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House fire 2.76% pay hike damage set O-G board okays at $50,000 Escaping injury in a house new teacher pact Fire may well be the most re- ,iernbered gift of this Christ- mas season for an Ubly fam- The Owen-Gage Board of to the district’s recently ap- en force men t , prosecutors ily. Education unanimously ap- proved Internet Use Policy. and the courts regarding in- Flames ripped through the proved a new certified staff Added were a provision in cidents of violence within Greg Keller residence early contract Monday night fur which students who acciden- school districts. Sunday morning, forcing the the district’s 21 teachers, tally access improper infor- .Learned district officials of their home for family out who will receive a 2.76-per- mation will not be disci- will propose the sale of a the holidays, according to cent pay hike this school plined if they immediately small piece of school prop- Bingham Township Fire erty to the village of Chief Lloyd Booms, whose year. notify a teacher or supervi- department was called to the The action followed an hour-long executive session. scene at 2:43 a.m. The pact has already been Under the pact, teachers’ “Keller ’s wife was wakened up in the middle of the night ratified by the teachers, whose pay increase is in line when she heard a crackling with the county average, ac- pay will range from noise, and her she woke hus- cording to Owen-Gage Edu- band up,” Booms said, add- cation Association President $26,538 to $42,791 ing the crackling sound was ~ ~ ~~ - . ~ Sandy Parks. fire inside an upstairs bed- The new contract replaces sor; a clause stating the com- Gagetown for the purpose of room wall of the 2-story a 2-year labor agreement that puter equipment and soft- wood frame house. “They drilling a new well. The land gave the district’s teachers ware is the property of the got out with their 3 children is located at the southwest raises of 3.75 percent and 2.8 district and, therefore, sub- corner of the school’s prop- and called” the fire depart- percent in 1997-98 and ject to search by school offi- nent. erty in Gagetown, near the 1998-99, respectively. cials, and a statement of beenvillage set. park. A price has not “By the time we got there, Under the pact, teachers’ teacher support of the policy. it was burning into the SECRET SHOPPERS - Elise Nicol, 8, and Kelsey McMillen, 6, were among dozens of area young- pay will range from $26,538 Recommended but rejected house.” ‘Voted to again purchase An electrical wiring prob- sters who flocked to Santa’s Secret Workshop at Cass City Middle School Monday to pick out for a new staff member with by hoard members was a a bachelor’s degree to phi to charge students $5 for holiday hams for the school lem was the apparent cause those special gifts for everyone on their list. The youngsters were guided by a small army of $42,791 for a teacher with a lost or forgotten computer staff. Of the fire’ according to eighth grade students, including (above) Amy Howard and DeAnna Newby, whose trip to Wash- master’s degree and 12 years passwords. *Recognized a student in Booms, who estimated the of experience. ‘Approved an Anti-Vio- each grade for best exempli- Please turn to page 5. ington, D.C., will benefit from the event. The workshop continued Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. Parks, who serves as the lence Resolution as required fying the December adult union’s chief negotiator, said by the state. role focus of being “coopera- there arc few changes in the School Supt. Manuel Thies tive, collaborative workers.” teachers’ fringe benefit pack- explained the resolution des- The students, in grades K- age. ignates school officials such 12, respectively, are: Erika as superintendentsto serve as Mroz, Lauren Mandich, Board fine tunes millage wording There has been a shift away Please turn to page 5. from retirement incentives, the official contact with law Parks said. Now, she added, Novesta Township officjals years to secure additional increase the fees paid for Severance roads. The exist- looking for a replaccrnent for that money is being put into fine tuned language for a spe- funding for road improvc- ambulance service in the ing guardrail has been the local Boy Scouts, who longevity pay, which rewards cial road millage request dur- ments. township. knocked will no longer man the trailer down repeatedly, long term wwix Fnr LT- Teen sentenced ing a monthly township “We’re paying $2 (per resi- In a related matter, the and residents feel the struc- after this month. Newel1 said ample, tcachers receive $500 board meeting last week. dent) and they want todouble board voted to seek cost es- ture is too close to the road- the job pays $240 annually. in longcvity pay after 12 it to $4,” said Newell, who Township Clerk Kathy timates from the Tuscola way, Newell said. .Received a request from ycars with the district, estimates the township popu- in fatal crash Newell reported the board County Road Commission *Noted there arc 2 vacan- cemetery Sexton Connie $1,700 at 15 years and decided to request 1.5 mills lation at about 1,500 resi- cies on the township’s board Benitez, who asked that f?ir paving Kelly Road, from 5 i .900 at 21 years. dents. “They were very ada- A Millington teen was sen- Johnson was riding his bi- for 4 years. The proposal, Englehart Road to Crawford of review. Anyone interested VFW Post 3644, Cass City, mant that if they didn’t get In a related matter during tenced to jail Friday in the cycle in a residential area which would raise about and Dodge Road, from in serving a 2-year term is remove 2 sturnps and plant 2 Road, it, there would be no ambu- the monthly meeting, Board 1998 traffic death of a near his home when he was $35,000 per year, will be Shabbona Road to Severance asked to contact the town- new trees at the cemetery. placed on the February bal- lance because they couldn’t ship. Newell explained that post President Paul Hunter ap- Millington youth. struck by a car driven by Road. Newell, who reported keep it going,” she said. pointed himself along with Matthew M. Mays, 18, was Mays, who was 17 at the lot. the board will also request *Voted to pay the $135 reg- members received permis- If the request is approved, istration fee for any township sion from the township to trustees Randy Howard and sentenced to 180 days in the time. Tuscola County estimates for gravel on ‘Tabled a ditch clean-out Brenda Kretzschmer to a county jail, with 90 days de- Sheriff’s deputies reported Newell said, one mill would Phillips and Elmwood roads, official who wishes to attend removed the trees in an ef- petition submitted by c‘ D ni m i t t c e c h ar g e d w i t h ferred, and 24 months pro- the boy was then struck by a be used for road maintenance said no final decision will be the Michigan Township As- fart to prevent damage to a and the remaining half mill Englehart Road resident sociation annual meeting memorial. making recommendations bation for his plea of no con- pickup truck driven by made to proceed with the Francis Delong, pending for non-certified staff con- test to attempted vehicular Joshua Long of Millington, would go towards road con- work until township re- scheduled for Jan. 19-21 in Newell said the stumps in the clarification on the specific tracts. Trustee Jeff Faist will manslaughter. He was also who was also 17 at the time. struction projects. ceives the estimates. Lansing. question are flush with the Township voters approved location of the ditch. *Discussed the search for ground and don’t represent a serve as an alternate on the ordered to pay $900 in costs Mark Reene, Tuscola a special one-mill road tax In other business during the ‘Discussed residents’ re- an individual or group to hazard, however, the board committee. and fines. County chief assistant pros- for 3 years in August 1996. Dec. 6 meeting, the board: quests to extend a culvert and man the township’s recycling has been asked to pass on the In other business Monday, The charge stemmed from ecutor, has argued that the the board: the Sept. 27, 1998, death of D~SS- The vote was the township’s ‘Tabled a request from replace a guardrail at the in- trailer one Saturday each request to the local VFW teens were racineY and third attempt in as many MMR Ambulance officials to tersection of Cemetery and month. Officials are still post. mApproved.3 of 4 additions Evan -Paul Johnson, 12. Please turn to page 5. Grinding out success Vatter turns hobby into successful business

Joe Vatter got his first taste roasts. We have such a great With the blessing of his of sausage making years ago variety. employer as well as his wife, in the kitchen at Erla’s Food “One of the big reasons Ann, and daughter Rhea, 12, Center and Meat Packing in we’re successful is that we’re Vatter transformed a 25-foot Cass City. very particular about what by 12-foot garage into a pro- Since then, the Ubly area comes in here,” added Vatter, cessing facility with a single resident has used his skills who accepts only boneless smokehouse. and experience to transform venison from his customers. “It started out as a hobby, a hobby into a unique busi- “The meat has to be clean but it turned into a full-time ness of his own. and fresh. busincss 4 months out of the In short, Vatter is grinding “The quality of meat com- year. I average an additional out success thanks to a sup- ing in is good, so the prod- 40 hours a week for sure” portive family and the dis- uct is good.” during the hunting seasons, criminating tastes of custom- Vatter, who has 20 years in he said. ers who will accept nothing the sausage-making busi- “Every year, we expand - short of “Joe’s Recipe” when ness, recalled his start in Cass wc’ve grown that much,” he it comes to enjoying the City. He had worked con- said during a tour of the fa- fruits of their hunting labors, struction for a couple of cility, which now measures “Every product that we years after school, and was 50 feet by 25 feet and in- make is distinctly different getting ready to leave cludes a reception area, pro- from the others,” Vatter com- Michigan’s oppressive em- cessing and packaging mented Friday in the custom ployment picture at the time rooms, and 4 smokehouses, processing facility at his East when hchard Erla hired him including one with a maxi- Cass City Road residence, and introduced him to the mum capacity of 500 pounds where he and a handful of sausage kitchen at Erla’s. of meat. Another 12-foot by family members transform Vatter, who has also worked 12-foot area serves as a venison into a variety of for Maurer’s Meat Proces- cooler. treats, including summer sors near Ubly, took a job The facility is state in- sausage, smoked brats, with Marshall’s Distributing spected and licensed, accord- smoked Polish and Italian in Cass City 10 years ago. ing to Vatter, who said he in- sausage, breakfast sausage But the demand for his sau- corporates inspectors’ rec- and jerky along with BBQ, sage recipe, recently re- ommendations into his op- VETERAN SAUSAGE maker Joe Vatter says his original recipe is stil the most snack stick, pepper, jalapeno named “Joe’s Smokin eration. During production, and Cajun meat products. Recipe”, prompted him to set he added, when you aren’t popular, but the barbecue stick is a close second. Vatter has turned a hobby into a “That’s the key - this busi- up shop at home while con- working, you’re cleaning. growing family business that is expected to process some 50,000 pounds of venison ness offers a unique alterna- tinuing to work for Please turn to page 5. tive to venison steaks and Marshall’s. this year. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1999 1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Movies set at the library Choir to pe~orm Rawson Memorial Library tion. (60minutes) taining what is left of the The adult choir at Novesta be told by various narrators, Senior Citizens movies will Everglades and restoring the Church of Christ, 2896 N. solos, duets, a trio and a be shown Friday, Dec. 17, at Restoring the Everglades: ecosystem is emphasized. Cemetery Rd., will perform number of young people as 1 :30 ~JTLThey are: This video explains some of (20 minutes). Nick Edward Socier and the cantata, “A Christmas well as the choir’s numbers. the problems facing the Ev- Refreshments will be I Raelyn Marie Burgett, both Invitation”, Sunday, Dcc. 19, The public is cordially in- American Road Trips: erglades because of Florida’s served. This older adult pro- of Caro. at their 10:45 a.m. service. vited to come hear the time- Montana - Begin your trip population growth and pol- gram is offered free of Scott Edward VanOchten “A Christmas Invitation” less story of Jesus’ birth __. . -.__**. _.. , by Melva E. Gvinther through Montana’s splendid lution. The need for main- charge, and Stack Lynn Poirier, both invites all to come and cel- brought through song. wide-open spaces in We really appreciate all the pulled by floppy-eared flyin’ of Reese. ebrate the day that JOY came A nursery will be provided Miswula and then visit a clever Christmas articles, as coon dogs instead of rein- Eric Charles Hayes, Cass to our world! It’s a standing and for more details call 872- cattle ranch. Partake in some Defor, Honor Roll well as others, passed along deer. I loaned him my rein- City, and Crystal Leigh invitation, and all God asks 3658. of the country’s best fishing to us by readers. If we don’t deer one time and Rudolph’s Collins, Kingston. is that we come ... not later, At 7:OO p.m. the church’s in Great Falls and check out print them all this year, we’ll head now rests over Bubba’s Frank Ned Easlick Jr. and but now ... not after we’ve young people will perform Deford Christian Acad- the tranquil beauty of Glacier The Dustin Pennington, Zak keep them on file far next. fireplace. Connie Kay Taylor, both of tried to change things by our- the cantata “Rip Van Christ- emy first quarter honor roll National Park.Idaho & WYO- Syacsure, Allyson Torres, Fred MacKay of Colum- *You won’t hear “On Deford. selves, but just as we are. mas.” All are invited to hear has been announced. ming - Relive the glory days vier Wice, Dillon Hollosy, bus, Ga., who must still be a Comet, on Cupid, on Donner Eric Irish Russell, Akron, The story of Jesus’ birth will them sing as well. of the railroad at Golden Ethan Mercer, Michael northerner at heart, sent us and Blitzen” when Bubba and Maureen Dolores Spike, Idaho, where the Cen- ELEMENTARY Parker, Casi Spear, Nicole this letter by author Chris Claus arrives. Instead you’ll Czevwinski, Caro. tral Pacific and Union Pacific Willis. Johnson last year, and we hear, “On Earnhardt, on Matthew Robert Kern and meet. Travel through the A €her Roll - Jonathan saved it for this Christmas Wallace, on Martin and Tiffany Ann Gordon, both of Snake River Canyon and Allen, Shane Bloomfield, JUNIOR HIGH, season. Labonte. On Rudd, on Reese. don’t forget to taste the PO- ROY Ceci, Chmse Collins, Jarrett, on Elliot and Petty.” David Everett Williams and tatoes, Then cross into Wyo- JoeY Cotton, Andrea A Honor Roll - Candy An open letter to the citi- *”Ho,ho, ho!” has been re- Jodi Lee Sasser, both of ming to experience 2 of Hollosy, Whitley Mercer, Collins, Jordan Cotton, zens of the Si-City area from placed by “Yeehaw !” And Vassar. WOODLAND COTTAG America’s greatest treasures: Ashleigh Moore, Jared Amanda Torres. Santa Claus: you also are likely to hear David Gustaaf Kolacz, Yellowstone and Grand Parker, hdan Pennington, B Honor Roll - Amanda Caro, and Pamela Mary Christmas Hours: Bubba’s elves respond, “I OPEN THANKSGIVING WEEKEND Teton National parks. Wash- Tistin Pennington, Ashley Little, Whitney Monson, heard that!” Stoll, Clarkston. ington - Start off at Seattle’s Shuu, Melody Tait, Chantell Zachary Monson. John James Redwanz Jr., UNTIL CHRISTMAS Dear ya’ll: *The usual Christmas Fridays: 11 a.rn.4 p.m, Farmer’s Market and a Toner, Justin Toner, Adam movie classics such as Vassar, and Julie Ann ferry to the San Juan Islands Tomes, Trent willis. SENIOR HIGH Lindner, Reese. Saturdays: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. I regret to inform you that, “Miracle on 34th Street” and Christmas Eve: 11 a,m.-3 p.m. where you can join a whale effective immediately, I will “Ernest Saves Christmas” James Louis Matzke Jr. and watching expedition and KINDERGARTEN AND A Honor Roll - Bethany no longer be able to serve will not be shown in your Sheila Jean Myron, both of .Angels Osantas =Snowmen *Baskets visit an oyster farm. Also FIRST GRADE Baughman, Laura Rudich. your area on Christmas Eve. area. Instead, you’ll see Vassar. -Wood & Stone Birdhouses *Floral visit shipbuildersand then on B Honor Roll - Jeff Craig, Due to recent changes in my some lesser known movies Wreaths *Swags & Centerpieces to St. Helen’s to see the af- A Honor Roll - Josie Verda Craig, Lindsey union contract renegotiated about Bubba Claus made in Christmas Wreaths, Signs & Outside Decor temath ofthe volcanic emp- Moore, Jessica Parker, Kilbourn, Alecia Little. by North American Fairies the late 1970s. Many feature Christmas Trees filled with Ornaments and Elves Local 209, I now Burt Reynolds as Bubba Christmas serve only certain areas of Claus, Jackie Gleason as a Caroline Rutkoski northern Wisconsin and west Grinch who says “You 3396 Lamton Rd., Decker, Michigan services Michigan. I also get longer scumbum!” a lot, and dozens miles South, 3 miles East, 114 mile South of Cass City breaks for milk and cookies. of state patrol cars crashing scheduled However, I’m certain that into each other. Area residents are invited to your children will be in good *Bubba Claus doesn’t wear hands with my replacement, a belt. I’d turn the other way attend 3 special Christmas when he bends over to put services at First and Fraser my third cousin from the presents under the tree. Presbyterian churches of South Pole, Bubba Claus. He shares my goal of deliv- *Lovely Christmas songs Cass City. ering toys to all the good have been sung about me, A children’s Christmas pro- boys and girls, but there are including Elvis’ “Here gram featuring children from a few differences between us, Comes Santa Claus” and both congregations will be such as: Madonna’s remake of “Santa held at p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7 *There is no danger of a Baby.” Until this year, songs 19, at the Fraser church, lo- Grinch stealing your presents about Bubba Claus have cated at M-53 and Huron from Bubba Claus, who has been played only on AM sta- Line Road. a gun rack on his sleigh and tions in Mississippi. They Two services will be held a bumper sticker that reads include such classics as Mark Christmas Eve, Friday, Dec. “These toys insured by Chesnutt’s “Bubba Claus 24, one at each church. Smith & Wesson.” Shot the Jukebox”, David A candlelight service fea- *Instead of milk and cook- Allan Coe’s “Willie, Waylon, turing Christmas music will ies, Bubba prefers that chil- Bubba Claus and Me” and be held at 7:30 p.m. that dren leave an RC and pork Hank Williams Jr.s’ “If You evening at the First Presby- skins on the fireplace. And Don’t Like Bubba Claus, You terian Church at Seeger and Bubba doesn’t smoke a pipe. Can Kiss My Icicle.” Church streets. That will be He does dip a little snuff, followed by a Christmas Eve though, so please have a spit (If you happen to be from service with communion at can handy. the south, just remember that 11 p.m. at the Fraser church. *Bubba Claus’ sleigh is I didn’t write it.) The Rev. David L. 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...... Rabbit Tracks The back forty by Roger Pond {And anyone else he can I guess I’ll never get used underwear in a matter of tent. to fancy equipment. I minutes. After years of trial and er- wouldn’t mind trying, of Old hey nearly smoked us ror, Irey and I have become course, but a little Scotch out the first time my cousin good friends. I’ve considered streak in my ancestry elimi- and I took him grouse hunt- replacing the old stove and nates any chance of extrava- ing. That was because we the umbrella tent, but they Among the bcst cartoons scanned this year is one that ap- knew nothing about stove reared in a mid-Michigan weekly. It pictured a farmer with gance. don’t make them anymore. This crossed my ‘mind last. pipes or smoke behavior. We (Like most of the things I I broad smile looking out a picture window at his barn. In got along fine, once we got he foreground are 2 women drinking coffee and chatting. week as I sat in my 33-year- own.) old tent cooking on my 30- the pipes straightened out - A person can’t put a stove One woman says, “George is convinced the Y2K bug will and our eyes stopped water- wipe out our Christmas bills.” year-old stove.1 realized my in one of those nylon taffeta boat has passed its fortieth ing. tents they try to sell us these * ***** birthday, also, and my trac- Firey Irey taught my cousin days. The whole thing would tor is nearly as old as I am. and me a few things about melt down around your wood stoves and winter It will be a little merrier this Christmas for at least 73 fami- ankles. I’m not complaining, camping. Things like, I’ll probably just stick with ies who will receive gifts in the annual “Christmas for Kids” though. There’s something “Never go camping with a my old stuff and not worry irogram sponsored again this year by the Cass City Rotary about old equipment 1E find man who has a new stove.” what the modern world is hb. Jeanne Lohela, Rotarian who is spearheading the drive, reassuring. And, “Wet wood smokes a doing. My tent can stand a ;aid that there is $3,413 in cash and many toys already col- Old equipment is like old lot more than dry wood.” couple more patches, and the - ected. FIRE DESTROYED a 1996 Dodge Caravan at a Deford area friends. You have a pretty stove works fine once get I New unwrapped toys can be deposited in convenient con- We also learned it’s hard to I residence Monday morning. Elkland Township Fire Chief Ron good idea what they will do find tent rings for sheep- the warped spots pounded ainers spread around town. Cash gifts can be sent to or and what they won’t do. herder stoves in a state that out. kposited at this year’s headquarters at Buds & Blossoms, Pawloski reported the fire started in the engine compartment doesn’t have sheepherders. I use the back side of my 1476 Main Street. 1 own a new tent and a mod- in of ax to pound out dents. I’m The toy collection program was given a big boost last week of the vehicle, owned by Don Weiss, 1633 No Crawford Lid. ern camp stove, but the new Folks Ohio get kind cross-eyed when you tell careful about it, though. That by Cass City High School students at a school dance when stuff will never replace the The vehicle, valued at about $16,000, was a total loss, he said. them you’re planning to put old ax has been with me for the gift of a new toy was the price of admission. old-timers. The old tent and a woodburning stove in your a lot of years. Deadline for contributions to the program is Dec. 18 and stove have been through the gifts will be distributed Dcc. 2 1-22. thick and thin, and I’ve wit- Persons who are aware of families that need to bc included nessed every bit of it. in the program and may have been overlooked can contact Break-in suspect pleads My wife and I bought the Lohela (872-4397). umbrella tent from Sears the i-BRIGHT (NRISTMAS IDEAS! N We want every child in the area to have a gift this Christ- year after we were married. One of 3 suspects charged west of the village, and Nun- police troopers. Officers also mas, Lohela concluded, and with the fine cooperation re- We loaded our ’64 Chevy in thc Nov. 20 burglary of cio was picked up by state recovered 6 stolen handguns. wc it with camping gear, tied a seived from the entire community, can make so. Cass City Hardware pleaded innocent to scveral chargcs boat on top, and headed for ***** Canada on a fishing trip. last week in Tuscola County The worst thing about that Circuit Court. Not complaining, you understand, but it doesn’t seem like trip was my constant fretting Rudolfo Nuncio Jr., 23, Christmas is less than 2 weeks away. The gorgeous fall about where we were going Sebewaing, pleadcd innocent weather is the reason. Until the ground is covered with that to freeze our fish. The sec- to breaking and entering a mantle of new white snow, mentally it’s October, not De- ond worst thing was we building with intent to com- didn’t catch any fish. cember 14. mit larceny, conspiracy to You, too‘? commit breaking and unter- A few years later I noticed ***** ing, larceny of fircarms, con- campgrounds in my home spiracy to steal firrearms and state of Ohio were empty all Just a reminder kids: the deadline fur Santa letters is Fri It’s human nature to look far cry from being the answer winter. Maybe I should buy possession of a firearm in the for simple answers to com- to the preservation of trout. day noon. Rcmernbcr to include a photo of yoursclf. commission of a felony. a woodburning stove like the plex problems. That’s ever so Trout Unlimited now em- sheepherders used? Then I Bond was continued at true whcn it concerns us di- phasizes stream improve- $50,000 cash for the defcn- could go camping in the win- rectly. Forces a change in ment, watershed improve- ter. The Weather dant, who was remanded to lifestyles. ment and education as the I the custody of the Tuscola I ordercd my stove from Ira High Low Precip. A story about the dwindling way to achieve its goal. Testor in Spokane, Washing- Tuesday ...... 40 ...... 22 ...... 0 County Sheriff’s Depart- nunihcr of salmon available The organization has come ment. A pre-trial hearing ton. Mr. .Testor called these Wednesday ...... 46 ...... 26 ...... 0 to fishermen on the west a long way since its begin- in the stoves the “Firey Irey.” Thursday ...... 54 ...... 38 ...... 0 was ordered schcduled coast brought that into focus ning, but still has a long road case. They’re firey alright. A guy Friday ...... 42 ...... 25 ...... 0 again . to travel. Investigators say Nuncio who fires-up this stove in a Saturday ...... 40 ...... 34 ...... 0 The fishermen claim that Preserving wild trout [or 9x 1 I tent will be down to his Sunday ...... 38 ...... 28 ...... 0 and 2 other suspects, Nicho- the increasing number of succeeding generations Monday ...... 46 ...... 27 ...... 0 las C. Leitermann, 18, of protected sea lions and har- promises to be a never-end- Sebewaing, and Lauro T. (Recordcd at Cass Vity wastewater treatment plant.) bor seals are decimating the ing task. Preserving salmon Trevino, 17, of Elsa, Tcxrts, salmon. Sea lions have in- on the west coast promises used bricks to smash a win- creased from 80,000 to to be equally difficult. dow and a gun display case 250,000 ,during the ’fast de- Shooting a few tho,usand at the Cass City busines, lo- cade. They daht thk‘hnirHalh. sea liodk wbh’t &!t’ *fit+ job cated at 6092 E. CWS Qty removed from the protected done. Rd., sometime between 2 list and a return to the pre- and 3 a.m. 1994 policy that enables A cooperative effort among commercial fishermen to local policc, Tuscola County shoot them. Sheriff’s deputies, state po- While it’s undouhtedly true lice and Bad Axe police re- that sea lions gorge on NOMALIGHTS. sulted in the arrests of all 3 salmon, there is a group of suspects a short time later. ocean advocates that claim Leiterrnann and Trevino that drawing of water from were locatcd in a field just streams and logging along crceks arc the major prob- lems. There’s no consensus Concerts set that sea lions are the cause Owen-Gage students wi 11 of declining numbers. showcase their talents during A similar debate raged in a pair of holiday concerts Michigan 40 years or so ago. scheduled for this week . It concerned the decimation Thc kindergarten-third of the pheasant population. grade Christmas program Therc was a group of dis- will be held Thursday in the couraged hunters who pro- Gaget o w n Elem en tary claimed far and wide that the School g y mnasi urn starting pheasant scarcity was due to at 6 p.m., and the annualjun- an increase in foxes. Reg. Price $6.89 Reg. Price $7.29 ior-senior high holiday band While it’s true that foxes concert will be held the same were feasting on pheasants, J.” - .- SALE$4.89 SALE $5.1 9 day, starting at 730 p.m. in like the salmon problem now the Owendale gymnasium. in thc west, it was a simplis- Reg. Price $5.39 tic answer to a complex prob Icm. It’s now generally SALE $3.89 Wedding agreed that thc pheasant loss R was due to many factors, with changcs in farming lnvitatiom practices heading the list. Traditional 6 &ylish Sometimes a simplistic Men’s & Women’s agenda mctarnorphoses into $$ Cass City Chronicle a broad program. 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0 gearing up so that everyone ticipates and all goes well,” . in Cass City has a meal on said Leann Otulakowski. ’ Dear Editor, The Cass City the joint chiefs of staff, other military facilities of , their plate and a toy under As I mentioned in a previ- Chronicle: pointed out in the March 29, ours to be relinquished this their tree. ous week’s article, the high 1999, issue of the New year, thus giving communist ’ Members of the Honor So- school recently held a Christ- I wish to comment on a sig- American Magazine (head- China not only the ability to ciety are getting ready to go mas dance. In place of nificance of the date of De- quartered at P.O. Box 8040, deny us access to the canal door to door to collect food, money, students had to bring cember 31, 1999, which I Appleton, Wis.): In 1996 at times when our national They will be heading out a toy at a minimum of a fear most Americans are un- while China was illegally defense requires it but will Saturday, Dec. 18, between $5.00 value. aware of. For if we do noth- pouring millions of dollars put us at risk of Chinese mis- into Clinton’s re-election ef- siles launched from Panama e 9 a.m. and 12 noon. They are ing to prevent it, our U.S. going to get to as many It was a huge success. The Canal in Panama, one of the fort, it was also funneling bases just 900 miles from houses in town as possible. high school collected around world’s most strategic water- huge amounts of cash to our borders! They call their annual event 100 toys and $90 in cash. ways, will pass from our Panamanian politicians to In view of media reports F.E.T.C.H, which stands for The toys were delivered to hands at the close of this ensure that its front com- that the canal give-away Feed Everyone This Christ- the former Kritzman’s build- year. I fear that the vast ma- pany, Hutchison Whampoa treaties have never been le- mas Holiday. ing where the Christmas for jority of Americans are un- of Hong Kong, could move gally ratified in violation of Dave Hoard, advisor for the Kids station is headquar- aware that Russia, China, in when we vacate. Article IV of the Constitu- National Honor Society, tered. and Cuba are already posi- In 1997 Panama turned tion since the House of Rep- said, “It is a good opportu- “It was really cool taking all tioned to take control of our over the American-built port resentatives was by-passed nity for kids in NHS to help of the toys. I had 3 garbage canal that is so vital to U.S. facilities at both ends of the when the senate and White the needy people in the Cass bags full of toys plus a box economic and national secu- canal to Hutchison. House transferred the canal City area.” full. I was surprised to see rity. . Hutchison also has options and zone alone, violating the This event has been going how many kids brought toys. As Admiral Thomas H. on Rodman Naval Station, separation of powers doc- on now for years. The event When I dropped them off at Moorer, former chairman of Howard Air Force Base, and trine of our system of gov- used to be run by the high the Kritzman building, Mrs. ernment, let’s contact our Pageant practice school student council but Lohela was so excited”, said congressman immediately Ashley Ouvry. they recently turned it over and demand that this illegal DAN AND Janelle Dickinson enjoy a light moment during a rehearsal to the National Honor Soci- “Our Student Council had Give Workers a break canal give-away be stopped-- ety. NHS hosts it, but they worked very hard to become now! of the pageant, “The Real Spirit of Christmas”, which will be presented count on volunteers from the more giving. As a result it As the 1999 road construc- gan to deposit any snow, ice by the chancel choir of the Cass City United Methodist Church, Sunday high school to help. has led the student body to tion season winds down, I’d or slush on any roadway or Sincerely, This year they even put be more giving. The result like to take this opportunity highway, including the at 7 p.m. Actors will form a living nativity scene and the choir will sing boxes in each of the English was displayed at the dance”, to say I appreciate the motor- shoulders. With the increase Ed Nemechek Christmas anthems, while narrators read scripture and poems. Refresh- x classes grades 9-1 1 and in said Mrs. Sean Zawilinski, ing public for their patience in the number of pickup P.O.Box3263 ’ trucks with plows, the inci- ments will follow the pageant, and everyone is welcome. the government class for the advisor of the high school and understanding while -. Landers, CA 92285 seniors. The grade with the student council. MDOT and our contractors dence ot snow being pushed most food will win a prize. I would like to say that a lot repaired and rehabilitated our into or across the roadway or They will also be running of credit goes to Mrs. roads. It continues to be our shoulders has increased. This things a little differently this Zawilinski. Her example of goal to have 90 percent of our can make driving conditions year. Along with going door hard work and dedication to roads and bridges in good more hazardous for every- to door, they will be riding school activities and school condition by 2007 and with one. on a hay wagon. The stu- spirit has definitely influ- the record amount of work Working together, we can dents will be singing Christ- enced students to be better completed this year it is safe have another safe and suc- : mas carols to get everyone in leaders and harder workers. to say we are well on our cessful winter season. : the Christmas spirit. Every- I attended the Christmas way. Sincerely, - one is encouraged to save a dance and it was a lot of fun. Now with winter weather

~ canned good or 2 to donate It’s a lot more fun knowing upon us, I’d like to remind Larry Tibbits : to program F.E.T.C.H. that you are there having a everyone, on behalf of all Bay Region Engineer ’ Amber Dunn, head of the good time and it is for a good snow removal crews, to ad- J4

+ F*E,T.C.H committee, said, cause. I couldn’t believe all just their driving habits to Letters to the Editor Dec. 20, 7 p.m. 4 p “We’re going to try some- the toys I saw when I arrived help make the season safer * The Chronicle welcomes thing new and hope to get a at the dance. I also plan on for all. . letters to the editor: 1 lot more people involved if attending F.E.T.C.H. You get Please give all snow re- JY‘ j; Letters must include the Ja Rawson Memorial Library possible. to bond with classmates and moval equipment as much 4 If you have a high school collect food. I hope that a room as possible when writer’s name, address Ja Don Greenleaf will play the organ and Cathy Sullivan will lead the group aa Ec son or daughter, encourage lot of kids come and help and you’re out sharing the road. and telephone number. n we sing favorite songs of the 20th Century and familiar Christmas carols. E them to come and help out. that everyone has a great Snow and salt trucks are The latter is in case it is J2 Listeners are welcome too! 4 It’s a great feeling knowing time. large, heavy machines, mak- necessary to call for veri- Ja & ing them more difficult to fication, but won’t be used a Refreshments will be sewed. & 0 Newell E. Harris maneuver than smaller ve- in the newspaper: I Registered Representative hicles, especially on slippery Sponsored by the Cass City Area Historical Society, Rawson Memorial Library and The Friends of the library 4 ’ Lo Names will be withheld a *Br..t0* roads. n e+?=’ from publication upon Harris & Company Their job is to clear the way 1r for motorists, often working request, for an adequate P.O. Box 38,Cass City, MI 48726-0038 around the clock and week- reason. , F 0 RT I . Telephone (51 7)872-2688 ends. It is important for driv- The Chronicle reserve1 s0ll~partners. Lxlble soiutlons- Facsimile (51 7)872-3581 ers to remember not to crowd the right to edit lettersfor the plow, as there is often length and clarity. *Fortis Investors, Inc. snow, ice and salt coming off We will not publish thank I Member NASD, SlPC the trucks and being dis- I you letters of a specific I P.O. Box 64284, St. Paul, MN 55164 charged from the ends of the

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If con- expired license plate Nov. 5 ‘Mark A. Brewer, 38, victed, he faces up to 15 in Fremont Township. Millington, was found guilty “I would say the first year business. “We have people coming as years in prison. ‘Gary D. Rowley, 27, of assault with a dangerous we started out with about In other circuit proceedings Millington, was sentenced to 10,OOO pounds” of venison, far as Lansing and Grand weapon and possession of a Rapids, and we have people 1as t week: 60 months probation and 120 firearm in the commission of he said. “We’ve grown A Millington teen was sen- days in jail, with worksite 10,000-plus pounds every who are as local as Ubly. a felony March 14. A jury There are a lot of people tenced to jail Friday in the privileges, for his conviction handed down the verdicts year. We’re hoping to hit 1998 traffic death of a on a charge of operating a 50,000 pounds this year.” from the Detroit area who last week following a 2-day hunt up here,” he said. Millington youth. motor vehicle while under trial. At the peak of the firearm Vatter says he listens to his Matthew M. Mays, 18, was the influence of liquor Feb. Brewer’s bond was contin- deer season, Vatter along customers’ suggestions and sentenced to 180 days in the 19 in Vassar. A jury handed ued at $50,000 cash and a with a sister-in-law, brother- tries to offer new services, county jail, with 90 days de- down the verdict following a pre-sentence investigation in-law and father all work such as vacuum packing, ferred. and 24 months pro- trial in circuit court. was ordered. Sentencing side by side, grinding, stuff- whenever he can. “The cus- bation for his plea of no con- Rowley’s motor vehicle was scheduled for Jan. 21 at ing, smoking and packaging. tomers are number one to test to attempted vehicular was ordered forfeited by the 8:30 a.m. Vatter’s wife mans the recep- me. Marshall’s has taught manslaughter. He was also court, which also ordered the *Peter L. Jacobson, 23, tion area, which sees an av- me that and I’ve learned ordered to pay $900 in costs defendant to pay $560 in Saginaw, was given 60 days erage of 500 customers dur- that,” he said. and fines. costs and fines plus restitu- to pay $3,204.18 in outstand- ing the 16-day regular fire- “What I really love about The charge stemmed from tion totaling $85 and a $150 ing court costs and fines, or arm season, while daughter this business is it really the Sept. 27, 1998, death of forensic fee. face sentencing for his plea Rhea operates the till. brings the family together,” Evan Paul Johnson, 12. .Laurie J. Talbot, 39, Flint, of guilty to probation viola- “If it weren’t for my family Vatter added. “It’s a lot of THIS ATTRACTIVE sign points the way to “Joe’s Recipe” Johnson was riding his bi- was sentenced to 18 months tion. and Marshall’s, I couldn’t do work and a lot of hours, but on East Cass City Road. Vatter (above) calls the venture a cycle near his home when he probation and 180 days in .Susanne M. Plain, 43, Bay this on the side,” he noted. the rewards are great.” was struck by a car driven by jail (deferred), with work re- Port, was sentenced to 45 full-time business 4 months out of the year. Mays, who was 17 at the lease, for her plea of no con- days in jail for her plea of time, on Murphy Lake Road test to writing an insufficient guilty to probation violation. west of Fuller Road. Tuscola fund check of $500 or more Court records state the sen- Green calls drain County Sheriff’s deputies Feb. 25-March 4 in Akron tence will be deferred 60 reported the boy was then Township+ days provided Plain pays a struck by a pickup truck The defendant was also or- $500 fine. code bill balanced driven by another Millington dered to pay $1,000 in costs Legislation approved by the the register of deeds office teen. and fines. Restitution is to Michigan House of Repre- within 10 years of the law In other circuit court pro- be determined. sentatives last week adds en- taking effect. ceedings la,s~.week: .Robert C. Treneman, 17, Blaze vironmental safeguards and Finally, Green said, House *Keith M. Cowles, 17, Vassar, was sentenced to 24 increases public input con- Bill 4803 would establish a Vassar, was sentenced to 36 months probation and 5 months in jail, with school cerning the state’s drain code, fairer assessment process. months probation and 180 fire, water and smoke dam- according to the bill’s spon- Under the current system, days in jail (deferred to the release, for his plea of guilty age at $50,000. sor, Rep. Mike Green (R- he explained, there is no re- end of probation) for his plea to breaking and entering with The family was insured and intent to commit larceny and May v i 1le). quirement for drain commis- of guilty to escape from a is currently staying at the “This legislation represents sioners to consider the effect juvenile facility and resisting larceny of firearms Aug, 13 home of Greg Keller’s par- a fair and balanced approach of the drain when making an and obstructing a police of- in Vassar Township. ents. to a complex issue,” Green assessment. Under the new ficer July 2 in Vassar Town- He was also ordered to pay Fire fighters remaincd at the $700 in costs and fines and said. “We have made com- legislation, however, drain ship. scene for 2 1/2 hours. mon-sense reforms and commissioners would be re- He was also ordered to pay undergo mental therapy/ brought the drain code up to quired to base assessments $1,020 in court costs and counseling. date.” on whether property will fines. .Roger D. Wilson, 47, Flint, House Bill 4803 was de- benefit from a new drain. ‘Michael S.Wisenbach, 33, was sentenced to 45 days in signed to replace Michigan’s Property improved by a new Caro, was sentenced to 365 jail for his conviction on a current drain code, which drain would, therefore, have days in jail for his plea of charge of probation viola- dates back to 1956. a higher assessment than guilty to 3 counts of forgery tion. The court revoked his The new code would im- property not improved or involving $200 checks probation. Chronicle Liners . prove environmental safe- damaged. JOE VATTER transformed a small garage at his home into a drawn on Chemical Bank last *Kimberly S. Hess, 44, Work Like Magic! guards by requiring drain May-June. Millington, was sentenced to “For 3 years I have worked 6 months probation and 180 Cass City Chronicle commissioners to examine to build a comprehensive venison processing room 5 years ago and has since expanded The defendant was also or- the environmental impact of dered to pay $560 in costs days in jail (deferred pend- Phone 872-2010 and thoughtful legislative the facility as demand for his custom recipe has grown. ing her completion of resi- building new drains and package,” Green said. and fines. maintaining existing drains, He acknowledged some according to Green. criticism of the bill, but He said the legislation maintained the legislation is Teachers would also increase public sound. participation; residents contract would have more opportuni- “The drain code is a very ties for public hearings, and complex issue,” he added. approved drain commissioners would We have put together a pack- be required to provide more age with bipartisan support. information up front, includ- I understand that certain spe- ing preliminary engineering cial interest groups are un- analyses and cost estimates. satisfied with some provi- Samantha Ingram, Amanda The measure would sions. The nature of com- Faist, Lauren Bennett, Derek strengthen residents’ rights promise is that no one gets Ricker, Nathan Rogers, by improving the appeals everything they want. Con- Mary Ellen McKee, Tim process by allowing resident sidering the scope of the is- Kain, Warren Hunt, Josh appeals in circuit court, sue, this legislation repre- Errer, Tom Minklcr and which would have access to sents a fair and sensible ap- Derek Howard. all information presented at proach. public hearings regarding a “I am more than willing to ‘Approved the nominatioo specific project, Green con- work with anyone who has of senior Crystal Pillsbury as tinued. Currently, he ex- substantive suggestions for the December “student of the plained, drain commissioners improvements.” month.” are permitted to select which Among the bill’s support- information is presented in ers is Tuscola County Drain Wedding court. Commissioner Sarah Pistro, The legislation also pro- whose office is responsible Announcements vides for improved mainte- for 554 county established nance of existing drains, drains and 75 inter-county which must be inspected at drains. least every 3 years. Under the “I believe that Rep. Green measure, maintenance funds should really be applauded would increase from $2,500 for his handling of the bill,” Catalogs loaned to $5,000 per mile, giving she said, adding it’s evident overnight. drain commissioners greater Green has done his home- resources for repairs. work and understands the Homeowners’ property “nuts and bolts” of the drain Free subscription rights would also enjoy in- code. with each order creased protections, accord- “This was a much-needed ing to Green. Currently, change,” she said, adding the drain commissioners do not legislation, if approved, will Cass City have to report propcrty ease- not mean any drastic changes Chronicle ments, but the legislation in how her office operates. would require them to do so “It’s going to be a workable Phone 872-2010 for all property easements in bill for Tuscola County.”

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The preliminaries are over points as the Pirate offense City got the rebound. How- 2 close games. In the pre- visitors won with a surge at for the Cass City Red Hawk was able to score just 7 points ever, the rebounder stepped jiminary, the Pirate JV team crunch time. With 30 S~C- basketball team. Tuesday's in the quarter. out of bounds and the Pirates topped Cass City, 62-58. The. onds left, the score was tied. game with Ubly was the last Cass City maintained its had one second left. The pass of 3 home games in a row. lead early in the last period was into the post and a des- CASS CITY - P. Langmaid CASS CITY - 2. Glaspie 0- Now the Hawks go on the and looked ready to claim a peration shot was launched 0-0 (1-2) 1; 2. Glaspie 0-0 2 (0-0) 6; C. Holmgren 1-0 road Friday for the first comfortable victory. With as the final whistle sounded. ( 1-5) 1 ;C. Holmgren 1-0 (O- (0-0)2; R. Holmgren 3-0 (O- Greater Thumb West league 4:46 left to play, the Hawks It didn't come close and the 0) 2; R. Holmgren 3-0 (2-4) 1) 6; B. VanVliet 2-0 (0-0) game of the season against were in front 48-37. But Hawks' first win of the sea- 8; B. VanVliet 0- 1 (4-8) 7; J. 4; J. Storm 3-1 (0-0)9; C. the Lakers, one of the pre- Wruble then led a Pirate rally son was assured. Storm 4-0(2-2) 10; N. An- Emmert 6-0 (4-4) 16; N. season favorites for the title. with a pair of buckets and 6 Green singled out Nathan thony 1-0(0-0) 2; C. Emmert Brinkman 3-1 (0-0)9. Coach Jim Green's Hawks of 8 free throws to propel Brinkman for providing a 5-0 (1-2) 1 1 ;N. Brinkman 3- TOTALS - 18-2(4-7) 52. should be entering the game Harbor Beach to within 2 real spark off the bench and 1 (2-2) 11. points with 32 seconds left to on a high note after the team pointed to the defensive TOTALS - 17-2 (I 3-25) 53. CAR0 - M. Osborn 2-0(3- posted a satisfying victory Play- guard play of Zach Glaspie, 4) 7; T.Wiegert 1-2 (4-5) 12; over visiting Harbor Beach Helping the Pirates close the Bryce VanVliet, Joel HARBOR BEACH - P. R. Johnson 3-1 (0-0)9; C. Friday, 53-5 1. gap was poor free throw Brinkman and Paul Miller 1-0 (0-0)2; E. Eyers 2-0 (0-0)4; J. Grady The game was every bit as shooting. Cass City missed Langmaid as keys to the Mausauf 0-0 (1-2) 1; T. 3-0 (0-0) 6; P. Lewtschanyn close as the final score indi- 6 charity tosses in a row in game. Harbor Beach com- Burkhard 1-0 (2-2) 4; K. 6-0 (8-9) 20. cates although both teams the last 2 minutes. mitted 2 1 turnovers. Wehner 1-0 (1-2) 3; N. TOTALS - 17-3 (15-18) 58. had sizable leads during the Cass City was ahead 53-5 1 Wruble 8-2 (7-10) 29; D. game. In the second quarter with 18 second left and a JV GAME Cupery 2-0 (2-2) 6; J. the Pirates forged in front wild shot by the visitors Siemen 2-0 (2-4) 6. behind Nathan Wruble, who missed the mark and Cass Hoop fans were treated to TOTALS- 15-2 (15-22) 51. scored 7 points in a 10-0 run to push the Beachers in front 25-16. Wruble was a one- man offensive force for the visitors and ended the night with 29 points. At the half Cass City trailed 25-20 but the third quarter belonged to the Hawks. Craig Emmert came to life with 3 hoops and a free throw. Nathan Brinkman added a trey and 2 2-pointers in the drive that pushed Cass City in front by as many as 10 Tigers RED HAWK Ryan Holmgren hustles to save a loose ball Fri- day against visiting Harbor Beach during the final half of GTC handle play. Cass City recorded a 53-51 win despite the play of Har- bor Beach's (42) Nathan Wruble, who led all scorers with 29 Hawks 'tallies. in opener

The visiting Car0 Tigers Cass City gymnasts earn withstood a late Cass City rally last Tuesday to win the opening hoop game of the regional marks at Vassar season for both teams, 58-52. The Tigers moved into an early lead in the first half, The Red Hawk gymnastic v id u a1 pcr fonn ances, i nc lud - where she posted a score of helped by the loss of Craig team opened its 1999-2000 ing 6 regional qualifying 8.5, the visitors' highest Emmert, who sat out much season Thursday with a dual scorcs . score on thc night. Vassar's of the first half with foul meet in Vassar and suffered Thc Hawk ladics will get Kristi Schluckbier won the trouble. a 125.8-117.4 defeat by the another opportunity to record event with a tally of 9.2. Be- It was Emmert who sparked host Vulcans. a regional score this Saturday sides Hoelzle, Red Hawk the Hawk surge after the in- Despite the setback, rookie during the Troy Athens Invi- Kropewnicki posted a re- termission. Shut out in the Coach Cathy Kropewnicki tational. To reach the re- gional qualifying mark of 8.4 first half, he scored all 16 of received several fine indi- gional level, each gymnast in the event that was good for his points in the last 2 peri- must achieve 4 qualifying 4th place. ods. Coach Jim Green said scores during the season. On the balance beam, Lyndi he was "happy with how we Cass City's Katie Wood and Trischler's mark of 7.8 were able to come back, but Johanna Hoelzle collected earned her a 3rd place finish Car0 made the big plays at the visitors' top finishes at and another regional qualify- the crucial times." Vassar with 2nd place show- ing score. The first of these key times ings in the vault and floor The Hawks' best effort on came with 4:13 left in the events, respectively. the uneven bars was recorded third quarter. Trailing 25- 16 Wood recorded a regional by Wood with a mark of 6.7, at the intermission, Cass qualifying mark of 8.3 in the whilc Kropewnicki and City, sparked by 3 baskets by vault, finishing behind Laura Laming recorded Emmert, went on a 13-5 run Vassar's Kim Donnelly, who scores of 6.65 and 6.55. The to move within a point, 30- won the event with a mark event was captured by 29. EYECARE of 8.35. Red Hawk Michelle Vassar 's Kr i st i Sch 1uc k b ie r The Tigers answered that Kropewnicki and Hoelzle with a mark of 8.6. challenge to score 10 unan- also met the regional quali- In the all around event, swered points. Tek Wiegert fying standard in the vault, Kropewnicki finished 4th and Pat Lewtschanyn shared & 8.0 and 7.9, respectively, that with a score of 29.65 to lead EYEWEAR the scoring load in the drive resulted in 6th and 7th place. the visitors. Hoelzle finished with 5 points each. FOR EVERYONE Hoelzle's 2nd place finish 5th in the all around event The Hawks made a second came on the floor exercise. with a total of 29.40. serious run at the Tigers late Professional eye in the final period. exams With 2:46 left in the game, Cass City trailed by a point Prescriptions filled again, 47-46, and had the Large selection of Cass City Bowling ball. The first of 2 turnovers frames proved fatal as Lewtschanyn All types of contacts and Mike Osborn were No-line bifocals deadly from the foul line, SUNDAY NO ROLLERS Men's High Series & converting 7 of 8 opportuni- Glasses repaired As of Nov. 28 Games: K. Schott 663 (254- Blue Cross & VSP ties, to propel Car0 to the 2 16- IW), R. Wright 230, R. win. participant Chemical Bank Pinheads 1 X Meredith 600 (2 16). The Hawks showed consid- Leftovers 17 Women's High Series & erable strength on the boards, DAVID C. Pocket Rockets 13 Games: J. Meredith 171, C. out-rebounding the Tigers, BATZER II, O.D. Sparkle City Rollers 13 Brown 480 (170). 40-19. But the team had Damn Near Last 13 High Team Series & Game: trouble finding the basket, Professional Eye Care Par-T-Ranch 12 Leftovers 2078 (7 18). shooting just 33 percent from 4672 Hill St., Cass City CB's I1 the floor. Cass City also had 872-3404 We'll Get Back To You 8 More bowling trouble taking care of the ball Bad Axe 269-7263 The J-R-C-S 6 I and committed 24 turnovers. VARSITY JACKETS GREATER THUMB WEST Ban! OVER 300 JACKETS IN STOCK Aeese Pti Pb Bad Axe 0011 EPBP 0010 INCLUDING BIGAND TALLSIZES (SLIGHTLY HIGHER) Mayrille 0010 Cass City 00 11 BCAS 00 00 WESTOCK 13 SCHOOLS USA 00 00 .FREE PHONE* ADDED GREATER THUMB EAST JUST &%Lex Pi Deckerville 0Fb 0 2 0 CASS C1TY AND OWENGAGE Yale 00 20 .FREE ACTIVATION Sandusky 0 0 1 0 Browncity 0 0 0 1 HarborBaach 0 0 0 1 HOLLOWAYBRAND Marlette 0001 Ubly 0001 49.99 per month for the year 2000- LEATHER AND WOOL NORTH CENTRAL THUMB 30 minutes per month ="-Gage Y !5 !3 00 plus lettering Caseville 0010P Kin ton 00 00 Appro~imately~15~ NogHuron 0 0 0 1 <->/I 120 PortHope 0 0 0 1 * Peck 00 02 CPS 0002 ~2WEEKS DELIVERY- A-Fairgrove 0 1 1 1 FRIDAY'S RESULTS CELLU LARONE' Cros-Lex 75, Bad Axe 70 OT Cas City 53. Harbor Beach 51 cllpflrau- EPBP 39,Brown City 37 Deckewiile 56, Peck 39 Reesa 64. Marlette 44 Mayville 62, Ubly 44 GAR0.BAD AXE SANDUSKY 1-800-6248766 , Yale 65, Capnc 51 slndusky 59, CPS 37 Tertaln Restrlctlons Apply - Free phone is not plctured Owen-Ga e 61 A-Fairgrove 59 c.seviL 07, Pbrt Hopr 46 (mlugm) CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1999 PAGE SEVEN Fritz hits game winner Bulldogs win sneakers at Au Gres and Akron Cory Fritz became a house- Todd Squires. ever, appeared to be in mid Howard contributed 10 AuGres had Noah Fields hold name in the Thumb over season form and tossed in 14 points and Warack 9 for the with 15 and Mike Seabright the weekend when he lifted AUGRES of his game high 34 points winners. with 10. visiting Owen-Gage to an in the initial half that ended exciting 6 1-59 North Central with the Bulldogs trailing OWEN-GAGE - C. OWEN-GAGE - H0wat.d 4- Thumb League win at Akron. A balanced Bulldog scor- 33-29. Swiastyn 2-3 (0-0) 13; S. 1 (1 -2) 12; Warack 2-0 (0-0) With the win, Coach Leon ing attack led to an opening The Bulldogs erased a 7- Mellendorf 1-3 (0-0) 1 1 ; D. 4; Mellendorf 1-0 (0-0)2; Westover’s squad improved game win Tuesday at point AuGres advantage in Howard 2-2 (0-0) 10; M. Kain 6-0 (0-3) 12; Rogers 0- to 2-0 on the early campaign AuGres, where 5 players the final period where they Rogers 1-0 (1-2) 3; N. Kain 0 (1-2) 1; Fritz 4-2 (0-0) 14; heading into this week’s reached double digit scoring nailed 4 shots beyond the 3- 6- 1 (0-0) 15; R. Fritz 0- 1 (O- Swiastyn 1-3 (3-4) 14; Story games with conference foes totals in a 79-71 overtime point arc, including a pair 0) 3; N. Warack 4-0 (1-3) 9; 0-0(2-2) 2. Port Hope and Peck. Friday’s victory. from guard Shane J. Story 0-0 (2-2) 2; C. Fritz TOTALS 18-6 (7-13) 61. contest with the Pirates will As could be expected, the Mellendorf to draw even at 4- 1 (0-0) 11; E. McKee 1-0 mark the Bulldogs’ home Bulldogs looked rusty in the 66 at the end of regulation (0-0)2. cage opener. early going, and trailed 2 1-9 Play. TOTALS - 21-11 (4-7) 79, AKRON-FAIR. - Aeder 1-2 In Westover’s gang’s open- entering the 2nd period. Owen-Gage outscored the (0-0) 8; Brink 2-0 (4-5) 8; ing 2 tilts, the youthful Bull- “We need to take better care ’ hosts 13-5 in the overtime AU GRES - S. Stiff 14-1 (3- Turner 1-0 (0-0)2; Hickey 0- dogs have proven they can of the basketball,” said period to earn the win. 5) 34; K. DeAngelis 2-0 (0- 0 (1-2) 1 ; Tetil 2-0 (0-0 ) 4; win the tight contest. They Coach Westover. “Thirteen Kain led the Bulldogs with 1) 4; M. Seabright 2-2 (0-2) Squires 8-0 (3-5) 19; opened the season with a 79- of our 18 turnovers came on 15 points. Swiastyn added 10; N. Fields 5- 1 (2-4) 15; M. Donovan 2-0 (0-0) 4; Blohm 71 overtime win at AuGres, bad passes.” 13 points, while Fritz and Dittembeo 4-0 (0-1) 8. 3-1 (4-5) 13. before dropping Akron- AuGr.:s’ Steve Stiff, how- Mellendorf split 22 markers. TOTALS - 27-4 (5-13) 71. TOTALS,- 19-3 (12-19) 59. Fairgrove Friday. Against the Vikings, the 2 schools traded hoops for most of the opening half that Hawk wrestlers continue winning ways ended with the visitors in front 3 1-30. Bulldog senior Derek Howard, who finished The Cass City High School Anand Raythatha, 130 Mt. Clemens, 45-33, in the the Hawk wins were by pins. with 12 points and 4 assists, wrestling team continued its pounds; Jeremy Klinkman, dual meet at Imlay City. Double winners for Cass gave the visitors the one- winning ways last week with 140 pounds, and Chad Cass City won 11 of the 1.4 City were: Schneeberger, point margin when he swiped a double dual victory over Wolschlager, 189 pounds, matches against CrOS-LeX, 9 Davis, Moore, Adam a Viking inbound pass and Cros-Lex and a strong sec- finished fourth. of them with Pins, Against Dorland, Klinkman, Aaron banked home a 25-footer at ond place finish in the annual The Hawks posted wins Mt. Clemens, Cass City took Dorland, Dave Sutter and the buzzer. Howard’s effort Marlette Invitational. over Cros-Lex, 64- 18, and 8 events and lost 6. Seven of Dubay. gave the visitors some At the invitational Saturday needed steam heading into the Hawks finished behind the break. Imlay City, which finished The Bulldogs added to with 198 1/2 points. Cass Howard’s theatrics with a 20- City scored 159 points. Oth- 8 run to kick off the final half. ers in the 10-team meet fin- Nathan Kain paced the visi- ished in the following order: tois with 8 of his 12 points in Marlette, 135; Brown City, the frame following the inter- 103 1/2; Lakers, 79; Bad mission. Axe, 72 1/2; North Branch, However, the Vikings used 54; Almont, 51; Sandusky, a 21-8 spurt of their own to 40 112; Burton-Bentley, 33. draw even with the Bulldogs At Marlette, Cass City had at 59. 4 individual champions and Fritz then accounted for the all won their championship game winner in the final mo- match with pins. They were: ments when teammate Kain Travis Schneeberger, 103 drove the baseline and deliv- pounds; Roy Davis, 119 ered a beautiful bounce pass pounds; Adam Dorland, 135 to Fritz, who had established pounds, and Aaron Dorland, OWEN-GAGE’S NICK WARACK shoots one of his team high position on the weak side. 145 pounds. Aaron Dorland Fritz and Corbin Swiastyn has an 8-2 record and all of 5 rebounds Friday at Akron. The Bulldogs improved to 2-0 led the Bulldogs’ offensive the other meet champions are charge with 14 points apiece. undefeated this season. with an exciting 61-59 NCTL victory. Swiastyn tossed in 3 of his Besides the winners, finish- RED HAWK Chad Wolschlager works towards an overtime - team’s 6 triples and added 3 ing second for the Hawks decision, 12-10, against Marlette’s James Bishop Saturday at Call Us - 872-2010 of 4 charity tosses in a fine were: Scott Moore, 125 shoot in g display. pounds, and Chris Dubay, the Marlette Invitational. Wolschlager recorded a 4th place 0 Ideas For Feature Stories Akron-Fairgrove received a 275 pounds. Three other Lith 1 tw high <19 tallies from Cass City wrestlers ,placed, finish, wrestling in the 189-1b. weight division. 1Y , d $. .

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I to Win a Winner of first train .. Debra Kranz Classic Electric Train Set Cass City Winner of second train This Year! Clara Gaffney Watch for contest details and entv boxes at your favorite Cass City businesses. €nter to win! UTrain on display at municipal building.P Cass City ------1----1---1------The Cass City Chamber of Commerce, Businesses, Professional Firms and Service Clubs wish you a Very Merry Christmas! -Dr.David Baker Eicher Cleaners *LaFave Steel Supply, Inc. *Rabideau Farm Store *BICC General Great Lakes Eye - *Lions Club *Rawson Memorial Library *Buds & Blossoms by Sandy *GTE !Little Caesar’s Pizza *Dr.S.H. Raythatha Cass City Chronicle *Dr.Robert Green & Dr. Nicholas Nahernak *Main Street Auto Care .Rotary Club Cass City Hardware .Dr. Richard Hall .Marshall Distributors, Inc. *Schneeberger TV & Furniture, Inc. *Cas City Oil & Gas .Harris-Hampshire Insurance Agency, Inc. .Ken Martin Electric *Special Scents Flower Shoppe *Cass City Veterinary aIIillaker Auction Service .McDonald’s Restauiant asutter’sBakery & Restaurant *Dr.Paul Chappel & Dr. J. Thomas aHillaker Decorating Service aMcVey Insurance Agency, Inc. *Thumb Area Dialysis Center Charmont Motel .€€ills & Dales General Hospital mMr. Chips Back to the 50s *Thumb Auto Wash *Chemical Bank,Thumb Area ahdependent Bank East Michigan *Mr.Chips Service Center .Thumb National Bank & Trust Co. Classy Cuts eJ & J’s Dollar & More *New Sheridan Health Mart/Bcia,, Mart .Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post #3644 Coach Light Pharmacy *Dr.Hoon Jeung .The Paint Store Videomation Curtis Chrysler, hc. *Kelly & Co. Realty .People’s Choice, Cass City & Subway .Wash King Laundry & Cleaners .Diversified Services *KrmFuneral Home .Quality Auto Parts Or.No Yun PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Spikers set to lift season curtain team to beat in the Greater Coach Beth Howard’s re- line hitters will benefit from play. ’ building of the Cas City vol- the play of junior setter Htjward sees Bad Axe as the Thumb West Conference. leyball program enters its 3rd Monica Dorland. Dorland year Saturday when the will be asked to pick up the Hawks travel to compete at void left by graduate Carrie RED HAWK VOLLEYBALL the Car0 Invitational tourna- Wentworth. Wentworth was Car0 8:30 a.m. ment. selected a Greater Thumb Dec. 18 Car0 Invitational Howard, who inherited a West Conference honorable 20 Akron FairgroveNbly (Varsity) Home 6:OO program that won just 3 mention choice in 1999. 20 Akron FairgrovdUbly (JV) Akron 6:OO games in compiled 6 Nine juniors make up the ’ 22 Laker Invitational (Freshmen only) Lakers 9:oO a.m. 1997, Away 6:OO victories in 1998 and a ca- bulk of the Red Hawk roster. Jan. 5 Car0 6 Birch (Varsity/JV only) Home 6:OO reer high 14 wins last season. Becky Bullaand Amy Polega Run She expects her squad to im- are strong all around players 7 Bad Axe Invitational (JVFreshmen)Bad Axe 3:30 8 Bad Axe Invitational (Varsity Bad Axe 9:OO a,m. prove on its win totals again who should see plenty of this season. playing time in the early por- 10 Sandusky Home 6:OO And although the Hawks tion of the season. Kayla 13 LaJrers @ CCMS Home 6:OO 15 Laker Invitational (JV only) Laker 9:OO a.m. will sorely miss the front Wol schl ag er and Sherry court presence of Shelly Luana will add consistency 17 Brown City Away 6:30 20 Bad Axe Away 6:30 Ulfig and Kara Mellendorf to the Hawk lineup when on 22 Cass City Invitational Home 1O:OO a.m. from last year’s squad that the court, while Holli Coo- Away 6:OO compiled a 14-19-8 overall per will offset the loss of the 27 USA Feb. 3 Reese Home 6:OO record, Coach Howard is ex- Hawk twin towers along the 5 USA Invitational USA 8:30 a.m. cited about the upcoming front line. Junior Jaime Home 6:OO campaign. Ulfig was a first Fluegge is the team’s quick- 7 Brown City 10 BCAS Away 6:OO team all-conference per- ness player. former in her senior year, 11 Tuscola Co. Invitational (JV only) Vassar 4: 15 Coach Howard has added a 12 Laker Invitational Lakers 9:OO a.m. while Mellendorf earned pair of freshmen to the ros- 17 Mayville Home 6:OO THE RED HAWK varsity volleyball team members are: (front 1-r) Becky Hartel, honorable mention recogni- ter in Becky Hartel and tion. Deidre Deering. Both are 19 League Invitational (JV) Home TBA Becky Bulla, Kayla Wolschlager, Deidre Deering, Jaime Fluegge, Sherry Luana, “We are young and only untested, but have impressed 26 League Invitational Bad Axe TBA Home 6:OO have 3 returning players, 31 Vassar (back 1-r) Atalie Marshall, Holli Cooper, Amy Polega, Heather Edwards, Sara Coach Howard with their TBA TBA (but) we have 3 strong at- strong aggressive style of March 6 Districts Homakie, Monica Dorland, Coach Beth Howard. tackers and also the height to stop other team attackers,’’ says Howard. Fabulous 6% q Leading the list of return- ees is sophomore Sara YANKEE@CANDLES I Homakie. Homakie, a sky Five’s high leaper, finished 2nd to THE GIFT OF HOME FRAGRANCINGTM nj. I I F Ulfig in kills last year and is expected to be the team’s Fearless I1s d best offensive weapon. In John Clarke Tom Emily Doug her freshman season, CHRISTMAS EVE Forecast Haire Haire Montgomeq Bennett Hyatt Homakie received honorable mention all-conference hon- Dec. 14 ors. our December BCAS at Marlette BCAS BCAS BCAS Marlette Marlette Also expected to add USA at Yale USA USA USA USA Yale strength on the front line to Reese at Vassar Reese Reese Reese Reese Reese the Hawk lineup is returnee I 0-Gat Port Hope 0-G 0-G 0-G Port Hope 0-G Heather Edwards. 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investigate Obituaries L damage She was born Feb. 11,1930, L. Elna Kelley years ago. Cass City police investi- Surviving are his daughter, in Detroit, to John H. and gated incidents of vandalism Donna (Wayne) Connolly of Ellen (Redfern) Hibberd. and theft over the past week. L. Elna Kelley, 91, died Caro; 3 grandchildren; a She attended St. Benedict’s According to reports, Monday, Dec. 6, 1999, at brother, Jerold (Phyllis) school in Detroit. She mar- Michael H. Sines, Cass City, Shepherd of the Hill Nursing Little of Cass City; 2 sisters, ried Earl McKee June 27, reported damage to a 1O-foot Home in Kendallville, Ind. Freda (Dale) Parrish and 1952, in Centerline. They by 5-foot office window at Born at Otter Lake, she was Nancy (Maynard) Helwig, moved to Cass City from Gilligan’s, 6436 Main St., a teacher in Cass City both of Cass City, and many Detroit in 1969. last Wednesday. The dam- schools for 15 years, retiring nieces and nephews. He was Surviving are her husband, age was estimated at $400. in 1971. preceded in death by his par- Earl; 3 sons, Terry and Over the weekend, George Her husband, Harley L., ents. Doreen of Cass City, Larry E. Lynch reported someone died in 1988. Graveside services will be and his wife Debbie of Ft. smashed the rear window of Surviving are 3 sons, the held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Myers, Fla., and Roger and his 1988 Ford Tempo while Rev. Dr. Arleon Kelley of Dec. 16, at Novesta Town- his wife Vicki of Cass City; * the vehicle was parked in the Albany, N.Y., Bernard ship Cemetery, Cass City, 7 grandchildren; one great- driveway of his Garfield Av- Kelley of Harietta and Will- with Chuck Emmert of the grandchild; 3 sisters, Sue enue residence. iam Kelley of Indianapolis; Novesta Church of Christ Delinski of Port Huron, Also filing a report was a daughter, Marjorie Bowser officiating. Hanna Eno and her husband Dale J. Peters, who told po- of Kendallville, Ind.; 7 Memorials may be made to Ed of South Branch and Flo- lice Sunday that thieves stole grandchildren, and 5 great- the charity of the donor’s rence Steele and her husband several items from a pair of grandchildren. choice. Phillip “Bud” of Roseville, work vans parked at his Services were held Arrangements were made and several nieces and neph- SEVERAL HUNDRED people attended Thumb Ag Day last Wednesday at Ubly Houghton Street home. sto- Wednesday at D.O. by Kranz Funeral Home, ews. McComb & Sons Cass City. She was predeceased by her Heights Country Club in Ubly. The day featured more than 70 agribusiness exhibi- $~~~~e~t~~~~~~lMaplewood Park Funeral brother, John S. Hibberd. tors along with educational programs ranging from site specific crop management miter saw and a tool box. Home. Services also were Funeral services were The property is valued at conducted Friday at Deford Elsie McKee scheduled Tuesday, Dec. 14, to an update on value added ventures in the Thumb area. $2,000. United Methodist Church. at the MacAlpine Funeral Burial was in Novesta Elsie Joan McKee, 69, of Home in Bad Axe. Township Cemetery, Cass Cass City, died Dec. 10, Burial was to be in St. City. 1999, at her home. Columbkille Cemetery. I Professional and Business I Memorials may be made to Shepherd of the Hill Nursing home, Kendallville. SHOP EARLY FOR CHRIS TMAS! Donald Little Large selection of used pick- Donald Charles Little, 72, ups, duallys, 4x4s, extended DOUGLAO of Cass City, died Saturday, Icabs and regular pick-ups and late model Dec. 11, 1999, at Hills and PANKRATZ, hi$. Dales General Hospital. Mercury Marquis - Must Go! We’re Dealin’!! Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) He was born Dec. 18, 1926, Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cass City) Board Certified Jerry Bernhardt,CPA (Caro) in Novesta Township to John Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Orthopaedic and Viola (Barrons) Little. Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Caw City) He married Delilah Elaine 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Surgery Phone 673-3137 Spencer Dec. 31, 1952, in 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI Cass City. She died June 6, *Specializingin 1994. ------IJoint Rep1 a cem ent, Little worked on motors COUNSELING and was employed by ------A rth roscopic Manley Asher Used Cars DOYOU HAVE A Surgery & DRINKING PROBLEM? Fracture Care ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Shop all you want, but you AND AL-ANON I455 Doerr Rd., Suite 4, MEETINGS Zass City, MI 48726 1-800-267-5692 HOURS BY JIM HILKER (above) of the MSU Agricultural Economics won’t find the perfect Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. APPOINTMENT Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,, Department presented a market report during Thumb Ag Day. Cas9 city &%’., (517)%72-4320 ~ (I \ I. ILL----- Christmas gift in any store. ------INSURANCE or (517) HarriswHampshlre 269-9551 Parrish collection on display Established 1924 Your hontetowtt irtdepettrlertr N.Y.Yun, M.D. The year around displays of clude a large early oil paint- City Christmas Town - 1952” insurance agent for: Physician & Surgeon historical items presented by ing on canvas of “The Christ written by the late Mrs. Wil- Term & Universal Life Office Hours: the Cass City Historical So- Child”, early framed large liam (Elena) Parrish, mother I *Auto *Home Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ciety at the Cass City Mu- , Lady Portrait prints, a water of Roger and Dale Parrish of Business Health Thurs. - Closed nicipal Building is now fea- color painting of “Red Poin- Cass City, and Mrs. Kenneth I INSURANCE PROTECTION Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. turing items on loan from the settias”, Roseville Pottery, (Waunita) Parker of IS OUR BUSINESS 6232 Hospital Drive “We wnnr to be your ngenr” Roger Parrish collection. crockery butter churn, 1902 Watertown, Wis. Cass City Items include an original “turkey feather*’pattern glass Agents: Off ice 872-4733 turn of the century antique kerosene lamp, toy tele- Copies of these poems have Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Res. 872-4257 been given to the Cass City 6815 E. Cass City Rd. ---I---- “Feather Christmas Tree” phone, and a red satin glass made in Austria or Germany “Gone With the Wind” lamp. Historical Society and the of feathers dyed green and In addition, a very special Rawson Memorial Library of COMMUNITY trimmed with red holly ber- item on display is a complete Cass City. HEALTH CLINIC ries at the end of each branch. poetic description of every The public is invited to view FOR NON-EMERGENCY Other items on display in- Christmas display of “Cass the display. HEALTH CARE The best Christmas gift didn’t come from a store. It came from God. $50 fee JEUNG, M.D. Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Including physician’s fee Find the Service or Product Board Certified in Surgery and clinic room You Need in This.. . . Specialist in Stomach No appointment necessary Action Guide SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE IS AT 1 1:00 A.M. and Bo we1 Problems Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily HILLS & DALES Gather your family and come take a break from the holiday rush. Saturday - 9 to 12 noon GENERAL HOSPITAL Closed Thursday 072-21 2 1 SERVICE DIRECTORY The Evangelical Free Church Of Cass City 6230 Hospital Drive Physician on site 24 hr./day 6430 Chestnut Blvd. (kitty comer from the C.C.H.S.) Cass City, MI 48726 for emergency care. 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VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe Phone 872-2935 Storms - Screens - Windows Phone 269-9955 Janitorial Service Floors +k Layaway Available * 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City To Place Professional Eaves & Gutters Cleaned ALL PETS An Ad Hi-Riser Service & Rental Directory BK Plumbing Estimates dft Qmmercial, VETERINARY CLINIC in The Service Residential & Industrial Work OM’S DRUG STORE only Complete Insurance Coverage IO days Call Susan Hoppe D.V.M. Action Guide Drain Cleaning Security Services Available . Plumbing Repair 26 S. Main St. Pigeon, MI 48755 left till 4438 S. Seeger St. ’Call 872-201 0 4215 Maple St., Cas City 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw 872-2010 Phone Mon.-Fri. Sat. Christmas 872-2255 Call 790-7609 1 517-453-2234 9-6, 9-5 PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN .. At Juniata Baptist Church Down Memory Lane ! Singing tree to return From the files of the Chronicle Again this year, the Juniata live boughs, lights, and balls, 19 at 7 p.m. ing the drama. Baptist Church of Vassar will to look like a gia’nt Christmas sponsor a spectacular pro- tree. The structure is built so In connection with the mu- The Juniata Baptist Church 5 YEARS AGO Cass City, was on national King, 14, who lost both his pharmacist, has installed a duction of “The Singing that the entire choir can get sical program, a drama will is located between Vassal television briefly Sunday legs in a farm accident last poison control center in Hills Christmas Tree” for the gen- up into it. be performed entitled “Then and Mayville in rural Tbscoli The Cass City School night. “America’s Funniest August. The Cass City VFW and Dales General Hospital’s eral public. Jesus Came.” The story told County at 5656 Washburr Board will rent a room in the Home Videos” showed Liz Ladies Auxiliary sent well emergency room. Proctor For over 20 years, the rural Thousands of area residents in this play has a humorous Rd. The auditorium seats 5OC Jordan College building on opening a gift for her birth- wishes and a check for $135 donated 10 percent of the re- congregation has performed have viewed the “Singing element, but delivers a strong people, and a nursery service Main Street if details can be day. The box contained a to benefit the area teen. ceipts of the 3 busiest shop- a musical program almost Tree” program over the and clear message. The for babies will be provided. worked out, and use it for an Vietnamese potbelly pig. Cass City police are inves- ping days of the year last every year from within a years, and many are expected songs that will be sung are There is no admission charge alternative education pro- John and Jane Luana of tigating a string of license December to erect the ten- huge tree-shaped choir loft. to attend this year’s, which both new and familiar, and but a free-will offering will gram designed to curb drop- Cass City have “adopted” a plate thefts. Those reporting ter. The cabinet contains a The “tree” is decorated with will be presented Dec. 18 and will be heard before and dur- be taken. outs in the system. wild horse, one of several the thefts were Kevin Bliss, complete range of antidotes Linda Guza, a special edu- captured in Eureka, Nev., and Brenda Dr.; Timothy Jewett, for poisons encountered in cation teacher at the local given away via lottery by the Elizabeth St., and Gary F. the home. school, is spearheading an U.S. Bureau of Land Man- Guilds, Elizabeth St. Preliminary sketches of effort to place donation can- agement . For years Cass City had Cass City Public Schools’ isters in area businesses for higher gasoline prices than proposed new high school THE ~OCC4-WHEELER THAT cancer stricken Arthur 10 YEARS AGO most Thumb communities, will get under way sometime Thorp, 7, of Cass City. including Caro. Now the next month. Arthur had a tumor removed Ethel Coller, who died in price in the village is lower An estimated 60 persons YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR from his brain in November Cass City in 1987, is mak- than any place in Michigan. heard Installing Worshipful 1993. Last month, a year ing a difference in the lives Monday morning, it sold for Grand Master Ed Golding later, a second tumor was re- of 27 college students from 79.9 at one station. perform installation services AND IT’S AFFORDABLE! moved. This time, it’s been Tuscola and Sanilac counties Tuscola County commis- for 14 Qler Lodge No. 317, labeled as a form of cancer. via a scholarship fund estab- sioners were expected to de- F&AM officers Thursday After he had the surgery for lished in her will. Each of the cide Tuesday the fate of a night at the Masonic Hall. 4 Front and Rear Brakes the first tumor, he had 2 recipients, who were selected long-time health department Installed were Robert Wood, strokes, and there is a possi- on the basis of academic per- policy requiring teens to ob- worshipful master; Willard Electric Start bility that he will be blind. formance, financial need and tain parental consent before Dobbs, senior warden; Electronic Ignition Dr. Thomas Zguris, re- character, has received a getting contraceptives. Lawrence Guinther, junior gional director for southeast- $1,OOO grant for the fall se- warden; Basil Wotton, secre- Full Suspension ern Michigan, will serve as mester. The scholarships are 25 YEARS AGO tary; Chester Muntz, trea- medical director for Hills and being issued from the $1.547 surer; Leo Tracy, senior dea- Running Boards Dales’ emergency depart- million endowment left by Dr. and Mrs. Efren Dizon, con; Lester O’Dell, junior ment and a new ambulatory the one-time Snover teacher, husband and wife pediatrics deacon; Clarence Merchant, .Governed Throttle center based within the hos- who made her fortune in the team and natives of the Phil- chaplain; Clifford Martin, pital. The arrival of ECI will stock market. ippines, will begin their marshall; Harold Guinther, Parts and Service Available enable the hospital to offer A host of family members, medical practice around Jan. Tyler, and Jack VanAllen, on-site emergency staffing neighbors and friends gath- 1, and will work from the Carl Palmateer, William SALE PRICED 24 hours a day, 7 days a ered Saturday in Kingston same office. They are the first Sctjram and Charles Turner, week. for a surprise welcome home known husband-wife team to all stewards. Liz Phillips, daughter of and belated birthday party practice in this area and will A recount in Almer Town- NOW! Milt and Brenda Phillips of for Deford youth Rodney be the only pediatricians in ship on liquor by the glass the entire Thumb region. ended in a tie vote, 413 yes Their office will be in the re- and 413 no, Archie Hicks, VanAllen on deployment cently completed clinic county clerk, announced. LAETHEM’S - CAR0 which also houses Dr. Kim Although the vote recount Navy Senior Chief Petty Spain. During the visit sail- and Dr. Lee. will leave the county “dry”, FOR MORE INFO CALL UfbllD@. Officer William S. VanAllen, ors and marines on board Dennis Hurley, of rural it opens the door for another son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas participated in local commu- Cass City, was in serious reelection whenever the pro- W. VanAllen, Cass City, is nity relations projects and condition Tuesday following currently half-way through a events including basketball ponents of liquor by the glass what police described as a submit the necessary peti- 6-month deploymeot to the games against local teams, beating he suffered early tion. Mediterranean Sea and Ara- tours of Barcelona, and a Monday night just outside bian Gulf, and participated in medieval feast. During their Jack’s Bar in Cass City. a training exercise while as- visit, over 6,000 guests Hurley told police 2 men signed to the amphibious toured the ship, purchased jumped him as he was going transport dock ship USS memorabilia and talked with out the back door. Hurley ATTENTION: Shreveport, home ported in sailors and marines. was taken to Hills and Dales G.M. Emplo ees and their immediate Family Members: PAT Norfolk, Va. Hospital, where he was VanAllen’s ship one of VanAllen, a 1974 graduate CURTIS CHEVkOLET, OLDSMOBILEand CADILLAC is your only - treated for head injuries. Po- place to shop for SUPER $OW LEASE DEALS the ships in the USS John E of Cass City High School, lice have no suspects and and GMO OUT OF STOCK PRICING on select models. Kennedy Battle Group - ioined the Navy in Novem- their investigation of the in- ide a port visit to Palakos, ber 1975. cident continues. A group from Good Shep- herd Lutheran Church in 28, 36 months, 36,000 Cass City fasted for 24 hours MSRP $18,335, GMS $16,587.20, est rate 3.3%, $1,300 prior to Thanksgiving to help raise funds to feed the world’s hungry. Participating were Gordon Okerstrom Jr., Diane Stine, Debby Broecker, Mari Butler, FUJI TruColor, Inc. Teresa Holstedt, Karen Krug, @ Mrs. Loretta Hacker, Paula Butler, Liz Vargo, Pastor 6.W,3 yr,, 36,Wmiles, 2% a miewec, ht rale James Van Dellen, Ken at ygwng + lax. litla d loense. Kerbyson and Denise ‘Okerstrom. -Keep this Film Proccssing Card. With The Cass City Red Hawks cadi toll of film that Is pmccsscd Uic posted their second victory to plaoto clcrk will lwiicli tlic card. put them in a tie for the Thumb B lead following Tuesday night’s upset victory 5300 V-8 push button 4x4, trailer pkg., much, much more! 36’rno., 36.000 miles, 20$ a mile over, 51,500 over Sandusky, 58-53. High down, $2,120 due at signin scorers were Ken Lowe with 13, Chuck Bliss, 12, and Dave Zawilinski, 8. Mrs. James Bauer has do- nated 2 scrapbooks to the Pat Curtis Chev.-Olds-Cadillacannounces the RETURN Of Rawson Memorial Library. One depicts the Christmas Option I Out-Of-Stock On ALL ‘99 MODELS! town displays of the early 1950’s and features newspa- per clippings of that era. The other is a collection of clip- pings of Cass City’s Centen- nial celebration in 1965. Loaded wla 5700 Vortec engl 35 YEARS AGO need and all the tow1

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Bridge winners Dec. 1, Bill Dupuis and Toby MERCHANTS LEAGUE 103-100, H. Brown 93, A. 217), L. Prime 625 (210- nation honoring high achiev- Weaver, Dec. 8, Bill Dupuis and John Haire. rerra 33 259), D. Hyatt 622 (212- School seniors is among the qew England Financial As of Dec. 8 Fluhanty 108, R. Cooper ing high school students. 108-129, D. McGee 215, J. 228), M. htnam 620 (234), students included in the 33rd 32 1/2 annual edition of Who’s Who Thursday, December 16 Hollywood & Vine 15 Ruffing 120, A. Veneziano D, O’Dell618 (213-235), L. :ass Tavern 32 Morgan 614 (215-231), S. Among American High Bus trip to Fox Theater. Meet at St. Pancratius Church Hycogen Seeds 32 Trisch Septic 14 84, B. Vargo 158-153, S. parking lot at 9:30, bus leaves at 1O:OO. Howard 97-105-109, G. Jones 614 (213-214), M. School Students. Schmaltz Construction 25 New England 14 Charmont 12 Ashbreck 62, M.A. Lutz 601 (219-233), J. Kr01 Friday, December 17 BICCGeneral 24 Wasserman 138-102-137, T. 596 (217), J. Finkbeiner 595 They are Brooke Ouvry and Babich Farms 24 S S Builders 9 Aaron Volz. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon, Good Shepherd T Furness Builders 9 Coleman 123, N. Powell (231), T. Pattingill 594 tinsel, Burns 483. ribbon, electric cords, or Hills & Dales Hospital 4 cially a cat, according to wire High Games: M. Haley Volz traveled to the Mid- Tuscola County Humane plastic decoration hangers, LaFave Steel 4 203, B. Peyerk 181, B. west to help with floodclean Health Mart Pills 3 Society officials. string and treated Christmas Kilbourn 189, M. Burns 179, up and assisted with clean up Cats can’t spit things out tree water can cause fatal in- T. Schuette 185, M. in the Thumb after a tornado High Individual Games: C. because of those barbs in the testinal damage if eaten. Mathewson 172, B. Ware struck. Also involved in the back of their mouths. If the Smith 245, C. Wallace 192, 170. Adopt a Highway program Aaron Volz Extra activity around your D. Potrykus 19 1, string stops moving through the tract, it can create an ac- home with guests can cause High Individual Series: C. is a second year Walbro additional stress for your pet. Smith 58 1, D. Potrykus 52 1, Thanks for cordion effect that literally Corp. co-op employee and Students are nominated by saws a hole in the intestines. Try to keep your pet’s rou- C. Wallace 488, B. Howard has been a member of the tine as normal as possible. 488. calI i ng high school principals and/ Peritonitis follows and, of- high school golf team for 2 guidance counselors, ten, death. Baking string Several holiday plants can High Team Series & Game: years. Osentoski Trucking 1999 872-2010 tional youth groups, should be placed in a plastic be poisonous, Christmascac- (774). churches and educational or- bag before disposing of it in tus, Christmas rose, English Split conversions: €3. with feature Who’s Who, published by ganizations based on the stu- a sealed trashcan. holly, mistletoe, cedar, pine, Howard 3-6-7- 10. ‘ Educational Communica- dents’ academic achievement People food such as table poinsettia, juniper, elder- tions Inc., Lake Forest, Ill., All Season Video 8 Story ideas and involvement in extracur- scraps and other fatty or sug- berry, to name a few of the is the largest recognition pro- r ic u lar activities . arp foods can cause gas- mostpopularones. Wickes 8 SANTA LPAWS’,alias Tim Woern of Vassar, Triple R 3 helped the Tuscola County Humane Society High Team Series: Holly- raise $539 recently by posing for pet pictures wood & Vine 3039. at the Tractor Supply Co. store in Caro. Santa High Team Game: All Sea- to cats, son 1039. proved be a good sport, posing with 3 210 Games or 575 Series: 78 dogs and one snake. G. Robinson 664 (227-233), CCTwasthe Night Before Christmas” U each month of the year, from the cold night’s Twas the night before see clearly. because of the soldiers, chill. Christmas, like the one lying here. he lived all alone, The soldier lay sleeping, 1 didn’t want to leave in a one bedroom house silent, alone, 1 couldn’t help wonder on that cold, dark night, made of plaster and curled up on the floor how many lay alone, this guardian of honor I CHECK OUT OUR GMS HOLIDAY SPECIALS1 stone. in this one bedroom on a cold Christmas Eve so willing to fight. home. in a land far from home. had come down the I Then the soldier rolled chimney with presents The face was so gentle, The very thought over, with a voice soft to give, and to see just the room in such brought a tear to my and pure, whispered, who disorder, eye, “Carry on Santa, it’s in this home did live. not how 1 pictured I dropped to my knees Christmas day, all is a United States Soldier. and started to cry. secure,” I looked all about, lgg9 slLVERDo.r 1999 OLDS CUTLASS GLS 1999 CHEW PRISM a strange sight I did see, Was this the her The soldier awakened One look at my watch, 314 TonII ..^ Ext. .-- 4x4 Stk #9568 no tinsel, no presents, Stk #9404 Of whom I’d Just icad? and I heard a rough and I knew he was right, not even a tree. 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Zawilinsh; Women's low, high:Mary Nicole Baker, Ryan Ryan, Chad Sparks, Lindsey opened the meeting with the , It was voted to pIay euchre Speirs, Ryan Storm, Jarod Lord's Prayer and the Pledge instead of bingo, and money Chippi. Guza. The traveling prize Biddi nger*, Dennis Bowen *, The February committee is Whitney Braun, John Brown, Stoutenburg, Jeffrey of Allegiance. The prizes given. went to Beatrice Jones. Brent Cooper, Alyssa Stoutenburg*, Brandi Cryderman, Kristen Curtiss, Talaski, Jenna Timko", Joseph Daneault, Jill Dillon, Michael Todd, Kalen / Aaron Fent, Jeremiah Fritz, Trischler, Heather Vatter, Howard Bell Jimmy Froede, Courtney Janelle Venema, Amber Hacker*, Jennifer Hacker*, Weiss, Jeffrey Wills. OWEN-GAGE Junior High students who par- Jennifer Hadd, Bradley Hartel, Danielle Hartel, Kyle 7TH GRADE ticipated in solo and ensemble are (back row, Hartwick, Kati Hill*, Allison from left) Jonathon Bennett, Laura Enderle, Hillaker, Joseph Homrocky, Ashley Barrigar, Tasha Nicole Schmidt, Jennifer Czewski, Wendy Stephanie Jamieson*, James Bryant, Patricia Dale, Jared Ketterer, Meredith Kirn, Ferris, Chad Francis, Errer, (front row, left) Kate Swiastyn, Nashia Whitney Kim, Kathryn Klco, Samantha Glaspie, Caleb Prich and Amanda Pillsbury. Lysa Knight*, Galen Kuebli, Hanby, Bryan Hill, Carrie Andrew LaFave, Jessica Hillaker", Paul Hoelzle, for Lange", Andrew Langlois, Krista Homakie", Elizabeth Cameron Lautner, Ricky Hoxie, Corey Johnson, Rose Owen-Gage musicians Lovejoy*, Andrew Martin*, Krug*, Luann Laming*, Laura McComas*, Brandon Bethany Langlois", Timothy Miller*, Thomas Mittlestat, Mills, Daniel Mittlestat, GREAT CAR DEALS! shine at competition Kevin Ouvry, Angela Parks, Christina Montgomery, Andrew Peruski, Katelyn Christina Osentoski, Delores 2000 PONTIAC SUNFIRE Junior High Solo and En- solo-11, Nicole Schmidt and Pine, Kevin Phillips*, Rabideau, Jesse Rader*, 2000 GMC SONOMA semble (District 111) was held Amanda Pillsbury - flute/ Ashleigh Rabideau*, Patrick Reed, Stephanie #I912 Reg. Cab #I842 Saturday, Dec. 4, at Car0 clarinet duet-11, and Nicole Courtney Rabideau*, Kyle Richards*, Lauren Rowe*, High School. Schmidt and Nashia Prich - Reif, Allyn Richards*. Sean Severance, Leah Eight students from the flute/clarinet duet-11. The Nicholas Sattelberg", Emily Sherman, Kristina Owendale-Gagetown Junior soloists were accompanied ISchinnerer", Bradley Sever- Spaulding, Jason Speirs*, High Band participated, with by Faye Errer. ance, Beth Spencer, Kari Nicholas Stoutenburg, Jessie all of the students receiving The Owendale- Gagetown Spencer, Michael Stevens, Tuckey, Aime Warack, Jake a I or I1 rating. Bands will be presenting a Philip Strong, Rebecca Wilder, Tara Whittaker*, holiday band concert Thurs- Michael Zmierski 11. The following students per- Sweeney*, Nancy Thane, day starting at 7:30 p.m. in Sheila Wasserman, Brent formed: Jonathon Bennett - the Owendale gymnasium. 8TH GRADE 2000 BUCK CENTURY 2000 PONTIAC GRAND AM G1 alto saxophone solo-I, Jenni- Weaver * , Adam The sixth grade band, junior Wentworth*, Leah #I751 fer Czewski - trumpet solo- high band, senior high band Allyson Bell, Jacob 11, Laura Enderle - drum Whittaker*, vier Whittaker, and jazz band will be per- Bobby Windsor. Brinkman, Justin Darr, solo-11, Wendy Errer - bari- forming a variety of Christ- Krystee Dorland*, Alison tone solo-11, Nicole Schmidt mas music. Owen-Gage Emmert", Qler Erla, Nathan - piano solo-11, Kate Bands are under the directjon 6TH GRADE Fisher, Kristi Fluegge*, Swiastyn - alto saxophone of Don Starks. Gavin Frederick, Leslie Dustin Bader, Caitlin Hacker*, Adam Haag, Eric Pet support group forming Barnes, Racheal Biebel, Hanby, Erik Helwig, Sara *GMs, $1,000down, 36 months, 12,000 miles. 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ASTRO, BURGUNDY, 2 WD, 7 PASSENGER...... ,.,,...... $13,295 '96 DODGECARAVAN, WHITE, 7 PASSENGER...... ,..,,.,...... $10,295 '94 GMC SAFARI,WHITE, AWD ...... $7,495 WITH MORE AEROBIC CLASSES '93 GMC VAN, BLACK, 4.3 ...... $2,995 '92 GMC VAN, WHITE, 5.7 ...... $5,495 '92 FORD ECONOLINE, WHITE, HI-TOP ...... $8,295 '99 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE,GREEN, SE ...... $15,295 '99 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE,BURGUNDY, SE'...... $15,995 MONDAY&WEDNESDAY '99 PONTIAC GRANDAM, WHITE, 4 eYL...... $13,295 '99 PONTlAC GRANDAM, GREEN, 4 CYL...... $13,295 BEGINNERS KICKBOXING '99 PONTIACGRAND AM, RED, 6 CYL...... $13,295 '98 BUICKCENTURY, BLUE, V6, FULL POWER ...... $15,495 '98 BUlCK CENTURY, BURGUNDY, V6, FULL POWER ...... $15,495 BEGINNERS STEP '98 BUlCK CENTURY, WHITE, V6,'FULL POWER ...... $15,495 '98 POWIAC GRANDAM,TAN, 4 CYL, 2 DR...... $1 1,995 '98 PONTIAC GRANDAM, BURGUNDY, 4 CYL., 4 DR...... $11,995 AEROBICS '98 BUICK REGAL, BLUE, V6, FULLPOWER ...... $11,995 '98 BUlCK LESABRE,TEAL, LIMITED,LEATHER ...... $19,995 '98 PONTlAC GRANDAM,RED, 2 DR...... $8,295 5:OO-6: 15pm '98 PONTIAC GRANDPRIX, RED, 2 DR., ET ...... $16,29& '97 CAPIUAC SEVILLE, WHITE, STS ...... $27,995 '97 PONTlAC BONNEVILLE,PEWTER, LEATHER ...... $13,695 '97 PONTIACGRAND AM, BURGUNDY, 2 DR., 4 CYL ...... $8,495 '97 FORDTAURUS, BURGUNDY, GS ...... $7,995 MONDAY &WEDNESDAY '96 PONTIAC GRANDAM,WHITE, 4 DR., AUTO ...... $8,295 '96 PONTIAC GRANDPRIX, WHITE, B4U, 2 DR...... $13,195 KICKBOXING '96 PONTlAC SUNFIRE, RED, 2 DR., AUTO SUNROOF..,.,...,.....,...... ~.. .. $5,495 '96 PONTIAC SUNFIRE, WHITE, 4 DR...... $6,995 '96 CADILLAC DEVILLE, GREEN DOUBLE STEP CLASS '96 GEO PRIZM, GREEN ...... $6,995 .. ,* ...... '95 FORDTAURUS, RED, 4 DR...... $6,995 '95 SATURN, GRAY, 4 DR., STICK, SUNROOF ...... $4,495 6: 15-7:30pm '95 CHEV. CAPRlCE,TEAL, CLOTH, LOADEO...... $10,495 '94 BUICKPARK AVE., GRAY ...... $1 1,695 '94 BUICK PARK AVENUE,RED, V6,FULL POWER...... $10,495 '94 BUICKLESABRE, TAN, V6, FULL POWER ...... $7,995 8 WEEK SESSION '94 PONTlAC GRANDAM, BLUE, 2 DR., V6, FULL POWER ...... $6,995 '94 FORDESCORT, TEAL, WAGON ...... $1,995 '94 FORDPROBE, BLACK, MOON ROOF, STICK ...... $6,996; FOR ONLY $48.00 '94 PONTlAC GRANDPRIX, RED, 2 DR., B4U ...... $9,995 '94 EAGLEVISION ESI, BLUE, 4 DR...... $6,495 '93 BUICK CENTURY,MAROON, V6,FULL POWER ...... $6,495 January lot"- March lSf2000 '93 PONTIAC GRANDPRIX, LT. GREEN, 4 DR...... $5,995 '92 PONTlAC GRANDAM,WHITE, 2 DR...... $6,295 Class size liinited Sign up today!! '92 FORDESCORT, BLUE, 4 DR.., AUTO ...... $2,295 * '91 OLDS 88 ROYALE, LT. BLUE, CLOTH ...... $6,495 '91 PONTIAC 6000, RED, 4 DR., FULL POWER ...... $5,295 .c5 17 872-2084 '90 CHEVROLETCORSICA, BLUE ...... $1,295 '90 PONTIAC SUNBIRD, BLUE ...... $995 '90 LINCOLNCONTINENTAL, RED LEATHER ...... $5,495 '89 PONTlAC SUNBIRD, RED/BlACK, 2 DR., A~O...... $2,995 TUESDAY CHAIR AEROBICS 10:15-11:OO am

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AL RAE RICK THOMPSON HOLLY BEECHER BILL BLAYLOCK Service Hours: 6190 Hospital Dr. * Cass City Mon. thru Fri, 730 to 5:30. NEW EXTENDED HOURS Please call for appointment. Affiliated with Hills & Dales General Hospital Mon.-Tues.-Thurs. 8 :OO-8 :OO: Wed.-Fri. 8 :OO-5 :3 0; Saturday 9:00-2 :00 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1999 PAGE THIRTEEN At Tuscola Recycling Center Urge recycling of Christmas trees

Mrs. Thelma Jackson Send your Christmas tree Each Christmas, 34 million tlve to sending them to the bring a bag- chippers and manpower to back to nature with the trees end up in the landfill. landfill. Bring Your trees to recycle create the Christmas Com- Christmas Compost Project. Chipping Christmas trees Saturday only, Jan- 8, from post. Also assisting in the and Mrs. Leo Feebish l'hurs- Your family had agreattime into Christmas Compost Christmas can be 9 a.m. to 1 P.m. to the Sixteen members of the pancake and ham breakfast cornposted for later in the project %e Kevin Stephens, 31in Bouck family met at day for theirchstmas party. at the Masonic ~~11in Bad choosing the perfect tree for (mulch) is the alterna- Tuscola County Recycling who has taken on this pro- your holiday. Now complete . * garden* ChristmasCom~ost Center, located at 1123 gram as an Eagle Scout Ubly Heights Country Club Mrs. Allen Depcinski, Axe Sunday morning. can be used around trees Thelma Murray, Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr, the SeaSon sending your Mertz Rd., Caro, or the in Ubly for dinner Sunday to and shrubs to retain project, B~~ Scout Troop Leone Doerr and Mrs. Curtis tree back to nature* Gather yule dinner at VaSSU City Hall parking lot help Mr. and Mrs. Olin 0' Henley and Mrs, Dale moisture and to suppress #562, Cub Scout Bear Den Laming attended the St. Cleland enjoyed the festival the family together and bring at 287 E. Huron St. invassar. Bouck celebrate their 65th weeds. If like to take #I, Tuscola County &cy- wedding anniversary. John's Catholic Church of lights at Sandusky Satur- Your Christmas tree in for 'lub Kappen Tree Service of cling and Tuscola County recycling. Be sure to remove your chips home, please cassCity is furnishing the Dan Franzel, Doris Western Christmas party at Ubly day evening. .. soil Conservation. Monday evening. Ron Geigar, Mr. and Mrs. all ornaments and tinsel from and Allen Farrelly attended Ladies of the Owendale the steak fry at the Port Hope Harvey Guigar of Minerva, your trees. Charles Bouck of Elkton Ohio, Bobbie Allen, Chuck Women's Club enjoyed a Sportsman's Club Hall. was a Friday guest of Mr. and Christmas catered dinner Allen Jr. and Allen Farrelly For each Christmas tree that Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konkel Mrs. Olin Bouck. Tuesday evening at the home went to Beaumont Hospital you bring to the drop-off lo- visited Marvel Wilcox at Margaret Cook, Doris of Joyce Sheldon. A festive LBS. Huron Memorial Hospital in Detroit to be with Cheryl cations, you will receive a I 40 $3.99 Western, Dan Franzel and Allen who had surgery decor with Christmas dinner- Wednesday. Allen Farrelly attended the coupon for a free tree seed- ao LBS. $6.99 Wednesday morning . ling that you can pick up at ware complimented the Allen Farrelly had surgery bountiful meal. I at Huron Memorial Hospital the Tuscola County Soil WITH COUPON Conservation District Spring There will be no meeting in AV Bad Axe Friday morning. January. A discussion was Mr. and Mrs. Tom Secund period honor roll Tree Sale. Plant this free tree to replace the one you en- had about the Valentine O'Henley, Mr. and Mrs. boxes for the February meet- Allen Depcinski and Mr. and joyed this Christmas. Trees at Campbell Elementary are a renewable resource that ing. Fellowship was enjoyed Mrs. Bob Tschirhart attended the rest of the evening. a birthday party at the home The Campbell Elementary Ashley Hutchinson, Brittany benefits everyone. of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Iseler School honor roll for the 2nd Karavas, Kristie Karr*, Mark and daughters for their marking period has been an- Koepf, Andy Kolacz, Adam daughter Ali's 8th birthday nounced. Kranz*, Matt Lenda, Friday evening. Rodney Abasso, David Candize Littlebear, Caitlin Mrs. Martin Sweeney at- Acker*, Heather Baker", Marek, Shane McFarland, Bave a tended the Christian Mothers Isaiah Battel, Jessica Bessler, Lauren Meck, Alyssa Nicol, We )Christmas party at St. Chris Binder, Kendra Bitzer, Alicia Osentoski, Tommy Columbkille Catholic Chelsey Bootz, Shane Parrish, Stephanie Regnerus, Church at Sheridan Monday Brandmair, Evan Bushong, Caitlyn Rickett, Brandy Dozen good evening. Christmas gifts Allen Bussard, Chris Childs, Rychlewski, Cassandra were exchanged. Samantha Currier, Ethan Simpson, Jeff Sparks, Doris Western, Dan Damm, Erica Darr, Ashley Marissa Summersett, Robin to Send Franzel, Ed Schember and Deel, Andrew De'ering, Suthcrlan, Shayna Ward, CJ Reasons Allen Farrelly met at Rebecca Doerr, Maddie Wannhier, Derek Weidman*, 4 McDonald's in Bad Axe Fri- Dooley, Megan Dorland, Jonathan Williams, Megan day morning. Kim Guthrie, Jacob Hanby, Woodruff, C hr i s Zaw i I i nski , Tour Qest '\, '\, Eleven members of the Scarlett Helland, Zachary Jennifer Zmierski. 'Traveling Breakfast Club Hopper, Darrin Howard, * Indicates all A's. met at the Peppermill in Bad Axe for breakfast Thursday Wishes to the morning. They will meet at * McDonald's Food and Fam- ily Deli in Bad Axe next week. Ones Cyou xove! Dan Franzel and Doris Western went to Bay City to get Mrs. Dan Franzel who was returning home after Buy Two Dozen Photo Greeting Cards From the Book .spending 4 days with their T(-~~I.LJthe daughter, Sharon Franzel, in Mart Photo Lab, and Receive One Dozen More Photo Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Depcinski were Sunday af- hot? Greeting Cards ... FOR FREE! ternoon guests of Mr. and t Mrs. Dale Laming for birth- -1- . We can help! day cake and ice cream for in and browse through Tracy Laming's 14th birth- Come day. our large selection of:

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"we nQatYOU BQttW, AGFA U@ Formerly "OLD WOOD DRUG" Nothing Escapes AGFA Film! Sa You'll FwI Better" Store Hours: MOR- Fri. 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. m NEW StlERIDfiN BOOKMfiRT Sat. 9 a.m.- 4 am. a HECILTH MORT PtifiRMKY Books, Cwds, Photo €iGifts Sun. 12:3O p.m.-b p.m. Jonathan Shores, R. Ph. 6498 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 (517) 872-2075 Opm Evev Other Sunday CASS CITYCHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER i5,iggg PAGE- -- FOURTEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872-2010 TO PLACE AN ACTION AD 'Transit (nonbusiness) rates, < PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR - Dozer Vinyl Siding bow with case, 28" draw, size 12-13, boots and poles, miles north of Cass City. 2- '. . 60- 5-9-30-tf New Construction & 1987 T-BIRD Turbo coupe. pound weight, $150. Super $150. 872-3283. 2- 12- 15-3 bedrooms, one-car garage. Water pump and water tank Backhoe $1,000 or best offer. 872- Available Dec. 15.872-4921. sales. In-home service. 4323 Krapf Rd., Cass City Remodeling Nintendo with games, $60. '? 4" 4" 4" Credit cards accepted. Call 4400. 1-12-8-3 Trumpet, $75. Car top car- GOURMET COFFEES 4- 12-1-3 * Phone (517) 872-3031 Homes & Businesses *' 673-4850 or 800-745-4851 8-5-3 1 -t1 rier, $50. 872- 1266 after 7 available at Timeless Trea- F 8-4-21-ti PARTING OUT 1986 Buick sures. Whole bean or freshly F CLASSY p anytime. 8-9-25-tf p.m. 2- 12- 1-3 WE ARE NOW taking appli- Park Avenue. Many good ground, regular $7.99 a cations for 2-bedroom apart- body parts. Also 1974 Chevy pound, decaf $8.99 a pound. 4" CUTS Ken Martin Smith pickup, needs flywheel. Call FOR SALE I Whirlpool por- ments at Northwood Heights 4" 'Full Service Salon -? 872-3687. 2- €2-15-3 after 5:00, 872- 1256. table dishwasher $50. Call Apartments in Cass City. *Make-up Nails Electric, Inc. Painting Refrigera tion after 4:00, 872-4522. F F 1 12-1-3 Rent is based on income. For Tanning Perms 2- 12-8-3 ARE YOU collecting the rental information, call 5 17- p p Homes - Fkms and new State quarters? Special 872-2369 or Crest Property Color .Cuts Commercial 1998 NEON - 4-door, red, order your commemorative F P Appliance Repair 1978 CJ-5 - completely re- Management at 5 17-652- Industrial air, 5-speed transmission, collector's quarter board to- GIFTCERTIFICATES stored, $ €6,000 new parts. 9281. Some units barrier F F 28,800 miles, 35-40 miles AVAILABLE New and rewire Asking $10,0o0. 872-3236. day. Sure to become a fam- All makes and models per gallon. $7,600.. 872- ily heirloom. Available at free. TTY for hearing or Smoke-Free STATE LICENSED 2- 12-8-3 speech impaired 1-800-649- 4134. 1- 12-8-tf Timeless Treasures, only F Walk-ins or pointments P Ross Kraft 3777. Equal Housing Op- Phone 872-4114 $24.95. Framing also avail- % 8729x277 % Cass City,Mich. portunity. 4- 10-20-tf Call 872-3092 FOR SALE - 1981 Chevy 3/. DIAMOND RING appraised able. 872-3687. 2- € 2- 15-3 " DOWNTOWNCASSCITY 4180 'Hurds Corner Road P4L FP'??FF 4-ton pickup. Great shape. at $4,800, asking $2,800. 8-8-10-tf , (517) 87?-3601 8-4-84f Call 872- 1232. 1- 12-15- 1 872-3236. 2- 12-8-3 FULL SIZE TRUCK topper, HILLSIDE NORTH apart- good condition, $100. Call ments has one-bedroom WARJU, carpet and vi-: Ronold E. Palmer FRESH TURKEYS, farm 872-5700. 2- 12-15- 1 apartment, laundry room, raised, $1.65/pound, €4.to 17 storage, air conditioning. Insurance? Builder pounds. Also variety of cute FOR SALE - Bulk carrots - $360/mon t h, $360/securi ty bunnies, 8 weeks and up. delivery available. Call 269- Term or Universal Life 8- 2- 25 - tf, New buildings, PIWOAK BEDROOM set deposit. 872-4654. . .. 8 €0-724-0975 before 8 p.m. 7925. 2- 12- 15- 1 Estate or Family Protection old buildings, for sale. Queen size bed with 4-1 1-10-tf Footings - Waterlines - I 2- 12-8-3 Please call.. Complete Septic Systems siding, box spring and mattress, 5' HAMMOND ORGAN - FOR RENT - Small one bed- Jim Ceranski Sand - GlEavel - topsoil. pole barns dresser with mirror, 5 drawer R182 full pedal 11, $800 or chest, 2 drawer night stand. FOR SALE - Custom built room house, $3OO/plus secu- Mark Wiese Variety offill - 2805 Crawford Rd., best offer. 1-5 17-872-4667 rity deposit and utilities. Any size fill job Excellent condition. $800. storage barns, all sizes, horse after 6 p.m. 2-12-15-3 Scott Mills Cass City, MI 48726 872-42 10. 2- 12- 1-3 barns, dog houses, craft Phone 872-3363. 4-12-8-3 Free Estimates iarris-Hampshire Agency, Ink ' (517) 872-4780 items. Will deliver. Call 872- FOR 1998 Ski Doo FIREWOOD Ash and SALE - WILLIAMSBURG APART- 6815 E, Cass City Rd. 872-4502 8-1 0-27-tf 2608. ,3rd house on Hurds Formula 583. Under 1,OOO maple split, $40 face cord. 2 MENTS - Car0 (Now under Cass City 8- 1 -23-tf Corner Rd., north of M-81. miles 4400. 872-5269. Softwood $30. Convenient new ownership) are now re- Harold Deering, Call any- 2- 12- 15-3 THUMB pick up. 872-35 IS, time. 2-1 I-17-tf ceiving applications for one 2- 10- 14-tf GREAT and 2 bedroom apartments. Thomas Roofing SEWING Rental from $385 per month, STIHL SAW PARTS and re- CHRISTMAS GInS YOUR TOTAL SERVICE FOR SALE - Purebred includes water, sewer and Certified Master Mechanic chocolate Lab pups. Mother pair; Special fall prices on Quilted Christmas trash removal. All apart- ROOFING CONTRACTOR SALT FREE iron ionditidn- Repairs most models of Husqvarna saws. Rex Binder Computer Alignments sewing machines , purebred, father registered. Tree Skirts ments are equipped with ers and water softeners, $150 each. Call 872-3937. Sales, across from TSC, QuiltedTotebags separate hat water heaters, Computer Balance Serving the area 24,000 grain, $700, In- SPECIAL PRlCE ON 2- 12- 1-3 Caro. 673-4367. 2- 11-10-6 Doll Clothes & furnaces and central air. For & Rotation . for 28 years home service on all brands. National 758 Open Arm $325.00 in case Accessories more information call (5 17) Front End parts Credit cards accepted. Call LICENSED - INSURED Contact Ernest Messing & Paul's Pump Repair, 673- ( Real Estate For Sale Barbie Clothes 673-2046. Equal Housing Shocks Struts - BONDED Minden City Opportunity. 4- 12-8-4 4850 or 800-745-4851 for Betty Smith Brakes 872-2970 (517) 864-3015 Tune- ups free analysis. 8-9-25-tf 3-BEDROOM trailer in Cass City 872-2394 Free Estimates ,, country, references, no pets, I 517-658-8317. 4-12-8-3 All your tire needs from '. . Kappen lkee Service - __ wh ee 1barrows DOG KENNELING - open WE NOW OFFER 2 - B EDRO OM dow 11 t a i r s' E h rlich 's s to tractors 7 days. Rooster Ranch. 517- TREE MOVING apartinent at beautiful Hill- See us today . 658-2332. 8- 10-8-tf side Apartments. Fully car- We're insured for ~nur- i A Blaine Flag Business e peted, rcfrigerator, range,' protection Cass City Tire D J PUMP ' For all your flag needs water,- water softener, air deBeaubien TREES BRUSH FLAGS - POLES conditioner, storage units Phone 872-5303 SERVICE LIMBS STUMPS and laundromat. Near gro- A CCESSORIES Water Pumps & Snow Plowing Call anytime cery store, beauty shop, hos- Tanks US - State - Military -College pital, doctors. Call 872- Residential or 5 17-673-53 13 Knights of Columbus Sales & Service Light commercial kiday, January 14th Carlton Cards 3315. 1-800-322-5684 Advertising Specialties 4-3-3 1-tf Senior Citizen Seasonal Rates 8- I I -8-tf Property is located at 1350 Weeden Road, Caro, Mich. FISH GINNERS - Discount Insured 1-800-369-8882 Baked & Fried Fish, The sale will be held at 10:OO a.m. at the front entrance FOR RENT - Large 2-bed- STATE LICENSED 872-5606 LEE MORGAN Bill Ehrlich, Sr. 665-2568 room apartment, main floor ALL YOU CAN EAT DOUGLAS GERMAIN of the Court House in the Village of Car0 which is the 3 PLOWS TO BETTER PAINTING Bill Ehrlich, Jr. and 7 rooms, 1 €/2bath. Call Tuscola County Circuit Court 665-2503 3rd Friday of each month I 517-683.12697 SERVE YOU CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 872-36 10. 4- €2-€5-3 beginning SepL 17,1999' 2-1 1-18-tf c 8-9-3-ft 8-1 1-17-tf EXTERIORSINTERIORS Minimum bid is $58,101.00 4:OO to 7:;s p.m. -' % FOR RENT - Large one-bed- S.E.V. is $35,900 Property Sells "AS IS" K of C Hall WOOL) GRAINING f ,Real Estate 11room apartment. $2751 ADVANTAGE PLUS ELECTRIC MOTOR and; *TEXTURING J month plus deposit. 517- 6106 Beechwood Dr., Cass City power tool repair, 8 a.m. to 5 I The house is a 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch on a basement, For Sale 872-3935. 4- 12- 15-tf Adults $7.00, Children $3.00 CARPET CLEANING p.m. weekdays, 8 a:m. to; with a one car attached garage. 5-9- 1-tf WRECKER BUSINESS for u Cass City noon Saturdays. John Blair,. sale. Yearly gross income HOUSE TO RENT - Be- UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 1/8 mile west of M-53 on This foreclosure sale is subject to six month redemption rights. $40,000. Receipts to prove tween Car0 and Cass City. Sebewaing Road. Phone Cass City FABRIC PROTECTION (517) 872-3840 8- I1-27-tl income. Asking price Available January 2000.872- 269-7909. 8- 12- 13-tf Terms - Certified funds delivered to the sheriff at the sale. $20.000. All-Season Rent- 3437. 4- 12- Missionary Church VAN MOUNTED UNIT 3-12-8-2 €5-1 For more details contact- A11,'872-2251. 3- 12- 15-3 4449 Koepfgen Road Owner: Tim Stoll BUILDERS Rural Development at (888) 77 1-6993 TWO APARTMENTS for 072-2729 (517) 872-1180 (-1 Rural Development is An Equal Opportunity Lender =,= rent, heat and water included. Sunday School 'Carpet & Upholstery NORTHWOOD Coach Light Pharmacy, ask 9:45 a.m. 8- 10-20-ti agarage door installation for Barb, -872-3613. Worship Service new & existing , , *garage opener repairs MODULAR 4- 12- 15-tf 1 1:00 a.m. ALL BRITE CARPET Evening Service .vi ny kiding/roofs HOMES CARO'S CO~IUIIU- and UPHOLSTERY I NEWEST 6:30 p.m. Cleaned nity, Sugar Creek, is accept- pastor ~ad@wardi CLEANING ing applications for one, 2 or ' sa1 1-52 3 rooms & hall 3 bedroom apartments. Rent $5gg5 starts at $479.00 and in- NO SMOKING BINGO - *Flood removal cludes water and sewer, trash Every Wednesday night. Love seat, sofa, chair Don Pohn 517-868-36188-12-8-2 I collection, range, refrigera- Open 6:OO - Early Bird 6:30 $6gg5 4394 Maple #3 I tor, disposal, dishwasher and - Regular Bingo 7:OO. Post Cleans deep and dries fast Cass City Our lot or yours washer and dryer connec- 3644 VFW, Weaver St. Odor 81 Spot Removal Phone 872-3471 8-7-€O-tf , tions, pantries and mini 5-2-26-tf Included 8/ 10 of a mile north of blinds. Gas heat and central 100% Satisfaction air conditioning are avail- 4Garage& openers doors the light in Cass City Guaranteed able. Patios or balconies are Call Toll Free 51 7-872-2217 optional. Located on M-81 3- 1 0-27-tf Good Shepherd I 1-888-424-041 4 Prices & service and Romain Rd. Open Mon- 8-3-24-tf day. Call anytime. 5 €7-673- Lutheran Church that can't be beat! 0515. 4-8- 18-tf I.+ For Rent 6820 E. Main St. D&M Gas & Oil Furnaces 872-2770 All Gas Appliances FOR RENT - Caw City Mini OWICE SPACE now avail- Worship Service 9:30 a+m. EXCAVATING Storage. Call 872-39 17. able at the Hahn Building at Septic Systems HEAT1 NG 4-3-13-tf 6240 West Main, Cass City.' Bible Class & Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Water Lines Clean and ready to move in. and VFW HALL available for Also large front office, 2 dis-; Pastor: Geruld Meyr Footings COOLING Sewing and Alterations rental occasions. Call Oscar play windows. Excellent lo-' 5-7- 1-tf Topsoil by Kathleen Niuola Brooks at 872-2932. cation. 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Ia Deer.comlreal tor PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN At Bay Shore Camp addition on tap Legal Notices THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR entrance of the Courthouse in the Village THIS NOTICE IS AN ATTEMPT TG With one building project and crews of volunteer work- ure set by the number of beds Cost of the addition is pro- AITEMFITNG TO COLLECT A DEBT. ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT., of Car0 in Tuscola County, Michigan, at COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY IN- well on its way to comple- ers are concentrating on the in the now-existing living jected to be somewhere in ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN 10:00 o’clock, forenoon, on Friday, Janu- FORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE tion, Bay Shore Camp of second project slated for win- quarters, The duplex cabin $50,000 range and is in WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. ary 14,2000. USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. the POSE. Sebewaing has begun an- ter construction, the addition hand, thanks to a donor who holds 10 sets of bunk beds MORTGAGE SALE Default has been Said premises are situated in the Town- MORTGAGE SALE + Default having other, racing the calendar to of a large multi-purpose and 3 sets of bathhestroom believes a facility of this na- MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the conditions of a mortgage ship of Wells, County of Tuscola, State been made in the conditions of a certain beat the firm arrival of snow room to the camp’s biggest facilities on each side. The ture will benefit countless made in the conditions of a mortgage’ made by Dawn L. Helm, a single woman of Michigan, and are described as: mortgage made by PAUL S. FIERROS and sub-zero temperatures. made by Adam D. Sherman, a single (original mortgagor) to United Compa- AND LEONA FIERROS, Husband and camper cabin. meeting room and living ministry-related groups. man, individual (original mortgagors) to nies Lending Corporation, Mocgagee, The East 144 feet of the Northwest 1/4 Wife, of 417 Madison Street, Caro, MI According to Camp Direc- The 1650-square foot nddi- quarters will be separated by Tibbits and Latimer agree First Choice Mortgage Company, Mort- dated February 17, 1997, and recorded of the Northeast 1/4; Section 26, Town 48723, Mortgagors, to CHADWICK tor Lew Tibbits, the very vis- tion will include a kitchen- an airlock designed to keep the completed Retreat Cen- gagee, dated May 15,1998, and recorded on March 21,1997 in Liber 707, on Page 12 North, Range 10 East. MORTGAGE, INC., A TEXAS CORPO- ible Tabernacle addition has ette, a large meetingkonfer- on May 28, 1998 in Liber 740, on Page 352, Tuscola County Records, Michigan, RATION, which is organized and exist- warm air in the main areas ter should be available for 101 1, Tuscola County Records, Michi- and was assigned by mesne assignments Tax Item No. 79-022-026-000-0200-05 ing under the laws of the State of Texas, been halted at a stage he ence area and a fireplace. and cold air out. booking by the fall of 2000. gan, and was assigned by said mortgagee to United Companies Lending Corpora- and whose address is 16390 Pacific Coast called “a little better than When finished, the entire fa- to the Flagstar Bank, FSB,Assignee by tion, as assignee by an assignment dated The redemption period shall be six Highway, Suite 200, Huntington Beach roughed in.” cility will be, in effect, a self- an assignment dated May 15, 1998, August 12,1999, which was recorded on months from the date of such sale, un- CA 92614, Mortgagee, dated June 11, which was recorded on May 28,1998, in October 25, 1999, in Liber 785, on Page less determined abandoned in accordance 1998, and recorded in the oftice of the The 2-story structure dupli- contained mini-retreat center Likr 740, on Page 1019,Tuscola County 871, Tuscola County Records, on which with 1948 CL M0.3241a, in which case Register of Deeds, for the County of House supports the redemption period shall be 30 days cates the early 20th-century capable of year-round opera- Records, on which mortgage there is mortgage there is claimed to be due at Tuscola and State of Michigan, on June architecture of the original tion. claimed to be due at the date hereof the the date hereof the sum of FIFIY-EIGHT from the date of such sale. 30, 1998, in Liber 743 Page 724 of Tabernacle, and is attached at sum of SEVENTY-SIX THOUSAND THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SIXTY Tuscola County Records, which mort- “That’s something that FOUR HUNDRED FORTY-TWO AND AND 67/100 dollars ($58,560.67), in- Dated: December 1, 1999 gage was thereafter on July 13, 1999, as- a 90-degree angle. The upper we’ve needed - and this 41/100 dollars ($76,442.41), including cluding interest at 13.250% per annum. signed to BANC ONE FINANCIAL story is complete with vinyl area has needed - for a long agriculture bill interest at 7.375% per annum. THE BANK OF NEW YORK SERVICES, INC., 8604 Allisonville Rd., siding and door-size horizon- Under the power of sale contained in said as Indenture Trustee for the Money Store Indianapolis, IN 44250 and recorded on time,” asserted Tibbits. “At State Rep. Mike Green re- these often-confusing regu- Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such case Trust 1998°C August 4, I999 in the office of the Reg- tal shutters. least once a week, we turn cently joined House mem- lations and replaces them mongage and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given Mortgagee ister of Deeds for said County of Tuscola “There’s still a lot of work away a group looking far just bers in approving legislation with a new set of Generally made and provided, notice is hereby that said mortgage will be foreclosed by in Liber 778, Page 765 of Tuscola County to be done on the ground this kind of facility. They’re given that said mortgage will be fore- a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some The Money Store, Assignor of the Mort- Records, on which mortgage there i: protecting Thumb area agri- Accepted Agricultural Man- closed by a sale of the mortgaged pre- part of them, at public venue, at the front gagee claimed to be due, at the date of this no- level,” said Buildings and youth groups, men’s or la- culture. agement Practices created by mises, or some part of them, at public entrance to the Courthouse in the Village O’REILLY, RANCILIO, NITZ, tice, for principal and interest, the sum Grounds Supervisor Walter dies’ groups, pastors trying to “The backbone of Michi- the MDA. venue, at the front entrance to the Court- of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at ANDREWS, TURNBULL & SCOTT of FORTY SIX THOUSAND FOUR Latimer. “But we’ll get back find someplace to take their house in the Village of Caro, Tuscola 10:00 AM, on January 7,2000. P.C., HUNDRED($46,458.35) FIFTY DOLLARS. EIGHT AND 35/100 gan agriculture is the family- County, Michigan at lO:OOAM, on Janu- Attorneys for Mortgagee to it now and again over the staff members on retreat - GAAMP’s deal with site owned farm,” said Green, R- ary 7,2000. Said premises are situated in VILLAGE 12900 Hall Road, Suite 350 And no suit or proceedings at law or in winter. We’ve got the most of dozens of them every year.” Mayville. ‘We can’t afford to selection and manure man- OF CARO, TOWNSHIP OF Sterling Heights, MI 48313-1 151 equity having been instituted to recover it under control.” Maximum capacity for the agement and set guidelines Said premises are situated in TOWN. INDIANFIELDS, Tuscola County, Attn: Craig S. Schoenherr, Sr. the debt secured by said mortgage or any lose any more of them to Michigan, and described as: Telephone: (810) 726-1000 In the meantime, Latimer retreat center will be 40, a fig- on how far farms must be SHIP OF DAYTON, Tuscola County, are part thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of wasteful restrictions.” Michigan, and are described as: 12-1-5 the power of sale contained in said mort- from neighborhoods and Commencing at the Southwest comer of gage, and pursuant to the statute of the Senate Bill 205 revises the Lots 27 and 28 of Cat Lake. Hills Subdi- Lot 1, Block 5 of Cooper’s Addition to 1981 Right to Farm Act and schools. They will prevent State of Michigan in such case made and large-scale “hog hotels” vision, according to the Plat recorded in the Mllage of Cam,running North 9 rods; provided, notice is hereby given that on protects the property rights Liber 2 of Plats, Page 18. Also part of thence West 60 feet; thence South 9 rods; Friday, January 7,2000 at 1O:oO am., said of farmers, allowing them to from locating next to a the Southwest 1/4 of Section 7, Town 11 thence East 60 feet to the point of begin- mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at school or residential area. In North, Range 10 East, described as: be- ning. Being part of the Northwest quar- Robert A. Tremain & Associates, P.C. is public auction, to the highest bidder, a, stay profitable and remain in a debt collector and we are attempting to addition, local governments ginning at the Southwest corner of Lot ter of section 3, Town 12 North, Range 9 the front entrance of the courthouse in operation. 27 of the recorded plat of Cat Lake Hills East. collect a debt and any information ob- the Village of Caro, Tuscola County, The act was designed to will retain zoning control. Subdivision, according to the Plat re- tained will be used for that purpose. Michigan (that being the building where HUNTERS corded in Liber 2 of Plats, Page 18, which The redemption period shall be 6 the Circuit Court for the County of prevent lawsuits between MORTGAGE SALE Default has been “I worked long and hard to is located from the Southwest corner of month(s) from the date of such sale, un- - Tuscola is held), of the premises de- made in the conditions of a mortgage farmers and their neighbors. said Southwest 1/4 by the following four less determined abandoned in accordance scribed in said mortgage, or so much find a reasonable, common made by WILLIAM J. LOFBACK I1 courses: (1) North 01 degree 27 minutes with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case thereof as may be necessary to pay the It created a new way to deal sense approach to preserve AND TONYA M. LOFBACK, HUS- with noise and odor com- 25 seconds East (previously recorded as the redemption period shall be 30 days amount due, as aforesaid, on said mort- the crown jewel of Michigan North 01 degree 06 minutes East), along from the date of such sale. BAND AND WIFE to UNITED STATES gage, with the interest thereon at 12.49% plaints, allowing the Michi- agriculture - its family the West line of said Southwest 1/4, OF AMERICA, ACTING THROUGH per annum and all legal costs, charges and gan Department of agricul- farms,” Green said. “This 873.24 feet; (2) North 86 degrees 38 min- Dated: November 17, 1999 THE FARMERS, HOME ADMINIS- expenses, including the attorney fees al- utes 55 seconds East (previously re- TRATION, U.S. DEI”. OF AGRICUL- lowed by law, and also any sum or sums ture to resolve more than legislation helps protect that corded as North 86 degrees 49 minutes TURE now known as USDA, RURAL FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: which may be paid by the undersigned 1,300 complaints. priceless heritage.” East), along the South line of said Plat, DEVELOPMENT Mortgagee, dated necessary to protect its interest in the pre- 248-593-1304 In recent years, local ordi- 183.62 feet; (3) North 79 degrees 14 min- March 25, 1993, in Liter 638, on page mises. utes 38 seconds East, continuing along Trott & Trott, P.C. 853, TUSCOLA County Records, Michi- nances have increasingly Attorneys and Counselors Which said premises are described as Made from your boneless mad. said South line, 115.48 feet (previously gan, on which mortgage there is claimed follows: All that certain piece or parcel hindered normal farming ac- recorded as North 79 degrees 08 minutes 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 to be due at the date hereof the sum of New form Bingham Farms, MI 48025 of land situated in the Township of Making all types of sausage. East, 115.28 feet); (4) North 82 degrees sixty four thousand nine hundred thirty Indianfields, Tuscola County, and State tivities by prohibiting glare, File # 990910442 43 minutes 18 seconds East, continuing five and 6U100 dollars ($64,935.62), in- of Michigan and described as follows, to- specializing in all wild game. dust or odors from crossing Falcons Jol Vattar, Samew Maker along said South line, 99.99 feet (previ- cluding interest at 7.750% per annum. wit: property lines. Because of ously recorded as North 82 degrees 39 11-17-5 Under the power of sale contained in co - Ann & Rhea these restrictive regulations, simplifies minutes East, 100 feet); to said South- said mongage and the statute in such case Lot 3, and the Southwest half of Lot 2, west corner of Lot 27; thence continuing MORTGAGE SALE made and approved, notice is hereby Block 5, of William E Shemian’s Addi- 51?as-0609 Michigan farms have faced along said South line North 82 degrees given that said mortgage will be fore- growing economic hardship, tion to the Village of Caro. Part of the 1745 E. Cass City Rd., Ubly, MI 48475 43 minutes 18 seconds Fast, 199.98 feet Notice is hereby given that Default has closed by a sale of the mortgaged pre- Northeast quarter of the Southeast quar- often forcing them to remove (previously recorded as North 82 degrees occurred in a Mortgage given by JameS mises, or some part of them, at public ter of Section 3, Town 12 North, Range 9 Hours: 6:30 pm. to 9 p.m, weekdays registration 39 minutes East, 200 feet) to the South- R. Lane to the United States of America, vendue, at the Front entrance of the East. land from agricultural pro- Courthouse in the Village of Caro, duction. east comer of Lot 28 of said plat; thence acting through the United States Depart- Tax ID: 034-500-605-0300-00 3 a.m.-5 p.m.Saturdays; Sundays by appointment A new form available at all South 07 degrees 19 minutes 02 seconds ment of Agriculture. The Mortgage is Tuscola, MI, at 11:00 AM on January 7, The measure supersedes East, along the Westerly line of a previ- dated February 8, 1996 and was recorded 2000. The redemption period shall be 6 Secretary of State branch of- ously recorded survey (recorded in Liber on February 8, 1996 in Liber 685 on pages Said premises are situated in TOWN- months from the date of such sale, un- fices makes it easy to update 608, Page 1143), 100.00 feet; thence 1171 to 1174 of the Tuscola County SHIP OF WELLS. TUSCOLA County, less determined abandoned in accordance the address on your voter South 82 degrees 43 minutes 18 seconds Records. No proceedings have been insti- Michigan and are described as: with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case West, parallel with said South line 199.98 tuted to recover any pan of the debt which the redemption period shall be 30 days registration. feet; thence North 07 degrees 19 minutes is now Eighty Thousand Seventy One and BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST from the date of such sale. WE DnEER 02 seconds West, 100.00 feet to the point 66/100 ($80,071.66) Dollars. CORNER OF SECTION 20, TOWN 12 DO Registered voters who are of beginning. NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, THENCE Dated: November 24, 1999 SOUTHERLY ALONG THE EAST I The Mortgage will be foreclosed by sell- changing the address on their ing the property described below at a pub- LINE OF SAID SECTION 208.71 bEET;“ BANC ONE FINANCIAL SERVICES, driver license will automati- The redemption period shall be 6 lic auction to the highest bidder. The sale THENCE WESTERLY 166.5 FEET; LNC. rnonth(s) from the date of such sale, un- be THENCE NORTHERLY 208.7 1 FEET; I cally be given a new voter will held on January 14, 2000 at 10:00 Assignee of Mortgagee PROCESSING less determined abandoned in accordance a.m., local time, at the front entrance of THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE ELAME W MARDIROSIAN (P33528) registration form to update with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case the Court House in the Village of Caro, NORTH SECTION LINE, 166.5 FEET Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee the address on their voter the redemption period shall be 30 days Tuscola County, Michigan which is the TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 1373 Balfour from date of such sale. registration. the location of the Tuscola County Circuit Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 Try Our Specialty Court. The property will be sold to pay The redemption period shall be 6 (313) 881-0296 Dated: November 24, 1999 the amount then due on the Mortgage, in- months from the date of such sale, un- 11-24-5 “This new form makes it cluding interest at the rate of 6 3/4% per less determined abandoned in accordance VENISON SUMME even easier to change the ad- FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: year, legal costs, attorney fees and any with 1948CL 600.3241(a) in which case 248-593-1300 the redemption period shall be 30 days dress on your voter registra- taxes or insurance which may be paid by THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR Trott & Trott, P.C. the mortgagee before the sale. from the date of such sale. tion,” Secretary of State Attorneys and Counselors ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. * ’ ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN SAUSAGE Candice Miller said. “It 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 The property to sold is located in is be DATED: kcember 1,1999 WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. important we have accurate Bingham Farms, MI 48025 Indianfields Township, Tuscola County, File # 981 111292 Michigan and is more specifically de- USDA, RURAL DEVELOPMENT MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been mode from your voter registration files to en- Hawks scribed in the Mortgage as: sure the integrity of the elec- Mortgagee made in the conditions of a mortgagr 1 1-24-5 made by Doris J. Ewald, a single womai tions process. By automati- Commencing at a point 266 feet North of ATTORNEY FOR: Mortgagee (original mortgagors) to DMR Financial’ cuts of meat THIS FIRM A DEBT COLLECTOR IS the Southeast corner of the Northeast 114 Services, Inc., Mortgagee, dated June 12, cally updating the voter reg- A’ITEMF’TING TO COLLECT A DEBT. of the Southwest 114 of Section 11, Town 1998, and recorded on June 12, 1998 in istration address at the time ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN 12 North, Range 9 East, thence North on Robert A. Tremain & Associates, P.C. 742, on Page 352, Tuscola County Call 872-21 91 WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Liber the driver license is changed, the North and South 114 line 100 feet; 401 South Old Woodward Avenue Records, Michigan, and was assigned by thence West at right angles 200 feet: Suite 300 said mortgagee to the Chase Manhattan this new form further reduces MORTGAGE SALE Default has been - thence South 100feet; thence East 200 feet Birmingham, MI 48009-6616 Mortgage Corporation, Assignee by an the potential for fraud in our made in the conditions of a mortgage to the point of beginning. 12-1-4 assignment dated March 1, 1999, which elections system.” made by Kenneth D. SCHULTZ, Luanne M. Schultz his wife and Dale W. was recorded on May 28, 1999, in Likr The redemption period will expire six (6) 772, on Page 1241, Tuscola County SCHULTZ and R. Schultz his The Department of State’s Barbara months from the date of the sale unless Records, on which mortgage there is wife (original mortgagors) to NBD Mort- the property is deemed to be abandon pur- claimed to be due at the date hereof the Bureau of Elections reports gage Company, a Delaware Corporation, suant to MCL 600.3241a in which case 6.5 sum of SEVENTY-ONE THOUSANI that there are about mil- Mortgagee, dated November 28, 1990, the redemption period will expire thirty THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR NINE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIV;’’ and recorded on November 29, 1990 in lion registered Michigan vot- (30) days from the date of the sale. 4TTEMPTING TO COLLECT A AND 97/100 dollars ($71,975.97), includ- Liber on Page 064, Tuscola County DEBT. ers. 608, ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN ing interest at 7.500% per annum. Records, Michigan, and was assigned by Dated: December 1, 1999 WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. mesne assignments to Homeside Lend- Under the power of sale contained in said ing Inc., Assignee by assignment dated an UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been mortgage and the statute in such case October 5, 1999, which was recorded on ACTINGTHROUGHTHERURAL m3de in the conditions of B mortgage made and provided, notice is hereby given October 28,1999, in Liber 786, on Page ECONOMIC COMMUNITY DEVEL- PUBLIC NOTICE made by Patrick Hauger an unmarried that said mortgage will be foreclosed by 147, Tuscola County Records, on which OPMENT AGENCY, 0. mnii (original mortgagors) to Flagstar a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some mortgage there is claimed to be due at OF THE UNITED STATES DEPART- Hank, I3D f/k/a First Security Savings part of them, at public venue, at the front the date hereof the sum of NINETEEN MENT OF AGRICULTURE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lank, FSB, Mortgagee, dated July 15, entrance to the Courthouse in the Village THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED 1994, and recorded on July 19, 1994 in of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at THREE AND 35/100 dollars PREPARED BY Libcr 661, on Page 1158, Tuscola County 1O:oO AM, on January 7,2000. ($19,303.35),including interest at 9.87% JOHN R. TUCKER (P37348) VILLAGI?, OF CASS CITY Records, Michigan, on which mortgage per annum. WINEGARDEN, SHEDD, HALEY, there is claimd to due at the date Said premises are situated in VILLAGE LINDHOLM & ROBERTSON, P.L.C. be TO VILLAGE OF CASS CITY RESIDENTS: hereof the sum of FORTY THOUSAND OF CARO, TOWNSHIP OF Under the power of sale contained in said Attorneys at Law EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY-ONE AND INDIANFIELDS, Tuscola County, mortgage and the statute in such case 501 Citizens Bank Building MI100 dollars ($40,841.64), including Michigan, and are described as: Notice is hereby given that the Cass City Village Council will hold a Public Hearing on the Proposed Fiscal Year 2000 Village of Cas and provided, notice is hereby given 328 S. Saginaw Street made interest at 8.500% per annum. City Budget Plan, which submitted by the Village Manager to the Village Council, at its Monday, November 22, 1999 Meeting. that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Flint, MI 48502-1983 was Lot 10, 43 of the Plat ofCenterville a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some (8!0) 767-3600 Block The purpose of the Public Hearing is provide all interested citizens and elected officials an opportunity to comment on the Budget Plan Under the power of sale contained in said (now Caro), according to Plat recorded part of them, at public venue, at the front 12-1-5 the prior to adoption by the Village Council. mortgnge and the statute in such case in Liber 11 of Deeds, Pages 362-363, now ! entrance to the Courthouse in the Village being Liber 1 of Plats, Page 56. now of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at made and provided, notice is hereby given be- O’REILLY, RANCILIO, NWL, that said mortgage will be foreclosed by ing Page 59A. , 1O:oO AM, on January 7,2000. The Public Hearing on the Proposed FY’2000 Village Budget Plan will be held on Monday, December 20, 1999 at 7:30 P.M.,at the ANDREWS, TURNBULL & SCOTT a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some Cass City Municipal Offices, 6506 Main Street, Cass City, Michigan 49726. The property tax millage rate proposed to be levied to P.C. Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP part of them, at public venue, at the front The redemption period shall be 6 12900 Hall Rd., Ste. 350 entrance to the Courthouse in the Village month(s) from the date of such sale, un- support the Proposed Budget will be a subject of this hearing. OF TUSCOLA, Tuscola County, Michi- Sterling Heights, M1 48313 of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at less determined abandoned in accordance gan and are described as: 1O:OO AM, on January 21,2000. with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which cas, A copy of the Proposed FY’2000 Village of Cass City Budget Plan is on file and available for public review during regular business THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR the redemption period shall be 30 day: of the Northeast 1/4 of the North- hours (8:OO AM 4:30 PM), at the Village Offices, 6506 Main Street, Cass City, Michigan 48726. Part ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. Said p~misesare situated in TOWNSHIP from the date of such sale. - east 114 of Section 36, Town 11 North, ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN OFVASSAR, Tuscola County, Michigan, Range 7 East, described as: Commenc- WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. and are described as: Dated: November 24, 1999 The following is the Proposed Fiscal Year 2000 Village Budget Plan: ing at the Northeast comer of Section 36, Town I1 North, Range 7 East, thence MORTGAGE SALE Default has been The South 150.00 feet of a parcel of land FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: south 679.68 feet along the East Section - described as: Beginning at a point on the 248-593- 1306 line to the point of beginning, thence con- made in the conditions of a mortgage made by PAULINE C. BILlCKI, a single North-South quarter line 330.00 feet Trott & Trott, P.C. tinuing South 208.00 feet along the East woman, to Rock Financial Corporation, North of the South quarter corner of Sec- Attorneys and Counselors REXENUES: EXPENDITURES: Section line, thence North 88 degrees 07 tion 23, Town 11 North, Range East, 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 minutes 13 seconds West, 208.78 feet, which is organized and existing under the 8 thence North 1006.50 feet along the Bingham Farms, MI 48025 North 208.00 feet, thence South laws of the State of Michigan, dated July General Fund 1,336,919 General Fund 1,303,645 thence File # 991 112400 88 degrees 07 minutes 13 seconds East, 16,1998 and recorded on August 6,1998 North-South quarter line to the South 1/ Major Street Fund 233,770 8 line; thence South 89 degrees 27 min- Mustangs Major Street Fund 203,339 208.78 feet to the East section line and in Liber 747, page(s) 84-90 of Tuscola Local Street Fund 306,100 Local Street Fund 306,079 the point of beginning. County Records, and assigned to TMS utes West 647.12 feet along the South 1/ 11-24-5 8 line; thence South 0 degrees 17 min- Downtown Development 14,150 Downtown Development 11,800 Mortgage Inc., dm/a The Money Store, The redemption period shall be 12 Mortgagee, recorded on March 25, 1999 utes East, 1005.60 feet thence North 89 Economic Development 552,500 Economic Development 552,000 in Liber 767, page(s) 142-143, and as- degrees 34 minutes 30 seconds East, 164,97 1 month(s) from the date of such sale, un- Debt Service Fund Debt Service Fund 160,OOO less determined abandoned in accordance signed to The Bank of New York as In- 644.10 feet parallel to the South Section Waste Water Fund 494,300 Waste Water Fund 49 1,073 with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case denture Trustee for the Money Store Trust line to the point of beginning. 1998-C, dated September 8, 1999 and Work Like Magic! Water Fund 225,500 Water Fund 274,036 the redemption period shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. recorded on October 25, 1999 in Liber The redemption period shall be 12 Motor Vehicle Fund _199.270 Motor Vehicle Fund 22.L.m 785, Tuscola County Records, on which month(s) from the date of such sale. Total Revenues: s 3,328,210 Total Expenditures: S 3,573,722 Dated: November 17, 1999 mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of Thirty Four Dated: December 8, 1999 FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety and 29/ 100 ($34,890.29) Dollars, including in- FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: 248-593-1304 terest at 12.45% annum. 248-593-1300 the Trott & Trott, P.C. per Any persons needing special assistance in order to attend the Public Hearing, should contact the Village Offices before meeting. Trott & Trott, P.C. Attorneys and Counselors Under the power of sale contained in Attorneys and Counselors 301 50 Telegraph Road, Suite I00 city 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 C8ss li Bingham Farms, MI 48025 said mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is given Bingham MI 48025 File W 97097757 hereby Farms, Chronicle I that said mortgage will be foreclosed by File # 991 112842 Joyce A. Bemus, Village Clerk Falcons a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some Hawks 1 I Phone 872-2010 I 1, 11-17-5 part of them, at public vendue, at the front 12-84 ...... -_. 1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1999 PAGE SEVENTEEN To protect groundwater supplies .rn CHRISTMAS Thumb to receive state funding TREES For Sale Michigan Governor John ‘groundwater throughout gan counties, including The competitive grants are Program (GSP) grant pro- offering Farm*A*Syst risk CUT FRESH Engler last week announced Michigan. Arenac, Bay, Huron, Lapeer, financed by the Michigan posals are evaluated on a assessments to both rural and agricultural grants totaling The grants will be awarded Midland, Saginaw, St. Clair, Department of Agriculture’s number of factors including urban residents. EVERY WEEKEND $2.5 million to protect to 44 programs in 76 Michi- Sanilac and Tuscola. (MDA) Groundwater Stew- being voluntary, locally * Tuscola Conservation Opening Nov. 26 ’til Christmas ardship Program, now in its driven and addressing indi- District will receive $32,932 sixth year. Funds for the pro- vidual needs. for efforts to assess ground- Scotch Pine As low as $120° gram come from the pesti- water risks for rural and ur- Also Blue & White Spruce cide and fertilizer registra- In addition, winning pro- ban residents in Tuscola tion fees that farmers, indus- posals will be consistent with County. try and homeowners pay. GSP’s mission and opera- The Michigan Groundwater 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The grants go to farmers and tional principles by focusing Stewardship Program is a Open until Christmas programs run by local soil on real-world situations and cooperative effort between / conservation districts, local addressing the financial and MDA, MSU Extension, and offices of Michigan State technical constraints that the National Resources Con- Lubaczewski University (MSU) Extension drive land-use decisions. servation Service, as well as and other nonprofit local ag- This year’s recipients from the Michigan Farm Bureau, Tree Farm ricultural agencies. the Bay and Thumb regions the Michigan Agribusiness 2 1/4 miles north of DNR Station off M-81 of Michigan include: “The Groundwater Stew- Association and the Michi- Phone 665-2501 , * Huron Soil Conservation ardship Program is a great gan Association of Conser- Ted Lubaczewski example of public and pri- District will receive $59,400 vation Districts. . vate partnerships in action to promote groundwater pro- A which helps the state ensure tection through that environmentally-sound Farm *A*S y st evaluations, agriculture practices are be- closing abandoned wells, es- WHERE DO SMART ing implemented at the local tablishing cover crops and level,” MDA Director Dan promoting proper nitrogen SANTAS SHOP.^ Wyant said. “Since it began application rates in Huron t+,2/ e- m‘-J\ in 1995, the program has al- County. Farm*A*Syst is a located nearly $ l l million to voluntary program aimed at a variety of projects includ- helping individuals identify ing analyzing groundwater and then correct situations CASS CITY’S 9-year-old Adam Kranz is all smiles after win- risks at farms businesses or and practices that carry po- Fun Fashions - Accessories - Handbags residences, closing old wells, tential risks to groundwater ning the first of 3 Classic Electric Train sets, giveaways dur- collecting and disposing of and surface water. ’ing the “All Aboard for Christmas in Cass City” promotion. unwanted pesticides and pre- * Sanilac Conservation Dis- senting educational pro- trict will receive $59,040 for The final drawing will be held this Saturday. Contest details grams .” groundwater quality pro- are available at your favorite Cass City business. Groundwater Stewardship grams within San‘ilac (517) 453-251 5 County. The conservation Mon.-Thurs 9:30 a.m. -530p.m. district will encourage Parrish groundwater protection by receives ovations Roger Parrish was recently honored with standing ova- tions by the audience and choir when he played and sang his own new original Christmas song entitled: “This Child of Christmas” at SHOP CURTIS FOR the Dec. 4 and 5 concerts 0 Millennium Party!. presented by the Tom Thumb Singers at the Cass City BEST BUY DEALS! United Methodist Church. December 31,1999 Parrish was the piano ac- V companist for the choir this (517) 87Zm2184 year which presented a fine 9130 pm - 12130 am ’ program of choral music un- Dowrrtowrr Cass Cim der the direction of ,Steve a b ,4, A, I. Dance Music by N@t//;re Fo bear. Toll Free m Solos and ensembles were 4 A‘ . All you can eat pizza and munchie buffet also presented by choir I~SS&ILINKDODGE members including another CurtisChrysler = Plymouth - Dodge -Jeep original Christmas song, . 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