentence investiga- Charmont Motel 30 B. Anthes 586 (238), D. Charles, and fired another 15 days in jail for his plea of conduct involving a victim is to be set. tion was ordered for the de- Phil’s Barber Shop 28 under the age of 13 years Kirkbride 585 (226), B. Pioneer Seeds 26 1/2 rounds at a detached garage guilty to attempted abscond- *Ryan N. Sholes, 20, Caro, fendant, who was remanded I Pro-Temp Heating 25 Potrykus 583 (210), V. NEIC 25 where several of Mester’s ing or forfeiting bond May July 4, 5 or 6 in V~ssar. pleaded innocent to unlaw- to the custody of the sheriff’s :, Charm on t 25 Trisch 576 (2141, F. General Cable 24 1/2 fricnds and relatives were 31 in Caro. He was re- Carter was also ordered to fully driving away an auto- department. Sentencing is: Bad Men 18 Bardwell- . 573 (210). M. Lutz Killers Auto Parts 21 1/2 standing. No one was in- manded to the custody of the undergo mental health and mobile Oct. 7 in Indianfields - -1 to be set. 555, P. McIntosh 555 (210), Hyatt 21 1/2 jured. sheriff’s deDartment. b High Series & Games: J. T. Summers 232, W. Marlette Oil &Gas 21 *Louis Mistura Jr., 36, NEED NEW CAR Smithson 682 (235-235- GuiIither 216, J. Krol 214. Courity Wide Builders 18 0‘1’ HE H P K OC E: ED IN GS A OR TRUCK? 212), T. Wegener 599 (238), Millington, pleaded no con- Mycogen Plant Sciences 18 test to a charge of second R. Kerkau 658 (225-215- MERCHANETTE Martin Electric 13 111 other circuit court pro- 218), J. Zawilinski 202, T. LEAGUE degree criminal sexual con- IGA 11 uccdings last week: duct involving a child at q$* Davis 212, W. Guinther 210, Oct. 31 .Lisa L, Kortman, 26, was M. Spencer 210, T. Furness High Team Series: General scritenced to 2 years proba- least 13 years of age but un- 210. C ar o Chiropractic 20 Cable 2057. tioti and 30 days in jail, with der 16 years July 17 in HighTeam Series & Game: Form You 3 19 1/2 High Team Game: Pioneer work relcase, for her plea of Vassar Township. “OVER 200 NEW & USED CARS Pro-Temp Heating 178 1 Heartland Home Care 19 Seeds 762. guilty to embezzlement be- A pre-sentenck investiga- AND TRUCKS AVAILABLE” tion was ordered and bond (615). Detroit Mison 17 High Series 6t Games: G. twcon May 10, 1995, and b h Thumh Auto Wash 16 Smith 701 (233-210-268), Jan. 18, 1996, in Caro. was continued at $10,000, MERCHANTS Nel’s Kitchen 16 G. Robinson 701 (266-210), Shc was also ordered to Sentencing was scheduled “Every Make and Model” Oct. 30 Rolling Hills 14 K. Martin 696 (247-215- undergo substance abuse for Dec. 6. Ron Ouvry All Season Rental 13” 234), Doug O’Dell 695 counseling and pay $200 in *Ronald A. Clyne, 37, Home 872-2495 For Your Best Buy v Cole Carbide 26 Northwood Golf 11 1/2* (238-237-220), D. Heleski CWO, pleaded guilty to One Soundz by Greg 24 costs and fines plus attor- Business 269-9781 J.B.’s Crew 10 668 (234-214-215), Duane neys fees, $27.064 in resti- count of larceny .in a __build- CALL ME TODAY! 1 * Points to be adjusted. O’Dell 661 (245-224), E. tution,‘ $240 in oversight Champagne 633 (277), T. fees arid a $40 victim crime Now at High Actual Team Series & Babich 629 (21 7-2 12), D. f‘ee. DISCIPLESHIP Game: Caro Chiropractic Doerr 623 (216-223), E. *Ronald C. Christian, 20, 1888 & 672. Schmaltz 597 (223), K. Caro, pleaded guilty to Family Book Store 500 Series: K. O’Dell 530, Pichla 586 (257), R. Pringle grand larceny and con- S. Hutchinson 5 18, Pat 585, B. Biebel230, W. Lam- spiracy to commit grand lar- McIntosh 513, J. Krol 508, ing 224, J. Baker 221, D. ceny Sept. 22 in Caro. 1 Beautiful C. Wallace 504, N. Wallace Dickinson 213, J. Hacker A pre-sentence investigg- - Thanksgiving 503. 213, D. Bcccher 212. tion was ordered. Sentenc- 200 Games: D, Shaw 202, ing was scheduled for Dec. Cards S. Hutchinson 201. 6. THURSDAY MORNING Sowing Bibles Gift Items *Timothy J. Ziegler, 40, COFFEE LEAGUE in space Vassar, entered a plea of Cassettes Books Oct. 31 guilty to possession with in- Pass tent to deliver marijuana, Don’t Cards Up NASA has found that the i Compact Discs ~ Dee’s M.P, Rockets 27 and fleeing and eluding po- Alley Cats 23 rigors of cold and weight- lice July 2 in Denmark T-shirts Videos Unpredictables 22 lessness during space flight Township . 1 *Ornaments STAR 17 have no adverse effects on A pre-sentence investiga- KREW 17 the ahility of vegetable seeds tion was ordered and bond This Great Buy 111 Golden Oldies 14 to resist natural infection. was continued at $7,500. ... i1 That nicans that seeds should Sentencing was scheduled * High Series & Game: J. he able to grow and provide for Dec. 13. 1* fresh vegetables to future as- HOURS: T-TH 10a.m.-6 p.m. Stevens 540 (201). .Edward C. Eddy, 23, Fri. 10 a.rn.4 p.m., High Team Series: Dee’s tronauts on long duration Mayville, pleaded guilty to M.P. Rockets 177 1. trips to Mars. attempted possession with intent to deliver rnari+juanii July 22 in Fremont Town- ship. A pre-sentence investigation was ordered, bond was Uncle Sam is giving small businesses continued at $2,000 and the 1 another retirement plan to choose from. dcfendant was remanded to the custody of the sheriff’s which way you go? depart n le11t . S t: I 1t c n c i ng was Now do scheduled for Dee. 13. Attend one ofthe two SEMINARS tofrnd out. *Ryan D. Malkowski, 18, A Merrill Lynch Financtal Consultant. can help you uncierstmcl which opt.ion is right for your husiness, and what you may need to decidt: by thc md of the year. Read Congress recently enatrted legislation that replaces thc SAHSEF retlrement plan Meg’s Peg with t.hc SIMPLE (Savings Incentive Mat.ch Plan for Enip1oyc:crs) plan. Unfortunately, the creat-Ion of t.he SIMPLE plan won’t net:wsarIly make it easy for small bustnrss own(:rs to r‘lecidv which plan to offer: 401 (K), 403(b), SEI’, SNISEP. Profit. Sharing, Ikfincd Cont.ri- bution or SIMPLE‘? Thert: art: a lot of‘ tssucs to c:onsirkr - cost, tax’savings, investment ohoiccs. 1996 OLDSMOBILE AURORA stk. m258 A Merrill Lynch Finant:ial Consultant, hcked by busincss ret.irement plan 4.0 liter V-8, air conditioning, heated front specialists, is fully equlppt~lt.o help you sort through the options. They can hdp seat, power windows,power locks, astro sniall lor -profit. and not -for -profit conipa- nies select the best rt:ttrcmimt. plan for rooJ power seats, aluminum wheels, the company and 1t.s t:nipluyws. CD For 1iiorc: information. call your local AM/FM cassette, player, keyless entry, Mc:rrlll Lynch Financial Consultmt for rear window defogger, leather interior. our recent rttport on t.he new 1egislat.ion. You can also visit our Business Planntng Center ;It our Internet site: I http: //w.niI.coni I Chevrole t-Oldsmobile- AT Cadillac-Geo For more information call 700 N. State Street For your con\*cBnicnceour sales I Michael P. Roche my Assistant Vice President I Financial Consultant !i& Merrill Lynch I I 1-800-288-1075 1 CASS CITY CHRONICLE * WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996 CE&L PLACE AN Transit (non bu s i ness ) rat e s. 872-2010TO f 10 words or less, $1.75 each \ Services Services insertion; additional words 8 cents each. Three weeks for Francis Builders the price of 2-cash rate. Save Cass City Gun Club 2 WOOD BURNING space New Homes or Thomas Roofing money by enclosing cash with CHEBOYGAN COUNTY: SENIOR CITIZEN 2676 Englehart Rd. heaters, $150 for both. One DINNER Remodeling, Roofing, Serving the area mail orders. Rates for display wood burning fireplace' in- 10.02 Beautiful Hilly Acres BINGO PARTY want ad on application. Cass City sert with blower, $175. 517- Wooded with Oak, Maple, Thurs., Nov. 14 Saturday, Nov. 16 Siding, Barns, P e for 25 years Beech and Birch trees. Short f Automotive 5 872-5395 658-8477, evenings only. 1 :OO-4:00 p.m. Cass City VFW Hall Buildings.4 LICENSED 2-1 1-6-1 walk to State Land. Remote 4355 Weaver St., Cass City is hosting a Prizes & Refreshments Licensed and Insurec 1985 FORD LTD, little rust, hunting and camping. 5:OO - 8:30 p.m. INSURED runs good, new heater core. GUN SIGHT-IN FOR SALE - Storage barns, $16,900, $500 down, $205/ VFW Hall I Cost: Donation all sizes, horse barns, dog Phone 872-2921 BONDED $500 or best. 872-3329. DAY month, 11% Land Contract. 4533 Weaver St.. Cab City Sponsored by Shahbona houses, craft items. Will de- Northern Land Company, 1 1-1 1-6-3 - Sponsored by: Post 3644 United Methodist Church or 872-4696 872-2970 ~ Sunday, Nov. 10 liver. Call 872-2608. 3rd 800-968-31 18. 3- 10-30-2 Ladies Aux. Young Adult Group Cass City FOR SALE - 1981 Chevette, IO a.m. till 2 p.m. house on Hurds Corner Rd., 8-2-264 1st $200. 872-5221. 5-11-6-21 I - -- 2-1 1-6-1 north of M-81. Harold For Rent I 1-11-6-3 Deering. 2-9-23-tf FOR SALE - Refrigerator, FOR RENT- Cass City Mini Cass City Gun Club CHRISTMAS OPEN house, Simpson Excavating 1988 CHEVY Astro Conver- $100, stove $50, both green FOR SALE - couch and 2676 Englehart Rd. Buds & Blossoms by Sandy. --, --- Dozer landscaping - All matching chair, country !lo- Storage. Call 872-3917. sionVan. Loaded. Well main- and in good working condi- Saturday and Sunday, Nov. Sillmetie 9musine Sehlrics types of backhoe work tained, excellerit condition. ral print. $200 fur both or 4-3- 13-tf Cass City tion. Also male Border col- 9 and 10. Special discounts! Whatever the Clccmion... House demolition & removal $4,500 OBO. 872-5700 be- lie/Australi an Cattle Dog best offer. (517) 872-2612. 872-5395 5-1 1-6-1 kava the Driving To Us! FOR RENT - 2-bedroom Footings - Waterlines - fore 8 pm. 1-10-23-3 cross, works stock. Shots, 2-1 1-6-3 house in town available Nov. is hosting a Weddings Proms Concerts Sporting Events Complete septic systems FOR SALE - 1990 Jeep neutered, on heart worm pre- 1. $375 a month plus de- GUN SIGHT-IN ToGiveAwav > f I Airport Runs A Night Out Sand - Gravel - Topsoil Wrangler. Great condition. ventative, housebroken. To STORM posit. No pets. Call 872- good home only, $75. (517) DAY WAI,I,Y LAMING, OWNER Variety of fill - Hard top, soft top, 4 cylin- 55 17 after 4:OO 4-1 0-23-3 I 673-41 58, leave message, WINDOWS FREE - Black Lab, 7 4276 Ale St., Cass City Any size fill job der, 5 speed. $7,500 or best Sunday, Nov. 10 517-872-1290 2- 1 1-6-3 FOR RENT Hillside North, months, 72 pounds, all shots FreeEstimates offer. 872-3677. 1-1 1-6-3 VINYL - I.0 am. till 2 p.m. and neutered. Call 872- 8- 10-23-t f _. 2-bedroom apartment, coin- 872-4502 FOR SALE 1989 5th AV- FOR SALE - set of refin- Heat S avers 5y11-6-1 3021. 7-1 1-6-1 - ished 2-28 Camaro wheel operated 1aundry. Security 3oofing enue, good condition, deposit and first month's Fascia 123,000 miles. Call (517) rims. Call 872-3958. 112 House & 2- I I -6-3 rent. Call 872-4654. 665-2284. 1-10-23-3 - .~ Full House Deals 4-9-1 1-tf MIKA'S CUSTOM MUST SELL! 3 new arch 1987 FORD E.X.P. Excel- ACE GLASS Siding ' MOLDINGS lent condition, new black type steel buildings 25x30, APARTMENT FOR RENT Hardwood Molding 30x58. Financing in place. 2-8-21-14 - good renters wanted. Must 872-5082 paint, new tires, 2-way 872-2822 Furniture Repair speaker system, Pioneer cas- Must sell immediately. have references. 8 10-659- Zer ti fied Master Mechan i c * Licensed & Insured FOR SALE - Used Whirl- Services Woodworking sette player. A must see!! Great for backyard shops 8432 or 810-659-7279. Computer Alignments * Guaranteed Workmanship pool and Kenmorc washers 4-7-3-tf Free Written Estimates Reproduction Design 6369 Pine St., Cass City, and garages. Call today 1- Computer €3 alance * 800-222-6335. 2-1 1-6-2 and dryers, $75 to $95. Also Over 20 yrs. Experience Ki In- Dried Hard wood Mich. 5 17-872-2742, new and used motors and & Rotation 1-10-30-3 FOR RENT - Hillside North, Call 87213579 * Call Jim today CALL TLC Food 'n' More parts fn Whirlpool, 1-bedroom apartment, coin- Front End parts Thank--- -. You! 8-5- 12-tf 4556 Green Rd., Cass City WINDSHIELDS - We do Catering for your holiday Kenmore and GE washers operated laundry. Security Shocks & Struts glass. We contact your insur- paroy booking. Homemade and dryers. 5 17-872-2013 deposit and first month's Brakes Robert Bliss 872-3976 ance. We pick up and deliver. food at its best. Call 872- 2-10-23-3 rent. Call 872-4654. Tune-ups Builder MntqgeHmse 8-4- 1344 We guarantee OUT work. One 4074. 2-10-30-3 4-9-1 1-tf Free Estimates call does all. 872-2822,ACE FREE STANDING wood Licensed & Insured Beauty Salon Glass. 1-8-21-16 FOR SALE - 1986 14x48 burning stove with 15 ft. of FOR RENT - One-bedroom All your tire needs from Replacement Windows Open Mon.-Sat. (app't. only) Ronold E. Palmer mobile homc, excellent con- all-purpose 8-inch chimney, upstairs apartment in Cass wheelbarrows Vinyl Siding Evening app'ts. available Builder dition, porch and steps. many accessories, like new, City, 872-4579. 4- 10-23-3 to tractors New Construction & KATHY SWEENEY $9,500. 872-3055, . New buildings, old $450. Phone mornings, 872- See us today Remodeling 0w n er/Opera tor 2- 10-30-3 3748. 2- 10-23-3 FOR RENT - One-bedroom Homes & Businesses (517) 872-4898 buildings, roofing, JENSEN 500 WATT 4 chan- apartment in Gagetown. Cass City Tire 8-5-31-tf 4821 Huron Line Rd. siding, pole barns nel amp $1 75, Optimus 175 FOR SALE - Bunk beds, FOR SALE - 84" sofa, $155/month plus utilities. 1/3 mi. east of NO JOB TOO BIG OR watt amp $75, pair Band Pass $100. 872-2318. 2-10-30-3 shades of beige, brownish 5 17-672-4035. 4-10-23-3 Phone 872-5303 gold and touch of pine green. S&R Cemeter y/El kt on Rd. TOO SMALL speakers $140,300 watt Pio- 8-12-20-tj 2805 Crawford Rd. neer 10" sub encloser $150, HARDWOODIFIRE- Also wood trim hanging FOR RENT - Nice 2-3 hed- CONSTRUCTION, Cass City, Mich. 48726 Sony indash CD player $1 SO. WOOD - $35 face cordm light. Both excellent condi- room home in the country. 1NC. 872-3887. 2- 10-23-3 Call 872- 1 140. 2- 10-54 tion. 872-2920. 2-1 0-23-3 Cass City schools. Taking Smith (5 17) 872-4780 Custom Built Decks applications. 810-664-8232. x 8-9-30- tf 2 TWIN WIXID beds (or put 4-1 0-30-3 "CLASSY 2 Remodeling, Additions Refrigeration Ray Armstead and Co. together for bunk) with one % Roofing, Vinyl Siding mattress. $30. Large dresser, & "NO JOB TOO SMALL" and .Pay r o II Pr o ces s i g $20. Call 872-5700. NICE CLEAN 2-bedroom CUTS Ken Martin n mobile home for rent, 3 miles State Licensed Appliance Repair 2-1 1-6-1 I *Complete Bookkeeping from town. $300 per month SUNSHINE Ca 11 Today Electric, Inc. plus utilities and $300 secu- and Accounting Services inCassCity 5 17-872-2893 makes and models Homes - Farms rity deposit. 872-3345. All Commercial *Tax Preparation 8-10-30-4 4- 10-30-3 is at P Call 872-3092 Industrial *C om p ut e r Cons uIt in g Notices New and rewire 6545 Church St., Cass City, Michigan HIGH RISK mortgages, refinance, pur- WANT TO RENT - 3-bed- Engine Repai Ph: 517-872-4532 Fax: 5 17-872-5140 chases, homes, vacant land, room home in the Cass City ALL MAKES & MODELS1 mobiles on land, cash in School District. Call 810- UNLIMITED MONTH I* I 6426 Cass City Rd. I hand, consolidation, slow 376-4336. 5-10-30-3 Cass City, Mich. payment, bankruptcy, fore- Across frorn stockyard closures ok. Call Annette VFW HALL available for $25'' I SALT FREE iron condition- Crankshaft straightening ers and water softeners, rental occasions. Call Jim -- -- CONTZNENTAL 2- available 32,000 grain, $700. In-home Ceranski at 872-435 1. Hours: Daily 7-9 p.m. Gas & Oil Furnaces 9r Reasonable Rates service on all brands. Credit MORTGAGE 5-2-2 1-tf Sat. 7-1 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 4 - 9 p.m. All Gas Appliances % cards acceptcd. Call Paul's 1-8OO-561-57 15 Sat. 9 d.m. - 5 p.m. HEATING Pump Repair, 673-4850 or 3-1 1-64 BINGO - Every Sunday at WIGS *NAILS 872-3866 8-6-22-tf 800-745-48s I for free analy- St. Pancratius Hall, S. & 1 and sis. 8-9-25-tf HOUSE FOR SALE - All Seeger, Cass City. Doors I new windows, new roof, new ?pen 5:OO p.m., games start % COOLING siding. Near Colony House. EE. Franzel Cass City Gun Club it 5:30. "No smoking" ef- 87mCLASS 87 2-3 7 84. 3-10-23-6 SPECIALIST 2676 Englehart Rd. Fective May 5. Phone 872- 872-5277 Well Drilling 5410. Knights of Columbus Paul L. Cass City Council No. 8892. 2" to 5" wells 872-5395 5-4-24-tf Brown is hosting a YouFind Need the Service in This. or . .Product . Action Guide1 drilled & repaired Owner Bazaar Pump Sales State Licensed GUN SIGHT-IN & Lunch PAM'S & Service 24 Hour Emergency DAY Service Sunday, Nov. 10 SERVICE DIRECTORY United Methodist (517) 843-5811 I CALL 51 7-872-2734 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. 8-9- 15-tf Church of Cass City R-3-30-tf 8-1 1-6-1 I APPLIANCE SERVICE I 1 FLOWERS I RUSTPROOFING I I Friday, Novo 8 1 I1 11 FULLER JOHNSON IC) a.m. to 4 pm. GRUB SENIORCARE I APPLIANCE & Saturday, Nov. 9 BRUSH Automotive Rust Proofing Companion care givers in your home 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS 4 to 24 hour care available SERVICE Sandy Tierney, Owner Gravel Guards 5- 10-30-2 6476 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 Quality that lasts a We are an alternative to a nursing home. 872-1101 Running Boards lifetime. Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection Washers, Dryers, 24 Hour For catalog and REASONABLE RATES PLUMBING-HEATING Phone 269-9585 Dishwashers, Microwaves, L I TUESDAY SPECIAL service, please call Call 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe Stoves, Refrigerators, WRECKER All You Can Eat 81 0-679-0050 (810) 724-3134 or (810) 395-4848 All Brands Liver & Onions 8- 10-30-3 8-1 1-6-3 7 17 1 Severance Rd. SALES & SERVICE I WINDOW CLEANING I SERVICE $4.25 FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF - J Cass Citv KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY LUNCH BAR 872-2251 day Erla Packing Drys Faster APPLIANCES SUPREME I I :30 a.m. - I :30pm. $4.75 872-5606 night WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 6233 Church St. CARPET BRlTE 1 AUTO SERVICE WINDOW Smellsstays FluffyGood CLEANING Spaghetti & Breadsticks Cass City STEAM DRY 13 yrs. Experience All You Can Eat Phone 872-2 1 9 1 Cass City Wrecker Storms - Screens - Windows Truck Mount $4.25 Custom Butchering Se rv ice/Au t o EI ec t r ic CALL US TODA'I Janitorial Service Floors II 11-8 Specializing in auto 8 truck electrical wiring Fuelgas Eaves & Gutters Cleaned -lours: Mon.-Thurs. p.m. Fridays only Certified Mechanic Division of Thermogas Hi-Riser Service & Rental Fri. 11-10 pm.; Sat. 11-9 p.m. USDA Inspected Plant Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. 961 N.VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe Estimates on Commercial, You call, we haul Sunday 9-3 p.m. Phone 269-9955 Custom Curing, Smoking, Phone 872-2251 Residential & Industrial Work CASS CITY WRECKER/ NORTHWOOD SHORES Cutting, Wrapping and 872-4614 I I 6597 Main, Cass City I Complete Insurance Coverage 24-HR. SERVICE AUTO ELECTRIC RESTAURANT Freezing Larry Harper Upholstery Cleaning Security Services Available 6106 Beechwood Drive CASS CITY TIRE AAA Affiliated We Make Venison Suusage 4205 Little Rd. Spot Removal 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw 8 7 2-5 642 Cass City, MI 48726 Odor Killing Experts Hercules and Cooper ~HETLEB 5-8-3 1-tf 8- 10-31 -tf TIRES PLUMBING a HEATING, INC ITire repair 6528 Main ANTENNA Alignments Mufflers Phone 072-5084 DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE Brakes =oilChanges Pi eon Phone 453-3531 To Place An Ad Certified Mechanrc I- SNOW REMOVAL INSTALLATION REPAIR SERVICE I Phone 872-5303 I SERVICE TUNE-UPS DAN'S POWER & STOVE in The REPAIR I FLOORING Also Radios, VCRs, OVERHAULS CBs,Marine Radios, Repair all makes & Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys Action Guide Warju's Flooring Chimney Sweeping & Repairs 872-2251 Stereos, TVs models push mowers, Carpet, Pad, Labor Gas, Wood Fireplaces, PHONE 872-2696 riders. trimmers. chain Stoves & Fireplace Inserts Cass City Wrecker, j227 E. Cdro Rd. Call 872-2010 saws & tillem Sales & Service Schneeberger's Caro, MI 48723 Auto Electric 6509 Main, Cass City Appliances-TV-Furniture Phone: 51 7-673-3957 517-672-3563 1275 Riley Rd., Caro, MI 48723 8-4-244 Phone 872-3190 AAA affiliated' 5-1 1 -6-tf 8-6-1 9-tf CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1996 PAGE ELEVEN CALL 872-2010TO PIACE AN ACTION AD Services Services Services DIABETICS! Save Money on CASH FAST. Refinance your Services Services Ia. credit, bad credit or no credit. PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR - TEACHING WINDOWS power tool repair, 8 a.m.to COMPLETE DOG kennel- WE WOULD LIKE to thank Mention 9042. 1-800-633- Call the mortgage experts at Water pump and water tank 95 and hasic computer skills 5 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to ing, starting at $6 a day. Call those who sent us cards or 2001 Alternative Lending today. 1- kales. In-home service. in my home or yours. Call noon Saturdays. John Blair, WIVE 658-2332. 8-9-4-tf called to wish us a happy 800-536-8183. Credit cards accepted. Call 872-4624, ask for Joan. 1/8 mile west of M-53 on 62 nd wedding an n i ver sar y. BADCREDIT? You can gqt 673-4850 or 800-745-485 I 8-1 1-6-6 Sebewaing Road. Phone Livestock Clifford and Thelma Jack- personal loans $500 to NO EXPERIENCE NECES- anytime. 8-9-25-tf 269-7!lO!l. 8- 12- 134 son. 13-1 1-6-ln $5,000. Mortgages and SARY! $500 to $900 Rafinancing. 1-800-217-3035, weeklylpotential processing ST. JOHN'S Horse Auction ext. 744. mortgage refunds. Own hours. Nov, 2. Loose horse $20. I, GRACE NEMETH, and Call 1-800-348-7184 Ext. Real Estate For Sale > *Auto Interiors Special all breed register sale NOVEMBER IO, Sunday my family wish to thank 1749. NOV.16. 5 17-838-2300. Rev. Garrett and Rev. 9:30-4. Troy, Michigan, 10-10-30-3 Sheppard for their visits and Somerset Doll & Bear Show & 2,000 REASONS TO CALL ... prayers. The church family Sale, Troy Marriott at 1-75 exit EXP'D Otr - $2,000 sign-on *Flood removal 69. Big Beaver Rd, 1 block bonus. Inexp'd - company- Helx, Wanted for their love, prayers, flow- east. 1-419-628-3405. Don Dohn f > ers and cards. One never sponsored training. Compre- 4394 Maple #3 PART-TIME, 3 days a week knows how many friends hensive benefits. assigned Cass City nursing supervisor position NATIONAL Grocery Coupon conventionals. Gainey Trans- one has till a crisis arises. A Book as low as $1.50 each in Phone 872-347 1 8-7- 10-tf special thanks to the Women portation Services. Inc. 1-800- Reduced Prices - Call For Dda avail able atHeartland Health quantity. FREE info 1-800- 326-8889. Decorated Models Care. Must have current RN of the Moose Lodge #940 205-8499 ext. 538. Caro, the planter was great. Call For Winter Hours license, prefer supervisor, CASH NOW!! We purchase North of Cass Ciiy across home care experience. For the beautiful arrange- "ALERT" **MONEY - EXPLO- the h@i school in the ments, cards and flowers re- SION** The FASTEST mortgages, annuities, and KAPPEN TREE Please call (517) 872-4452. business notes. Since 1984 Norlhwood Suwivii (517) 872-2217 E.O.E. 11-10-30-2 ceived from the VFW Aux- GROWING CO. in the HISTO- SERVICE iliary 3644 of Cass City. To RY of AMERICA!!! Financial highest prices paid. Free esti- FREEDOM!!! No exp. req. mates, prompt professional Let YOUR tree problem WANTED - Person to clean Dr. Arbabi and his crew of service. Colonial Financial 1- be knowledgeable doc tors, GUARANTEED you will OURS! snow from First Presbyterian NEVER hear the word LAY- 800-969-1200. ext. 57. We're insured for your Church sidewalks. Please nurses, technicians and lab protection workers, They were fantas- OFF again! FREE INFO ... call 872-2522, 11-10-23-3 Call TODAY. 1-800-938-4102. GOVERNMENT FORECLOS- TREES BRUSH .. -. - __ . tic. Without their hands and ED HOMES, pennies on the LIMBS STUMPS AN OHIO OIL company the Lord's, who knows what CAN'T AFFORD THE HOME $1. Repo's, VA. HUD, Sheriff Call Anytime needs responsible person would have happened. YOUNEED? Own a home sales. No money down gov- 1-800-322-5684 now in the Cass City area. Again I say thank you for now without the down pay- ernment !E, IS availsbie now. or 1-5 17-673-53 13 your kindness, thoughtful- ment most banks require. Local Iistingsldirectory. Tcil 8-3-27-t Regardless of experience, ness and the food that was write H.S. Read, P.O. Box Complete permanent financ- free 1-800-659-2292 ext H- - brought in. God bless you ing if qualified. DeGeorge 4000. 696, Dayton, OH 45401. all. I am home now. Hope to 11-10-23-3 Home Alliance. 1-800-343- Interior & Exterior see you,soon. GraceNemeth 2884. GOVERNMENT SEIZEP GIVE US A CALL! and Family. 13-11-6-1 CARS for pennies on the $1. Painting PHOTO PROCESSING TIMESHARESICAMP- Jaguar, Corvetie, Mercedes, clerk. Part-time. Apply in GROUNDBMW, Porsche. Honda, 4X person only. Book Mart ME M B E RSH I P/RE SALE S. 43, trucks and more. Local Photo Lab, 6498 Main St., Buying selling ' renting. salesldirectory. Toll free 1-800- Cass City. 11-1 1-6-tf America's most successful 669-2292 ext A-4000. resort resale clearinghouse. MANUFACTURING com- Accepting all resorts Call WOLFF TANNING BEDS. Tan Ross Kraft pany in Cass City is taking Resort Property Resale at home! Buy direct and SAVE. - Cass City,Mich. applications for surface International. Toll Free Hotline Commercialkiorne units from ,' grinder operators. Steady 1-800-423-5967. $199. Low Monthly Payments! 5 Acres - 2 bedroom mobile. 2 car 23 Acres - 4 bedroom home. Needs (517) 872-3601 employment and benefit Call today for FREE Color' TLC. 1st floor laundry, lacg "L" garage. 24'x18' horse barn. 02-286 package. No experience nec- SAVE ON COMPUTER DIABETICS! Save $$'s on Catalog 1-800-842-1305. shaped living room. K- 12 1 essary. Please send resume to MEMORY! SIMMs: 8Mb/$44; supplies. Medicare pays for 16 Mb/$89. Complete P5-100 your supplies if you use $$CASH$$ Immediate $$ for I Box C25, C/O Cass City structured settlements and Chronicle, P.O.Box 115, Multimedia System w/Monitor insulin. Medicare billed direct. Satisfaction Guaranteed. deferred insurance claims. City, 48726. $899. Credit cards welcome. ( Help Wanted > Cass MI Mention 9043. 1-800-633- J.G. Wentworth 1-800-386- 11-7-17-tf Lifetime Warranty on Memory. Sky-Tech Computers, 2001 * 3582. Southfield & Howell (800) 975- HELP WANTED 9776. OWN YOU OWN APPAREL, ATTENTION HOMEOWN- *: ASSAULT CRISIS CENTER PART-TIME bridal, westernwear, shoe, ERS! Tamer Mortgage :: OBTAIN CREDIT. Bank said crystallgift or $1.OO variety Company Introduces, The 2nd :f RESIDENT MANAGER 'No?" Make them say "YES!" store. Includes inventory, fix- chance Mortgage. Are you,: Must have good coriimunication skills. Knowledge of is- Non-profit organization offers tures, buying trip, training. delinquent on house pay- : sues related tu domestic violence and sexual assault also helping hand to those who Minimum investment $16,900. ments, property or income taxes, over loaded with credit ,I desired. Scrid letter of application and resume to the need credit cards, personal Call Dan at Liberty Fashions. loans, etc. .Free' service & (501) 327-8031. cards, in foreclosure, .I Administrative Assistant information 1-800-449-3039. bankrupt. Call today for a. Human Deve 1o p men t C D nini issi o n ROMANTIC WEDDINGS IN FREE credit analysis. NO; 429 Montague Avenue, Caro, MI 48723 NEED MONEY? Receiving GATLINBURG area. Simple APPLICATION FEE. Program , AN t-Q[ JAI,OPPORTTJNITY EMPLOYER paymen s on insurance settle- yet elegant Christian wedding also includes mobile homes on 11-11-6-1 ment A nnuity. We buy all or starting at $129. Flowers, land. 800-285-52841810-626-

part for cash today. Call R&P Photographs, Lodging avail- 1296. Remember IF YOU + DON'T CALL WE CAN'T: LOOKING TO HIRE car- Capitotfiesources 1-800-338- able. 1-888-428-9996 .Toll 5815. We also buy lottery win- Free. HELP, 1 MINI-FARM - Just a little southeast of Cass City CAN YOU IMAGINE: Your boat docked on 180' penter. Call Boesch Build- 4 nings!! sits this 3 bedroom ranch home on just undcr 2 of private canal frontage with a 2-3 bedro m, very ers, (517) 656-7158. GULF SHORES, ALABAMA. NEED MONEY? Homeown- wcll niaintaincd ranch home that has a finished 1 1 -.11-6-2 acres of land, Owncr has donc lots of'rcnnodeling, 9 FIRST TIME OFFERED! SO. Over 170 beachfront vacation ers, We have the right loan for some new windows, newer well, newer septic lield 24'x 18' garage. Wonderful landscaping. Your COLORADO RANCH. 55 rentals. Rates from $445 per yod! Speedy service * Quick closings. Slow credit OK. Take plus lots more, Must get insidc to apprcciatc this access to Saginaw Bay's fishing, duck hunting and ALASKA JOBS! Earn to acres - $36,900. Mix of beau- month. Beautiful beaches, $30,000 fishing salmon, tiful woods and rolling fields nearby golf and shopping. cash out for ANY worthwhile ; home. Also on this properly is a 3Sx55' polc barn, boating. Cy2014 purpose. Call Mortgage ; VERY NEAI' & NICE RANCH HOME between halibut, herring. Plus COB- wlspectqlar bluffs & Rocky Sugar Sands Realty & Mgmt., barnyard area and oldcr hip roofcd barn. Beauti- struction, canneries, oil Mountain views. Outstanding 1-800-824-6482. America todq! 1-800-334- ; hl country setting, large gardcn arca, hcats very Car0 & Kingston, This home has new Andersen fields, and more! Immedi- wildlife & recreation. Year 7038. Id cheap. Taxes only around 9;3SO.'t)O per year and windows and doors. New kitchen countertops and ate openings. Call 24-7 days. round access wltelephone & INTERN ET ADVERT IS I NG HIGH RISK, Mortgages, Re- *#; priced only $SY,YOO offcr. Cy2022 cabinets. Newer French door off dining area. 2 (504) 429-9223 Ext, electric. Excellent financing. Reach millions on the Internet at or makc in finance, purchase homes, TURN OF THE CENTURY FARMHOUSE on car garage, insulated and drywalled. Cy2018 4059S44. 11-1 1-6-1 Call now (719) 864-6367. Red for pennies a day! FREE Creek. Report! Call 1-800408-861 8 vacant land, mobile homes on 2 just over an acre of land located bet wecn Cass City HERE'S THE ONE EVERYBODY'S BEEN Ext. 8746. B.T.S. Ads. 18262 land, cash in hand, consolida- : and Caro. Thls home has bcen conipletely remod- ASKING FOR: 1 nlile from town with a 1500 Sunderland, Detroit, MI 48219. tions, foreclosure OK. CALL : eled froni wiring, dry wall, furnace, windows, square foot ranch. 3 bedtooms, 1 1/2 baths, fire- CONTINENTAL MTG. 1-800- T place, nisin floor laundry. Full hgh basement. 2 Real Estate For Sale ) TWO STEEL BUILDINGS, 561-5715, Open Sat. 9-3 p.m. : doors, carpet plus lots Iiiorc. Thcrc arc 3 large 40x32 was $6,561 will sell for 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, f'omial dining, den, family rooiii, car garage. Don't wait. Call now. Cy2019 $3,961, 50x60 was $10,909, B U IL D E RS L I C E N S E'*, Also a 30'x30' garage and a 12'x 14' storage shed. DAYS GONE BY - The Stone School is now a will sell for $7,809. New, never COURSE. Monq back guar-: $74,900. cy202 I very nice home. Set on 4 acres with a large stocked Northwood Subdivision put up, can deliver. Call Dave anteed you will pass the: ALMOST COMPLE'I'E - This honie is priced to pond. Ideal honie for the couple starting out or the 1-800-292-0111. Michigan builders license sell. Mostly all remodeled and the seller is leaving couple retiring. Cy2023 -Cas City- exam. $95 includes complete NEW ON THE MARKET - Northwest of Cass ABSOLUTELY FREE Wed- course materials. Prepare now lots of the building matcrial fiw you to coniplete ding Packet! Call Gatlinburg for next exam. Information: 1- - the remodeling. There are 3 large bcdroonis, 2 City, just off paved road. 2 story brick home fea- Memories, Gatlin-burg, TN. 800-541-1030. bathrooms, dining rooni, largc kitchen, living rooiii, turing 3 bedrooms, bcautihl kitchen with oak cup- Autumn and Winterfest wed- recreation room and 1 st floor laundry rooiii. 2 car boards, large remodeled bath. Back entry room ding specials to make your DRIVERS - SOLOITEAMS. plus garage, 132'x250' lot, nicely landscaped and with laundry. 2 storage sheds. $58,900. Cy2025 resort wedding simple, easy Teams - $loOK+! Trainers - NEW ON THE MARKET Set just outside of and affordable. 1-800-242- $70K+! $2K sign-on (teams)! located on the edge of Caro. $57,800. TO506 - 7115. Drive conventionals coast-to- SUPER LOCA'I'ION - Less than 2 iiiilcs fi-oni Millington on 1 acre of land. Beautiful newer ranch coast! Bonuses, benefits, town. 2 story home featuring 3 bedroonis, niain home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, skylights in kitchen, This 3 bedroom home includes lot, garage, gas HOME-BASED TRAVEL 401 K. Covenant Transport floor laundry, Anderseii windows, sliding door off' large walk-in closets; Wx2O' deck. 2 car garage. heat, floor covering, painting, light fixtures, pa- CAREER! Exploding company (experienced) 1-800-441-4394 the living room to a largc deck. 2 1/2 car garage, 2 C y2 024 tio, driveway, sidewalks and Andersen windows. seeking independent referring Ext. SY-19. (Graduates) 1- story workshop for Dad. Large barn for soiiie ani- OIJDERFARMHOUSE SET ON 10 ACRES - agents. Free travel, perks, tax 800-338-6428 Ext. SY-19 $75,000.00 L benefits. Ongoing Training and Weekend recruiters. mals for the kids. Cy2008 Back of property borders White Creek. Home fea- support $495 set-up fee NEAT AS A PIN - Ranch tionie sits in a country tures 4 large hedroonns, large living room'with a HERRON BUILDERS 2,000+/Pt-9,000+/FT monthly HAROLD IVES TRUCKING ' stonc fireplace, formal dining. Full basement. possible 1-800-830-7925. needs motivated individuals to subdivision. 3 bedrooins. 2 car garage. I00'x200' Call (517)872-2217 3-1 1-6-1 lot, nicely landscaped. Cy20 10 Grcat yard with mature trees. F710 enter our Training Program. Call 1-800-999-8012 for com- HANDYMAN SPECIAL - Just outsidc of-Caro ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP - 152 acres with ap- STEEL BUILDING SALE ,,. "Rock Bottom Prices!" Go plete information. Experienced in a nice wooded sctting. Ranch homc on X4'x264' proximately 146 tillable and tiled, and the rest House For Sale By Owner Direct. Save up to 40%. drivers call: 1-800-842-0853. lot. Priced to scll at $31,900. Possible laiici con- would be ideal fix hunting. Rent the land and have Example: 25x40 $2,344; tract terms. Cy20 1 h a great hunting spot of your own. A352 30x50 $4,788; 40x60 $6,944; DOCTOR BUYS LAND CON- : FOUR BEDROOM SPACIOUS COUNTRY BEVENS ROAD - 2 great'building sites with room 47x90 $9,988; 70x1 20 TRACTS and loans money on : HOME on pavcd road. New shinglcs, mostly to roam. Wooded setting, paved road, Call today. $23,944. Others. Ends Option- real estate. Fast closing. :

Anderscn windows, vinyl siding and new deck with A35 3 al. Pioneer 1-800-668-5422. Immediate cash. Deal directly with Doctor Daniels & Son, 1- +' 30'x30' attached, hished, heated garage. Priccci NEW ON THE MARKET - Dayton Township. INTERNET ADSIHOME- 800-837-61 66, 1-810-335- to sell. Ininiediatc occupancy. Cy20 1 3 Just 1 iiiile li-onn M-46. 2 parcels f'or great build- PAGES. If you want results - 6166. ing sitcs. One parcel is 2.34 acres and the other is you need to advertise in the 4 acres with a 3O'x4S polc barn. A359 iMALL on thQ Internet. Free HOMEIPROPERTY OWNERS ' IDEAL SUMMERTIME BUSINESS - Dairy Details. 1-800-408-8618 ext. Need D bt Relief? 1No appli- ' 2 bedroom home with 1760. cation de Avoid high broker ' Barn set just outside a town on state highway. All fees Pay Taxes Credit card rcady to go. Docs a great summertime business. 2 car garage. CHANGE YOUR LIFE. Earn debt Land contract balloons COM9S7 top dollar. The bricklaying field Home improvement

has never looked better. Leam Commercial properties 1 I Located 4 miles from town to lay brick, block stone, set Vacant land. For Fast Cash : Call ceramic tile. 1-810-757-3790. Call 1-800-968-3626. First ; Cass City 517-872-2248 on paved road. I.B.S. National Bank of Michigan. ; or Caro 517-673-2555 Asking $49,9OO.00 STOP THROWING YOUR PLACE YOUR STATEWIDE : RMLS Kelly W. Smith, Broker MONEY away on rent. Here ADHERE! $239 buys a 25- : RL*IAi MiCnGAN LISTING SCRVICE Call 5 17-872-27I5 are precise techniques to own word classified ad offering ; Farm Commercial Residential a home instead. Have a pencil over 1.4 million circulation. ' Listings Wanted for information 3-1 1-6-1 ready and call 1-800-819- Contactdetails. this newspaper for 3911. Ext. 3. PAGE MLVE CASS ClTY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Novesta history Down Memory Lane focus of meeting From the files of the Chronicle

The November meeting of County Soil District. He is 5 YEARS AGO tackles on defense and fell on a wooden stake while the Watrousville/Caro His- also secretary-treasurer for Chester Sieradzki made 18. cleaning her outside win- torical Society will feature the Tuscola County Soil Cass City's curbside recy- In the fourth quarter, Gene dows Saturday afternoon. the History of Novesta Conservation District. Elsie cling program, now nearly a Salas galloped 41 yards, Township. It will be a re- Hicks retired after serving year old, is expected to nct breaking several tackles to Dr. Robert C. Hervey, Cass view of the township since many years as Tuscola the village some $1,500 in its score. City veterinarian, is con- its inception through the County clerk and commis- first year in proceeds froiii Cass City's coaching staff structing a fallout shelter in present. sioner. the sale of recyolables col- selected Bob Ross and his basement to house his The meeting will be held lected in the village. Chester Sieradzki Red Hawk wife and 3 children in the The township history will Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Cass City High School jun- award winners for the week. event of nuclear attack. be given by a prominent Car0 Municipal Building, ior Jude McNaughton was In the wake of the current Secretary of State has re- township couple, Gerald and 317 S. State St. Refresh- recently chosen to join the ccology movement and the leased the names of newly Elsie Hicks. Gerald, a re- ments will be served follow- Blue Lake Intcrnational Jazz aspirations of individuals to appointed or reappointed tired dairy farmer, is a dis- ing the program. The puh- Band, which is planning a do something to improve the notaries frcm Tuscola trict director for the Tuscola lic is invited to attend, 21-day European tour next quality of life, Lonnie Joos County during the third quar- summer. of rural Cass City may have ter of 1961.They are Ronald The Cass City Red Hawks part of the answer - - organic Geiger, Leslie E. Lounsbury [Professional and Business I wrapped up their first hoop gardening. Joss, 24, has put and Orval Hutchinson. THE CASS CITY.Gave1 Club is under the direction of new league title since 1980 with in his first big garden this leadership. The club's 1996-1997 officers are: (from left) Duane their win over MarletteTues- year. Organic gardening, is Raymond M. Fox, son of day, 47-42. just like most other garden- Mr. and Mrs. Ropald Fox, Henn, treasurer; Anton Peters, president; Dale McIntosh, sec- The JV football team posted ing except the grower uses Cass City, was one of 8 I1 DIRECTORY 1I ------retary. Missing is Fred Leeson, vice-president. a perfect football record this natural products for fertilizer Michigan State University ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS year. Several players were instead of chemicals. Air Force ROTC cadets re- --I------cited for effort during the Winners have been an- cently honored for outstand- Anderson, Tuckey, DOUGLAS For Thumb kids year. The team selected Ja- nounced for the first pump- ing performance in their 3ernhardt, Doran & Co., P.C. son Walthers. Ed Nizzola, kin carving contest spon- summer training program. John Phillips and Jason Mor- sored by the Cass City Certified Public Accountants PANKRATX, M.D. A former Cass City mer- Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) gan as honorary co-captains. Chamber of Commerce, re- Robert Tuckey. CPA (Cass City) Board Certified Darlene Monroe helped the tail division. Winners in the chant, Bruce W. Frantz, 38, Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) Bikers collect cash, toys Oakland University Pioneers $5 divisioii are John Mocan of Algonac, died Saturday in Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Orthopaedic Mt. Clemens General Hospi- Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cass City) and Duane and Wendy Congressman and Mrs. split a pair of GLIAC 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Surgery The American Bikers Aim- Owcndalc. About 75 motor- matches last weekend. Mon- Smith. The Tom Herron girls tal following a stomach op- Phone 673-3137 ing Toward s Ed 11 c ati o n Barcia. Ralph Kain and his cyclists donated a ncw toy roe is second in thc league in won the $3 prize, Two dollar eration. He was the former 6261 Church St.. Cass City, MI *Specializing in (ABATE) group recently or $10 towards the purchasc daughter Ronda, of Ralph's owner of Frantz IGA Super Phone 072-3730 Tavern, continue to support blocking and eighth in lulls winners are: Kerri Sue Joint Replacement, held their 6th Annual Toy of new toys. LaBlanc. David Mocan, Su- Market, now occupied by the club's efforts, promote per game. She is a Cass City A rth roscopic Run at Ralph's Tiivcrn in These toys and t1Ioney dd- High School graduatc. WArthur's Super Market. nations were givcn to the evcnts throughout the year san and James Schott, Suc He purchased the store from Scollon, Fred Powell, Jack Surgery & Thunih Arca Family Inde- and donate items each G. €3. Dupuis in May 1957. Legal 10 YEARS AGO Schnecberger,Hartw ic Steve Ballard, DOYOU HAVE A Fracture Care pendcnce Agencics of month to members. k, Rusty PROBLEM? TLISCO~~~,Sanilac and Huron To learn more about I notice I Dennis Bartle, 32, of Cass Matt Prieskorn and Greg ALCOHOLICS Mortgage Foreclosure Sale counties. Thcy will in turn ABATE, the public is wel- 4672 Hill Street' come at monthly meetings City, was working at the Sce- Erla. ANONYMOUS wrap the pilis and purchasc nic Golf Course near AND AL-ANON Cass City, MI 48726 THIS FIRM ISA I~EB'I'("OI,I,IX'- more and dcliver then) near the first Sunday of each TOR ATI'EMPTING TO (YO1,- 4 Caseville when his leg he- 35 YEARS AGO HOURS BY LBC'I' A IIEB'I'. ANY INFORMA- Christmas tirile to needy month at p.m. held at Ralph's. ABATE is a non- came caught in a power take- I Every Friday Evening - 8:QOp.m. TION WE OB'l'AlN WILI, BtI I'anii Iics I 11 cach county. off which was being used to APPOINTMENT IJSEI) FOR THAT PIJRPOSf3. profit organization that pro- Plans for a new $135,0@0 I The total nunibcr uf toys run a water pump. He re- I Good Shepherd Lutheran Church collcctcd this year reached motes mot orc ycl c safety St. Pancratius Church build- Cass Citv mains in the Univcrsity of ing have been approved, ac- Ernest A. Teichman, Jr. I over 100 arid $1,050 was programs and is very active 6240 W. Main (517) 872-4320 in legislative actions in Lan- Michigan Mcdical Center in cording to Father Arndd raised. C on1mu n i t y dona- Ann Arbor. Cass City, Mich. or tions includcd a chcck from sing. Messing, pastor of the St. Retired Colorado deputy Pancratius Catholic Church, Phone 872-3388 Haw-Hampshire (517) 269-9551 shcriff Bert Chase, 76, vis- Cass City. Established 1924 Bay Shore Camp ited his "brother", Boh Mrs. Joseph Sommers, Chss Your hometown independent N.Y. Yun, M.D. Neimanti of Cass City last City business woman, was insumnu irRent ,for: Physician & Surgeon week. Bert left Cass City and seriously injured when she Term & Universal Life wraps up 86th season headed west to become a . *Auto *Home Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. cowboy in 1921. He re- Business Health Bay Shore Camp of recreational event well at- FINANCIAL PROTECTION Thurs. - Closed turned to his old honw town IS OIJR BUSINESS Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Scbcwaing rccently wrapped tended. More than 330 chil- for the first tiine in 55 years. "We wuni io be your uxent" 6232 Hospital Drive up its 86th SC~SOIIof canlp- dren were enrolled in daily The El kland-Novesta Agents: Cass City ing ministry, having served programs for youngsters United Way campaign held Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Off ice 872-4733 an cstimatud 7,000 people, alone. a kick-off dinner Oct. 29 at SERVICE OF 68 IS E. Cass City Rd. Res. 872-4257 according to Lcw Tibbits, Charmont. Mrs. Florence Cass City, MI 48726 --I----- REMEMBRANCE 1 c) I ig ti n ie c amp d i rec tor. Barcia Karr was presented with a 5 17-872-4351 HEALTH CARE plaque recognizing hcr long ----I------Tihbits arrtvcd at the tigure and devoted service. Karr has < OPTOMETRIST aide to Sunday, November 10,1996 ------COMMUNITY RURAL hy combiiiitig all camper and been treasurer for the HEALTH CENTER 1 11 t , DR. PAUL A. GOLSCH spc c i a cve r cg i strati o n s visit El kl and -Novat a Un i ted Way 3:OO p.m. FOR NON-EMERGENCY plus cstiniatch of crowd at- Optometrist for 6 years. HEALTH CARE tcndancc during cvcnts such 10 Tuscola County Sheriff Glasses in about an hour An aide Congressman $50fee ;is Family Asscnihly and the UniedMetho&$t hd Eye examinations Jim Barcia will be hulding Paul Berry reports that things Including physician's fee fill hcnclit iiuct ion. Children constituent hours in Huron, were unusually quiet for Hal- Glasses & Contact lenses and clinic room Outside prescriptions filled and yourh alonc accounted ofCms City No appointment necessary Sanilac and Tuscola coun- loween throughout the Vision insurance plans welcome for 1 ,? 1 h caiiipers, while next week. coun I y. Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. tics 4446 Ale St. 100 W. Huron Ave., adults who voluntcered as Anyonc with a question or Bad Axe 269-9759 HILLS & DALES coutisc'lors nunit~cred304. 25 YEARS AGO , 461 N. State St., Car0 673-8155 GENERAL HOSPITAL concern ahout an issue be- Cass City, Michigan I Ray Shorc's 1096 calendar 25 S. Elk, Sandusky 640-3354 12 1 fore the US.House of Rep- 872-2 resentatives, or who has a Dennis Gremel of Dcforu sponsored by: Physician on site 24 hr./day oi't'crcd 1 1 camping sessions PHYSICIANS for emergency care. problem with any federal was driving about 3 miles KRANZ FUNERAL HOMES f'or youth in grades 3-12, plus agency is encouraged to west of Deford on FAMILY RURAL rctrcat acsions for couples, visit. Deckerville Road early BlHE Fl\t.K-\I, fathers and sons, adults at or Barcia's aide will meet Wednesday morning when ,\SsUR\NCt, PI, \N JEUNG, M.D. HEALTH CARE tiear retirement, singles and with constituents: he smelled smoke. Hc 63S8 W. Main, 3452 Washington St., "We're here for your sc'tiior high students. First- *Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to opened thc hood to the en- Cass city Kingston Surgeon tinic offerings in 1996 in- Specialist in Stomach health care needs" noon at the Huron County gine and it exploded. His car 5 1 7-872-2195 5 17-683 -22 1 0 Richard A. Hall, D.Q. cludcd ;i spring quilt show Courthouse, board of com- was totaled by the tirc. and Bowel Problems and ;i tall weekend for moth- Debra L. Kranz, Director John Zawacki PA-C missioners office, 250 E. The Cass City Red Hawks 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily crs ii lid daughters. Huron Ave., Bad Axe. defeated the Lakers Friday Saturday - 9 to 12 noon 4674 Hill St., Cass City night, 14-0,Tim Knoblet was Closed Thursday Phone 872-4725 - 6230 Hospital Drive respc! sible for a Vmtastic 23 Office Hours: 1 Cass City, MI 48726 Phone 872-461 1 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-S p,m. 872-3490 Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. - --I-----

Chiropractor 1 4452 Doerr Rd (across from Shell Gas Station) Dr. Judi Ecker Convert Your I Phone 872-4241 Dr.Thomas Bobrowski "YOUR FAMILY FOOT WdBUrniflg We have some CD aiternatlves that will pay CARE CENTER" Fire laceToClean high interest, offer tax-deferred interest S.H. Raythatha, M.D. 4672 Hill St., Cass City earnings, and guarantee a lifetime retlrement 872-4327 or B!imi.ngGas. income. Call today for details. Rich Ypma LUTCF Dr. Ray 3592 Center, Essexville 6703 Main Street Maklng your D FARM BUREAU Total Family Care -I------future more Cass City, MI 48726 rDb INSURANCE VETERINARIANS predictable - u*l- . ~.CIc- ,.I + 9- u--. II -- Phone: 872-4326 4672 Hill St. ---3---- Cass City Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Veterinarian AT-INSERT SUPREME- 872-501 Farm and Phone 0 Jd wily d~s11 have (MI LtusJFyre Iahndow 4 IS lly A utomatica U Pet Animals IIW I64led atid nppcoved as R wall lurnae W#h an i FU F (Annud Fuel Ullzall,n Ell*lirmq) RAmg d lffice Hours: Mort.-Fri. 8-5 ' Phone 872-2935 r5+% lhls Ireplace insB(I 15 lorded lu Ihe SA~IBslan kills required Ilr Irdny's high ellrlmy lurnnces 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass Citj the Leadel: For homeowners who want To retain . le beauty of their fireplace while njoying the convenience and energy Brian C. ALL PETS ffictencv of gas, the smart choiLe IS ar VETERINARY CLINIC ncrgy efficient insert from Heat-Y-Glo. deBeaubien, M.D. Whether you have a rnasony or a P.C. eroclearance fireplace Heat-N-Glr, COMPREHENSIVE ffers an irsert to heat up your neath Susan Hoppe D.V.M. 0RTH 0 PA ED IC 4438 S. Seeger St. RECEIVE A CARE Phone 872-2255 REMOTE Total Joint Replacement Arthroscopic Surgery CONTROL Sports Medicine To place an THERMOSTAT Adult & Pediatric ON SELECTED ad in the MODELS THRU I Professional NOVEMBER 30

Directory Dan's Power & Stow 1080 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe ' SURGEON GENERAL WARNING Srnukinp Causes Lung Cancar Heart Disease rv Main St., Cass City Emphysema And May Coniplicats Prsqnanq 5 17-872-3 190 (5 17) 269-3002 Call 872-2010 I L & CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Letters to the editor On putcontrol issue Need..,facts,not emotionalism Dear Mr. Haire, tirely. have been "t'ound out" 1111- FACT - - When the press is an increasing need for unins on gun control. This letter is in rcgards to FACT - - Douglas Murray der any waiting period yet and anti-gun advocates in- firearms for personal protec- Si 11 cere1y, your anti-gull opinions iis ot'the University of Wiscon- devised. Laws cannot- -and sinuate that semi-autn own- tion. written in the Wednesday. slil conducted ii study for never could- -read minds. ers are, by association, no The above inf'ormation was Jon Gaymer taken from a hook highly Oct. 23, 1996 edition of'the t,hat state's Council on better than coinnion cr imi- I Cass City, MI FACT - - As reported in the recoIinniend that you read Chronic It.. Your lack ot'com- Criminal Justice on the el- nals, law-abiding gun own- teut ot' gun control laws, Wall Street Journal. Jan. 6. ers resent it. As they should. Mr. Haire, entitled "Guns, Publisher's note: Fact, nioii sense and logic con- 1994 in covering a story titiuc to battle tiic atid it ap- waiting periods in particular, FACT - -The National Law Cri niu and Freedom," writ- nearly every independent in all fifty states and con- about a Senate Judiciary Journal conducted a public ten by Wayne LaPierre. If poll I'm aware of indicates pears that you have replaced Committw in August 1993, both (assuming you once cluded: "The severity of opinion poll in March, 1994. you don't have the time to the majority wants gun con- Deputy Chict' Constance, possessed them) with para- handgun control laws has no Among the findings of that look fur a copy, I'll loan you trol. Let's put it to a vote? Trenton, New Jersey, stated mine. It is filled with ti o a and e ni o t i o a 1 i s 111, significant cff'ect on violent poll arc the following: i n "Since police started keep- which conveniently avoids crime rates ...thus far. the re- Sixty-two percent said the FACTS. coninion sense arid Letters to the Editor i ng stat i st i c s. w c' now know the necessary work of' re- iationship hetweeti gun laws need for guns is increasing. Io g i c, not em o t i on a1 i s ni , The Chronicle welcomes I id 11le I I 11 ti para n o i a and n pported search in order to back up i1 cr i i s o ex i s t e t ..' that assault weapons are/ and a majority is unwilling u su letters to the editor. were used in an to accept laws that restrict rhetoric. opiiiiotis with tacts. You do Letters must include the J oh ti Lc n 11 o ti ' s murderer underwhelming .026 of 1 gun ownership greatly. 111 closing I would like to recall that nasty word "fact" writer's name. address don'r yoii'! Liberals, cspc- purchased ii handgull in Ha- percent of' crimes in New As many as 85 percent said quote author Toni Clancy: and telephone number. cially those in thc media, wiiii. il state having strict Jersey. This means that my they are unwilling to tortkit "I submit that the actions is in care usually rely on emotional gun laws/hans, permit rc- officers are mrt' likely to basic civil liberties evun if of criminals and lunatics are The latter it is CASS CITY preschoolers included a visit with rhetoric and leave out coni- quircnients, and registration confront an escaped tiger it could enhance personal irrelevant to n~yright to own necessary to call for veri- schonies. Neither John from the local zoo than to sa Set y . atid use firearms in pursuit fication, but won't be wed residents at the Tendercare nursing Home, iiioii sclnsc and/or logic. I hope you cil~istand a t'cw Hi tic kley, President confront an assault rifle in Sixty-two percent of of my pcrsonal cti.joyment, in the newspaper. Cass City, in their Halloween celebration last "facts" Mr. Haire. unless you Reiigii~i's assailant, nor the hands of a drug-crazed Americans said instead of or in pursuit of my legiti- Names will be withheld week. Above, Tendercare Administrator have given up oii truth en- Le 11 ii o 11 ' s 111 11rdcr e r c 11 11Id killer on the streets." more law enforcement, there iiiatt: right to self- from publication upon re- de fen s e... u I1 t'cPTtu 11 at el y, quest, for an adequate Diane Ewald visits with 2 of the youngsters. many pcoplc with a morbid reason. Define 'assault weapon' tear of firearms scck to expand the scopc of their The Chronicle reserves the right to edit letters for prejudices, attempting to enforce them upon others length and clarity. who do not share thcm. We will not publish thank Media misleading people In my opinion, many more you letters of a speci/ic Deadline for submitting items in the calcndar is the Fri- of your readers than you he- nature, for inrtance,frolti day ti uon he Sore pub1 ic a t i o ti . Letter to the editor to a slaughter of children, citizens. ity knife. Is that an assault (Regarding the Haire Net) moved to ban most hand You mentioned an article weapon? In the Sanilac licvc employ coninion sense a club ihanking metccliants guns. Guns aren't banned in on attack weapons. Just County news last week, a such as demonstrated in the who donated prizes lor a Thursday, November 7 In the Oct. 23rd issue of the Great Britain. The only ones what exactly is an attack nian is being charged with ahvve when they read you: rof7le. Cass City Livestock 4-H Club niecting, 7 p.m., Middle Chronicle, you mentioned who own guns are the law weapon'? March 8, 1995, on an assault on another person unfounded, prcjudiccd col- School Home Ec room. New menhers wclcon~e. you read an article in the abiding citizens which are the front of the Chronicle, a with a baseball bat. Is that Akron Diabetes support group meets evcry Thursday (ex- Detroit News about gun con- less than 800. Great Britain pair of Cass City Middle an attack weapon? In the Oct, 2 issue of the Los An- cept holidays) from 7-8:30 p.ni. at the Akron Municipal trol in Great Britain in which is trying to confiscate hand School students were facing NOTICE Building. For more inforttiation call S 17-691-5354. the government, in response guns from their law abiding charges of assault with a util- geles Times they reported that in their city, they have Applications are being taken for the position of Friday, November 8 a problem with golf balls. Alcoholics Anonymous and AI-Anon, Good Shepherd The problem is that golfers Elkland Township Fire Chief Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. Cass City students elect art' teeing off late at night, Applicants must have completed Post 3644 VFW Annual Winter Holiday pot luck dinncr and these halls are smashing Fire Fighter I training and served a it the post hall. h:30 p.ni. All iiiembers and faniilies are car windows, housc win- invi tcd. dows and frequently hitting minimum of 5 years with a fire department. Bill Clinton, Carl Levin people. Are these attack Woman's Christian Tcniperancc Union mcet at the De- weqons? If these are the troit Edison Building 011 Division St. Potluck at nooii. All Friday, Dec. 6, is the deadline to apply. are we1 c'o me. Letter to Editor actually voting in a real elec- classes then had the pleasure attack weapons that some Bazaar and Lunch, United Methodist Church of' Cass City. tion,The students had to reg- of counting the ballots. In- people would like to see "The Normal c'oiirsc of Brcastlkcdi tig" is discussion topic On Oct. 29, 1996, the high ister to vote and they also cluded on the ballot was not tougher restrictions on , Send rcsuine to: only the election for the we're in trouble. ot L;I Lccht. Lcaguc 01 Bad Axe. All breastteeding ~no~ns, school government classes were added to the mock poll Clerk Norma Wallace IIIOI~~S-~O-~C, id bilhles arc wclcotlit.. 9130 il.111. at Bad had a student/teacher mock book to eliminate election President of' the United You also mentioned in the Axe Church of the Naziuene. More info: Liz at 269-94XS, election. 41 1 people partici- fiaud. All of this was taken States, hut also electing the Haire Net rcccntly, that since 4693 N. Seeger St. or K~enat 260-2269. pated. The government stu- vcry scriously. Senator, and choosing one thc Brady Bill has been en- Cass City, MI 48726 dents acted as election offi- thing that was most impor- acted, 60,000 people were Saturday, November 9 cials. The students were After all thc voting was fin- tant to you. Included were turned down because a back- Ba/aar and Liinch, Uiiitcci Methodist Chiirch of C'ass City. treated as though they were ished, the government such things as the economy ground check prohibited and jobs, crime prevention, them from purchasing a Monday, November 11 education, environment and hand gun. Oweii-Gage School Board nnccting, 7:30 p.rn. HDC slates open health care. Not true. Since the Brady Elkland Township Board nicctiiig, 7 p.ni. This is how the election Bill was enacted, 60,000 less turned out: Bill Clinton and hand guns were registcred. Wednesday, November 13 house at new complex A1 Gore won the election This does not mean people WEDNESDAY &THURSDAY 7:30 with 188 (48%) votes. Bob were turned down, it nicans Duplicate Bridge 7 p.ni. at Charniont. Last weuk's win- Wed. Double Punch On Movie Goer Card prim* HDC"s ow11 subsid- Dole and Jack Kemp came thcy were not registering ncrs: Blll Dupu~sarid Ron Mmhlcwiu. Everyotic WCI- The Huilia ti Developnicn t Thurs. "Bargain Nite" Save $$$$ Coni niissi 011 (H wcl - iary. with assistaticc from in second with 129 (33%) their guns. *onw. UC) Michael Douglas &Val Kilmer Octagon Barn Bcnetlt Art Auction at Norhwood Shores conics thc public to an open t he age ii c y 's we at he r i za t i o ti votes, and Ross Pcrot was Since the Brady Bill, only third, winning 68 (17%) Res taura ti t on Bccchw ood, 7 p.111. Admissio ti charged . housc u1' its new Green c rc w ;i ti d o thc r c o in iiier c i a I 7 people were brought to Hunt For Two Killer Lions--- Strcct Senior Complex in sub-co ii tractors. votes. Carl Levin came in trial and only 2 are in jail "THE GHOST & THE DARKNESS" Cam. Thc open house will allow first with 269 votes over today. The Brady Bill will Festivities will take place thu piihlic to learn about Ronna Romney, who had not affect Michigan in re- STARTS FRIDAY (HOCKEY LAUGHS) 145 votes. Economy and Sullday t'rotn 2 to 4 p.ni., and HDC's prograins and its gard to the waiting day pe- All Evenings (Except Sat.) jobs seemed most important 7:30 will t'eature hors d'oeuvres, mtiy arm01' service in thc riod. In Michigan we have Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 tours, en ter t ai ti men t and Sel - Shu tnh. Stat't' atid board to students at CCHS, win- an instant background check 1o ws ti i p . mcitibcrs will be on hand tu ning 153 votes. Crime pre- which the National Rifle anhwcr questions, and an in- vention was second with 87 Association stated they The facility is located at votes. Education was third wanted from day one. 435 Grecti St. in thc former formational table will also be avai I ablc. Additional 1y, with 74 votes. Environment It seems like the media is Eagles huilding, across from had 49 votes, and finally con st antly misleading the WaIbro Technical Cen- the Sacred Heart Men's Choir will perform an infor- health care, with 32 of the people. They write articles ter. It houses HDC's Adult votes. in papers and show things on Day Scrviccs programs as mal half-hour concert at approximately 2 p.m. After all of this was fin- TV on what they think are well as the central Tuscola ished, the final results were right. County htchen which scrvcs Anyone who may wish to lcarii niorc about this open sent in to CNN newsroom. The only freedom of thc thc SeJiior Dining and ClintodGore 5596, Dole/ press we have left is if you H o I ne- De I i vc rcd Me a1 pro- housc, or any other inf'ornia- tion about the Human De- Kenip 33%, and Perot with own it. grains. 10% was the national count. vc l opme n t Co m mi ssi o n, may call the agency during Si ncer el y, Guests will find a roomy, Cass City High comt'ortahk bidding with a regular business hours at (517) 673-4121. School senior, Frank Kieltyka niiriihcr of special featiircs Renee Zawilinski that lcrld themselves well to quiility service. The kitchen i s iipp o i n ted w i t h coo ki ti g a I ~dre ti-i ger at i o t I equ i pmc 11 t sut'ticient to prepare sonie JSO to 400 m&aisa day, in- Hills and Dales Health Care Corporation would like to take this cluding convcction oven, opportunity to thank the community for supporting our haunted cotivcntioniil stove. t'reezers: house fund raising project and all employees who worked on the walk-in cooler. storage racks '89 Celebrity - 4 door, automatic, air, stereokassette. sped project. We hope the community enjoyed the haunted house as atid inore, control. electric defrost, extra clean '92 Shadow - 2 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, sport package, much as the employees. We also want to thank Walbro for allow- Much ot' this equipment 50,000 miles ing us to use the Cultural Center. [[I ' has becti nwvcd from its prc- '91 Escort GT I automatic, speed control, air conditioning, Hills and Dales is proud to announce the winners of the H & D !,I! 11 J vious location in Mayville. rear defrost employee atid joins new itoriis iccdeti Pumpkin Decorating Contest held on October 28th. Place: TENDERCARE '91 Sable Wagon - fully loaded, includes third seat, miles in to tiicct thc growing dcnianci 1st place - Finance, 2nd place - 2nd Floor Nursing and 3rd place 70s 4782 Hospital Drivc III HDC's Nirtrition Pro- - Lab. Judges for the contest were from: Erla's, Ben Franklin, 1' I [ 11 'YO Cutlass ~ 2 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, extra clean Criss City gralll, Coach Light Pharmacy and John C. Burns, Attorney at Law, of- '92 Voyager - VU, automatic, power locks, air conditioning 011 the Adult Day Services '94 S10 Blazer - 2 door, 58,000 miles, fully loaded fice. side of' the building. there is Hills and Dales Employee Benefit Fund members sponsored a a large. warin niecting rooiii '90 GMC Suburban - 350 automatic, trailering package '89 Pontiac 6000 - V-6, automatic, speed control, tilt wheel, Halloween costume contest for the employees. Winners were: November 20 - 8 a.m.-4 D.m. for older adiilts IO gather and cassette, power windows, power locks 1st Shiyt - lbt place, Juanita Warack; 2nd place, Ruth Whittaker; '94 SI0 Extended Cab - V-6, automatic, 36,000 miles, Red 3rd place, Deb Russell. 2nd Shift - 1st place, Jennifer Hinson; beauty November 22 - 8 a.rn.4 p.m. 2nd place, Marge Vbldman; 3rd place, Pat Wutzke. 3rd Shift - 1st hiiilding. All reinodeling '81, F-150 4x4 - 2-tone pint, ELT, speed control. tilt wheel. ieady for winter place, Marcia Strait: 2nd place, Diane Howey; 3rd place, Deb a~cibuildinr c tasks were Iiw- t'ormcd hy Cass River Enter- Montgomery . EVERYONE WELCOME Dwight's always MANY EXHIBITS sells for less!!! Call Garth... **e Garth DWIGHT'S AUTO SALES OIMara 1525 E. Car0 Rd. Caro 517-673-7758 PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Obituaries

Jeannine Hobart schcduled at 11:OO ii.111. Wednesday, Nov. 6, iii the Go o d S he p her d I, u t h e r H 11 Jea ii n i ne Do 11 n ii Hobart , Cass 64, 01. Ciagetown, died Sat- Church, City, with the urday, Nov. 2, 1996, in the Rev. Gerald Meyers offiui- ating. Internient was to he Tu sc o 1 a County M ed i c al Care Facility, Caro, after a in Columbia Township long illness. Ccme ter y. She was horn July 7, 1932, Mmorials rnay bc niack to the St. Paul School Library iii LJnionvillc, to Lcorie and Fund, Good Shepherd Ruth (Dic ki 11 so 11 ) De m o. She niarried Edwin E. Link Lutheran Church, or thc Dcc. 2, 1950, in Unionville, charity of the donor’s Hc died Fcb. 1, 107.3. She choice. rniirriud Bunson E. Hobart Arr an gcn~ii t s w crc‘ made by Little & Kranz Funeral Aug. 1, 1976, in St. Paul Home, Cass City. CAMPBELL ELEMENTARY School students braved bone L LI t ti era 11 Church, 1Jnionvillc. He dicd Feb. IS, chilling winds Friday to participate in their annual Hallow- 1096. Laurie McRae EMPLOYEES OF Walbro Corporation in Cass City and Cam A nneniber of‘ S t. Paul collected 3,599 pounds of food last week during their 5th an- een parade, which was led by the Cass City Middle School Lutticraii C’hurch for over 44 Laurie Ann McRae, 42, of band, years. she graduated froni Bad Axe, died Wednesday, nual drive to benefit the Michigan Harvest Gathering project. Uniionville High School. Oct. 30,1996, at her parents’ Winners in the company’s Halloween costume party, which She wiis the president of tlie home in Ubly, after a long City Hills Kr Dales Hospital AUX- illness. concludes the drive, are, from left: Donna Bang (Bo-Creep), Cass scholarship to iliary, 21 iiithmbcr of thc She was horn June 23, Cream of‘ the Crop Farill 1954, in Cas City, daugh- Jackie Yost and Shari O’Dell (Ma & Pa), and Betty Glaza Bureau, the El niwood ter of Kenneth and Laura (Swamp Thing). honor Leone Lee Shaw Quilters, St. Paul Ladies Aid (Stilson) McRae. a II d Good S heph e r iI She grew up in the Cass Ken Micklash, superinten- upcoming years. Shaw re- For further information, Lutheran Ctiurch, Shc uiis City area and graduated dent of Cass City Public tired in 1973 after 22 years. contact Shaw’s sister, ii very active TLISCOI:~from Cass City High School Carolyn L. Nisbet, at (206) Schools, has announced the Shaw required the highest C o u n t y 4 - H 1 c a cl e r I i i a 11 y in 1972. She attended Delta establishment of a scholar- standards of honor and per- 39 1 -7527. years ago. arid St. Clair Coinrnunity ship to honor Leone Lee sonal ethics from her stu- Application for the $500 Surviving arc her children: College and became an LPN Shaw. dents. She believed in do- I)ouglas (Lan) 1,ink of in 1978. Shc was employed Leone Shaw Scholarship Shaw, who resides in the ing whatever was necessary geriatric facilities in will be available in March Yogyakxta, Indoncsia, Bar- at Cass City area, received her in any subject to become Tuscola and Huron counties of 1997 in thc Cass City tiara Stclzl of’ Carrolton. certificate of graduation proficient. If it is worth do- and worked for Caro medi- High School Guidance De- Texas, Karen (Nornian) from the University of ing, it is worth doing well. Schaot t’ur ot’ Lincoln. Nch., cal facilities for a few years. partinent. Michigan June 17, 1929. She always believed her stu- Jonaltian (Debra) Link of‘ She was a parishioner at St. She began teaching in Cass dents would succeed. LJn ionvi 1 I e. M ari e (Wi 1 I iam C 01 u m b ki 11e .Ca th o li c City in 1951. During the This scholarship selection Kadish) Hobart of Church of Sheridan, 1958-59 school year she will be based on academic Sentence Shrewsbiiry, Mass., Ann started teaching French, achievement, extracurricu- (Kent Wright) Hobart of Surviving are 2 sons, Paul Spanish and English at Cass lar activities and need. It Tucson, Ariy., Cathy (Kevin DeLong and Joseph DeLong City High School. Currently, will be awarded to a Cass teens for Spiccr) hobart of Lexington, of Bad Axe, and one daugh- there arc approximately 140 City High School graduating K y . , J a II c (M att R ob i so n ) ter, Katc DeLong of Bad students enrolled in foreign senior enrolled in the foreign Hobart of‘ctilcago, Ill., Scott Axe; her parcnts, Kenneth language courses. The pro- language department who break-ins (Heather) Hobart of Aiiielia, and Laura McRae; one sis- jection is for increased for- plans to attend the Univer- Ohio, Kevin (Emily Hiber) ter, Susan VanErp, and her eign language enrollment in sity of Michigan. Hobart of Seattlc, Wash., husband, Robert, of Bad and Clayton Hobart of Sc- Axe; one brother, Richard point avcragc, arid adhcre to attle, W‘iSh. McRae and his wife, Anna, A 10 p.nn. curtcw. Also surviving arc 16 of Ubly; special friend, Additional charges 01‘con- grand ch i 1ti rt‘ 11 ; a si s t er, Larry Morell, of Ubly, and spirircy. hruaki iy and c‘titcr- Elainc Scihcl of Gagctown; many nieces and nephews. ing and larceny, ;IS well ;is si sters-i 11 -I iiw, M,iry Ann Funeral services were held nial ic i c)ii s dust ruc t i oil o 1’ (Alan) lieidinger of Roches- Saturday, Nov. 2, at St. propcrty - in conticution tcr Hills aod Sally (John) John’s Catholic Church of with hrcak-ins Jiily 1 ai thc Ellis ot‘Edcii Prairie, Minn Ubly. The Rev. Randy Kelly, Ben Fraiikliti Storc in Cass and niatiy IllCCeS, tleptlcws pastor, officiated. City. Kollillg Hills Golf and cousins. She WASpre- Burial was in Elkland Course iii Cass City and ceded 111 death by ii SOIl-111- Cemetery, Cass City. Sl~ctwooclon the Hill golf law, Jim Stclzl, and brothcr- Arrangements were made WHOLE course in Gagetowii -- were in-law, Harold Seibel. by Zinger-Smigielski Fu- disniisst.d iindcr ii plea bar- Funeral services wcie neral Home of Ubly. HOUSE gain agrecnieilt. FULL OF IT WASN’TA BIG snow, but there was enough accumulation Friday night for this trio of snow people, created by Christie WINDOWS $1199* Montgomery, IO, of Cass City. ’Based on 6 double hungs & 1 picture window 1200 sq. in. A

m With window purchase for sub-structure THE CASS CITY ROTARY Club donated $1,500 to the Red WINM)WS Free Garden window Hawk basketball team recently with money earned during its Free Screenflocks annual 4th of July Festival basketball tournament. Accepting Free Double Strength Glass a check from club member Colleen Langenburg is Head Coach $ O0 Free Thermo Glass Jeff Hartel. Noted harpsichordist to FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME return to Bach Festival 5 for

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Add Insulation And Beauty To Your Home Cover Soff it/Facia With A chord”, by Johann Scbastian iiiance practice, he has Evening coricerts begin at Vinyl Wrap And Never Paint Bach. This concert Sunday, taught at West minster Choir Again Dec. 1, is in the First Pres- Collegc, Stanford Univcr- 8: 15 p.111. Nov. 29 and 30 Cover Exterior Window h y ter ian C‘hu rc h. Addition - sity, the University of Ha- with pre-concert lectures at Trim/New Caulk ally, James will bc featured waii, and is a Iccturer, recit- 7 p.rn. The Ikc. I uonccrt New Gutters/Downspouts organ soloist Tuesday, Nov. alist, and clinician. In 1986, will begin at 3: 15 p.m. with In Choice of Color he compuscd recitativcs for a prc-concert lecture at 2 New Shutters With Every 26, at the First Prcsbyteriaii Church in Caro. There. hc Stti ttpt()pera’s production p.m. Tickets can bc rcserved Siding Order (Limit 2 Pair) by calling the Festival Box =Based on 24’x36’ ranch al 12% will he joined hy Cellist of‘ “Fetontc”, by Nicola Interest, 84 mo. financing Brmt Austiri Taylor in per- Joinelti. Conducted .by Den- Office at 5 17-872-3w or foriiimccs of‘ the music of‘ nis Russell Davies with by mail to the Village Bach J.S. Bach, Max Bruch, arid James at thc harpsichord, it Festival, P.0. Rox 27. Cass Cesar Franck. wu diu work’s first perfor- City, MI 48726. James has been a mernber iiiancc: in 200 years. In 1994, More information may hc of‘ the St. Paul Chamber Or- he niadc his conducting de- obtained by calling 517- 1 -800-28814385 chcstra tor ovcr 25 years aid hut with tlic St. Paul Cham- 872-2131, ext. 269, or by can bc heard oil 14 of‘ that ber Ore-ticstra and is the prc- niail to thevillage Bach Fes- STATE LICENSE #2101109016 orchestra’s recordings. He concert Iccturer for that tival, P.O. Box 27, Cass The Cass City Chronicle has been a soloist with the orchestra’s bar(-)clueseries. City,MI 48726. Are you getting all of the discounts you deserue on your insurance.33

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