-- -- -_. Am- _-- *, i- .Or\JICLE VOLUME 83, NUMBER 35 CASS CITY MICHIGAN -WEDNESDAY,DECEMBER 6,1984 _- -- 1 MIK 1 Y LkN1.S-- ~ , 16 PAGES PLUS SUPPLEMENT CASS CITY I- -_ Dee. 19 petition Reese man killed

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Area residents interested in running for village office in train-car crash. have about 2 weeks left to file nominating petitions. A 22-year-old Reese man dragged down the tracks ‘ vehicle in front of her went just south of CasCity Satur- The deadline for filing is 4 was killed Monday night approximately 600 feet be- rightjust prior to the impact. day - p.m. Dec. 19. Primary when the vehicle he was fore coming to a stop. Hosner and a passenger in Troopers said Carlysle F. elections, if necessary, will driving slammed into a CSX Another motorist, Ray- her vehicle, Irene M. Periso, May hew, 68,6430 Third S t., be held Feb. 19, and the train about 2 miles south of mond G.Roy, 52, of Vassar, 22, 6665 Lincoln St., Cass City, was northbound General Election will be Richville in Tuscola Town- also was injured at the same Gagetown, were wearing on Cemetery Road north of conducted March 12. ship. location in what authorities seat belts when the 6:45 pm. River Road at about 8:45 The railroad crossing, believe may have been a crash occurred, reports p.m. when his vehicle began In Cass City, peutions can which is marked by a yield related accident. be picked up at the village state. to fishtail. The driver lost sign and railroad crossarms, Roy, who also was north- They and Luther, who was control and the vehicle left municipal building during is the same location where 2 bound on Hart Road, appar- regular business hours, 8 not wearing a seat belt, were the roadway and struck a persons were killed and 2 ently saw the train and transported to Car0 Com- .m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday tree, reports state. others injured Oct. 31 when swerved,causing his vehicle munity Hospital by Car0 through Friday. a sugar beet truck collided to go into a ditch, the EMS personnel. Mayhew, who stated he with another CSX train. sheriff‘s spokesman said. Troopers cited Luther for was traveling at a speed of Six seats will be decided A Tuscola County in the spring election. They Roy was transported by violations of the seat belt 20 m.p.h. at the time of the are the 2-year posts cur- Sheriff’s Department Vassar Area Ambulance and basic speed laws. accident, was cited for vio- spokesman identified the Service personnel to St. rently held by President No injuries were reported Please turn to page 10. latest victim as Christopher Mary’s Hospital, Saginaw, in a one-vehicle accident L.E. Althaver, Clerk/ Albin, 2239 Quanicassee Treasurer Joyce LaRoche where he was treated and Rd. then released, a hospital and Assessor Dan Erla, and Albin was northbound an 3 4-year trustee seats, now spokeswoman said. Garbage collection Hart Road just south of Both accidents remain * eld by K. Michael Simpson Road at about 6: 14 under investigation. Weaver, Dorothy p.m. when he failed to yield Stahlbaum and Elwyn Sheriff‘s deputies were to the oncoming train, ac- assisted at the scene by state Novesta sets Helwig. LOCALTOYS FOR Tots Coordinator Sue Werschky (right) cording to the spokesman, police from the Caro post, LaRoche said persons and student volunteer Joey Smutek display a pair of teddy who said Albin’s vehicle the Reese Fire Department’s planning to file a nomina- struck the second of 22 Cars Jaws of Life, the Richville fee at $50 year tion petition should obtain bears that are among the donations that will be distributed to being pulled by the train Fire Department and Vassar 10 to 15 signatures. Per- area families later this month. engine. The vehicle WaS ha Alnbulmce Service The Novesh Township cording to the clerk, who sons running for office for personnel. Board Monday formally noted a $5 fee Will be the first time must also go approved guidelines for the charged to replace a lost *9the county clerk’s office OTHER A(-:CIDE:NTS township’s new method of permit. dnd fill out a statement of Toys for Tots charging for refuse disposal. In other business during the organization, she added. Three persons were treated Township Clerk Nursie L. monthly meeting, the board and rclcased for minor inju- Kloc said board members aPPinted. Helen a?d OTHER VILLAGES ries following a 2-vehicle approved a resolution that Fred Mdl~to the township Area campaign underway collision last Wednesday in calls for.a $50 fee py year Bo.zd of Review for 2-Yex Persons planning to run Indianfields Towns hip, per household for one year, terms. for office in Gagetown can troopers from the state po- effective Jan, 1, 1990, ta The new board members, year, she added, Additional colleztion tribute as possible to Dec. 31,1990. who replace Everett Field _. pick up a nominating peti- mm lice post in Car0 reported. The Toys for Tots cam- Area businesses and indi- boxes are located allow time for packing and tion at the home of Clerk paign is well underway, col- at According to reports, a Previously, the township and William O’Dell, will be viduals are encouraged to Hade’s, Specid Scents delivery. Disbibution ofthe northbound vehicle hriven paid the cost of garbage sworn in during the board’s Elery Sontag, 6574 Gage lecting bys and t. participate by donating new, andOld Wood Drugs in Cass toys is slat4 for mid-De- by Nanette Hosner, 33,231 pick-up and disposal, but January meeting, which has to make Chrismas*a unwrapped toys at the cam- soaring rates prompted offi- been rescheduled for 2 The offices of president little brighterfor needy chll- City, and at First of America cemhr. N. Kingston Rd., Deford, Jan. and clerk/treasurer, and 3 paign quarters located at Bank in Gagetown. was preparing to make a turn cials to shift the burden onto due to the New Year’s holi- in City, Deford Ryland and Guc Plumbing A $5 value gift Or cash Additional information off Mertz Road north of residents. day. trustee seats will be filled in and Gagetown areas. the spring election. and Heating, 6475 Main St., contribution is suggested, about the program can be Riley Road when she was During the next year, resi- Also Monday, an applica- * Those posts, all elected More than 250 Cass City, which has do- Werschkybemarked,adding obtained by contacting struck from behind by an- dents who pay the $50 fee tion from John Scherzer for were served by the proflam nated space for the project. residents are asked to con- Werschky at 872-2910. will be allowed to take their Public Act 116 status was for terms of 4 years, cur- last Christmas, and at least other vehicle traveling at an rently are held by David estimated speed of 50 miles garbage to a refuse truck endorsed for 116 1/2 acres in that many are expected to be n .* ,a parked at the township hall sections and 15 of the Abbe (president), Sontag eligible io receiie toys this per hour. 10 (clerldtreasurer) and trus- The driver of that vehicle, provided they present their township, and the board holiday season, according to Paren tal contrace Dti ve trash permit and driver’s approved paying $85 to send tees Charles Wright, Doris Sue Werschkv. coordinator 1 Rhonda Luther, 30,726 W. J ------Rang and Beverly Leyva. of the local event. Frank St., Caro, told police license identification, Kloc township Supervisor Mayn- she couldn’t stop in time. noted. ard S tine to attend the annual Posts held by 6 village inTheToys~orTotsprogram Tuscola County is spon- officials, all elected to 2- consent vote due Friday She said she was following Persons who allow others Michigan Township Asso- year terms, will be decided northbound traffic and the to use theirpermits will have ciation convention next in the Kingston village their permits revoked, ac- month in Detroit. _- _._ election. junction wfth the US. Ma- state and federal guidelines. commissioners Arnold Seats up for election are rine Corps. The Cass City cola Couniy Hcalth Board is expected to vote this week Tuscola is the only county Krumnauer and Robert now held by President Arlo area program is a separate in the state which requires Russell to the new seats. Ruggles, Clerk Kenneth on whether to continue a effort intended to provide parental consent, and state That decision, which was B oileau , Treasurcr/A sses- toys for local families in controversial policy that requires minors to obtain health officials have given also based on a desire for sor Beverly J. Heron and cooperation with the county the county until early more commissioner in- hvstees Daniel Westerby, parental consent before get- 1b90 PUP. volvement on the health .arlene Powell and Robert ting contraceptives from the to drop the policy or face the Werschky said widespread health department. loss of $50,000 in state fam- board, was supported even Miller. ily planning funds. by Commissioner Michael Nominating petitions can community support from the The board is scheduled to Chamber of Commerce and meet Friday at 9 a.m. in the Only weeks ago, the health Green, who is acting Health be picked up at the Kingston Department director and, Village Office on Fridays area businesses, with the as- County Annex Building. board voted 3-2 against as sistance of service clubs The policy has drawn fire changing the policy. a health board member, has from 9 a.m. to noon and from remained staunchly op- 1 to 4 p.m. such as the Lions and the from health department In response, county com- missioners last week set the to a change in the In Ubly, the 2-year terms of Jaycees, make the local pro- employees, but 3 of the 5 posed gram possible. Cass City health board members have stage for possible action policy. village President Earl In the wake of criticism Longuski, Clerk Chris Tyll High School student volun- remained firm in their sup- Friday by voting to expand teers also are helping this port of the rule, which isn’t the health board from 5 to 7 aimed at that position, Please turn to page 10. Green last week acknowl- edged that he and the other 2 health board members who support the local birth con- trol guidelines have ties to JuniaL Baptist Church and School. But the Mayville commissioner was quotedas saying the issue is a family issue, not a religious one, and should not be decided by the state. Health board member Dr. Ed Scollon, who supports dropping the policy, indi- cated Monday he believes Friday’s vote will change the rule. Scollon said it’s believed many Tuscola County youths currently obtain contraceptives from heal$ departments in neighboring counties. He added, how- ever,.that a number of youths probably aren’t using birth control measures as a result of the local policy, which has been in place since 1972. SOUNDS OF THE SEASON - - A change from spring to winter performances “That’s probably the type of person you’d be dealing BETH SPENCER IS all smiles after receiving a personal didn’t hinder attendance of the annual Tom Thumb Singers concerts, presented with,” he continued, noting Saturday and Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church in Cass City. The concerts, teens seeking contracep- invitation to re-create one of her balloon designs at the annual tives would be required to National Association of Balloon Artists convention in Las which featured a mix of secular and seasonal music, included choral as well as solo participate in family plan- (SCC story page 5.) selections. Please turn to page 10. Vegas, Nev., March 25-28. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-.’ Cass Citv Personal Items J

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Eighteen members of the Echo Chapter 337 Order Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pro- Scott Geiger has com- Baptist Philathea class met of Eastern Star will meet fit of Gladwin, Mrs. Helen pleted his studies at Michi- Saturday ni ht at the home Wednesday, Dec. 13, for a Willits of Rochester, and gan Technological Univer- of AI and Ff arb Hutchinson 6:30 potluck supper. Mem- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Profit of sity for a Master’s Degree for a Christmas party. A bers are to bring a dish to Cass City spent the in Electrical Engineering. pass and table service. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. He has accepted a position cooperative dinner was with Motorola, Inc. in served and the group held a There will be a $3.00 gift Les Profit for an early exchange. Also bring a food Christmas celebration. Chicago, Ill. “Chinese auction .” gift for a needy family. The Ladies interested in refreshment committee is Cheryl Rienstra, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bishop learning more about sing- Betty Murphy, chairman, ter Amber and son Reuben of Big Rapids visited his ing barbershop harmony Audrey Cummins, Helen and friend of Harrison were mother, Mrs. Lew Bishop, can attend rehearsals of the Agar and Pat Hunter. Saturday overnight guests Saturday and Sunday.They Lake Huron Chorus of of Mr. and Mrs. Pete visited Lew Bishop in the Mrs. Laura Ball was Rienstra . VA Hospital in Saginaw. Sweet Adelines, held Mon- notified of the death of her days at 7 p.m. at the Huron His address is VA Ad- aunt, Mrs. George (Ruth) Mr. and Mrs. Charles ministration Hospital, Medical Care Facility Crocker. She was a resident 1500 cafeteria, Bad Axe. Wright attended the 50th Weiss, Saginaw, MI 48602. in the nursing home in wedding anniversary party Frankenmuth. Laura Ball, for Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Attending the VFW Dis- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball Joles of Gagetown, held in trict 10 meeting at Akron- of New Hudson were over- and 2 sons were at the Sebewaing Saturday. Fairgrove Dec. 3 from the Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Harris night guests Saturday of Cederburg Funeral Home Cass City Ladies’ Au- her sister and husband, Mr. in Saginaw Sunday. Mrs. Ulla Kytooga of Jansa, xiliary, Post 3644 were Iridescent bows, snowdrift mora. and Mrs. Stanley Morell. Crocker’s funeral was held Finland, is spending a week senior vice-president Mag- pomps and dendrobium or- The dresses, fashioned by Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. Dale gie Weippert, treasurer .. . Mr, and Mrs. Rob Groenewold *. chids adorned the Church of the bride, had black velvet Buehrly. Miss Kytooga Patricia Brooks and Lena +. 1 bodices with slightly the Sacred Heart in Car0 Peg spent 6 weeks in 1881 with Maleck. Miss Sharon Wells and Grand Rapids, Alesia Ferris“- Oct. 7, when Father Donald rounded neckline, V-shaped the Buehrlys as an ex- of Kalamazoo and Karen back and modest puffed change student. Rob Groenewold ex- Eppenbrock united Miss changed vows Saturday, Izenbaard of Jackson, the’.w” Deborah Marie Papp and sleeves. Full gathered skirts Cub Scouts groom’s sister. of shimmery metallic in fall Friday suDDer guests of Oct. 21,attheSecondChris- Timothy John Harris in a JoBeth Sherman of Ot--’~ colors were attached to the The deer Mrs. Lhian*Ha&y were earn badges tian Reformed Church of double ring ceremony. Dick Hanby of Grand Kalamazoo. The bride’s fa- sego, niece of the bride, wa$* ’ Mrs. Judy Titus played dropped waistline and a Haven and Mr. and Mrs. huge accented the dress hunt ther, Clyde Wells, and Pas- junior bridesmaid. Nicole** “Right Here Waiting,” bow Don Hanb~of Cass City. Over 120 people were in back. The bridesmaids in tor Clark of Westwood Bap- Izenbaard of Jackson, the “Trumpet Voluntary” and Dick HanbY spent F@ay attendance for the Cub tist Church officiated at the groom’s niece, was flower- Nuptial March,“Jesus Joy of carried colonial bouquets of * by Melva E. Gulnthcr and Saturday with his Scout Pack #3594 monthly snowdrift pomps accented one o’clock ceremony. girl and Tyler Ferris of Kala- Man’s Heart” on the organ. mother. meeting Thursday evening, Parents’ of the couple are mazoo was ringbearer. . Dale Perz and Kristin Nel- with metallic cords to match Nov. 30. Dens #1, 2, 3, the their dresses and iridescent Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wells of The bridal attendants work.“ son sang “Abba Father,” Except for the die-hard Noon - Fire gun for help - eat Webelos Arrows, and the Cass City and Mr. and Mrs. teal taffeta tea-length’i: “The Love She Found in paper. Rosemary Quinn, bow hunters and muzzle wild berries. writer’s Club Deford Den allearned 100% Attendance Awards for the Garrett Groenewold of dresses trimmed with ivory %: Me,” “You Needed Me” and godmother of the bride, loaders, deer season has 12:15 p.m. - Run out of bul- ’-4 night. Den #1 won the Kalarnazoo, lace. “Here I am Lord” for the 10 made heart-shaped pillows come and gone. lets - 8 deer come back. slates meet to match the dresses of the 2 Honor Den flag for having Escorted by her father, the Tim Izenbaard of Jackson,, *: o’clock ceremony. Lest you think that hunt- 12:20 p.m. - Strange feeling The Thumb Area Writer’s the most guests present. bride wore an ivory satin brother-in-law of thegroom,, :, Parents of the couple are youngest flower girls. They ing is all fun and games, take in stomach. were accented with match- Club will meet Dec. 12 at gown designed with Queen was best man. Groomsmen Robert and Virginia Papp of a look at this deer hunter’s 12:30 p.m. - Realize you ate 7:30 p.m. in the Sanilac The Bobcat badge was Anne neckline and fitted were Scott Simpson of Kal+fl*. ing cords and lace. presented to: Luzern Caro, Jack and Vicki Harris log, contributed by Don poison berries. County Conference room, bodice on a basque waistline mazoo, Eppe Wolfis of 3 of Higgins Lake and Peggy The mothers wore corsages W hi ttenburg. 12:45 p.m. - Rescued! Dickson, Lance Gohsman, of dendrobium orchids and 37 Austin St., Sandusky. Shawn Graichen, Cory accented with Alencon lace, Kalamazoo, the groom’s $ Simmons of Lansing. 1255 p.m. - Rushed to hos- This is the final meeting of pearls and sequins. The leg- cousin, and Steve Wells of .: white sweetheart roses. THE DEER HUNT pital to have stomach Kulinsky, Chad Middaugh, The bride, given in mar- 1989. Past business will be Mike Peters, Chad Pos- o-mutton sleeves were Kalamazoo, brother of the i: riage by her father, wore her Serving as best man was pumped. *’ Rob Papp of Denver, Colo. discussed as well as coming luszny, Scott Rutkowski, adorned with lace appliques , bride. mother’s satin dress fash- 1:OO a.m. - Alarm clock 3:OO p.m. - Arrive back in events for the new year. Jeff Schwarz, Jeremy and a large satin bow was at *: Groomsmen were Ken Ca- rings. camp. A reception followed fdr > ioned with Alencon lace The club is open to anyone Schwarz and Randy Whit- the back waist. The skirt and 250 guests at the Westwood 3 appliques, long portrait lahan, Tom Harris, Keith 2:OO a.m. - Hunting partners 3:30 p.m. - Leave camp to taker. The “Recruiter” Carolyn, Brett Warner, interested in writing fiction, chapel train were bordered Baptist Church. *: sleeves, contoured scoop arrive, drag you out of bed. kill deer. non-fiction or poetry either badge was earned by Doug with scalloped Alencon Mike King, Jeff Taylor and 2:30 a.m. - Throw every- Ball, Jeff Schwarz and The couple left on a wed- f, neckline and a floor length 4:00 p.m. - Return to camp as a profession or a hobby. lace. She carried a cascade ding trip Northern Michi- skirt which fell into a chapel Wold Avery. Greeter was thing except the kitchen sink Jeremy Schwarz. to Joe Taylor of Metamora. for bullets. The club offers writers en- bouquet of pink sweetheart gan, Milwaukee and Chi- length train. Matching ap- in the pickup. 4:Ol p.m. Load gun leave roses, pink miniature carna- A champagne brunch was - - couragement, helpful infor- Webelos receiving Activ- cago. 0. pliqued lace was added 3:OO a.m. - Leave for the camp again. mation and inspiration in ity badges were: Andy tions with strands of sequins served at Dom Polski Hall deep woods. The bride is assistant man- $ around the bottom of the 590 p.m. - Empty gun on their writing endeavors. Green, Justin Salas, Matt and pearls. ager at M C Sporting Goods gown. A pouf of veiling was and an evening reception 3: 15 a.m. - Drive back home squirrel that’s bugging you. Zigich (Handyman, Citi- with 400 guests attending A sample copy of the Matron of honor for her and the groom is employe# 5 secured to an old-fashioned and pick up gun. 6:00p.m. - Arrive at camp - club’s monthly newsletter, zen, Fitness); Matt Miller at Meijer’s. ** *: lace and beaded headband. was also at the hall. The hall 3:30 a.m. - Drive like crazy (Citizen, Fitness) ; Adam sister was Sheryl Parker of see deer grazing at camp, “Thumbprints,” can be ob- Atlanta, Ga. Bridesmaids The chapel length veil was was decorated with lighted to get to the woods before 6:Ol p.m. - Load gun. Wiles (Sportsman, Citizen, trees with fall-colored tained by sending a self- Scientist) ; Tim Micklash were Michelle Walsh of edged in lace which daylight. 6:02 p.m. - Fire gun - hit addressed, stamped, busi- leaves, gold angels and cu- a.m. - Set up camp - (Showman) ; Todd Milligan matched theappliquesof the 4:OO pickup. ness size envelope and 50 (Artist, Naturalist) ; Josh gown. She carried an elon- pids accented with paper forgot the darn tent. 6:05 p.m. - Hunting partner bows and ribbon streamers. cents to: TAWC, 928 Gibbs Little, Kurt Iwankovitsch, gated cascading bouquet of 4:30 a.m. - Head into the returns to camp dragging St., Caro, MI 48723. Richie Priestap and Todd bridal white roses, dendro- The wedding cake, topped woods. deer. with her parents’ cake top, Furness (Engineer); Matt bium orchids, accented with 6:OS a.m. - See 8 deer. 6% p.m. - Repress strong Klinkman (Aquanaut); iridescent paper. - was baked by her grand- 6:06 a.m. - Take aim and desire to shoot hunting part- Hills and Dalw Todd Furness (Fitness), Paula Dunaj, friend of the mother, Frances Muz. squeeze trigger. ner. ~~~~~l ]tIonpih] and Kurt Iwankovitsch bride, of Pontiac, was maid After a week long honey- 6:07 a.m. - “Click.” 6:07 p.m. - Fall in fire. (Family member). Receiv- of honor. Bridesmaids were moon in Jamaica, the newly- 6:08 a.m. - Load gun while 6: 10 p.m. Change clothes ing the Compass badge weds are residing in - MoN- were Kurt Iwankovitsch, sister of the bride, Frances Caro. watching deer go over hill. throw burned ones into fire. DAY, DEC. 4, WERE: 8:OO a.m. - Head back to Josh Little, Josh Papp of Caro, Ann Berry, 6:15 p.m. - Take pickup - hunsbury, Matt Maureen Ream and Joy VFW meet camp. leave partner and his deer in Robert Joan Klinkman, Todd Milligan Coulter of Lapeer, Deanna 990 a.m. - Still looking for woods. Merchant, Cass City; and Richie Priestap. King of Marlette, Diane set Monday camp. 6:25p.m. -Pickup boils over Clifford Fletcher, Iva Taylor of Metamora and 1O:OO a.m. - Realize you - hole shot in block. Kelly Avery of Vassar. The regular meeting of don’t know where camp is. 6:26 p.m. - Start walking. Veterans of Foreign Wars Flower girls were Katie and CASCITY CHm 6:30 p.m. - Stumble and fall Karlee Fumy of Auburn Post 3644, Cass City, will be - drop gun in the mud. Heights and Jessica and heldMondaystartingat7:30 --~z::-2- 6:35 p.m. - Meet deer. p.m. at the post hall, Main mCASS CITY. MI- Everlee Taylor of Meta- 6550 Main Stm 636 p.m. - Take aim. tefested in joining the Cub Street. John Haire, publishw. 6:37 p.m. - Fire gun - blow N4Ucmd Advurising Reprcsar~tivc. Licenses Pack may contact the cub- I 1 up barrel plugged with mud. master at 872-4667. Michigan Weekly Ncwrprptn, Inc.. 251 6:38 p,m. - Climb tree. Terry Wayne Smith and Dinner for 2 at Shaky’s Michig~Avenue, East hsing, Mchi- Patricia Ann Duncan, both CHAPEL0 gm. 9:00#p.m.- Deer departs - Subscriptim Ria:Top offices in wrap gun around tree. of Caro. Turcolr, Hum md Sanilrc Countiw - Midnight - Home at last. David Paul Moored and $10.00 I yur, or 2 yern for$l8,3 ycur Shannon Jo Hardy, both of I $HOESERVICE I for $25,$7 for six mmths, and 3 rnonhs Sunday - Watch football Mayville . for $4.00. game on TV, slowly tearing Ernest Junior Bender, The largest saguabo cacti, Michigan - $12.00 I year, 2 ycun Lincoln St In hunting license into little Vassar, and Mary Kathleen the common cactus of Mex- r--.C.LI*I.lt-LC.LC.CII...C.Y.LC.LI. $22.00. pieces, place in envelope, Gannon, Grand Rapids. ican deserts and Western othcr pw thc unitad state8 In of - movies, are close to 200 ,am S!5.00ryurIor2yun$28.00. Payable mail to hunting partner with Lew Clayton Beson and Advertise It In The Chronicle. in advance. very precise instructions as Kathy Dean Ruppal, both years old, and weigh over Phone ten tons. For information regarding newspaper to what he can do with it. of Akron. 673-7488 advertising and commercial and job ~- printing, wlcphonc 872-2010. 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Rabbit Tracks

Tricia was alone in the the dirt. I was proud that I scene of the fallen plant. My C-Tec Cable Systems of Michigan, Inc., the new owner of kitchen, pretending she was knew what a Dust Buster is wife said she didn’t believe I the cable that services Cass City, has announced a sharp someone else, somewhere - a mini-vacuum cleaner could be so dumb. She increase in fees. The increase will add about 7 cents a day else, I was eavesdropping. - and where it was - in a showed me that it is exceed- to the 50 cents already charged. I Although she’s only 3, Tri- comer of the family room. ingly simple - click, click That amounts to a stiff 14 percent increase. For the cia repeatedly told an invis- I had a devil of a time -to remove the Dust 13 uster increased charge, the company says that a comedy channel, >le friend about “the good removing the Dust Buster from its holder, which is TNT, Arts and Entertainment and Financd News Network old days,” When she strolled from where it was hanging permanently attached - will be added. P into the living room, I had to on the wall because it was and plugged - to the wall. Still unavailable is PASS, the sports network that nearly ask: plugged into an electric out- But I had removed the all local sports enthusiasts would like to see, “What were the good old let behind a large, fragile holder as well as the Dust days?” china cabinet. To withdraw Buster. ********** Tncia thought for a second the plug without jarring the Emily said I really should before answering: “Friday cabinet, I got on my stomach Here’s another prediction from GenTel’s predictions in the and Sunday.” and stretched several learn how to “do things right around the house, in case booklet,”2001 Imagine the Possibilities”. Around 25 people came muscles that had been dor- “Genetically enginered drugs that act as “magic bullets” over the freeway, past the mant since I finished Army Grandma dies before you do.” Grandma said, “Don’t will be used to directly attack cancer tumors with side effects mrman and up the elevator Basic Training in 1944. far less severe than current chemotherapy.” to Grandma’s co-op on It’s important to never worry, he’ll get married jar again, the day after my fu- Given the progress in fighting the Big-C in the past 10 Thanksgiving. Tricia the cabinet because most of years, it seems like a lot to ask to have a bullet that will do showed them photos taken at the dishes inside it are nerv- neral.” I said I’d rather go through Basic Training what is predicted, but wduldn’t it be great if the prediction the wedding of her mother ously on edge. That is, the turns out to be right on the mark? and father. dishes are standing shakily again. “That’s my mother in the upright, leaned against the ********** white dress,” Tricia said. cabinet back and sides, in- READERS DIFFER “I’m in her tummy.” stead of seated flat and se- ON DOTING When the Cass City Layman’s Club holds its annual New It was an unusual gestation. cure on their bottoms, as Year’s Eve concert at Cass City High School, the Calvary- Trjcia wasn’t even their first God intended. men Quartet will be returning as it has since the frrst one was hjld. Returning to Tricia, she The cabinet dishes are gave me a hairdo at mid- held 23 years ago. placed in this precarious night. I never go to bed until The Calvarymen are a semi-professional group of guys VACUOUS WAY TO position so they will match who sing on weekends and hold regular jobs to pay the bills. GET A VACUUM 2 a.m.,andTricianevergoes our other valuable dishes, to bed until she’s chloro- Because of this, the singers change from year to year. One which are hung on a wall like of them, Jim Glasco, still survives from the original quartet Emily was. At age 8, Emily formed. I don’t mind her portraits. If you want to eat POOL SHARK t Cass City fourth grader Jordan Venema and will be back to usher in the New Year. is old enough to worry about playing hairdreser with my - off fancy dishes in my home, hair; I just keep reading my r her grandfather’s domestic you have to be an acrobat pets a live nurse shark duringa visit last week from the Living inadequacies. There was newspaper as she applies an and the food has to be sticky. brush andcomb while sitting Science Foundation as his classmates and teacher Yvonne The Weather accident with a potted plant Anyway, after much strain ana my wife told me to get on the back of my chair. It High Low Precip, and pain, I freed the Dust wasn’t until the next mom- Sherman look on. At right is Patty Madigan, an interpreter the Dust Buster to suck up Tuesday ...... 26 ...... I I ...... OZL I Buster and carried it to the ing, when I saw black on my with the foundation. melaled picture page 14) Wednesday ...... 28 ...... 28 ...... o .... bed pillow, that I realized Thursday...... ! ...... 30 ...... 18 ...... 5“ .... Tricia got the brush from a Friday...... 33 ...... 24,...... 0 ..... shoe-shine kit. In Cass City Saturday...... 32 ..... 10 ...... 3“ .... Recent experience indi- Sunday ...... 17 ...... 5 ...... O .... cates some readers will say Monday...... ,. 2*...... 2O ...... :I.’:. .... 1’11 make a spoiled brat of Pupils visit ocean’s edge (Rccordal at Cas City wastewater treatment plant.) Tricia by letting her stay up Established 7924 so late. Just as some readers Some 900 Cass City ele- shaking hands with a horse- friends with a live 4 1/2-foot said it was over-doting to mentary students visited the shoe crab, handling an Ocean nurse shark. give her a present on ocean’s edge last week, sponge and even making NO,the students didn’t go Emily’s birthday (Emily t 1 to the ocean. But they did didn’t mind a bit, honest). enjoy the next best thing. But there was an encourag- The area pupils took part in ing word from Janet Affeldt, a special program presented who works on a psychiatric by the Living Science Foun- unit in St. Joseph Hospital dation, Novi, which is East in Mt. Clemens. H sire known for its hands-on ap- proach to learning about “I firmly believe many of science. our patients would never Last week’s program, en- have had to be part of the I 1 titled the ‘‘Ocear?s Edge” *IN STORE SPECIALS mental health system if they yet, but it wasn’t apparent series, acquainted students * 7 Up, Diet 7 Up, Vernors, Diet Vernors, Dr. Pepper, had someone to dote on This and that from the in grades K-6 with a basic them when they were 3 years passing parade as seen from last week when I spent a Diet Dr, Pepper, Squirt & Diet Squirt couple of hours cruising a understanding of sea ani- old,” she said. the corner of Main and Oak. mals, their names and how 2 liter $109 The employee with the Bay City mall and an up- Warm Only + dep. I figured I couldn’t be so scale well-known Saginaw they live. longest tenure at the Chron- Trained Living Science * Cup of Coffee 25c wrong if psychiatry were on icle has never spent a day in store. my side, but just received is This was just before and Foundation interpreters co- * Bread 99CIloaf the office. It’s Thelma ordinated classroom presen- anotefrom Victor Bloom, A Jackson who has been cov- just after supper and if that not available 17ru Drive Thru Grosse Pointe Park psychia- makes a difference I really tations and guided students SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS ering Holbrook better than a through live animal encoun- HERSHEY’S trist. Commenting on my blanket for well over 30 don’t know. I do know that recent claim that people there were about as many ters at a “touch tank” and DECORATIVE rzzE-l years and is still going aquarium area featuring live Life Insurance IRA’S with nothing to say strong. clerks waiting as there were shouldn’t say it, Dr. Bloom customers shopping. sea stars, sponges, shellfish, TINS It doesn’t turn me green, crabs and other marine life. CHIPS : Home Owners Business added that the same prin- but I admit that it’s a little It’s still way too early to Auto Insurance Hospitalization ciple should apply to my frustrating to know that for tell what is happening in Prior to last week’s presen- writing: “...if you havenoth- many readers all my care- Cass City, but at least one tation, teachers received an with ing to write, don’t write it, or fully crafted prose comes in downtown store owner is information packet de- $229 better yet, don’t submit your a distant second to the news smiling over sales to date signed to prepare students Hershey nothings to publication and and we haven’t heard any for the Living Science Foun- she turns in about friends Kisses 14 oz. 16 oz. inflict them on the rest of and neighbors. horror stories at all about dation presentation, accord- I Call 872-4351 us.” The Chronicle is lucky to business this Christmas sea- ing to Campbell Elementary I 3 Gel5 E. Cass City Rd. Cass city Too late for today. have her. You find less and son from anyone. Principal Dave Lovejoy. A&W rn-~Cotipon--r less neighborhood gossip ********** “We do a lead-up to it (foun- ROOT I I stuff in all weeklies these dation visit), which makes it $239 .r I BEER +dep. c C f a more enriching experi- We’re More Than Just Hair! days. There are a couple of 0 C reasons for this. One is that ence,” he added. 6 pk. Warm Only Q The joint Free Press-De- 3 G- our communities aren’t as “What’s so neat about this 0 C #\ f* close as they once were. The troit News has completed program. . .is they allow the Warm - 2 liter L U Order any second is that you havc to the first few days of publica- kids to touch most of what 7 Up, Diet 7 Up, Vet- tion. Strictly personal opin- love the work to do it like -they bring,” he remarked, nors, Diet Vernors, Jackson does. Like all coun- ion: It stinks. noting the local school sys- LARGE [ try correspondents she That’s because I miss the tem has hosted visits by the Dr. Pepper, Diet Dr. I works for a whole lot less News in the morning. The foundation in each of the Pepper, Squirt, Diet E’ PIZZA c than she deserves and if it Free Press, with an earlier past 3 years. weren’t fun, I’m sure that deadline, misses everything “It’s not cheap, (but) it’s a she would have quit long after about 5 p.m. the pre- quality program that we’re squirt $1+l9 dep. ago. ceding day. The News used happy to provide,” Lovejoy I I Speaking of writing, an tohaveitup toabout 10p.m. said. added bonus to the annual and reading the paper in the MILLER ’I Off ; The program was spon- special Christmas edition of morning is where it’s at for sored locally by the Cass MILLER LITE Must Present AVINGS the Chronicle this year will me. 5 Coupon be columns by many of the My wife reads City branch of the American NEVER & GENUINE Expires12-12-89 Q on our ladies in the community. the paper in the morning. Association of University J Fas hion able Business women, retired She likes the Free Press and Women, Cas City Schools DRAFT a Wear by women, farm wives, profes- doesn’t pind stale news that and the Intermediate School 12 pk. sionals and many others sometimes is 24 hours late. Student Council, and Sloppy Joes have agreed to jot down a One closing thought. I through the fund-raising ef- II u- few thoughts. haven’t spoken to her, but forts of Campbell, Deford $649 Many of them have found I’d bet the limit that Karen and Evergreen Elementary + dep. Jewelry, Hair Ornaments, Sampson & Delilah Exclusive that choosing a topic is half Osentoski isn’t enthralled School students. portswear and L. A. Gear Clothing for both Men & Wome the battle. That’s something with the new set up. In pre- IN THE BEGINNING. .. every writer experiences. It JOA days she delivered both In 19 13, the American Soci- runs in streaks, too. Some- papers at once. Now it re- ety for the Control of Cancer We Carry times column ideas come quires separate routes at dif- (now called the American plunging down like Niagara ferent times for both papers. Cancer Society) was organ- -Nancy Nelson Falls. Other times it’s like -You win a few and lose a ized in New York City. and Massage Therapist the Mojave Desert. It was few. pretty dry this week at this u II m computer. 1 II -- f rouc -ng better in ...... Use our convenient parking **********

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PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 Commissioners project 7.7 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN percent county budget increase Down Memory Lane

Tuscola County commis- be less than the 1989 budget several areas. ing plan, which includes a From the files of the Chronicle sioners aired a proposed because $1.2 million in Among the biggest, Hoag- modest contingency ”of 1990 general fund budget funds for a new health build- land said, is tied to employee $75,000 to $80,000, will be totalling $5,707,000 last ing were in this year’s fringe benefits, with health presented at a public hearing week. budget. However, he said, benefit costs up some slated for 10 a.m. Dec. 12. The budget plan represents spending projections for $35,000 and social security In other business during the FIVE YEARS AGO Nathaniel, Williamston,and signed because he is moving Toner. aproposed increase of some 1990 are up in the county’s costs, up $11,O00. Also Nov. 28 regular meeting, $444,000, or 7.7 percent, courts, general government increased are retirement Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth from the area. Henry Rock License Examiner Dup’uty cornmissioncrs voted to Fred Knoblet’s last official Schott, Ben and Kevin, Cass was reappointed as the James Hildinger will ‘be over 1989, according to operations, public safety expenses. again allow a nativity Scene, county Controller Michael and public works. Other examples cited by act as a Novesta Township City. township’s representative making his regular monthly as well as the village of trustee at the meeting Mon- for civil defense. visit to Cass City Saturday to Hoagland. The projected increase is Hoagland include elcctions, Caro’s lighted snowman, to He noted the 1990 spend- due primarily to major cost which will cost an additional day night was to swear in his TEN YEARS AGO issue driver’s licenses. ,He be placed on the courthouse son, Tim Knoblet, toreplace 25 YEARS AGO will be at the Munic& ing plan actually appears to hikes faced by the county in $77,000 next year; Child lawn. c him as trustee. Fred Knoblet Elkland Township firemen Building from 1O:OO to nbon Care Fund costs, up Commissioners have faced $4O,O00; drain costs, up has served the township for were called to the Bob Wal- Grant Glaspie became the to issue renewals and origi- growing pressure from the 23 years. ters residence on Maple St. 19th postmaster of Cass City nal licenses. ! $23,000;reinstatement of an American Civil Liberties investigator in the Fifty-five women attended Friday because of a chimney when he assumed the head Union in recent years not to the annual Salem United fire. Dry job at the department from 35 YEARS AGO Cass CitvI Prosecutor’s Office, allow placement of the na- powder extin- $15,000 (a portion of which Methodist Christmas dinner guisherswereused toputout Lewis Bishop, who is retir- tivity scene. Monday evening at the the fire. The chimney was ing. Bishop has sewed as Gerry Fritz, serving in‘zhe is reimbursed by the state), It’s hoped, however, that and road patrol and dispatch, church. Five door prizes connected to a wood burning postmaster for six years and Air Force, is now on Oki- 1GA @ Foodliner the addition of the snowman went to Muriel Addison, has been a resident of the nawa, according to a recknt $10,000 to $11 ,OOO more. stove. Pepri will make-the display more Carole Summers, Myung community since 1948. letter received by his par- In addition, the proposed acceptable in light of recent The Deford Craft Club will Park, Shirley Geiger and hold their Christmas dinner Appointment of C. Clark ents, Mr. and Mrs. FratK Your Diet Popd 1990 budget includes 4-per- I court rulings regarding Beulah Zapfe. Boylan to the newly created Fritz. Choice! Pepsi f me Cent pay hikes for about 20 separation of church and Monday evening. Hostesses department heads and Among the 52 Alma stu- are Doris Evens, Ada Salgat position of vice-president Hugh Milligan and Leslie Diet Pepri Free state. ‘ dents designated “Meda and general manager, John Severance topped the Cass elected officials, as well as Also last wee$, commis- and Leona Lucchesi. Mountain Dew Graham Scho1ars”arejunior Jack Laurie of Dodge Rd., R. Parts Company, Vassar, City Livestock Club’s ‘tn- ALW “equity increases” for about sioners concurrcd with 2 half of those officials. An- Darryl Lesoski from Car0 Cass City, was re-elected has been announced by F.R. vies in the junior livestbck hiring recommendations, and senior Brian de- Stevenson, executive vice- show at Detroit Wednesday. other 7 employees received Deborah Young was hired vice-presidentof the Michi- 3-percent across-the-board Beaubien from Cass City. gan Farm Bureau Friday president of the parent com- Hugh showed the first group in the Register of Deeds Brian is the son Richard pany, Walbro Corporation. pay increases. of during the reorganizational of three Shorthorn steers and 99c Office for the period of Dec. and Nancy deBeaubien of An annual supper and Hoagland noted the equity meeting of its 16-member won fourth place for his 2 liter 4, 1989, through Feb. 2, Cass City. Darryl is the son board of directors. Christmas party were en- increases were approved in 1990, at an hourly rate of Shorthorn steer. Leslie Fad of Rosalie Lesoski, Caro. joyed Saturday evening at first pen of three Shropshi an effort to bring thosc offi- $6.70, and Susan Nesbit was Thanksgiving guests the Morgan home when cials’ pay closer to that re- of The Novesta Township Ted sheep and first individual hired as 4-H youth assistant Mr. and Mrs. Ron Geiger Board is looking for a new guests were Mr. and Mrs. ’12 ceived by officials in other in the Cooperative Exten- Shropshire sheep. $199 counties with similar state and Scott were Mr. and Mrs. sexton for its cemetery, fol- Floyd O’Rourke of Bad The Cass City Gavel Club 8 pk. Lt r. plus deposit sion Office, effective Nov. Mark Hyzer, Lori and Dan lowing its acceptance Mon- Axe, Mr. and Mrs. Philip decided to have San ta Claw equalized valuations and 27, at a beginning hourly of Caseville, Mr. and Mrs. day night of the resignation populations. Brack, Miss Maxine Loney visit Cass City this year on rate of $7.4 18. John Spencer, Josiah and of David Moody. He re- and Mr. and Mrs. Dean The proposed 1990 spcnd- I Tuesday, Dec. 21. Arlan Hartwick was selected chairman of the Santa Claus committee. The Christmas meeting of the young women’s Guild . thepresbyterian Church will be Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clifford Mar- tin. I

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Spencer’s balloon artistry nets .

”.invitation to national convention *, A few of the newest and worked with her mother, handles goes on and on. She design and decorating end of want to decorate.” most eye-catching ideas in owner Sandy Tierney, since even prepared a balloon ar- her business “has grown a Although her work as a balloon decorating have the shop opened 5 years ago. rangement for a child’s fu- lot, maybe 100 percent.” balloon artist totals only a . been created by artists in San Spencer noted both publi- neral. t Antonio, Texas; Vegas, few years to date, Spencer Las cation of her work and her Time and effort required in BOOKED pointed out she has gained a , Nev.; Mesa, Ariz.; Young- invitation to the convention creating the designs varies great deal of confidence stown, Ohio; Palm de Mal- were sparked by photos she greatly from one job to an- Spencer agreed, Requests .lorca, Spain, Cass City, during that time. and sent the magazine. The pic- other, according to Spencer, for balloon decorations for Aside from working on Mich. tures show a balloon design who said the price tag ranges any and all occasions have Yes, Cas City, according new designs as well as shar- she created for a wedding from $25 to $l,OOO and kept her hopping, she re- ing other artist’s ideas, she to the international publica- over the summer in beyond, although the cost of tion, “Balloons Today.” marked, adding, “In the has concentrated on special Essexville. decorating for events such as summer, I’m booked.” effects that provide a unique Local artist Beth Spencer, \ “They pay $25 for pictures weddings generally aver- r’ whose work can be seen in product. One example is they publish because’ they ages $100 to $500. “It’s new and it’s fun,” she Spencer’s technique ofplac- the publication’s December want new ideas,” she ex- Balloon arrangements for said when asked to explain issue, couldn’t be more ing one balloon inside an- plained. tables, she said, take only the popularity of balloon other to create custom col- THIS 25-FOOT LONG balloon design created by Spencer pleased. about an hour to prepare, decorating. “They (bal- Not only did the magazine The recognition comes ors. for a wedding was published in this month’s issue of the only 3 to 4 years after while more elaborate dis- loons) add a lot more color to “I guess what I like the print photos of one of her plays, such as a canopy or a a room-a lot more of a most is seeing ajob done and balloon designs, the Spencer began experiment- international publicat ion, ccBall~~n~Today.” ing with balloon designs 7-foot heart (composed of festive look, I guess you working with people to de- , publication’s editor asked as part of the floral business. more than 350 balloons), would say.” sign something-getting the the Cass City resident to can take 10 to 20 hours to “It’s really not new, but it recreate that design at the Initially, she recalled, bal- look they want-and hear- complete, even with the help hasn’t reached everybody ing (their) comments later,” . National Association of loons were a simple delivery item offered at the shop for of a small crew. yet,” she continued. “I think she remarked. Chamber winners aired Balloon Artists’ annual con- “I don’t think we ever people werereally excited in vention, March 25-28 in Las birthdays and other occa- “Even for the simpler sions. Some time later, planned on doing anything the beginning and they still things, we’ll get a card say- Vegas. l$e this,” Tierney com- are. I think it will always be Although Cass City resi- the drawing receive $50. Deford was the final $50 “I’m very excited. I can’t Spencer was picking up ing, ‘thank-you, it’s so beau- mented, adding the balloon because people will always tiful. ”’ dents dominated the second They include Bob Watson, recipient. wait to go to Las Vegas,” some helium at a wholesaler “Christmqs .D&rs” draw- Elaine Crane, Alex Robles in Detroit when she spotted Details on where to register ’ Spencer remarked Thursday ing, it’was Marlette’s Clara and Mary Vincent, all of an arch formed with bal- 1Sober driving campaign for Christmas Dollars can be ‘at Buds and Blossoms by Vincent who cashed in the Cass City. Janet Pyouk of found inside the Chronicle. Sandy, where she has loons at the business. big prize. That was enough to get her Vincent joins Willy La- started, and before long she BlancofCassCity,whowon was using her skills in floral “Tie one on,” police say 5 make honors $100 in the fmt drawing, as arrangement to create a bal- the only $100 winners in the I list at Ferris loon design for a wedding. More than 600 miles of threatening and unlawful, people were killed in state first 2 drawings. “It just started from there. red ribbon is king distri- he added. alcohol-related traffic Winning $100 is simple. ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 ONLY ’ One seminar led to another buted throughout Michigan More than 1,100 students, “If a driver plans to tie crashes. Just be present for the 4: 15 Can A Cop Love A’Hooker, And Live? including 5 area residents, and another, and last year I for a month-long campaign one on this season, we hope Bethany Googman, drawing in front of the Cass to remind motorists to “tie Executive Director for AL PACINO in have been named to the fall joined the NABA (National it is a red ribbon.” The rib- Theatre on Saturday. There ‘quarter honors list at Ferris Association of Balloon Art- one on” for safety during bons will remind motorists MADD,said she welcomes the holiday season, accord- that driving is a seri- the support. are 2 drawings remaining. “SEA OF LOVE” v ’ State University. ists),” she said. drunk ing to FLt. Donald Schum- ous offense, one which all “Public awareness ef- Saturday’s lucky winners Thursday is “Bargain Nite” . I The local students are mer of the state police post Michigan businesses are forts like “Tie One On” are selected but not present for ! * Stephanie K. Bums, Patrick DEMAND in Caro. trying to combat,” Schum- gaining support from STARTS FRIDAY Dec. &,9,10& 14 A. Peters and Michael A. -Inan effortto visually de- mer continued, adding rib- people all over the country -*Seibel, all of Cass City, and The demand for custom monstrate the im rtance bons will appear on police on behalf of sober driving Incometax All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 Snover area residents Daniel balloon decorating at the of not binking andpodriving & .* vehicles from Nov. 20 until during the holiday season. Saturday 7:30 9:30 .:..B. Fleming and Anthony C. local business has since season, Jan. 2 as a reminder that Hopefully; the presence of update set ADVERTISED ON TV :: * -Rohrer. blossomed. thisbusinesses holidY an law enforce- authorities are serious all these red ribbons on veh- ::I:: ::I:: ..* To be eligible for the Weddings, graduation par- ment agencies from across about drinking and driving. icles will help create a more next week :‘-*honor, students must have ties, proms, reunions, Michigan will join Mothers peaceful, less violent holi- Against Drunk Driving Alcohol continues to be day season,” she re- compiled a minimum 3.50 Mother’s day, anniversa- involved in nearly one-half An income tax update pro- ries, holiday gatherings, (MADD) in a holiday cam- marked. : : grade point average while paip to discourage of all fatal traffic crashes gram will be held Dec. 12 : : at least 12 quarter birthdays, grand opening% drunk The ribbons are available carrying drivmg, Schummer said. in the state, statistics show. at the state police post in from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at : hoursofwork. the list of jobs Spencer The idea, called “Tie One Last year, more than 800 Caro. the Sanilac County Confer- On,” is to tie a bright red once Room, 37 Austin St., ribbon to the antenna or Sandusky . New Year’s Eve door handle of each fleet .-. - - - - vehicle during the 1989 holi- The program will feature day season. This will re- Your neighbor says GOSPEL SING mind other drivers that topics entitled “Goal Setting Featuring drunk driving is both life- and Family Budgets”, to be presented by Kathy Hale, extension home economist, TMJ support Getting into the and “1989 Taxes, Basic Tax Questions and Year-end Tax group to meet Planning”, with Dr. Myron Coming Fri., Dec. 15th Kelsey, MSU farm tax spe- Tri-County TMJ Support, Christmas spirit cialist, as the guest speaker. an educational support A fee will be charged for group for those who suffer With less than 20 days till old St. Nick arrives, a blanket of mother nature’s glistening white cover, along with holiday the program, which is spon- from temporomandibular sored by Agriculture in joint pain and dysfunction, television specials and Christmas music on the radio it would be hard not to be caught up in the Christmas spirit. Transition and the Sanilac Saturday Matinee - 2:OO Only will meet Jan. 8 at 6:30 p.m. County Cooperative Ex ten- at St. Mary’s Medical Cen- At least that’s the case for your neighbor, Cass City Dec. 9 - Children Free sion Service. Additional Walt Disnev’s Adventure The Calvarymen Quartet ter, Mobile Classroom (lo- resident, Tim Hallwood. information can be obtained Also: The Foster Family and cated in Doctor’s parking “We put our Christmas by calling (313) M8-2515. CHEETAH” lot). tree up Thursday,” said the The Gospelmen Guest lecturer will be F. 34-year-old Hallwood, CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL Thomas Whitney, D.D.S. originally from Flint where 8 p.m. Additional information is he attended Flint Northern available by calling (517) High School. NOTICE OF PUBLIC’ HEARING Sponsored by Cass City Laymen’s Club 673-8234. Further, Hallwood, who co-owns Dave’s Glass in A budget hearing will be held on December 18, 1989, at Car0 for the past 11 years, 7:OO p.m. for all interested citizens of the Village of Cass said that his family also has inaugurated some outdoor City. The following budget is proposed for fiscal year 1990. Christmas lighting and .,. , AUCTION SALE Proposed Revenues and Expenditures for the Year 1990 wrapped some bows to the : The following items will be sold at public auction located 4 miles east of Cass City on exterior of his home on

: 1 M-81,2 3/4 miles south on Van Dyke (M-53) at the location of the farm known as the Chestnut Blvd. : William Kitchin farm. “Saturday’s winds got the best of the bows,” says Hallwood REVENUES: who admitted his wife of 2 years, Denise, has been doing >L General Fund $710,150 most of the decorating. Saturday, December 9 “She has a knack for that stuff,” commented Hallwood. Major Street Fund 540,475 “She also put candles in the windows.” Local Street Fund 46,800 Has Hallwood started his Christmas shopping? Parking System Fund 2,4 00 at 11 a.m. “My wife does most of that tao,”smiled Hallwood who said Sewer Fund 268,000 that he only handles “the big stuff.” 87,700 j John Deere A tractor - starter, lights Water Fund John Deere 7’ mower ANTIQUES & Tim’s parent are Ed and Barb Hallwood of Flushing. His Appropriation from John Deere 8 wheel disc wife, who worksat WildwoodFarmsRestaurant,isCassCity COLLECTIBLES native Denise Barker. The couple have one son Garen who Fund Balances HA4sQ John Deere 2 bottom, trailer plow $‘I,710,375 Total Revenues John Deere 3 point, 2 row planter is in high school. New Holland Super 66 baler Grain cradle Farmec 40’ elevator Scythe - Crosscut saw EXPENDITURES: Oliver 2 bottom trailer plow Runners and base to horse cutter Harrows School desk General Fund 674,950 Wagon w/gravity box Glass front, oak bookcase Major Street Fund 593,925 Oliver 13 hole grain drill Oak sideboard Local Street Fund 63,800 Case grain grinder 2 3-drawer, pine chests Large wood storage box NOW “LOOK WHO’S TALKING” Parking System Fund 7,800 IHC corn binder Fund 0 282,200 Massey Harris combine - pull type Wood chest Sewer Lawn roller Highchair - painted STARTS FRIDAY Water Fund 87.700 Silo filler Painted cupboard $1,710,375 Total Expenditures 2 wheel garden trailer Mirror Others Picture frames Neutrolette FAD radio Phonograph horn The meeting will be held at the Municipal Building, 6737 ! HOUSEHOLD Several scrapbooks w/postcards “ONE OF THE BEST FILMS “ONE OF THE MOST PERFECT Church Street, Cass City, Michigan for the purpose of OF 1989 A ROUSING FILMS IMAGINABLE FOR 2 picture albums MUST-SE~ADVENTURE!” PARENTS TO SEE WITH discussion of the proposed budget. The proposed budget Norge electric range Stereoscope I - he k (:mrr GAHNtl7 NEWS PtR\l( E THEIR CHILDREN!’ I may be examined on weekdays at the Municipal Building, Chrome kitchen table & 4 chairs Books - Fan I ’ Kitchencarl Glass candleholders w/pr/sms 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan from 8:OO a.m. to Magazine stand China dishes including large bowl, 430 Pictures and frames , cream and sugar, large sugar bowl THE p.m. All interested citizens will have the opportunity Wddesk and chair Cups and saucers to give written arid oral comment. Senior citizens are Wheelchair Salts encouraged to attend and comment. Handicapped Walker 2 pressed glass relish trays BEAR Dishes - Pots and pans Others persons needing assistance or aids should contact the Others government office before the meeting. FrL, Sat. 7:30-9:25Sun. 3:lO-5:lO& 7:15 CLERK - Hillaker Auction service I I Mom. Tues.. Wed.. Thurs. at 7:30 I *. TERMS Cash or check with I.D. Everything settled for day of sale. Not responsible for accidents.

- VILLAGE CLERK ’;+ ’;+ JOYCE A. LaROCHE, , AUCTIONEERS - Lorn and Clark Hillaker I DEC. 15 “ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN” 1 ’. Phone 51 7-872-3019 Cass City CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 Ray Wruble I 1 St. Michael's Mrs. Thelma Jackson sets services at conference Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 Area residents are invited to a series of special services Ray Wruble, of Wruble I I set to begin this weekend at Elevator Inc. in Cass City, St. Michael CatholicChurch Recent guests Mr. and ford spent from Wednesday Martin of Bad Axe and Mr. Shagena. joined over 800 representa- of Martinez, A1 Wagner, A.J. night guest of Edanna in Wilmot. tives of the fertilizer and Mrs. John Walker were Ron through Saturday with Mrs. and Mrs. John Walker spent Leone Tschirhart, Abina Batie and Clarence Sweeney and David. farm chemicals industries at Pearce of Wyandotte, Alex Cleland and Carol Thursday and Friday with Sweeney,Mr. andMrs. Herb Depcinski were Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- Entitled "an advent mis- aconference in Washington, Tammy Wolf and son, Laming. Mr. and Mrs. James Marks Tschirhart of Bad Axe, evening guests of Don son, Tracy and Chris spent sion of spiritual renewal", D.C.,last week. Danny LeGuire of Mt. Cle- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ross, and family at Milan. Other Doug Sweeney and Beth Jackson and Jim. the weekend with Mr. and the services will begin with The farm suppliers met mens, Jimmy and Danny, Leslie an$ Jim of Harrietta, Thanksgiving Day dinner Rodabaugh of East Lansing Tom Talaski and Kathryn Mrs. pike Leppek at War- Mass at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. with government officials to Mike Marks and friend Dave Mich,, and Ruth Knowles of guests were Don Pearce and were Thanksgiving Day Tyrrell were Wednesday ren. Mass also is scheduled far discuss the drafting of the of Milan, Mr. and Mrs. Novi spent the weekend family, Ron Pearce of dinner guests of Mi-. and evening guests of Mr. and Lynwood Leer visited Sunday at 11:30 a.m., and 1990 farm bill, which will David Dickens and family of with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wyandotte and Tammy Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney and Mrs. Barney Schubering at Mr. and Mrs. Arnold LaPeer preached evening services set government agricultural Warren, John Walker Jr., Hewitt. Wolf and son. family. Port Hope. Wednesday. will be held starting at 7 p.m. policy well into the next Laura Blett, Agnes Martin Neal Price and Elaine Lan- Early Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cleland Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka Sunday through Dec. 14. In decade. and Jeff Kahaski, Mr. and sing of Inglewood, Colo., guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk McDonald of Mesa, Ariz., and family of Drayton spent the weekend with addition, morning Mass will The meeting focused on Mrs. Mark Kleinfelt, Dean spent a week with Mr. and Powers at their home at Port and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Pow- Plains, and Stacy Cleland of David and Janie Main and be held at 8:30 a.m. Monday environmental and food Kleinfelt, Ernie Owensby, Mrs. Mike Maurer. Other Austin Saturday were Mr. ers of Highland were Friday Waterford spent Friday and John at Highland. through Thursday. safety issues, which have Jamie and Curtis Wolsch- Thanksgiving dinner guests and Mrs. Harvey McDonald dinner guests of Mr. and Saturday with Mrs. Alex Don Jackson and Jim and The services will be con- been widely publicized in lager, Rick Peters and Kim were Mr, and Mrs. Mad of Mesa, Ariz., Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Cleland and Carol Laming. A.J. Batie were Sunday fore- ducted by the Rev. Rudy the last year, Walker. Hill, Adam and Andrea of Frank McDonald and David Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Other late Thanksgiving noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paps of the Redemptorist EPA and USDA officials Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Parisville and Mr. and Mrs. of Swartz Creek, Sue Glaza were Tuesday lunch dinner guests Saturday were Gcorge King and Jim. Missions, Grand Rapids. told the farm suppliers that were Sunday overnight Greg Gordon, Brandy, Latham and daughters Tif- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mr. and Mrs. Ken Osentoski Bob Andersen Jr. and Mark political interests outside of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Courtney and Erin. fany and Melissa of Chi- Glaza. Babysitting is available; and Bob Cleland Jr. Clendennin of Westland parents are asked to call mainstream production ag- Powers at their home at Port Mr, and Mrs, Curtis Cle- cago, Ruth Knowles of Mrs. John O'Henley vis- Ruth Knowles of Novi and spent from Thursday riculture may have a major Austin. land attended an open house Novi, Bob Mrs. Char- ited Tom O'Henley and Virginia Bilic ki (683 -227 8) Karg, Bob Karg of Bad Axe were through Sunday with Mrs. in advance if possible. Per- influence on 1990 farm leg- Mrs. Stanley Glaza was an for Mr. and Mrs. David lie Corbishley and Charles, Edanna Sweeney Wednes- Thanksgiving dinner guests Earl Schenk. Other Saturday islation. afternoon guest of Gladys Dorman of Florida at the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips sons in need of a ride can day. of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth guests were Mr. and Mrs. contact Marguerite Krywko Briolat. Shabbona RLDS Church and Lauren and Mr. and Mrs. The general membership Karg. . Rod Harris of Westland and Leone Taylor, Larry Sil- annex Sunday. Bill Bredow of Bad Axe, Mr. - of Holbrook Food Co-op (673- 3968), Sally Wood Cass City Franklin Sweeney of Lan- Jody Venters and son Jake of (872-3968) or Rich Zyrow- ver, Tiffany and Lindsay Sunday Thanksgiving din- and Mrs. Gary Ross, Leslie met at the home of Mrs. sing was a Wednesday over- Redford. school mnu were Sunday dinner guests ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Jim of Harrietta,Mr. and of Reva Silver. Allen Farrelly were Mr. and Mrs. William Rees of Filion, DEC. 11-15 Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited Mrs. Allen Salowitz and Pam Powers of Highland Mr. and Mrs. Jack Recor Kelly of Mt. Clemens, Julie and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Monday - Hot Ham & S unday . Koraleski and daughters of Hewitt. Cheese w/Bun, Corn, Fruit, Mrs. George Jackson spent Bad Axe, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konkel Milk a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bade and Tommy and Marney and Lois Carde- at Ox- of Cass City and Mr. and Tuesday - Chicken Nug- George Jackson Jr. nas visited Mr. and Mrs. gets w/Bread & Butter, But- ford. Mrs. Mark Farrelly, Grant Harley Nicol Saturday. and Heath of Ubly, tered.Com, Fruit, Milk Mr. and Mrs. John Naples Teresa Otulakowski of Wednesday - Roast Tur- spent a few days at the home Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Long Beach, Calif., and key wDressing, Mashed of Mrs. Louis Naples. Glaza were Sunday evening Mrs, Stanley Otulakowski Potatoes, Fruit, Milk Saturday Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. of St. Clair Shores were Henry Sob. Thursday - BBQ Chicken dinner guests of Mr. and Sunday evening guests of w/Roll, Fries, Fruit, Milk Mrs. Evans Gibbard and A.J. Batie and Ray Lilliap Otulakowski and Friday - Cheese & Pepper- Kim wereMr. and Mrs. Greg Depcinski were Tuesday Stella Leszczynski. oni Pizza, Green Beans, Moore and family of evening guests of Don Bill Jackson of Bad Axe Fruit, Milk Snover, Theresa Geddert Jackson and Jim. was a Friday forenoon guest and daughters of Decker, Jeff Kanaski and Agnes of Mr. and Mrs. Glen 2nd Entree - - Hot Dog w/ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gibbard Bun and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Taylor, Lillian Otu------lakowski and Stella f Wedding \ Leszczynski. I Announcemehts I hlr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena I and I visited Beatrice Wheeler at I I Autumnwood at Decker- I /'witations I ville and Bertha Shagena at I Catalogsloaned I Cass City Friday afternoon. Doug Sweeney and Beth I overnight . I Rodabaugh of East Lansing I FREE, SUBSCRIPTION I spent from Tuesday through WITH EACH ORDER I Friday with Mr. and Mrs. The Chronicle Jim A. Sweeney and family. Le----J Bob Cleland Sr. of Water-

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Oflw gmdduring Wednesday business hours NEXT DAY w FREE VOID on Double Prints. We Can Help CASS CITY HARDWARE 6092 East Cass City Road, CASS C4TY CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 + PAGE SEVEN I Carr honored at Owen-Gage Gen Kehoe Senior Ann M. Can has tend Baker Coilegc and Phone 665-2221 been named “student of the eventually become a Certi- Gagetown Area News month” at Owen-Gage High fied Public Accountant. I School for the month of November. Owen-Gage The daughter of June Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Elery Sontag Thanksgivingat the home of . Celebrating Thanksgiving Sister Annette St. Amour, a Rocheleau and Berniece House. Chairman Fred Sul- 5460 Notter Rd., Gagetown, School menu celebrated the Thanksgiv- Bill and Joan Quadi. Among at the Bill Lenhards’ were Missionary Sister to South Clara of Caro, Fred and livan conducted the meet- she has bcen active this year ing holiday and spent the the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lenhard, his son Jeff of Africa, is visiting her family Cathy Sullivan and Floyd ing. Goal of the program is to in band, pep band and the DEC. 11-15 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Quadi of Petoskey, Sebewaing, Mr. and Mrs. in Detroit for the first time in Pray. find ways to better serve all French Club. She also par- Jim Thompson of Plymouth. Wayne and Sherry Dillon Tim Lenhard and family of 2 years. Wednesday, she Nine members of the pro- pcople with more vibrant ticipated in band during her Monday -Chili, Crackers, Friday, they attended a fish and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Howell, John Lenhard of was the overnight guest of gram, “Companions on the parishes, even in light of the ‘freshman and sophomore Salad Bar and Dessert fry at the Elks Club and Clinton Law of Cass City. Car0 and Mary and Ann Sr. Nancy Ayotte. Journey,” met Sunday eve- declining numbers of reli- .years, and was a homecom- Tuesday - Grilled Cheese, Saturday viewed the Christ- Barb and Krista Wald of Lenhard of Saginaw. Craig Carolan of Colum- ning at St. Agatha Parish gious. ling representative as a jun- Peas, Salad Bar and Apple- mas display at Domino Cass City and Delphine Dil- Downing returned bus, Ohio, was home for sauce Farms, Ann Arbor. On their Mary t ior. Ion of Colwood accompa- recently from a vacation in Thanksgiving and brought a Her future plans are to at- Wednesday - Turkey, return home they’were vis- nied Helen and Harlan Stock friend to spend the holiday Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, ited by Debbie and Doug Japan and Singapore. and all were dinner guests of Thanksgiving she enter- with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gravy, Baked Beans, Salad Edler and sons of Elkton and June and Sheridan Marker of Goslin. Sunday, they visited and Jello/topping Pat and Maurice Sontag of tained Deb Hunter of Caro, Bar Rochester on Thanksgiving. Sue Scott of Saginaw, Rick Kirk and Katie Carolan of Thursday - Goulash, Cass City. En route home after spend- Mt. Clemens in their new Beans, Salad Bar and Ne1 and Mike Wald were Hunter of Kalamazoo, and sets concert Green ing last weekend with the Vicky and Bill Strehl of home. Mrs. Art Carolan Fruk Thanksgiving Day guests of John Arvoys in Owosso, accompanied the Goslins on The Owendale-Gagetown Friday - Assorted Sand- their son and family, Sam, Dearborn. Music Department will Gene and Marian Comment Sr. Nancy Ayotte hosted a theDr. trip. and Mrs. Greg Down- wiches, Carrots, Salad Bar Kim and Jason Wald of Cass visited John Comment and present its annual Christmas an1 Pears City. Other guests were Mrs. luncheon meeting last concert Thursday at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Collins Wednesday for Religious ing of Shawnee, Kan., and Cheese, bread, butter, pca- Phyllis Pelton of Cas City in Bay City Sunday. daughter Kelsey spent a few p.rn.in the Owen-GageHigh nut butter, jelly, chocolate and Karen, Kari and Kris Education Directors of the , School gymnasium. Josh and Garrett Thumb area. The topic of the days at Thanksgiving with and white milk served each King, also of Cass City. Beauchamp of Bay City The selection of music to An.. meeting was Moral Issues. the doctor’s parents, Jack Sr. Nancy Ayotte enter- spent a few days with their and Harriett Downing. Dur- ’ be performed includes tradi- uay * (Menu is subject to Those attending were Srs. tional Christmas songs and change)* tained famfiy members for grandparents, Jackie and ing their stay, Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgivingand the week- Bill Goodell. Last Saturday Judy O’Brien of Kinde, ‘marches. Maryellen McDonald of Alger Freiburger of Cass end. Guests were Mary and the Goodells returned the City visited. Mike Ayotte of Redford boys to their parents, Joanne Pinnebog, Rita Goedken of Palms and Carmella Con- Mr. and Mrs. Michael NOMINATING Township, Mrs. Gracc and Bob Beauchamp, and Comment and Matthew of Ayotte of Livonia, Suzanne they celebrated Josh’s 7th way of Ubly. Sr. Jean Winkel of Harbor Beach Export, Pa., were guests of Ayotte of Walled Lake, birthday and Mrs. Goodell’s Mr. and Mrs. Doug Com- *NEW WINTER HOURS* Mary Ann Ayotte of Royal birthday. was unable to attend. SERVICE & PARTS PETITIONS Visiting Mrs. Bill ment fora few days. Thanks- Oak and Jim and Maureen giving they were dinner Monday thru Friday - 7:30 a.m. to 530 p.m. for Oury, Jill and Matthew of Last Saturday evening, Ashmore over the Thanks- Harry and Gen Kehoe at- giving holiday were her guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Saturday - 8 a.m. to Noon Canton Township. Saturday Comment and daughters of they held their annual tended the 40th wedding daughter and son-in-law, SALES DEPARTMENT Vi Ilage anniversary dinner celebra- Ann and Wayne Johnson of Unionville. Also guests Christmas cookie baking were Sr. Patricia Marie of Monday thru Friday - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. bee. tion for Willa and Wendell Riverside Calif., and their Saturday - 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Birch of Bay City and were granddaughter, Brena Pur- Adrian and Miss Mary pf The Dick Patnaudes had a O’Rourke. NIGHTS BY APPOINTMENT Thanksgivingsurprise when overnight guests. Thedinner vis. their son, John Patnaude, at the Lindenhof was hosted Wendell Birch of Bay City Charlie Taschner was a Gagetown arrived from Huntington by the Birch children, Mark, was apatient at Bay Medical patient at Huron Memorial Beach, Calif., to spend the Diana and Kalie Birch and Center, where he underwent Hospital in Bad Axe. May bel’picked up at holiday. Other guests were Celeste, Mark, Brendan and surgery last Tuesday. CatherineRoss of Ubly and Mr. and Mrs. Jude Patnaude Brett Baranek. Sally and Dick Patnaude her mother, M.E. Grady, CHRYSLER Village,klerk3 Home and family of Midland and Mrs. Carl Sieland of Car0 were luncheon guests of the were guests of Mi. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patnaudc. announces the birth of a Eugene Comments Thurs- Patrick Ross of Pontiac for ~IAVMOTORS Fred and Cathy Sullivan great-grandchild, a 10- day. Thanksgiving. 6574 Gage St., Gagetown entertained Thanksgiving pound baby girl, Bailey Monday, Nov. 27,9 mem- Among those attending the “CASS CITY’S ONLY CAR DEALER!” Day, Larry and Mickey Lynn, born in Oklahoma to bers of the Senior Men’s monthly breakfast at the DOWNTOWN To be elected: Gavitt, daughters Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Chip Sieland. League golfed a final round Methodist Church Sunday Jennie and Jessie, Mike Sul- Grandparentsare Chuck and of the season at Sherwood on were ’Mr. and Mrs. Preston 1-800-622-131 2 President the Hill. livan and Lynn Phillips, all Lonnie Sieland of Memtt. Karr of Cass City, Helen Local Number 872-2184 of Bad Axe, Rita, Paul and Clerk Trace Lopez, and Floyd Pray. Friday Jeff and Mary Treasurer Gavitt and son Justin spent the day. Sunday the Sulli- 3 Trustees vans celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary. Their Deadline for petitions dinner guests were Father Rick Bokinski of Ruth, and Dec. 19, 1989 4:OO p.m. Rita, Paul and Trace Lopez. Elery Sontag Mamie and Don Rusdl traveled to Midland, where Clerk ’ they joined a group of 20 for

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Tiffncy Kirsten Hermanson, Cascv- and Nicki Molesworth, ilk; Lori Oswald, Dccker- Peck, and Robin Graffkc, with 7 members on the first Port Hope. and second squads. Receiving honorable men- villc; Amy Bycrs and Rach- One sophomore. Bobbi Sue Robeion of Kingston, was named to thc first tcam and a junior, Shelley Ross of Peck, was an unanimous Gerald Toner lucky choice. Two other juniors, 0 Angie Bczemek, Decker- ville, and Kim Butcher, Akron-Fairgrove, also made in elk hunt lotterv the squad. Rounding out thc first team werc seniors Department of Natural Re- Rhonda Errer, North Huron, sources Director David Hales and Staci Friedland, Port announced that 1loMichigan Hope. residents, including Gerald The second team included D. Toner of City, have who applied for the licenses. Renee Butts, senior, Akron- been randomly selected to Certified lettbs have been Fairgrove; Tricia Hooper, participate in Michigan’s mailed to successful appli- ’Dog cagers cants; unsuccessful appli- cants were not notified. Of the 110 hunters, 75 will set for opener Professional and Business be allowed to take only antlerless elk, while 35 have Coach Dean Roller’s However, Roller did add, the choice of taking an ant- Owen-Gagebasketball team “With any luck and a weak DIRECTORY lered or antlerless elk. Hunt- swings into action this Fri- early schedule, we have a ers have already been notified day when they travel to chance to be 5-0 at the holi- as to whether theyreceivedan tangle with North Central day break.” ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS antlerless-only or hunter’s Thumb League foe Akron- Besides a favorable early choice license. Fairgrove. schedule, another rwson The hunting areas include Akron-Fairgrove, who Roller feels optimism’about started 5 seniors a year ago, his team’s outlook is the Anknon, Tuckey BALU K., M.D. portions of Cheboygan, Bernhrrdt & Co., P.C. Obstetrician & Gynecologist fields an inexperienced addition of transfer student 70 Nodt~Elk Street Montmorency, Otsego and cermsd pubye Aaxnrntants squad, which should make Bill Davis from Port Huron. Sandusky. MI 48471 Presque Isle Counties. Gary Andemon, CPA - 673-3137 the Bulldogs slight Favor- Davis, a 5’9” junior guard/ Robert Tuckey. CPA - 872-3730 Phone (313) 648-4733 An earlier elk hunt was held Jerry Bemjlardt, CPA - 673-3137 ites. forward, will give the Bull- Oct. 17-22, when 66 elk were offla wn: “You never know about the dogs addeddepth and should 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI harvested by 80 hunters. A and Mon., TU-., mum., Fri. opening game,” stated figure heavily into the Bull- 9 to 5 Appslntments only 6261 Church St - new state record for weight Attrr HDum Cmll Roller. dogs’ plans. Cass City, MI was set when Gary L. McCoy mrn 872-46(~8 (313) 640-3770 of Alma took a bull elk weighing 790 pounds, field- 0 COUNSELING Harold T. Donahue dressed. THE FRESHMAN SQUAD - front row, from left: John M.D., A.A.F.P. The 2 seasons are designed _- 4674 Hill Street Gibson,BrandonToner, Ben Schott,Dirk DeLong, Ron Bouck, DO YOU HAVE A to maintain the herd at a desir- DRINKING PROBLEM? Cass City able size, minimize crop, Jeff Swiderski. Back row: Alan Prosowski, Don Ball, Shane , ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 872-2323 range and forest damage, and AND AL-ANON 0thhours weekdays Pratt, Maurice Evans, Brian Watros, Dan Muska. Missing: except Thuraday presqve a viable herd for Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. viewing opportunities. -,Good Shepherd LutheranChurch -- - -- . Matt Rutkoski, Stacey Wright,- Coach Brian Wright. :*: ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Dr. J. Geissinger By the winter of 1991, me b:- TUW~Y~venings e:m p.m Chiropractor :*: St. Pancratius Parish Hall Basement EVERY WEEKEND ’,* cas8 c* 4P%Jk V Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. I------9-12a.m. and 2-6 p.m. YMCA dance SCO’TEli PINE - SPRUCE - ALL PRICES ‘:*1t DENTISTS Sat. a.m. I 9-12 Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday Only N. Almer, Caro, Mich. set Saturday 21 9‘a.m. - 7 p.m. R. Paul Chappel, DDS, PC Across from IGA store Ill f Ill Family Dentistry Starting Dec. 1 ‘til Christmas 7 Comprehensive Orthodontics Phone Caro 673-4464 The music of Barney Schu- bring will be featured at the Lubaczewski Richard A. Hall: D.0; Osteopathic Physician Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to 4674 Hill St. 12:30 a.m. at Sandusky 5 miles west, 2 114 miles north of Cass City on Green Rd. -111 Cass City, Michigan Maple Valley School. - Phone 665-2501 W2-4446 Guests are welcome. Ke- 0th- 872-4725 HWM 872.4782 Ted Lubaczewski 1; IMMEDIATE I freshmen@will be served. i NON-EMERGENCY ; HEALTHCARE Hoon K, Jeung, M.D. $ $25 fee Surgeon * Including physician’s fee * and clinic ram Specialist in Stomach Cash Basis. and we will give * you a statement and Bowel Problems THE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS left to right: ~ ; No Apkintment Usually - Necessary 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Melissa Micklash, Pam Broyles, Sarah Edzik, Heather Wright, ‘L 6w830prn Fndays Saturday - 9 to 12 noon c 230-830pm Saturdays Closed Thursday 10 00 am -8 30 p m Sunday Julie Adelberg, Brenda Trost. : HILLS AND DALES 6230 Hospital Drive 1 HOSPITAL Cass Cify, MI 48726 Cancer group -. Phone 872461 1 HOMECARE Home 872-31 38 %& y4!4WhL flM&d-. Over 300 Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Chiropractic Physician Pairs Limited # Nursing, Physical, Occupational

Nurse Aides Frl. P12 llo~lad 2-5 p.m. Chic” Medicare, Medicaid 8 Clod: tlnmby and 8rtu-y PhOM 872-2765 Cam Jeans $19.88 Z; YWr kd/yOWTWd, p’V8t8, Cky for Appointment nonprofit, full service Many styles and washes for your own natural look Proportioned to fit Petite, Average and Tall Beatriz G. Martin, M.D. * -. Internal Medicine :? * INSURANCE 4672 Hill St. Sizes3-13 6- 18 18W-24W

l”w - Cass City, MI P“ Allen WithsrSVn Juniors - Missey - Women’s h:h .* New England Life Phone 8724331 !b; NEL Growth Fund I +* NEL Equlty Fund OFFICE HOURS: p*& UEL lnc~neFund ,*%# b1 Money Market Series Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.4 p.m. .*,*: Phone 872-2321 Saturday 8 a.m.-noon ht4615 Oak Cass City Accepting New Patients

fi; 1 N. Y. Yun, M.D. 1Physician & Syrgeon Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 6232 Hospital Drive Cass City Offlm 8724733 Res. 8724257

b. 1 -- ;* Dr. G. W. McNiven ;: VETERINARIANS ,I Dr. R. R. Watson Optometrists ;Primary Vision Center P.C. COMPANION ANIMAL 6505 E. Main. Cam Clty HOSPITAL ‘3 872-4374 or 8724375 I 4438 S. Seeger St. .: Hours: Monday thru Cass City - Phone 872-2255 t Friday 9-5 * Special Rod Ellis, D.V.M. Appointments Available i Carol Galka-Ellis, D.V.M.

I This space could Edward Scollon, D.V.M. - Veterinarian be yours for Farm and as heas $1.75 Pet Animals Phone 872-2935 4849 N. Smgu st., C8u Cl“y PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN -- Parent consent Community sing Shooting death of Car-train crash slated Sunday hunter investigated Letter leaves one dead policy debated The annual Christmas I Community Hymn Sing will The death of a 30-year-old English Roads, about 1 1/2 *I t ston Township. MOdCratp won’t use it.” be held Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Caro man who was shot miles northwest of King- The Chronicle welcomes lation of thebasic speedlaw. vehicle damage was rt ning counseling. If the local policy isn’t at the Evangelical Frcc while hunting in Wclls ston. Santa-- letters and pictures. Also last week, troopers ported in mishap* Commissioner Kim D. changed, Scollon remarked, Church, 6430 Chestnut Township last week rcmains There is no charge. All let- reDorted 2 car-deer acci- Glaspie, Cass City, indi- family planning services I Prior to the discovery, Blvd., Cass City. under investigation by offi- ters must be sub&tted on or dints involving area resi- will be eliminated by virtue Dawson was last secn at cated he believes profes- cials at the state police post before Friday, Dec. 15, as Nominating of the loss of in state There will be congrega- about 1 p.m., according to dentsFriday. sional counseling would be a $50,000 in Caro. the lust issue before Christ- valuable option for teens funds. Other departments’ tional singing as well as police, who indicated thc William K. Martin, 4270 petitions due mas is published Dec. 20. English Rd., Kingston, re- e who simply can’t discuss the state funding will be af- special numbcrs from vari- The victim has been identi- victim died from a gunshot issue birth control with fected well, he added. ous churches. wound that was inflicted by ported slight damage to his of as fied as Donald G. Dawson, vehicle after hitting a deer their parents. “This has been going on for More information is avail- 141 First St., Caro. the 12-gaugeshotgun he was “I personally don’t care for a long time and they’ve able by calling 872-5060. carrying in the ficld. while driving south on Phil- and l’reasurer Floren$e lips Road south of Denhoff it, but there are some parents (state officials) been warn- \ Reports state Dawson was Schrader, and the 4-yea ing us. We feel they’re Road in Koylton Township. terms of trustees K@ who,would never consent to The worlds’ largest zoo found dead by a friend and The collision occurred at it,” hecommented. “They’ll going to put their foot is the 650 acre Whipsnade hunting at about Nine million tons of salt Sweeney, Bill Roberts add are applied to American 6:15 p.m., reports state. (teens) either get it or they down,” he said. Zoo near London, England. David Jaroch are expiring. 2:45 p-m. Nov*28 near the highways each year fOt About 15 minutes later, Jaroch replaced Bill Bailey intetscction of Dofance and road de-icing. .- Kenneth J. Glaza, 3281 on the council after Bailey Whitc Creek Rd., Kingston, resigned last summer. struck a deer while driving Nominating petitions ’Howto contact east on Rossman Road east available by calling Tyll at your legis .atom of Clothier Road in King- 658-214 1 or 658-8293. U.S. Senator Carl Levin, Russell Senate Office Building; Washington, D.C.20510, telephone (202) 224- 6221. (District is all of Michigan.) Jimmy Sroka NOTICE REST YOUR REINDEER 11.11 Senator Donald W. Riegle Jr., 1205 Dirksen U.S. Santa: Senate Office Building; Washington, D.C. 20510, Dear telephone (202) 224422. I’m a big boy 3 years old. The regular December meeting of the and do your Christmas shopping I will be happy with what U.S. Rep. Bob Traxler (8th District) 2448 Rayburn you leave me - - - I’d like at Moore Motors! Building, Washington, D.C.20515, telephone (202) 225- drums and trucks. 2806. (8th District includes Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties. I love you, Cass City Village Council Jimmy Sroka State Sen. James Barcia (34th District), Michigan will be held State Seiiate, Room 127A Capitol Building, Lansing, -- Mich. 48W9, telephone (517) 373-1Tf7. (District includes Tuscola and Huron Counties.) READ THE Dec. 18,1989 Make Your Best Deal On State Sen. Dan L. DeGrow (28th District), Michigan Chronicle \ State Senate, Room 802 BSF, State Capitol, Lansipg, at Our Large Selection Of Mich. 48909, telephone (517) 373-7708. 7:OO p.m. *FORDS*UNcouIs State Rep. Dick Allen (77th District), Michigan * MERCURVS FORD TRUCKS House of Representatives, Room 220% Capitol at the CHRYSLERS PLYMOUTHS Building, Lansing, Mich. 48909, telepbone (517) 373- Rbar DODGES DODGE TRUCKS 0476. (District consists of Tuscola- and Huron Counties.) -THEY CAN MUNICIPAL BUILDING State Rep, Keith Muxlow (78th District), Michigan 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan House of Representatives, Room 220% Capitol Joyce A. LaRoche, Village Clerk Building, Lansing, Mich. 48909, telephone (517 1 373- 0835. (District includes Sanilac County.) -Fa!w,’

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CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 PAGE ELEVEN At Colony House HEALTH TIPS Historical group Thumb Ag Day Dec. 15 Balanced diet essential slates meet for arthritis sufferers The Watrousville/Caro Area farmers are urged to The annual winter event is agricultural displays, exhib- Historical Society will meet get a head start on their scheduled for Dec. 15 at the Tuesday, Dec. 12, at its and guest speakers. Also, Will certain foods help my your Weight. When you look 3) Use eleqric appliances; areas of the home. For a free 8:OO spring cropping and live- Colony House, Cass City, thc Michigan Farm’ Radio copy of this booklet or the p.m. at the Car0 Municipal stock plans by attending from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. arthritis? Are there any and feel good, you have i.e., can openers, mixers, Network will be broadcast- foods that I shouldn’t eat? more time and energy to blenders, dishwashers. booklet, Diet Guidelines Building, 317 S. State St. Thumb Agricultural Day. All day long there will be A colored slide program on ing live. Since arthritis symptoms enjoy life.” 4) Use a double-handled and Research, which pro, communistic countries 1989 vary from day to day, ques- Weight control should be saucepan with a strainer vides information on Some of the invited speak- healthy eating, please con- will be presented by Barb Comfort Lift” ers and their topics include tions like these are asked of particular concern to basket for cooking vege- and Arnold Krumnauer. d3- frequently by people who people who have arthritis in tables. tact the Arthritis Founda- DELUXE LIFT-OUT CHAIR POWER RECLINER Representative Paul W. ~ Refreshments will be believe what they eat affects the knees or hips. These 5) Use frozen, canned or tion, MicHipn Chapter at Johnson of Iowa, addressing 23999 Northwestern High- served following the pro- “Ground Water Quality Is- their arthritis. jointsbear thebody’s weight other easy-to-fix foods. While ,some researchers and people who are over- 6) Use microwave oven way, Suite 210, Southfield, gram, sues of Agriculture and Pro- a The public is invited to believe that there are scien- weight are putting extra with digital controls, if pos- Mich. 48075 or call (313) tection Measures;” Joe Er- 350-3030. attend. win, from the Michigan tific reasons to think that diet stress on them. Reducing sible, State Univcrsity Institute of might affect some forms of weight will ease this strain 7) Use lightweight bake- Watcr Research, will speak arthritis, there is not enough which, in turn, will lessen ware, plates, pots, pans, etc. on “Thc Role of Agriculture evidence to support this the- the pain. 8) Carry heavy items in “OB0Dy in Prcserving Water Qual- ory. Rescarchers, however, Also, Dr. Morton points your arms instead of your ity,”and the new director of do point out that people with out that many older adults hands. the Michigan Department of arthritis should eat a bal- with arthritis have blood The Arthritis Foundation Agriculture, Robert Mitch- anccd diet. So do most doc- pressure or heart disease. “It publishes a booklet, Taking ell, and Jack Laurie, presi- tors. According to Rheuma- is crucial,” Dr. Morton says, Care, which provides addi- dent of Michigan Farm Bu- tologist, Dr. Allan Morton, “for people who fit this de- tional information on ways reau, will be featured along past chairman of the board scription to reduce the fat, to make the job easier in tlie with Farm Radio Network of the Arthritis Foundation, cholesterol and sugar in kitchen as well as in other pcrsonnel. a good healthy diet is impor- their diets. I don’t want to tant for several reasons. scare anyone, but if they Poultry meet I SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE1 Thumb Agricultural Day is “Eating h balanced diet is don’t, theendresultcouldbe being presented by the staff essential,” Dr. Morton says, deadly.” set Thursday of thc Huron, Sanilac and “bccause not only dlit How do you ensure you’re 1 SAVE$180 I Tuscola Cooperative Exten- help you to feel good be- eating a balanced diet? The sion Service offices along Poultry producers and 8. Free Delivery cause you are getting the Arthritis Foundation recom- with participating agribusi- nutrients your body needs, it mends the following 7 basic other interested persons are W- 1 For Information Call invited to attend a program 4 ness people. will also help you regulate 1990 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE This event, and all Coop- guidelines: presented by the Huron &&$, 3 Tri-County Medical Equipment 1) Eat a variety of foods * cra,tive Extension Service County Cooperative Exten- Seniors plan 2) Maintain ideal weight Plus Tax @Hills & Dales Hospital programs and services, are sion Service and Michigan and open to all without regard to 3) Avoid too much fat and State Univcrsity poultry yule party cholesterol “$1995Per Dav Gasoline race, color, sex, national specialists. 4) Avoid too much sugar origin or handicaD. The program, set for Isabelle Seeley presented 5) Eat foods with enough Thursday, will be held at the FIRST io0 MILES- -FREE! the lessdn, Eating Right - starch and fiber I Trinity United Methodist Senior Style, at Friday’s 6) Avoid too much s2dium Church in Sebewaing. It will meeting at the Cass City 7) Drink alcohol in mod- begin at 4 p.m. and conclude WE RENT CARS Meal Site. eration at 9 p.m. BY THE DAY, The regula monthly birth- A common problem faced Cost of the program is $8 day dinner was held and by many people with arthri- pcr person, which includes birthdays honored were Ann tis is that of cooking a bal- dinner. Those planning on Stepka, Thelma Jqckson, anced meal. Standing for attendingare asked to call Grace Nemeth and Louis long periods of time, carry- the coopcrativc Extension Franks. Curtis and Velma ing heavy objects and bend- Office at 269-9949 to regis- Cleland marked their 52nd ing or stretching to get items tcr. wedding anniversary. Win- from cabinets can be suess- Topics that will be covered RANGE WITH SELF-CLEANING OVEN ners in a drawing were ful. Following are some tips at the seminar include teno- Thelma Jackson, Matilda to help make the job easier. synovitis in leghorns - trcat- Make the Hardwick 30” selfdeaning gas CHRYSLER +PLYMOUTH / DODGE range your kitchen helper for the holidays Vennevey and Curtis Cle- 1) Rest while preparing rnent and control; Public Act and everyday. The many energy-saving and land. foods by planning breaks in 466 and regulation aspects 6617 Main St. time-saving features are standard in this A guest, representing between preparation of dif- of poultry; salmonella and Downtown Cass City, MI 40726 quality gas range. See them on display at Rawson Memorial Library, ferent foods. the U.S. egg industry; the our office nearest you. will speak at Friday’s meet 2) When possible, do your 1990 egg check-off and 872-2184 and blood pressure readings chores at the sink or table vaccinating leghorn layers - will be taken prior to the and sit on a chair or stool for problems and opportuni- Toll Free 1-800-622-131 2 Specially meal. com fort. ties. Priced At Plans are being made for

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Leonard0 da Vinci invented the WIN $500 WIN in Christmas Dollars Free 3rd Big Drawing - Saturday, Dec. 9 Steel Betted Radial 4:15 p.m. at Cass Theater Whitewall Size -Price Win $100 if present Win $50 if not present Flexible ~ 155/80R13 32.95 Sidewall 165/80R13 39.95 Tickets must be validated with store stamp. Quiet 185/80R13 43.95 Following drawings, all previous week’s tickets wikbe destroyed. Come in and register often. Ride ’ 185/75R 14 46.95 All Season 19W5R 14 49.95 Register at these participating businesses 205n5R 14 52.95 Tract ion Ben Franklin 20W5R15 54.95 Dawn’s Country Casuals Pizza Villa 40,000 Bigelow Hardware mile wear out 21W5R15 57.95 Erla’s Food Center Primary Vision warranty ,22!5/75R 15 60.95 WARD Chrysler- @=P‘J Quaker Maid 2W5R15 63.95 Plymout h-Dodge Hardee’s Sc hneeberger’s Furniture, Cass City Chronicle IGA Foodliner TV, & Appliances Cass City Hardware Kritzmans’ 6x1Plumbing 8 Heating Cass City Tire McConkey Jewelry & Gift Shop Sommers’ Bakery & Restaurant Your Choice Charmont Mobil Gas Station Special Scents HIGHWAY Chemical Bank-Bay Area Mr. Chip’s-Total Gas Sutter’s Bakery & Restaurant S4S Clotnes Closet or Northern Sun Tanning Center The Information Exchange Steel Belted Coach Light Pharmacy Old Wood Drugs The Paint Store Radial TRACTION Dan’s Power & Stove Parkway Thumb National Bank All Season Dan’s Men’s Wear Smooth People’s Choice Gas Station Comfortable Ride FREE EVENTS AT RAWSON LIBRARY Advanced All 750x 1 6 60.95 Season Traction 9th Old Fashioned Tree Trimming & 35,000 mile Dec. 16th Christmas Crafts & Stories Wearout Warranty Holiday Evening Hours Begin Monday, Dec. I1 Stores open tc 8 p.m. Whitewall Sfzd Sale Price] 1mc 1: I t P1 SS80R13 27.95 GOOR~UR , P185/75RI 4 37.95 We feature on site i P195i75R14 39.95 Farm Service & Fair P20W5R14 42.95 Prices on Goodyear qualit, P20WSR15 44.95 farm tires & retreads Free Kids’ Movie i P21W5R15 46.95 for all your farm needs. Saturday, Dec. 9 F22WSR15 48.95 2:OO p.m. Cass Theater *. I Featuring Walt Disney’s “Cheetah & Friends“ 12 and under admitted Free \ PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 CASS MICHIGAN - CITY.. - ---- Bowler of‘

Cass City Bowling Leagues theweek ‘ . - - The Thumb Area 1 Women’s Bowling Associa- tion Bowler of the Week for K. Holm 198, V. Mills 202, The Family 46 Sontag 520, Sweeney Brinkman’s 7 Witheym, BuehrlyM1. NOV. 5-11 is Shelly Alent CHARMONT LADIES High Team Game: 171, H. D. Boafd’s 1081. B. Howard B. Watson Hell Raisers 44 579, J. Morell508, P.Corco- LaFave steel 7 192, Bellew 183, M. High Games: J. Schwadz with a 625 actual series. Cablee t tes High Team Series: M. RCS 42 ran 501. Hunt 211-202, Kingsland 210. She rolled games of 210, Cass City Tire Michalski I#, %. Burns 173, C.R. 5 B. Board’s 3141. Cass City VFW 41 200 Games: 8, Sontag” bakers 5 203 and 212. She bowls for Colony House High Series: Corcoran F, Wiwlcrw 183, A. Bee Gee’s 40 203, L,Yost 200. Board’s P. Carabdlo 178, C. Davidson Miller Eggs SATURDAY the team of Enterprise Tool 569, K. Holm 519, M. , Outlaw-Inlaws 25 178, J. Lapp 183. Charmont 4 Jr. League & Gear on the Sunday 9:00 Burnettes Sieradzki 512, J. Lapp 514, MERCHANTS’“A” Dec. 2, 1989 Continental Rental Men’s High Series: J. Nov. 29, 1989 High Series: M. Lutz 645, p.m. Mixed League at Bad I D. Sweeney 489, F.Withers- FRIDAY NIGHT Truemner Salvage poon 484, B.‘Burns 470, MIXED DOUBLES Howard 530, R.Bradley 529. D. Ross 637, A. Zimmerman Pin Destroyers Thumb Nat’l Bank A. 18 AxeLanes.Other 550 and higher series Carabllo 488, V. Mills 474, Dec. 1, 1989 Men’s High Games: C. Board Chrysler 7 593, N. Willy 593, J. Tigers 17 Pizza Villa B. Watson 512. M. Walsh 216, L. Craig 209. New England Life 6 15 bowled were: Pam Corcoran Charmont 2 Michalski 514. Dream Team 64 Women’s High Series: S. Croft-Clara Lumber 5 BrinkmanHigh Games: 588. M. Lutz 248- WhiteSpeed KittensBowlers 15 650, Charmont, Cas City; , Live Wires 1 High Games: P. Corco- Howard’s Plmb. & Htg. 62 Howard 469. Kritzman’s 5 214, W. Harrison 220, P. TheMunchkins 13 Alice Albrecht, 573, Pigeor Sewistar 1 ran 203. M. Sieradzki 200, Cas City Oil 6 Gas 52 Women’s High Game: S. Cass Tavern 5 Harmer Sr. 224, D.Volz 237, Speed Rollers 13 Lanes; Shirley Ginther, 569, Howard 174. Kilbourn 5 D. Dickinson 220, C. Bellew Bowling Busters 11 Almac, Bad Axe; Maggie High Team Series: How- ‘Paul’sUrethane Sys. 4 223, A. Zimmerman 213, D. Karate Kids 1; McQueen, 558, Bad Axe ard’s Plumbing & Heating Brentwood 3 216-234. Willv 214. The Thrillers ” Lanes; Marilyn DeShano, 1919. Charmont Motel D.ROSS O’Dell. N,214-220: J: Ball Busters- 3 8 554, High Team Game: How- Charmoht 3 Brinkman 241, J. Zawi- The Rolling Dinosaurs 8 Biff‘s, Kinde, and Judy ard’s Plumbing & Heating Kingston State Bank 1 linski 211, J. Smithson 211. Saturday Morning Ostrander, 552, Almac, Bad 685. Herron Builders 1 High Team Series: Chip & Dales 6 Axe. Brinkman’s 2762. THURSDAY MORNING High Series and Games: High Team Game : Miller RussellBoys’ 222.High Series: B. Our new Medicare COFFEE LEAGUE T. Comment 681 (253-228), Eggs 993. Supplement is Nov. 30, 1989 K. Beachy 639 (233), L. Boys’ High Game: B. Morgan 625 (231-213), G. SUNDAY NO ROILERS Russell 123. among the best . Fort’s 29 Robinson 625 (244), W. Nov. 96, 1989 Girls’ High Series: J. good coverage, Sal’s Country Clipper n Teets 618 (217-2121, G. Ric- End of First Half Humes 211. good price, and A.I.D.E.S. 27 car& 601 (2231, M.Jackson Girls’ High Game: J. good neighbor Eight & Happy 27 590 (2131, M. Grifka 587 Deford Grocery 20 Humes 119. Kingston Mini Mart 26 (21S, L. Summers 586 Spuds 17 High Team Series: Pin claim service. b Pin Pals 25 (2251, G. Lapp 568 (218), A. Gamblers 15 Destroyers 557. Deford Country Groc. 24 Witherspoon 564, A. Rug- ET’S 14 High Team Game: Ti- H.I. Roth, Inc. 23 gles 553, C. Comment 218, Micro E.D.M. 14 gers 283. P. Harmer 214, D. Dickin- Who’s Gang 14 High Series: V. Bilicki son 212, K. Kilbourn 212. Warju Flooring 12 I 541. Designer Balls 6 SATURDAY SPINNERS - CHRISTMAS High Game: Bilicki a V. “B” MERCHANTS’ Dec.Sr. League2, 1989 231. Nov. 39, 1989 Men’s High Series: T. High Team Series : Fort’s Coleman 559, M.Weltin 546, 1NADVANCE.V- 1878. Walbro 15 G. Perkins 540, S. Murphy Bad Balls 25 High Team Game: Fort’s Warju Flooring 14 526. The Strike Force . .. . 25 - 692. Jaycees 12 Men’s High Games: T. Strikes 20 ;all: Ernest A. frichman, Jr Year after year, many customers tell us that MERCHANETTE LEAGUE Charmont 10 Coleman212, M.Weltin 207. Sharp Shooters 15% 6240 W. Main. Engineered 10 Women’s High Series: H. “Bad” Bowlers Cass City, Mich. the only way they can pay those Christmas Nov. 30,1989 Tools 15 D & D Construction 9 Karr 473, T. Coleman 463. Fearsome 4 15 Phone8724388 . J bills is to do it in advance with Christmas Bake’s Kahunas 9 Women’s High Games: Nose Crunchers I1 15 XGA Foodliner 4 183, 181, Club systematic savings. Now is the time to L. Graham H.Karr Miller Eggs, Inc. 14% / - Harry knda, Inc. 3% Series and Games: Coleman 175. High Rollers - Kritzman’s 3 High T. 14 start paying your 1990 Christmas bills. So T. Comment 714 (279-2691, High Team Series: Spuds Roller Bowlers 14 Miller’s Chicks 3 J. Smithson 676 (256-238), 1915. Starlights visit a nearby Chemical Bank and open your Cass City 2 11 - Sports B. Antha 631 (237-2241, P. High Team Game : Who’s Ale Ways 8 Christmas Club soon. Caro Chiropractic 2 Martin 579 (230-212), P. Gang 665. - Rolling Hills 2 236, -- -- Brown M. Anderson Boys’ High Series: B. .. . Quaker Maid 2 235, P. Harmer 216, B. Bre- NIGHT OWLS Schott 496. tat ICHEMICAL BANK Clean Up Crew 1 dameyer 213, C, Hake 212: 29,1989 Boys’ High Games: B. Croft-Clara Lumber 1 Nov. - Eky- TUSCOLA Schott 190, R.Pringle 187. Hemon Builders lh 26 Girls’ High Series: -- W&kb&@- Construction 0 GET TOGETHERS Pro’s R. Sobczak Walbro 22 Prinele 370. MEMBER F 0 I C: / EOU& HOUSING LOUAL OPPOAfWlfY LENDER -0-- Caka 10 Cole Crew 21 Girls’ High Game: R. - Sub$I~nli.l tniw-i pn.lty lor urly rilb48ar.l High Team Series: Caro B.A. King ------Chiropractic 2433. Cass City Sports 10 Pins 16 Pringle 130. P -7 High Team Game: Caro Parkway Drive Thru 9 Lush Boys 16 Hiih Team Series: The Advertise It 1 9 Strike Force. 1625. . Chiropractic 852. D&S Kerrnits 7 High Series: J. Schwartz High Team Game: The The Chronicle 5ooSeries:S.DeImg532, 606, B. Kingsland 590, P. Strike Force 572. Spaulding Builders 7 ---e-- J

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I Michigan Mirror ; I Michigan adult learning institute established at CMU ;Seek prison industry expansion The Michigan Institute for with a $WO,OOO budget, Michigan-Flint campus, Adult Learning md Liter- $3OO,OOO in state funds and Mott Community College, 1. among 5 included in a report acy, which G~~~ James $600,~from foundation the Genesee *Intermediate *, A House Republican task conduct non-trial business, inmate upon release. companies in years at force will recommend that by the 7-member House and creating new means of 5 Blanchmd proposed in this and university grants, fed- School District and the K-12 Revamping security Pre- prices that will be set in state of the State era1sector assistance donationst and private school districts. ' prison industries be ex- Republican Task Force on encouraging volunteerism cautions at the prisons could 1990, :!panded in order to provide Prison Initiatives. for the correctional system. be accomplished by several address* has been The institute will search : more useful preparation of Other proposals include The report will be pre- methods, including estab- 'lhe investment deal, lished at Michigan out the most effective ways FIBER FULL inmates to function in soci- creating facilities for spe- sented by Task Force Chair lishing strict and consistent reached in a Satuiday meet- University. to teach adults, develop ' ety and that security provi- cialized offenders, estab- Michael Nye (R-Litchfield) personal property policies; ing with Solidarity leader The institute, which the curricula materials and as- sist educators and trainers Regu1ar consumption Of " sions in the state'sprisons be lishing a 2-way means of and House Minority Leader requiring a complete change Lah Walesa, will not h governor views as a key redefined. com m unication be tween Paul Hillegonds (R-Hol- of clothes going to and culminated until all component of the state's in transferring its research cereals, fresh fruits and The recommendations are courtrooms and facilities to land). investment findings into Michigan's vegetables is highly recom- The prison industries, the from job sites; a is the ~~~~~ to develop a corn- adult training and educa- mended. The American continued check by metal obtains foreign aid and addi- petitive workforce, will re- ,tion programs. Cancer Society indicates report says, could be ex- detectors until the alarm tional economic moves in search and develop the that diets high in fiber may panded through the creation System does not sound; pro- Poland tobalance thebudget most effective methods to The institute will -offer of light industrial parks and heir, reduce the I.i& of colon commercial parks adjacent to prisons. "At the present time, we Lunch Special have prisoners mopping floors over and over, or cut- ting brush in drainage ditches. If we are to rehabili- crime of first degree murder 4 tate, we must create skills while incarcerated, includ- and attitudes in an individ- ing solitary confinement or a Mon. thru Fri. 11 - 2 p.m. ual which will allow the hard labor. 1 Breakfast Everyday individual to maintain em- Other recommendations 2 ployment outside the prison were outlined as follows: 8. setting,"thereportsaysinits -Facilities for specialized top recommendation. offenders or inmates listed 3 Businesses which might in the report include those 4 $329 locate near the prisons and i .A 6-I1a.m. which can provide counsel- D participate in the inmate ing and detoxification treat- 3 - employment program could ment to inmates with drug 1 be provided with incentives, dependencies. i the report adds, such as a -The 2-way communica- 1 waiver of unemployment tion system suggested in the costs and worker's compen- report could be utilized for P sation for the inmates. conducting court proceed- 2 And the industries could I I ings of a non-trial nature, $ I At PI= Vll\a Wlth Thb &Won I manufacture products not which would allow a reduc- a (I Expires 12-12-89 I being made in America, the tion in expenses and unnec- *a 4 I report says, in order to avoid Gift One coupon par tmlly- essary time lost. This system competition. has been used successfully 4 t good wlth any other coup Wages paid to the inmates in Missouri, the report says. pa would be divided between -Volunteers in the cor- 3 Wrap victim restitution, inmate rection system could be rmrmr~mrrmr~rrrni 1 room and board, support of stimulated through the use 4 4 Rolls Indo o r/Out do o r We will be closing at 7:oO p.m. Monday. Dec. 11 the inmate's family or pay- of videos on such efforts, I *a I 40sq.R. CHRISTMAS ment to the state if the family produced within the system, 0 NOMA LIGHTS I THE PIZZA VILLA is receiving welfare bene- that could then be distrib- 2 CARDS Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dally Phone 672-4371 fits, spending money, and a uted to local churches and $ Frl. 6 Sat. Open 24 Hrs. 872-4440 trust fund to be given to the civic organizations. 4 $977Reg. 0

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r- ~~ I CALL 872-2010~'* Obituaries Transit10 words (nonbusiness) or less, $1.25 rates.each General 1; insertion; additional words 7 cents each. Three weeks for (Merchandise) .& the price of 2 - cash rate. Save Alice Ruhl and Lynn Ruhl of Spring money by enclosing cash with CHRISTMAS TREES - I cut Mable Yax mail orders. Rates for display or You cut, $10 and UP-Call .' Lake, MI, and Douglas E. want ad on application. 872-4531, mornings or even- ; and Janie- Ruhl of %rank- ings . Alice R. Ruht, 72, of Mrs. Mable L. Yax,69, of 2-12-6-1 ; Frankenmuth died Sunday, enmuth; 6 grandchildren, Chris, Craig and Courtney Coldwater died Saturday, BEAUTIFUL handmade Nov. 26, at theFrankenmuth Dec. 2, at the Coldwater ' Convalescent Center after a of Spring Lake and Suzanne, pine wreaths. full and Michael and William of Regional Health Center. fluffy, '50-ft. cedal: : lengthy illness. She was April 11, $15.00. Frankenmuth. Others are born FOR SALE - lW9 Ford roping$35.00.Call872-4198. ; Alice Ruth Allen was born 1920,in Wilmot, the Fairmont, 6 cylinder, au- April 13, 1917, in Wilmot her father, Ray Allen of daugh- 2-11-22-3 Marlette; one brother and ter of Frank and Grace tomatic, good- body and and was raised in the King- (Lockwood) Hickie. She motor, low mileage ston area. She had resided in one sister, Raymond Allen Call Young Parakeets $12.99 of Kingston, and Thelma married Herbert E. Yax $l,OOO.OO. 872-3249. English Keets Cass City and Pontiac prior Sept. 4, 1937, in 1-11-22-I to moving to Frankenmuth 9 Whaley of Parkersburg, W. Lapeer. Babies $29.99 Va, They lived in Lapeer and Whiteeyed & Babies Yellow Red$39.99 years ago. She was married Pontiac, later moving to Duster, to William S, Ruhl July 18, Rjvate funeral services 1985 PLYMOUTH were held Monday, Nov. 27, SwartzCreek. Mr.Yaxdied good condition, 3-door, AM- Grey Cockatiels $59.99 1937, in Reese. He died April 22, 1972. FM stereo, air, automatic, Lutino Cockatiel $69.99 Aug. 10, 1980, at the Cederberg-Zucker louver roof on hatchback. Pearl Cockatiel Hand Funeral Home in Frank- Surviving are 2 sons, Her- Mrs. Ruhl was a member of bert Yax of Deford and Fran- Asking $3,500, will tamed Baby $129.99 the Cass City United Meth- enmuth with Deacon David negotiate. Call 872-3716 Zebra Finches $13.99 Adler officiating. Burial klin Yak of Santa Clara, Hamsters odist Church and the United Citlif.; 2 daughters, Miss after 6:00, ask for Jim or $1.99 Methodist Women's Soci- was in Car0 Cemetery. Beth. 1-11-22-3 Teddy Bear $3.99 Memorial contributions Sandra Giddings of ety. Modesto, Calif., and Miss Discount 'Pet _.may be made to Wickson Surviving are 2 sons and Irene Dubois of Law- STARTER CAR, 1980 Cita- Foods their spouses, William A. Library. renceburg, Ind.; 14 gmd- tion, hatchback, 6 cylinder, Main St., Cass City children; 15 great-grand- 4 on floor. Runs well, body 872-3137 needs work, $600. Call (517) children, and 2 brothers, after 2-11-22-5 Lloyd Hickie of Deford and 872-2264 6:oO. 1-12-6-3 Marshall Hickie of Mio. ~ MAKING hectagon tables,,. . birdhouses, doghouses, toy 1. Three brothers, Wilbur , FOR SALE - 1980 Buick Century, V8, air, tilt, chests, cedar posts, picnic Robert and Carl, preceded $1150.00. Call 872-3974. tables, lawn swings, wish- :+ IRA'S her in death. ing wells, clothes line poles, 1-12-6-3 Funeral services are lawn chairs, wooden,4 scheduled Wednesday at 11 flowerpots. Rescue FOR - Old- 4351 Fixed Annuities a.m. at the Deford Commu- SALE 1979 Road, Cass City. Call 872- mobile Cutlass Supreme, 2-1-25-tf .. Variable Annuities nity Church, with Rev. Ste- good condition, low 2039. ven Smith, pastor, officiat- 4 00 872- FOR - 4 *"' mileage.v Call after : SALE used 15-hCh Various Mutual Funds ing. LIVING SCIENCE Foundation Interpreter Terri Neil1 3138. 1-12-6-3steel belted radial tires, -': Burial will be in Novesta of- $50. Call 872-2566. 2-11-22-3- ' : Cemetery, Cass City. fered students in Peggy Gogola's fourth grade class a very Little's Funeral Home was 1982 HALF-TON Dodge , See close look at a live horseshoe crab last week. (~eestory~page3) van, 318 engine, ladder FOR SALE - large square,,, in charge of arrangements. rack, metal shelving. Runs alfalfa bales, Ist, 2nd and :., Newel1 E. Harris well, reasonably priced. 3rd cutting- Also large.,* Call 872-3896. 1-11-22-3 square bright wheat straw. 1, & Delivery available. Call I Harris Company Police arrest 2 I 517-872-5416. 2-11-15-4 I.,. 5 17-872-2688 < Give a Gift '*'

I Subscription to I' Minor mishaps reported FOR@ELI - Queen size SALE sofa bed, $75. Call 872-2865 Cas$ City Chronicle."' mornings or evenings. cass City blice reported 5 10:15 a.m. when she at- driven by iames A. -Pat- after being stopped by po- 6700 N. lice on Main Strect near 2-12-6-3 Birthday, Anniversarv , ~ vehicle accidents, resulting tempted to turn right into a naude, Colwood Service-personnel ,I in minor damage, and 2 traf- private drive from the center Rd., Gagetown, and Mark Seeger Street. Reports state ISOTONER gloves and slip- College students fic related arrests over the lane of Seeger Street and Auvil, 6010 Argyle Rd., Lloyd was stopped after fail- pers at Georgine's in Cass ..'e 7 past week. collided with another north- Cass City, collided in the ing to signal a lane change City, The perfect gift for Gift card sent with every- bound vehicle, driven by parking lot at the People's and right turn. anyone on your list. 2-12-6-1 order. Two vehicles collided William R. Bader, 2195 Choice Market. Minor Cass City resident Alan J. .- Sunday morning on South damage was reported in the STRAW FOR SALE - $1.00 Cemetery Rd., Deford. McCool, 28, 6372 Fourth 2-szr-tf , , Seeger north of Garfield Osentoski did not signal 8:20 a.m. incident, which St., was arrested Thursday per bale. Call 665-2463. 7-UP 2-11-29-3 Avenue. her turn, according to police, occurred last Wednesday. after being stopped on FOR SALE- Pine cones-f&.: VERNORS According to reports, who said Bader, who at- Two motorists were ar- Garfield Avenue near West Christmas decorating, 3 - $109 tempted to pass Osentoski, rested over the past week on Street at about 1205 a.m. sizes, 2 miles south on,. + dep. Karen Osentoski, 6627 Seed Coming Auctions SQUIRT St., was northboundat about was unable to stop due to icy suspicion of operating a McCool was stopped for Cemetery, second house - ; road conditions. motor vehicle while under driving 35 miles per hour in east at 6536 Kelly Road. . 4, 2 liter - Warm only Slight damage was re- the influence of liquor. a 25 m.p.h. zone, according Saturday, Dec. 9 - An au- 2-11-29-3, ported Saturday when a Ricky L. Lloyd, 26, of to police, whb n*sted the ction of farm machinery, Toni's household goods, antiques PINS, desk name-: vehicle driven by William Unionville, was arrested motorist had no driver's li- and collectibleswill be held NAME L. Kritzman, 6798 Nov. 28 at about 12:35 a.m. cense in his possession. plates and plastic signs in :- PEPPERONI at the place located 4 miles various sizes made to your :. : Houghton St., backed out of east and 2 3/4 miles south of PIZZA for a driveway and into aparked specification. For informa- a; 2 $4" Cass City on M-53,at the tion and prices, contact car on Houghton Street east 15.5 02. William Kitchin farm. Hill- Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, of El Clare Street. Police aker Auction Service. ext. 212. 2-2-17-tf Wednesday, I)ec. 6 - noted the parked vehicle Paramount Roast Beef w/Gravy, was parked on the wrong t- Potatoes,Broccoli, Real Estate For Sale s: $r;g Mashed side of the street. POTATO $1 19 Variety Bread, Favorite Also Saturday, John S. Cake. \ Friday Dec. 8 Russell, 4008 S. Elkton Rd., - - Baked Gagetown, was southbound Barbecue - Sour Cream 8t Onion Fish, Au Gratin Potatoes, KELLY & CO. on Street west of ' Salt & Vinegar- -No Salt Golden Corn, Variety Huron JOIN THE F'IGHT f Bread, Peaches. West Street at about 9:14 TO STOP CRIME f CHRISTMAS REAL ESTATE SPECIALS Last Week's Losers Monday, Dec. 11 - Veal p.m. when he lost control of - Parmesan, Salad Bar, his vehicle on a patch of ice IN OUR COMMUNITY Lottery Winners Boiled Potatoes, Variety while trying to negotiate a 1. Peter Rienstra Bread, Ta ioca Pudding. curve. Call 1-800-422-5245 Wednest!ay, Dec. 13 - His vehicle left the south 2. Willis LaBlanc Chop Suey wmice, Oriental side of Huron Street and hit Vegetables, Buttered This weeks crime stoppers article features another Hot RolVButter, a parked vehicle, police Beets, reported. burglary and larceny from an automobile. Peaches. Sometime during the night of Nov. 4, suspect(s) Friday, Dec. 15 - Chicken Vehicles driven by Gladys California, Mashed M. Auslander, 4224 Wood- entered a motor home that was for sale and parked near Potatoes, Green Beans, land Ave., and Donna Kra- Vassar Road in Arbela Township. Variety Bread, Cherry mer of Unionville sustained Using a prying instrument, the suspext(s) broke the Cheesecake. moderate damage when the dash and removed: 2 collidedFriday at the inter- A CB Radio (Menu subject to section of Main Street and change). Comment Drive. AM & FM Stereo radio Reports state Auslander Coachman Cassette Tape Player NEW ON THE MARKET! was pulling out of a private Crimestoppers Identification Number TC-29-89 3 bedroom Cape Cod just west of Cass City. Lots of Find the Service or Product drive and failed to see updating done in last 7 years. Full basement, attached Anyone with any information can call 1-800422- garage, plus 2 other buildings, one all set up as work- You Noad in This. Kramer's westbound ve- . . Action Guide hicle when the 3:15 p.m. 5245 or 673-8160 bctween 9:OO a.m. and S:oO p.m.,' shop, C4832 I crash occurred. Monday thru Friday. Rewards will be paid for informa- Also last week, vehicles tion leading to Lhc arrest and conviction of this crime. PRICED IN THE 40's ' SERVICE DIRICTORY Have your Christmas party in this 24x24 great roqm. I I Located in Cass City on large lot. 3 bedroom brick home with lots of remodeling done. 2 car garage with AUTO StRVlCE paved driveway. TCC945 CASS CITY TIRE udr and Blossoms Hofculir and Cooprr NEAT AS A PIN! TIRES by S8ndy TuffaKote Dinol Just south of Cass City. 2 bedroom home on 5 acres with Tlrr Roprlr more acreage available if you want it. Nice sun room with a deck off it. Hot water gas heat, large breezeway, 2 car garage. C4831 Phonr 672-3935 MORE YOUR MONEY! Muffbrr-Shocks FOR Lifstrmr guarantees Phone 289.9585 Between Cass City and Bad Axe. 3 bedroom ranch on Mim-me repairs 827 S. V8n Dyke, Bod A%r 2 1/2 acres, 2 baths, garage, paved road, gas heat, ex- CO~fbedtn%h&nic cellent condition inside and out. C4834 Bklnr kemrbkn, Prop. Between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. phorn 872-2251 On All Cass City VILLAGE STREETS Ordinance No.69 is Now In Effect Thank You For Your Cooperation

Kelly W. Smith, Broker (. Farm Comrnorclrl Rerldrntirl Lirtlngs Wantodl i Village of Cass City 3-l? -6-1 .e ..*,'* PAGE FIFIEEN CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,DECEMBER 6,1989 CALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU . .- r 7 I ForRent 1 [ Notices 1 I Notices 1 I Services 1 [ WantedtoBuy 1 FOR RENT - storage, Cws St, Agatha City Mini-Storage. Call 872- \------f 7 C & M SATELLITE has top The Thumb Christmas 3917 4-1-25-tf BRUNCH - all you can BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB Stan Guinther, 872-3284.6-126-1n : Electric quality UHF-VHF anten- eat, serving 10 :00 1: 00. nas with towers. Satelitte Yarn Shop - Gift Idea f CURING, SMOKING AND I‘ Dryers systems and VCRs. Quality PROFESSIONAL non- Also, Raffle PROCESSING brand names and service 8 miles north of M-81 and smoking roommate GIFT CERTIFICATE WANTED - silver coins, M-53 intersection and 1/2 SUNDAY, DEC. 10 from after the sale. “We’re small wanted, nice home, Cass TUESDAY & FRIDAY dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 i Upright but our customers are big.” mile we$ on Rescue City, $200 per month plus Sponsored by Women’s and back - silver dollars I Road. 1878 to 1935. Paying top c . Vacuums 3651 Phillips Rd., Cass City, 1/2utilities. Call 872-2388. Society at St. Agatha Farms ERLA Mi. Call 872-5075, Mike 4-124-1 Parish Hall; Gagetown Wildwood price. The Coin Shop, 6439 i Good Condit Fields, owner. 2-10-11-26 Open daily 12:W till Restaurant Packing In‘* Main. Phone 872-3919. 9:OO p.m. 872-2720 6-9-21-tf Reasonabl FOR RENT - Behind postof- Adults$3, children $1.50, USDA Plant 1074 fice, Argyle. 2 bedroom 5 & under free Cass City Cass City 517-872-2191 i:i Priced WATER PUMP & WATER Phone 269-8097 trailer, $250.00 per month, 5-12-6-1 5-11-22-5 SOmENER REPAIR 2-3-12-tf electric paid, no children. 8-4-9-tf fHelr, Wanted) ’ & INSTALLATION 4-12-6-3 NO BINGO - Thursday, i ; Lots of FOR SALE - king size water Arthur Brown BABY-SITTER wanted - 1 New & Rebuilt Pumps Dec. 7, at St. Pancratius child, 1%hours morning be- J ks, black 1/2 hp jet pumps $192.00 Ded, complete, $100. Three CASS CITY Apartments Hall, Cass City. 5-12-6-1 ised 13” tires, $10 each. are located in Cass City, I Services ] Cass City fore school, starting Dec. 112 hp submersible 21. Call 872-3060. 11-12-6-3 pumps 350.00 :all 665-2688. 2- 11-22-3 Mich. We are a Farmers Well Drilling Bladder tanks 104.00 Home Administration Rebuilt pumps 90.00 FOR SALE - used Admiral Senior Community and are and WANTED - hostess for Un- stove with hood, good condi- Elmer H. Francis Metered softeners presently maintaining a rings and Pump Repair dercover Wear Home installed 900.00 tion, $50. Call 872-4536 after waiting list for occupancy. earrings Lingerie party. More fun 4. 2-11-22-3 If you are currently on our Fresh Water Pearls NEW HOMES OR STATE LICENSED than any other home party. Sump pumps - pull pumps waiting list and wish to up- Black Onyx REMODELING Get the lingerie you want and well supplies date your application or Quality, Value, Services ROOFINGSIDING FREE ! Mary 872-4167. you would like information Phone 673-3800 11-11-22-3 For same day Household & Convenience 8-1-27-tf about our apartments, I in-home service please call 872-2OO9 between please call Lily Cheng Licensed and insured Paul’s Pum Repair 10:00 a.m. and 5:OO p.m. An pet installer, full time. Call BASEMENTSALE -warm, Equal Housing Opportun- 872-5071 Lebioda FOR SALE - 48” round din- Call 6739850 4863 Spruce St. Bud at Schneeberger’s 872- 2-8-23-tf lots of nice gifts, dishes, ity. 4-12-6-3 Phone 872.2921 . Excavating ing table, opens to 96”. Call Cass City 5-12-6-2 8-11-15-7 3315. 11-11-15-tf 872-3167. 2- 12-6-1 appliances, Avon, good FOR SALE - Sofabed and clothes, some white un- CLEAN AND spacious GREAT Stocking Stuffer - Quality gravel, sand and chair, rust, beige, brown, iforms, lots of other things, apartment for rent in Cass - 1w black dirt, septic sys- [Work Wanted FOR SALE - 2 cot-sized good prices, Wednesday, scratch pads at The Simpson Excavating tems, ditch digging, beds, $50/pr. ; 2 upholstered $150. Call 872-2695. 2-11-22-3 City. $250 per month, heat Chronicle. 5-12-6-3 Dec. 6 Saturday, Dec. 9, included. Immediate occu- basements, driveways, - i WdRK WANTED - Dec. 11 chairs, $40/pr. Ca11872-4596. water lines, brush hog- 2-12-6-1 Old Castle 1o:M a.m.-6:00 p.m. 6623 pancy. Call Ron 791-3090 or Roadrunner SEPTIC TANK CLEANING thru Jan. 1. Patrick Mur- Exhaust Huron St., Cass City, Olive 872-4743. 4- 12-6-t f I ging, etc. phy 872-2284. 12-12-6-2 MUFFLERS-SHOCKS Hu tchinson . 14-12-6-1 E Service Loaded - wholesale or retail FOR SALE - sign making Sand, Gravel, Top $oil Call John 872-3149 - -- machine (makes up to 4’x8’ Lifetime guarantees FOR RENT -Masonic Tem- DAY CARE -Christian ple Refreshment Hall - par- Dozer & Backhoe work Call Beth 872-2861 sign), large vacuum pump Pennzoil Septic systems, water 8-8-234 mom, licensed, Deckerville (like new), paints, plastic oil-lub-filter ties, dinners, meetings. No lines, driveways Rd., Deford. Call 8724596. (indoor and outdoor), as- $10.95 alcoholic beverages. Call 12-12-6-3 sortment of letters (magne- Ted Furness, 872-4509. 1 livery. I This and That Free Estiqates THINKING ABOUT buying 4-2-17-tf Ken Martin’ tic and wood), assortment Cass City Passenger service to Free Estimates NEED HELP keeping your of jigs for making signs, or selling? Call Dwight airports, Detroit, doc- Electric, Inc. 6597 Main St. Loeding - Kelly & Co. Re- Call 872-4502 house clean? Let me help magnetic tape and 4’x8’ tors in the city. 872-2251 FOR RENT - garage for I you, many years’ experi- table with casters. Large alty ,872-5004 or 673-2555. Call Marv 8-2-8-tf Homes - Farms Blaine deBeaubien, 3-10-4-tf car. Call 872-4736. 4-11-22-3 Commercial ence. Please call 673-2786. ‘urnace (wood or coal 1, as- 12-12-6-3 prop. 2-12-6-1 -. . *ortment of large planks -- 517--673-24125-12-6-2eo Industrial 3”x12” UP to 14’,-:yger foE CHRISTMAS TREES - Cut FOR SALE - 12’x55’ mobile 3 ROOM furnished apart- I I Snowmobile New and rewire home - furnished - on rented meht. Includes heat and hot WANTED - Actors, actres- Repair ICard of Thanks I polnt hxtchwith and l2 fresh every weekend. Open lot in Lakeland, Fla. Phone water. Ideal for single ses, stage crew, etc ...no State Licensed 250 amp porta- Friday, Saturday, Sunday, ble Hobart arc 872-2218. 3-11-29-3 working person. Call. 872- pay, but lots of applause. On 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Lubaczewski, 2404. 4-11-29-tf Needed for Cass City Catmaster certified TO EVERYONE who came trailer. Call 872-3915.~ technician Phone 872-41 14 ~ 5 miles west, 2 114 miles to see me, gave books, sent Players’ production, 4180 Hurds Corner Road ‘-‘‘-t~-~ north of Cass City on Green LISTINGS NEEDED - Can “Plaza Suite.” Auditions flowers and bards while I Rd. Phone 665-2561. for free appraisal. Our ex- ROSECRANS Apartments Specializing in Arctic 8-8-10-tf was in the hospital, I give a SALE - alto Dec. 6 and 7, 7 p.m.-9 p.m. FOR 2-11-29-tf perience is your insurance. in Gagetown - starting at or call 872-4151. 5-11-22-3 Cat, plus most other sincere thank you. Thanks saxophone, $200 or best Osentoski Realty, Cass $265 month. Heat included, brands. also to Dr. Donahue, all of offer, western guitar $30. FOR SALE - Table and 6 City, phone 872-4377. near public school. Call 517- Smith Refrigeration the hospital staff, Rev. rlall after 4 :30,872-2339. chairs, Fruitw& top, 3-5-28-tf 665-2673. Equal Housing Op- Gift Certificptes Cass City Tire Wood and Fr. Spleet for 2-12-6-1 heavy chrome bases. Call portunity, Handicapped Cass City phone 872-5303 and coming and praying with 872-2910. 2-11-29-3 facilities . 4-8-24-tf For a Movie 8-11-8-8 me. Sincerely, Catherine FOR SALE - portable elec- ForRent McCarthy . 13-12-6-1 tric generatoi, Honda, 5OOO KIRBY VACUUMS - Qual- GRANT APARTMENTS - It’s different. Appliance Repair watts, never used, $1350. ity, Reliability, Perfor- ONE BEDROOM furnished in Owendale, starting at O’Dell Call 313-756-3711. 2-12-6-3 apartment. Includes heat $265 month. Heat included, It solves the gift problem Chuck A VERY SPECIAL thank mance. Super savings on All makes and models all new 1989 models while and hot, water. Ideal for near public schools. Call for that favorite person. Excavating you to Fr. Spleet and all FOR SALE - New black single working person. Call 517-678-4401. Equal Housing Over JO,ye&& esperience those who assisted us in they last. Need Kirby bags, Call ladies’ jacket size 718. Very belts, etc? Will ship parcel- 872-24O4. 4- 11-29-tf Opportunity. Handicapped Cass Theatre Septic systems installed church during the recent ill- , stylish. $125.Wor best offer. facilities. 4-8-24-tf 872-3092 ness of our mother and also Cd1872-5336. 2-12-6-2 post. Also free in-home de- Cass City and cleaned monstrations. Excellent re- FOR REnY - House, 2-bed- sand - gravel - ponds 8-3-15-tf the splendid service of the \ 5-11-29-2 pair service. Wanted sales room, $300 per month, first UNIONVILLE Apartments ditching - hydrahoe - Cass City ambulance crew. .‘OR SALE - grass hay and and last month’s deposit, - in Unionville, starting at Mr.andMrs. John Yost. people. Kirby Company, dozer - backhoe 13-12-6-1 straw, $1.00 bale. Also ear Bad Axe, phone 269-7562, 2898 N. Van Dyke. Call (313) $260 month. Heat included, corn. Call 658-2136 after 6 DID YOU KNOW C & M Phone (517) 872-3031 ELECTRIC MOTOR and evenings 479-6543. 2-10-4-10 652-0388. 4-10-18-tf near public schools. Call Satellite Antennas, ser- power tool repair, 4 p.m. to p.m. 2-12-6-3 517-674-2904. Equal Housing 4323 Krapf Rd. WE WISH TO thank vices answering machines, Cass City, Michigan 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to everyone who helped make Opportunity. Handicapped AM-FM cassette decks, 5 p.m. Saturdays. John facilities. 4-8-24-tf 8-6-3-tf the benefit dinner and [ RealEstate ForSale ] scanners and cohsole Blair, 1/8 mile west of M-53 dance for Julie Miller so radios? 3651 Phillips Rd., on Sebewaing Road. Phone GARY WILLS wonderful. The response ------HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 bed- Cass City. Call 872-5075 free 269-7909. 8- 12-13-t f and community-wide sup- estimates. 5-10-11-26 CONSTRUCTION FOR SALEBY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE rooms, attached garage. 5 Licensedflnsured Builder port was greatly ap- miles from Cass City. $40 preciated. So many people WE HAVE JUST THE BUSINESS YOU WANT!!! per month. Call 313-781-9549 New HomedRemdeling were involved in numerous after 6 p.m. 4-11-29-3 I Pine Cone Shop I ReDair. Pole BuildindTruss ways, words cannot ex- mWWTOW:Family hardware - brick building - well stocked and equipped Seiing; SandGrave?& Top- Carpet & Upholstery Press Our gratitude and BEAUTIFUL HILLSIDE will be open . thankfulness, or reach each - all modem living quarters - basement; 100% business location - $225,000 including soil, Excavating/Demolition Cleaning one individually. Thanks to inventory - Terms. Apartments - all carpeted, Bulldozing & Grading refrigerator, range. Lots of Nov. 27 - I&. 17 all who donated items and 9:OO - 5:OO Free estimates money for the dinner and S & brick building 2 bars; large parking, storage. Call 872- Free estimates Truck mounted equipment B WEWITDM DANW. PEWIT - - 3315 or 872-3613. Saturdays 9:00 - 2:OO Reasonable rates raffle and helped with tic- ballroom; $90,000 spent on remodeling in 6 years - absentee owner - office and 3 Auto interior 4-10-25-ff 5% Senior Citizen Discount Commercial ket sales. Also to those who bedroom apartment for owner or manager; priced to sell immediately - - - $1 10,OOO. 6240 W.Main St. helped make, prepare, Cass City Reasonable Terms* - M-81 east of Cass City serve and clean up after the fi FOR RENT - 2 bedroom, 2 Phone 872-2155 dinner. Special thanks to bath home in country with 5-11-29-3 Call 5 17-872-3505 Janice Winter, Rita Loed- # MTYSTOU: Grossing over $30,000 per month; Lotto Commisgion over $300.00 garage, Kingston, $350 8-5-3-tf per week - real estate, fixtures, equipment $200,000 plus inventory - $50,000 down. per ing and Sharon Hartwick month. Peter Real Estate, for organizing this event, tt 683-2711. 4-1 1-29-2 BINGO - every Wednesday for the use of Colony House, FAWLY -!I: modern building lots of parking - all equipped and - night. Open 6: 00 - early bird and the music provided by I established - $175,000. Terms. FOR RENT - The Paint 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. 8-4-15-tf DJ Ron Voss. Sincere ap- I Store has a wallpaper Post3644VFW,E.MainSt. preciation and thanks also STUION: Owner grossing over $550,000,comes with real estate, equipment, steamer for easy removal 5-2-26-t f for the additional donations fixtures and inventory - all this on 7.9 acres - $250,000. Terms. Junior College to open of old wallpaper. Call 872- tAYS CONSTRUCTION - received during and after in January, 1990. 2445. 4-11-2-tf Give a gift subscription 1 . ledding Eemodeling or new con- the benefit. The love and - ‘W caring shown us will never itruction. Call 872-2223 or VACANT!!! to The Chronicle Invitations 172-2952. 8- 12-64 be forgotten. God bless you SPECIAL!!! Business Building comes with all fixtures and equipment - Ideal all. Delmar, Margo, Julie ’ Notices 1 and for Grocery Store - Party Store - living quarters to rear of building - situated Announcements Miller and family. 13-12-6-1 on 3 lots - lots of parking; priced to sell immediately for $27,500. for Christmas , CASS CITY OVEREATERS for all social occasions WE WOULD LIKE to thank ANONYMOUS everyone who expressed Gift card sent with NEAR CASS CITY: 6 Acres with remodeled home at a cost of $30,000,plus large Mondays 4-5 p.m. THE PROFESSlONAlS their sympathy during the ‘ barn, tool shed; granary, etc. $48,500. each order loss of our husband and Hills & Dales General loaned overnight father, through visits, food, Hospital basement We clean the Thumb cards, flowers and memo- PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL!! 2 Acres - fairly new furnace - home in fair condition - 3 Matchin g accessories - all this for $21,000. Terms. meeting room Call 872-2010, rials. These many acts of - 5-11-15-2 includini match books, Car, van, RV kindness have helped to Phone 872-2121, ext. 222 napkins, t lank you notes interior cleaning make this difficult time MAIN ST., Cass City: Business building approx. 28x90’ plus cold storage approx. NOW OPEN Sundays 12:00 Competitive prices easier and are greatly ap- 28x40 - tiled floor covering in main building - 5 large windows; Mansard roof; York Caro group meets - 4:OO. Watch our windows Cass City Chronicle Expert Service preciated. Our thanks also air conditioner; natural gas heating system - many other features; $48,500. Wednesdays 7 :00-8 : 00 p. m. for Sunday Only Specials. Phone 872-2010 Phone 872-4614 to Reverend Gary Groth, United Methodist Church The Clothes Closet. 8-5-10-tf the pallbearers, The INDUSTRIAL BUILDING: over 35,000 square feet of floor space - plus 5 acres of Gilford Road 5-11-15-5 QUALITY SERVICE : All Brentwood and The Collon land concrete & block construction new electrical and heating system natural gas 5-12-6-1 makes and models of TVs, Funeral Home. The family - - SAFE and fast AUCTIONEERING - see fired; many other features; call office for more information. $5&000 down payment REDUCE VCRs, satellite equipment Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top of Dwain C. Vollmar. with GoBese Tablets and and UHV-VHF antennas: 13-1261 - land contract available. CASS CITY VFW Ladies’ E-Vap “Water Pills.” Av- dollar for your property. C&M Satellite Antennas, Phone 872-3019, Cass City. Auxiliary will hold a benefit ailable Coach Light Phar- 3651 Phillips Rd., Cass City, Call: Sheila Hallahan, 872-4538 or 872-3355 bake sale Friday, Dec. 8, at 8-10-3-tf THANK YOU TO the Cass macy. 5-11-1-6 MI. Call 872-5075. 8-10-11-26 City Police Department for Dale Brown 872-3 158 or 872-3355 9 a.m. at VFW Hall, E. their prompt, conscientious Main St., for Rodney King Wanted to Buy 1 effort in response to a civil WE NOW HAVE TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER!!! of Kingston. 5-11-29-2 complaint. Joanie Mer- I AM LOOKING for a good chant. 13-12-6-1 LOST - Male Beagle dog l!a!m!@ piano. Call 872-2683. about 10 days ago, a mile 6-12-6-1n north and a mile and a half RICK’S EARTH STATION I Memorial 1 i+qr B.A. CALILA, REALTOR 11 west of Cass City. He had a ’ SATELLITE SALES & SERVICE CASH PAID FOR: WWI, f3 blue collar with name tags. WE DO DISHES WWII, Korea, Vietnam, IN LOVING memory of my Reward. 872-3010. 5-12-6-2 German, American, 6306 West Main Strcet husband, Robert Chisholm YOUR FRIENDS Japanese swords, medals, Sr., whose 70th birthday 1433 E. CARO RD. (M-81) daggers, uniforms, hel- would have been Dec. 5, Cass City, Michigan 48726 HOLIDAY SHOPPING is a SANDY & RICK BOWLES (NEAR DECKERVILLE RD.) [B pleasant experience at mets, patches, books, post- 1989. I miss you a lot but I REALTOR~ EWAL HOUslNQ OWNERS CARO, MI 48723 Call 517-872-3355 OPwRTUMlv Georgine’s in Cass City. TEL. (517) 673-4783 cards, flags, posters, know you are with our Lord Helpful clerks or just (W.A.C. & nurse clothing). now and suffering nomore. Frank 1-800-225-9019 e Love, your wife Irma. Our 38th year serving Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron counties browse. Open Sundays 12-4. 8-12-64 5- 12-6-1 6-12-6- 1 15-12-6-1

0 I PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Caro teen charged with murder pleads innocent

A Car0 teen charged with ing to court records, which authorities about 30 minutes entered a plea of guilty to By 6ill Myers open murder in connection state a motion for bond was after police were called to operating a motor vehicle with the Nov. 10 fatal shoot- taken under advisement. the scene, according to re- while under the influence of ports. liquor, third offense, SeDt. ing of another Car0 youth Lyttaker, who also faces a -a pleaded innocent to the felony firearm charge, is Also Friday, Vassar resi- 30 in Cass City. Free elections. Free elec- government-paid mail, with dent Casey D. Mietz, 18, charge Friday in Tuscola accused of shooting Randall Sentencing is to be set and tions. Free elections. hours of television ads, acres County Circuit Court. C. Fielder Jr., 18, at pleaded innocent to acharge That’s the answer to prob- of billboards. Come election of larccny in a building. bond was continued for the A pretrial will be set for the Fielder’s Car0 home, lo- 26-year-old defendant, lems in Nicaragua, in Pan- day, the boys with the defendant,Chad J. Lyttaker, cated at 143 Ellington St. A pretrial is to be sched- ama, in China, East Ger- money have paid poll- uled. Bond was continued at Inmate David K, Curtis, 17,2438 Laze11 Rd., accord- He turned himself in to 19, 131 Burnside St., Caro, many. So they tell us. watchers, paid drivers, paid $10,000. It might also be the answer _- pleaded guilty to escape phone callers. Records state Mietz is to a few of the problems in To run against a Congress- charged with stealing a from the county jail Nov. 11 CROWLEY while krving a misde- the USA. man, a challenger doesn’t lady’s gold ring with 3 small Did Chicago under Mayor have the money, diamonds from an apart; meanor sentence. CHIROPRACTIC Sentencing is to be sched- Daley have free elections? Gerrymandering, or tailor- ment house at 105 Goodrich Did Kansas and Texas and ing of voting districts’ St., Sept. 28. The uled. Bond was continued at Wecreate through Vassar, $10,000, records state. Cook County, Illinois, have boundaries, produces an- education, gentle ring belongs to Melanie Shawn L. LaBean, 18, of free elections in the 1960 other advantage for the party Rush. Presidential race? techniques & personal Millington,entered a plea of in power in each state. Martha Binkowski, 36, of guilty to joy riding Nov. 6 in Our Congressmen - - So the big interests pay the cure, a healthy and pain Millington, pleaded guilty House of Representatives, free body. Vassar Township. fiddlers and get to call the to welfare fraud. His sentencing is to be that is, - - are reelected as tune. In civics classes they PLEASE Call For Her sentencing also will be scheduled. Bond was set at many times as they want. Of call the process “free elec- scheduled. Bond was con- the ones who run again, 99% An Appointment $5,000. tions.” tinued at $5,000. In other proceedings Fri- of them are reelected. Free Do you think that more of CASS CITY According to records, she day, Car0 resident David J. elections? the same will transform 5986 E. Cass City Rd.. (M-81) failed to inform the Depart- Neumann, 2106 W. Ever- You might suspect there’s Nicaragua and Panama and (in the Allen Health Center) ment of Social Services of green Dr., was sentenced for something fishy. That 99% East Germany and the Com- income-related in forma tion a plea of guilty to delivery of may be even a little better munist countries? while receiving Aid to De- marijuana and a jury convic- than Ruksian elections. 872-4241 pendent Children (ADC) And where do congress- tion of delivery of mari- ****** Appointments taken and food stamps in Decem- juana. men get the millions to snow DR. CRQWLEY Tues. & Fri.-Q:00-12:00 ber 1988. On the jury conviction, under. opponents dumb B.S.D.C. Wed. & Thurs.-2:00-7:00 Rodney L. Wakefield, Neumann, 30, was ordered enough to run? Not from the A couple fellows from Don’t 4091, Crane Rd., Cass City, to serve 6 months in the voters in their district. From Texas dropped in to peddle county jail, with work re- the big, heavy hitters from life insurance to save Jen- lease, and 5 years probation; wherever they happen to be - nifer and me estate taxes undergo outpatient treat- - the Savings & Loans, the sometime down the road. About Your ment for substance abuse, big companies, the Ameri- Essence of the deal: *F and pay $1,000 in court can Medical Association, 1. We give the sons and WINDOWS costs, a $30 crime victim the Farm Bureau, the Na- daughter the money to buy a tional Education Associa- life insurance policy on us. @* crime fee and a monthly $30 e. oversight fee. The defen- tion. Whoever wants special cost: $144,000 up front for a ‘’a dant was ordered to pay a laws,’ special favors, and million dollar policy. ENTIRE STOCK@ $30 crime victim fee and whoever has the cash to back 2. When the second of us received another 6-month up their desires. dies, this $1 million would jail term, to run concurrently Spare your $100 donation pay the tax on about a $2 e:,OFCURTAINS to your congressman. It million estate, after exemp- G‘ e with the other jail sentence, for the second count. won’t even get him to an- tions - - the net amount sub- Court records state the of- swer your phone call. It will ject to Federal tax. ’?@ fenses occurred July 27, be like tossing a grape to a 3. The policy accumulates 1988, in Caro, and April 23, beggar. earnings without tax. The 1988, in Almer Township. The most powerful Myin- heirs use proceeds to pay the 20-50% Robert J. Stimson, 19, was the world, the U.S. Congress estate tax. sentenced to 180 days in jail, in the most powerful coun- 4. From day one we have $1 to run Cpncurrently with try, isn’t free with its favors. million in life insurance, sentencing imposed in And in another sense of the payable when the second of Lapeer County, for his Oct. word, the elections aren’t us dies. 13 plea of ‘guilty to at- free - - that is, free, meaning This is the Texas pitch. A tempted larceny in a build- without restraint. It takes little shopping around and ing. money to make the mare go. some figuring with the cal- Records state Stimson at- We don’t say the voters are culator reveals: tempted to take a steel alu- paid in each Congressional 1. Mortality tables give a minum door and several district. They’re just smoth- “second to die” of this trays, pots and pans from a ered with publicity, with charming Myer!: ~CHJPIC20 house at 5640 Hanes Rd., 1 - Rocker/ Vassar, May 3. $319?Lv- In court proceedings Mon- 1 - Recliner day, Vassar resident Gary D. Welch, 39, entered a plea of guilty to uttering and pub- 2 = Reelhers lishing. $36 9ZZ His sentencing is to be scheduled. Bond was con- 1 = Reclfner & $419 95 tinued at $4,000. 1 Rocker Reclinw Rq. Flss.00 V8h Welch’s offense involved illegal use of a $275 check drawn on National Bank of Detroit, Saginaw, according to records, which state the incident occurred June 12 in Caro. SIERRA PICKUP SAVE AS MUCH AS $3554.00 set CENTURY MODELS SAVE AS MUCH AS $4098.00 Program REGAL MODELS SAVE AS MUCH AS $4022.00 at library SKYLARK MODELS SAVE AS MUCH AS $3412.00 SUNBIRD MODELS SAVE AS MUCH AS $3330.00 A special Christmas pro- 6000’s SAVE AS MUCH AS $3712.00 gram for preschoolers and their parents will be held GRAND PRIX’S SAVE AS MUCH AS $4 Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. at Rawson Memorial Library. CHAIR Receive A La-Z-Boy Recliner With Sponsored by the library The Purchase Of Any New 1989 and the Michigan 4C Asso- ciation (a branch of the Vehicle Sold Ffom Dealer Stock Or United Way established to GIVE- A Pre-owned Vehicle With A help support children’s serv- $3,000.00 Value Or More. ices in the area), the one- hour program is entitled AWAY! “Making Holiday Memo- 1989 PONTIAC GR PRX, 2 dr., white 11495 1983 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY, 4 dr., It. brown 3495 ries”and will feature Christ- 1295 mas music, games and 1988 PONTIAC GR PRX, 2 dr., black & silver 10495 1983 DODGE 600,2dr., It. brown crafts. 1987 BUCK SKYHAWK, 2 dr., red 72% 1982 BUlCK PRK AVE., 2 dr., Jadestne 5995 Participants will learn how 1987 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE, 2 dr,, black 7495 1982 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA, 2 dr., red 1995 to create their own family 1987 BUCK LES, T-type, 2 dr., silver ’ 10495 1982 FORD CONV. VAN, charcoal grey 4995 traditions without creating 1986 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, 2 dr., silver 7495 1982 BUCK CENTURY CUST, 4 dr,, grey 2495 more work, library officials 1986 BUCK CENTURY, 4 dr., marwn 5295 1982 CHEVROLET 3/4 TON PICKUP 2995 said. 1986 BONN., 4 dr., gray 4895 1982 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, 2 dr., It. jade 2795 Persons planning to take 1986 OLDS CUT CIERA, 2 dr., grey 6495 1981 OLDS CUTLASS, 2 dr., green 2495 part in the activity are asked 1986 PONTIAC GRAND PRX, 2 dr., silver 7995 1981 PONTIAC BONN, 4 dr., 1. blue 1295 to register at the library or 1985 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE, 2 dr., dark blue 1995 1980 BUCK LESABRE, 4 dr. 1495 call 872-2856. 1985 CHEVROLET NOVA, 4 dr., red 4295 1980 PONTIAC SUNBIRD, 2 dr., brown 895 Also Saturday, the 1985 PONTIAC FlERO SEI 2 dr., red 4795 1979 GMC TRANS VAN MOTOR HOME 8995 library’s annual old-fash- 1985 BUCK RIVIERA, 2 dr., green 7995 1978 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS, white 1495 ioned tree trimming event 1985 CHEVY EUROSPRT STA WAGON, marm 3495 1978 DODGE VAN, white & green 795 will be held startingat 1p.m. 1985 FORD FINPICKUP, dark blue 6795 1977 CHEVROLET PICKUP, 2-tone green 2795 All area children are invited 1984 FORD ESCORT, 4 dr., charcoal 1995 1977 MlDAS MOTOR HOME, white 8 green 8995 to attend. 1984 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN STA WAG, tan 6995 SHOP OUR 12 CAR INDOOR SHOWROOM Sale Hours - Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8 - 530 p.m. Wed. 8 - 8 p.m. Sat. 8 - 4 p.m. I and I All Sale Prices Include All Factory Rebates and GM Discounts To Eligible Participants. Prior Sales Excluded. - 1 Catalogs loaned 1 I overnight. I I FREE, SUBSCRIPTION I HOWARD BELL, INC. MAWRHSS & FURNITURE CO. WITH EACH ORDER I BUlCK PONTIAC 0 GMC 362 Ne Stah 0 CU~673m8088 I The Chronicle M-24 & Fnnk St. - Cam - Ph. 6734126 \111111-- J

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