I LHKONICLE CASS CITY CHRONICLELWEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 3,1990 I VOLUME 84, NUMBER 26 THIRTY CENTS 14 PAGES PLUS 2 SUF’PLEMENTS State aid cut Fewer students at DR. DELBERT RAWSON (above left), whose family donated funds to build Rawson Memorial Library, and long-time library board members Marian Keating (center) and Esther McCullough will be among those who will be on hand to 3 area schools celebrate the library’s 20th birthday Friday evening. Cas City Schools was a was coming in and enroll- not available. cluding 397 in grades K-6 big loser and Ubly Commu- ment had been down,” he Kirby didn’t have an esti- and 349 in grades 7-12. In nity Schools a big winner in said, noting he had antici- mate on the amount of state addition, there are 41 Pio- Friday’s annual Fourth Fri- pated losing as many as 20 aid expects! this year, but neer Work and Learn Center day count. students. said Owen-Gage should re- students and another 3 in The statewide student tal- This year’s enrollment is ceive at least $230,000, the adult education, he added. 20th anniversary fete ,lies, conducted on the fourth “down lower than we’ve amount received last year. The 12-student loss was Friday after Labor Day ever been except going back Kirby commented the expected, according to weekend each year, are used to way back when,” Mick- district’s in-formula status Laycock, who pointed out 9 to determine the amount of lash commented. He said will be shaky going into next of those were from Pioneer per pupil state aid “in-for- the district’s enrollment has year’s Fourth Friday count, Work and Learn Center, set Fridav at librarv but noted Owen-Gage- has mula” school dispicts will experienced ups and downs which was licensed for 10 receive. in recent years, but had good numbers this year in fewer students this year. Providing a good facility sometimes within the hour. Overall, 3 of 4 area schools remained relatively stable. kindergarten and second “The K-12 enrollment has and good service to area half the amount due square feet. The fax will also be used to reported enrollment de- While the loss of 37 stu- grade. “It looks like the been very stable,” he noted, -esidents was the goal when speed up interloan by send- numbers are starting to pick adding year’s drop in HISTORY Marian Keating, a 16-year clines following this year’s dents is significant, Mick- this the doors of Rawson Memo- member of the library board, ing the request directly to the count. lash, as well as other area up again,” he added. enrollment translates into rial Library were opened for library that owns the mate- abut $20,000 in state aid. Although Friday’s celebra- remarked that the Rawson superintendents, indicated KINGSTON the first time 20 years ago. donation, more than rial,” Hutchinson explained. CASS CITY enrollment is but oneof their Today, the facility’s sur- tion will mark the 20 years of Aside from materials, the UBLY growth and service, the $56,000, allowed funds concerns in terms of state Kingston School officials viving founders agree that saved by the library to be library offers a number of Hardest hit among the area funding this year. ,also reported the loss of 12 goal has been met. And then library’s roots date back to special programs, including schools was Cass City, 1910, when a number of used to furnish the new facil- Area in-formula school students compared to the In contrast, mlY Commu- some. ity. story hours for children, where school officials were officials say *ey’ve been previous-.kbl year. Supt. J~ @ ceivenity Schools an standsadditional to re- Following consmtiotl, QE women in the Cass City “Everybody contributed summer reading programs, surprised with the lass of Stu8y Glob initialed a series 37 tdd to ax-pccFm executive the library in 1970, “The and gave greatly and Battle of the Books, older students, nearly twice the cut out of the governor’s Laycocksaid thedistrict has $1~,~ins~~~d,fi~ usage doubled and tripled; of lectures and open houses adult programming, deliv- number anticipated. in various homes. At the deeply,” Rawson recalled, office, after the Nov. 6 Gen- a total of 790 students, in- Please turn b page 5. 711 along there’s been referring to a number of ery service to the home- In dollars and cents, the eral Election, that would drowth,” Dr. Delbert time, each woman would bound, a local history col- drop translates into the loss donate a or magazine other donations of money, reduce state school aid by Rawson, whose family do- book time and labor. lection and art shows, nee- of $115,000 in state aid. $50 per pupil. Dad dies, son nated the funds to construct for discussion. dlework shows and other Last summer, officials had In the years to follow, Over the years, the library If that happens, Cass City’s the library, recently re- has continued to grow with programs of interest. predicted a state aid increase state aid would be reduced a a marked. interest grew and, eventu- Future plans, meanwhile, of $300,000 provided en- ally, a modest library was the needs of its patrons. by $8 1,250. Owen-Gage, “The family’s delighted Since 1970, the business include installation of an rollment remained stable. meanwhile, would lose survives train, the use has so great,” he established in back rooms of automated circulation sys- Friday’s preliminary been various buildings in town. hours have been expanded count nearly $16,000, Kingston added. from 29 to 60 per week, and tem (within a year) and a totaled 1,625 studenW32 would lose nearly $40,000, Rawson, as well as a num- During the 25 years prior to computerized catalog. construction of Rawson circulation has increased at the high school, 482 at the and Ubly, $40,650. car accident ber of former and current from 15,000 items to intermediate school, 549 at Memorial Library, the li- Today, Hutchinson com- Root, who was killed in- library board members and 73,000. mented, “Space is again a Campbell Elementary, 128 OWEN-GAGE A 12-year-old Marlette Acrs who have played a brary was located beside the boy was discharged Satur- stantly, apparently did not old fire hall, where the south The number of periodicals concern, but a building pro- at Deford Elementary and role in developing the facil- available has doubled (more 34 adult education students. The news was relatively day from St. Mary’s Medi- see the train, the spokesman end of Old Wood Drug is gram is not presently on the cal Center Saginaw fol- said. ity, 6495 Pine St., Cass City, than 80 subscriptions) and agenda. Instead, the library The total enrollment figure good in the Owen-Gage in now located, lowing a car-train collision Root’s Jeffrey A. will be on hand for a birth- some 12,000 hard cover staff is trying to use space to is considered preliminary School District, despite the son, party in honor of The facility was small - because adult education stu- that claimed the life of his Root, 12, was transported to day Friday 18 feet by 22 feet. books have ken added. the best possible advan- loss of 12 students. the library’s 20th anniver- dents still have weeks to father Thursday evening. Marlette Community Hos- “To picture the size, it was Also added have been paper- tage.” 2 “It was close,” school Supt. back hks, national news- enroll, but officials don’t Harley Kirby remarked, re- The accident occurred at pital and then transferred to sary. just slightly smaller than the For example, she said, about 8:15 p.m., according the Neurointensive Unit at Area residents are invited papers, music cassettes, vid- “TWOyears ago a micro- expect a significant differ- ferring to the fact that the to attend the gathering, set to children’sarea in the present toaSanilacCountySheriff s St. Mary’s, where he was library,” Barbara Wutchin- eos and video players, fiche and microfilm reader ence when that deadline ar- loss of too many students begin at 7 p.m. microfilm, microfiche, rives. would have meant the end of Department spokesman, condition.initially listed in “serious” son, who has sewed as li- wereobtained with a federal who said Lance J. Root. 38. Birthday cake will be large print books and books grant and the library’s back School Supt. Ken Mick- Owen-Gage’s status as an med,and newspaper clip- brary director since April Of was northb&nd Sheiffis deputies, who 197 1 , recalled. “There was on cassettes, copies of the Chronicle were lash pointed out that most of “in-formula” school district pings, photographs and put on microfilm. Also, the district’s enrollment loss and, consequently, the loss On Watson Road, abut a reportedboth Root and his scrap with the history shelving for 5,700 volumes “We would like to start a half mile west of Marlem, books and it was beyond capacity back copies of 15 magazines occurred at the high school, of per-pupil state aid. of the library will on dis- collection of compact disks when he drove into the Dah son were .wearing _- seat- bcltS*-- be with over 6,000 volumes.” were purchased on micro- where there are 34 fewer Overall, Friday’s count were assisted by the Mar- play. Snapshots taken at but don’t know where to put students. “A new library was badly them,” Hutchinson re- film, (which) resulted in a revealed a total ofabout 3 18 pullingOf a c’’ loadedRailroad cars. lette Fire Department, Mar- library events for the past 20 large saving of space,” “OW graduating class last students. A breakdown Of years will be posted. needed,” she said, adding, marked. The train broadsided the lette EMS and Marlette po- “The Rawson family came Hutchinson, whose staff year was bigger than what the total by grade level was driver’s side of he lice. Also Friday, everyone includes assistants Doris coming into the library may to the rescue by donating the NEW EQUIPMENT money from the Rawson Jones, Ann Craig and Mar- sign up for drawings for garet Shaft, noted that while autographed children’s Foundation to build the new She noted the library has library.” changes implemented over ooks and a librqry Symbol also added a computer for the years haven’t always book bag. Coupons for free NEW FACILITY public use, copy machine, been planned long in ad- videos, copy machine serv- Polaroid cameras and, most vance, the goal behind them ice and posters will be given The new facility totalled recently, a telefax machine. was the same. away Friday through OCL 2,900 square feet and was “With the fax machine. . she staff can often get maga- She explained, “When the 13. designed for 18 ,OOO vol- need was there, we just tried Ais0 during that period, no umes. A meeting room and zine articles or reference to respond to it.” library fines will be charged storage room constructed in materials within the day, Wilbur Memorial Hall 4-H‘ers abandon building After weeks of discussion this year due to concerns report read during a meeung free of charge, as a meeting and quarreling, the fate of over operation and mainte- earlier this year, the Wilbur place, according to Buck- Wilbur Memorial Hall as a nance expenses, and safety Memorial Hall, over the past master, who said libraries 4-M facility has been sealed risks related to the condition 4 years, has cost $13,953 in and churches also have ken by the Tuscola County 4-H of the structure. insurance, electricity, wa- available for meetings. :ouncil. The building has served as ter, telephone, fuel oil, re- The Wilbur building, she “We can’t support it any a meeting place for some pair and maintenance. Rent- concluded, “will be missed longer. We moved that we club meetings and activities als, showers, camping and by some, but a majority of close it,” council President as well as dormitory space fees for similar activities, the county (clubs) didn’t use Rose Buckmaster said of the during the fair. meanwhile, brought in only it.” decision made during a “It’s been a security and $3,9 12, leaving a combined Among those who will REPRESENTATIVES OF Blue Water Recycling were pleasantly surprised by the meeting early last week. financial burden for mme 4-year deficit of $10,040. miss @e facility is Jackie response of the community toa new recycling project. On the first morning Saturday Disposition of the build- time,” Buckmaster re- “There are just so many Colosky, administrative 4- ing, she added, will be de- marked Monday, adding the programs our money can be H leader of one of the a large trailer was filled, much more than anticipated. Several trailers and vans cided by the 4-H Facilities facility in recent years has used for and so many other county,’s largest clubs, the came loaded with recyclable materials. Among them was this pickup hauling Committee. been used by a minimal places we can meet,” she North Vassar 4-H Club.

s Wilbur Hall, part of the number of 4-Hleaders and con tinueo, With 60 members and 25 material from Mabel and Larry Krueger. Helping unload is project chairman Judi county 4-H program since children. + A number of clubs cw- 1951, has remained closed According to a council rently use school facilities, Please turn to back page. Reinhold of Cass City, left front. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Cub Scouts I Engaged hold first Cass City Area Social and Personal Items meeting Audrry Katzenherger Phone 872-3049

The first Cass City Pack 3594 mecting of the new Mr. and Mrs. John Haire Mr. and Mrs. John Brew- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. James school year was held Thurs- attended their %)-yearclass ton and Kimberly of Taylor O’Dell took his mother, Blades, Mr. and Mrs. John day at Cass City Intermedi- reunion Saturday at Pin- were in Cae City over the Mrs. Irene Tracy, to Milan Blades and Mrs. Elsie ate School. conning. The event was a weekend and celebrated where she stayed from Fri- Blades were in Pontiac The new cubmaster, ally joint reunion of St. the silver wedding anniver- day until Wednesday with Saturday, Sept. 22, for the Brown, welcomed the new Michael’s and Pinconning sary of his parents, Mr. and her daughter, Karen Bolz, 40th wedding anniversary Public High Schools and in- Mrs. Louis Nemeth. who had surgery. Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. James Cub Scouts with a campfire cluded classes through Mrs. O’Dell stayed over- ceremony. New assistant Pearson. 1940. Last Tuesday afternoon , night with Mr. and Mrs. cubmaster Kim Glaspie as- The0 O’Dell. members of the former Sunday dinner guests of sisted with the meeting. The October meeting of Mother’s Club of First Bap- The den leaders were intro- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Post 3644 VFW will be held tist Church had a reunion at Born to Carol and Mark were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry duced: Den 1 - Deb Ross, at the post hall on E. Main the church. Nine people McDonald Grand 8, Rapids, a dau ter, Kate- Tkach and daughter Lvnne Den 2 - Rhonda Haynes, Den St., Monday, Oct. at 7:30 were present. Refresh- of Lapeer and hirgkd- 3 - Ann Roche, Den 4 - p.m. ments were served. lyn Marie, Sun ay, Sept. 23. TFY Lynn Jackson Their first child arrived daughter, Mrs. Jay Cairns JoAnn Wiles, Den 5 - Lori of Grand Rapids. Jeffery L. Reed Simpson, Weklos 1 - Don Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bau- Mrs. Ann Klinkman spent weighing 8 pounds, 2 ounces doin of Clifton, VA, were in Tuesday visiting her sister- and is 20 inches long. Pater- Ross and assistant den Cass City to celebrate the nal grandparents are Bud Mrs. Laura Ball was a Patricia Jackson leader Dan Derfiny, Webe- in-law,Viola Jarvis in Pi- af 25th wedding anniversary geon. She also visited her and Jeannette McDonald of Sunday dinner guest of Mr. Tallnadge,Ohio, announces 10s 1 - Rick Vandecarr, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. cousin, Betty Faurnier, in Owendale and maternal and Mrs. Wesley Ball in the engagement of her Webelos 1 - Gordon Freder- Louis Nemeth. Saturday Elkton. grandparents are Glenn Reese. daughter. Teny Lynn, to ick, Webelos Explorers - night, they attended the and Ethelyn Mills of Flush- Jefflery L. Reed, son of ME Steve Zigich and assistant reunion of the 1965 class of Brenda Leppala of Wat- ing. The new baby will be Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Carl Reed Jr. Webelos leader Bob Green, Kingston High School ton, MI, spent the weekend at home with her parents at Morell had as Saturday din- Both are serving in the and Webelos Michigan which was held at the with Ron and Shirley a new address of 162 Persh- ner guests, Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Brentwood Caro. Mrs. ing N.E., GrandRapids, MI Norman Johnson of Flint. Air Force at Lakenheath, Cubs - Marge Lowder. in Geiger. England. Terry is an RN and The boys enjoyed a funny Baudoin (Gail Crigger) 49505. In the afternoon Mr. and was a member of the ’65 Mrs. Elizabeth Stine Mrs. James Neal of Toledo, Jeff is a dental technician. song, a crazy game and re- An April wedding is Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Middaugh “freshments, which were class. spent Wednesday and AAUW plans Ohio. called on them and served after the closingcere- Thursday in Essexville Kristin Lynn King and Bertha Shagena won the with her grandchildren baby’s breath, freesia and mony, “What it means to be b, 1 Timothy Alan Middaugh, ivy. door prize when 22 attended while their mother was in projects an American.” the birthday dinner Friday Cincinnati, Ohio. both of Cass City, were Maid of honor was Jcnny Any den leaders who were at the Cass City meal site. CROWLEY united in marriage Aug. 25 Baker of Cass City. Brides- in-Cub Scouts from 1986- The Tuscola Health Depart- Mrs. Hazel Seeley had as The Cass City branch of the at the Shabbona United maids were Kim Wald, Cass 1989 who have pack materi- ment will give flu shots Fri- dinner guests Friday, Mrs. American Association of CHIROPRACTIC Mcthodist Church, Decker. City, and Kari King, Cass als (books, denner day from 9:30 till 11:M at Pauline Bernhard, Mrs. University Women met We create through Rev. Pcte Crawford offici- flags, City, both sisters of the cords, etc.) are asked to the Lutheran Church. Leona Whetsel aqd daugh- Sept. 18 at Rawson Memo- edtication. gentle ated at the double-ring cere- bride, Cindy Peyerk, Ubly, please return them toConnie ter Christine of Ohio, Miss rial Library. The 6:30 p.m. fechniques& personal mony. friend of the bride, and Jill Iwankovitsc h Mr. and Mrs. Louis Janis Seeley, Mrs, Mar- meeting was attended by 20 Middaugh, Deford, sister of (872-4667). Nemeth and family celeb- garet Brown, Mrs. Betty care, a healthy and The bride is the daughter of The local scout officials rated their 25th wedding members and 4 guests. the groom. an- Kirn and Mrs. Audrey Kat- Following a potluck meal, Karcn King of Cass City and are striving for a pack with niverary with dinner at zenberger, all of Cass City. pain free body. v Jerry King of Bridgeport. The maid of honor and 100% uniformed Cubs and Frankenmuth Sunday. the business meeting was PLEASE Call For conducted by President The groom is the son of bridesmaids wore tea-length anyone with a Cub Scout Louis Nemeth and Grace Marriage Licenses An Appointment Theron and Diane Mid- gowns of an aqua cotton uniform who would like to Brewton were married Oct. Connie Iwankovitsch. Eve- daugh of Cass City. print, with sweetheart ncck- donate it can call Milly 2, 1965, by Rev. Robert Mark Danial Auvil of lyn MacRae is theRIFchair- CASS CITY lines and elbow-length Brown at 872-5304. Betts of Salem United Cas City and Tammy Lea man for this year. She re- Pianist was Janet Sever- Methodist Church. They ported that the frrst book 5986 E. Cass City Rd., (M-81) ance of Dccker and soloist sleeves with a bow trim. The Baxter of Saginaw. girls each carried a long were attended by Mr. and Craig Steven Butler and distribution to2nd graders at (in the Allen Health Center) was Kathy Connolly of Cass Mrs. Carl Crow. Pamela Sue Jones, both of Cass City and Deford will be City. stem white rose with baby’s breath, greens and ribbons. Caro. Oct. 9. 872-4241 Given in marriage by her Alan Richard kross, Barbara Kosal reported Appoint ments taken Stanley Morell and Ray Brown City, and Debra Jo mother, the bride wore a Best man was Carl Wendt Wallace were at the cottage that the AAUW-sponsored DR. CROWLEY Tues. & Fri.-9:00-12:00 of Chicago, 111. Groomsmcn Kundinger, Gagetown. formal-length gown of in Houghton Lake from William Orville Cragg Jr. Halloween Carnival will be B.S.D.C. Wed. & Th~~.-2:00-7:00 white bridal satin and schif- were Mike Middaugh, Cass flower is the duckweed, no 11 A Wednesday until Friday. held Monday, Oct. 29, at larger than a tackhead. and Christa Lee Farnum, I‘ fli embroidery. It was de- City, and Ken Middaugh, both of Fairgrove. Cass City Intermediate signed with an open lace- Saginaw, both brothers of Daniel Lee Noyce and School. edged neckline, brief puffed the groom, Jim Stimpfel and Meg’a Peg Lee Andrea Page, both of The next meeting will be at ’ sleeves with accents of lace, Doug Zdrojeski, Cass City, Vassar. Rawson Memorial Library which also covered thc long friends of the groom. The Scot Alvan Bostick, Caro, Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 7:30 dropped torso bodice. The ring bcarer was Joshua and Traci Lea Wightman, p.m. gown had a cathedral train Fields, nephew of the Claw son. edged with scalloped lace at groom. Paul Leslie Brown and M eg le ts Rochelle Marie Peters, Most motivated Prescription Drugs? both of Cass City. Anthony Wayne Adams Excess Doctor Charges? and Kristine Marie O’Dell, Cass City Intermediate ‘< by Mrlva L Cuinthcr both of Cass City. School officials Monday Private-Duty Nursing? Dale Douglas Gilmore Jr. announced the school’s Foreign Travel Medical? “most motivated” for Sep- Probably most of you are smacking one’s lips and and Barbara Lee Powell, And Pay Claims Promptly? familiar with Rich Hall and both of Mayville. tember. 1 making “yummy” noises, in Brian Joseph Seiler, They are fifth graders Ryan his sniglets. Just in case, the hope that baby will do Clare, and Frances Louise Hutchinson, Laura Osan- though, a sniglet is “any the same. Martin, Caro. word that dmsn’t appear in As much as I enjoy Rich’s towski, Brian Puterbaugh, the dictionary, but should.” STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, Jonathon Fobear and Adam Cass City sniglets, I can’t help feeling MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION Here are a few of Hall’s Wiles, and sixth graders there are a few items he Josh Lounsbwy, George masterpiecesthat most of us hasn’t covered that really 1A. Title of Publication: Cass City Chroni- can relate to. cle, Inc. Wright, Lee Dillon and Matt should have names. 18. Publication No.: 092700. Klinkman. IGA Foodliner Neonphancy - A fluores- I call them Meglets. 2, Date of Filing, Sept. 29, 1990. @ 3. Frequency of Issue: Weekly. I cent light bulb struggling to Spleddles - The specks of A. No. of Issues Published An- come to life. nually.: 52. Hills and Dales We have Your dust you can see dancing 8. Annual Subscription Price: $10.00. around in the air when the 4. Complete Mailing Address of Known Remedy! Zyxnoid - Any word that a Office of Publition: 6550 Main St., Cas General Hospital crossword puzzler makes up sunlight is right, City. Tuscola County. Michigan 48726. to complete the last blank, Geofooey - Annoyance 5. Complete Mailing Address of the Head- PATIENTS LISTED MON- quarters of General Business Offices of the Klco-lnbody Ins. accompanied by the ration- felt when crossword puzzle Publishers:6550 Main St., Caw City, Tus- DAY, OCT. 1, WERE: alization that there probably makers resort to vague geo- cola County. Michigan 48726. 6265 Church St. 6. Names and Complete Addresses of Keith Bye, Kevin Grifka, is an ancient god named graphical names that no one Publisher, Editor, and Managing Editor: Cass City could be expected to know Publisher. John C. Haire. 4172 S. wr Snover ; Ubbbu, or German river St., Cass City, Michigan 48726. Bernetta J. Stec, Walter named Wfor, and besides, and are nearly impossible to Editor, Thomas Montgomery, 4417 look up. Koeptgen Rd.. Cass City, Michigan48726. Stec, Caro; 872-5114 who’s going to check? Managing Editor, John C. Haire. 4172 S. Michelle Carr, Cass City. Arachnidiot - A person Musmorch - The smell Seeger St., Cess City, Michigan 48726. when the furnace comes on 7. Owner; Cass Clty Chronicle, Inc., 6550 2 liter who, having wandered into Main St., Cam City, Michigan 48726. an “invisible” spider web, after being off all summer. John C. Haire, 4172 S. Seeger St., Cass Vismear The Crty, Michigan 48726. begins gyrating and flailing - smudge, 8. Known Bondholders, Mortgagees. and CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS about wildly. always directly in the line of other Security Holders: None. vision, that the windshield 10. Extent and Nature of Circulation. is offering Opling - The act, when wiper refuses to remove. Average No. Actual No. feeding a baby, of opening Mistitchpanic The sud- Copes Each Copies of - Issue During Single Issue AN EARLY and closing one’s mouth, den realization, when doing Preceding Published 12 Months Nearest to needlework, that yougoofed Filing Date about 10 rows back. A. TotalCopiesPrinted No. 3750 3750 CHILDHOOD PROGRAM Stitcheat - The decision to B. Paid Circulation REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR try to cover up the mistake 1. Sales Through for 4-year-olds Dealers and rather than go back and rip Garners, Street GENERAL ELECTION all those stitches out. Vendors and Counter Longarminch - The dis- Sales 1340 1345 tance at which you have to 2. Mail Program will emphasize socialization hold a in order to read Subscriptions 2295 2290 Tuesday, Nov. 6,1990 book C.Total Paid Circulation before finally admitting you 3635 3635 and pre-learning skills n need bifocals. D. 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By Jim Fitzgerald \>

Turbo Twin, the outstanding 2-year-old pacer which is co- Do I dare complain about reprogrammed to a Gospel lane. The first time the large owned by Duane Chippi of Cass City, didn’t win the the flying wheelbarrow that station. He didn’t say God metal wheelbarrow hit the American National race in Chicago Sept. 21, but he still almost smashed into my car was trying to tell me some- pavement, it bounced to our increased his stature as Michigan’s champion 2-year-old. on 1-75? Will I have to thing about being a more right. If it had bounced He finished second in the big race despite breaking once apologize later for not understanding person, more straight back, it would have when it appeared that he might win. knowing that wheelbarrows open to the possibility of my gone through our wind- frequently hover over free- fellow mechanic being in- shield. *****+**** ways, and I should be on the nocent, and myself being “Innovative Fuel Systems’’ alert for them? Probably. guilty of unreasonable sus- was printed on the pickup. I When it comes to rolling picion. It was my wife who didn’t see an address and, vehicles, I’m mechanically said that. later, didn’t find a listing in Fire prevention week is scheduled Oct. 7-13 and this might Leithauser said he was the Detroit phone The be a good time to point out that there is a film available meaculpa. For instance, I’m book. showing just how many misconceptions there are about fire currently sorry for what I sorry if his letter sounded truck was towing a small wrote last Monday about an caustic, but mechanics get two-wheeled mechanical and its dangers. enough undeserved grief something. wife, who Chief Dick Root, Cass City, has the film and will be. happy unnamed mechanic at Sears My in Highland Park. I accused without being accused of reads owner’s manuals, said to arrange a showing for interested organizations. There is radio-tampering. I said that it was probably a generator. also a tape available at Rawson Memorial Library. him of reprogramming my radio, from my favorite AM was OK, except my feelings The wheelbarrow was not ********** station to an FM Gospel sta- were slightly dented, I secured to the truck bed. tion, when he installed a new would call him back with a I’m including details be- battery in my Oldsmobile. repair cost estimate, and if cause the man driving the We recount here some of the predictions that seem far out Several readers quickly he were smart he’d be sitting pickup kept going, appar- in the GTE booklet “2001-Imagine the Possibilities”.Other pointed out my ignorance. down with his bank loan ently unawareof his loss. He predictions appear to be right on. One that does: “Bloodless The most pointed letter officer when he picked up might like to know what mrgery using advanced cold laser techniques will decrease came from Doug Lei- the phone. I said that to happened to the wheelbar- atient trauma, reduce the length of hospital stays, and help thauser, a master automo- myself, after I hung up. row. Also, we were unable Power medical costs.” tive technician at Keelean to see if the wheelbarrow hit * The laser is used for many procedures now, with more Buick-Pontiac-GMC in St. AND THEN CAME someone behind us with ioming all the time. If it does prove to decrease medical Johns. THE PICKUP worse luck than OUTS. If so, Msts, it will be truly revolutionary and there’s been no “You have falsely accused the victim might want to tell kvidence of it that I can see. your Sears auto technician,” As for that flying wheel- Innovative Fuel Systems Leithauser wrote. “On your barrow, it took off from the where the flying wheelbar- i ’84 Olds, disconnecting the back of a full-size pickup row finally landed. battery clears the electronic around 4:20 p.m. Saturday, Of course, there’s always The Weather memory in your radio. The Sept. 15, on northbound 1-75 the possibility that, accord- High Low Precip. technician did not climb into near6MileRoad,andscared ing to the owner’s manual, a : Tuesday ...... 66 ...... 46 ...... 03” your car to tamper with the the living hell out of my wife wheelbarrow is supposed to : Wednesday ...... 65 ...... 45 ...... 0 radio. He simply changed and me. The pickup was fly when its chauffeur is : Thursday ...... 75 ...... 45 ...... 0 the car battery. I hope your going around 60 mph and so disconnected. In which ) Frklay ...... 70 ...... 54 ...... 15” forthcoming apology is as were we, about 50 yards case, Onward Mea and Saturday ...... 62 ...... SO ...... 09” prominent as your false ac- behind, in the Same inside upward Culpa : Sunday ...... 50 ...... 34 ...... 04” SUCCESS! ALEX ROBLES of Cass City bagged his first cusation. Perhaps reading Monday ...... 58 ...... 32 ...... We’ your owner’s manual could CHAPEL0 (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) buck with a bow in nearly 15 years of hunting Monday I J prevent similar mistakes in morning. The deer weighed roughly 180 1bs.and had a9-point the future.” SHOE SERVICE Read the owner’s manual? 673-7488 rack. The deer was shot in the River Road area, south of Cass I’d rather read a road map, and road maps make my UKS Wednesday is. .. City. Use our convenient pick-up & drop-off at Randall’s clench. I once thumbed through the owner’s manual CASS CITY TIRE 35 gather for and my thumb shriveled. If 6392 Main Cass City The I could read the owner’s auxiliary meet manual, I’d build my own car and put gloves in the Members of the Hills and glove compartment, not Dales Hospital Auxiliary some stupid PARKWAY PIZZA met at the Charmont for manual. lunch Sept. 24. Thirty-four members and one guest were present. Is THAT YOU, GOD? Installation of officers A friend recently asked if I most of the stuff that it is a was conducted by Betty OK. That little outburst expected to be working chore for me to do, I now Greenleaf. made me feel better. when I was 80. The answer pawn off on someone else. The meeting was opened When I phoned Leithauser, DOUBLE PRINT was hopefully. The second, and probably by President Georgine Jen- he said a car radio tuned to All of which reflects more important, is that the sen. Kenneth Jensen gave prospect of doing nothing at a talk about Hills and Dales AM will always switch to DOUBLE VALUE DAY! changes in attitudes as the when the battery is dis- years go rolling by. When I all is scary. You have to be a General Hospital. FM certain type to get the most During the meeting connected. He didn’t say Every Wednesday receive a second first started in Cass City 40 why, which is fine,because I years ago, the dream was to out of retirement. members voted to pay set of prints absolutely FREE! We all can point to persons $7,500 that is still owed on don’t want to know. It quit when I was 45. the mammogram machine. probably has something to Now there’s no desire to who are retired yet are busy, “Check Our New Lower happily busy, all the time. Members were reminded do with the car’s electrical keep being in charge here of a soup and salad lunc- system preferring golden out our Hunting Supplies Photo Processing Prices.” until they carry me out feet Retirement is made for guys heon Oct. 5 at the Masonic like this. oldies written in the 1970s, first. What I was really say- Temple. The public is wel- which really irks me be- ofler gwd dun& Wednesday business hours ing was that I would love to We know of several who come. Tickets may be NEXT DAY or FREE VOID on Double Prints. be ABLE to work when I have retircd from work they purchased from Georgine reached that advanced age. spent their life on and then Jensen, the hospital gift There are 2 reasons for went to work at something shop or at the door. Serving continuing the trek to the else and are happy as larks will start at 11 a.m.and con- office when most of my for a fraction of the money tinue until 2 p.m. (sensible?) con temporaries made in the job they quit. have gone the pipe and slip- Most of the guys who quit pers route. The first is that early and are going great guns that I know have a knack for and receive per- sonal fulfillment working with their hands. Dick de- For all your Heating and Cooling needs Beaubien comes to mind, He See the professionals at works on cars, turns them into something special and as a bonus probably makes a CASS CITY OIL & GAS CO. few bucksdoing what comes nat urd 1y . L.P. GAS! That’s not for me. I only got through shop in high Bulk Tariks and school with the aid of a pity- ing friend who did the work 100 Ib. Cylinder while I did the sanding and Installations go- fer details. Things I like to do are Call UsAt: great for recreation. Playing golf or cards or fishing are 517472-2065 fun, but doing it every day would make it work. n Call us for all of your propane needs It’s easy for me to under- Residential Commercial stand now why the former publisher of the Chronicle Farm 81 Grain Dryers came to me after a brief period in retirement and asked to come around and help out in the back shop free of charge. He didn’t play cards or golf. At least he didn’t when he sold to me when he was in his early 70’s. What he was doing in the We also have a RV filling station for cylinders, .A++( 7 backshop was what he en- {‘a- _, joyed without the hassle of RVs and Motor Homes. We have available all the rest of it, that really Unvented Heaters, Wall Furnaces, Space made the job work. He en- Heaters, Direct Vent Heaters & Unit Heaters. joyed the printing phase of the job, but he sold because he didn’t want the tesponsi- Thumb National Call us today for all of your gas & oil needs bility any more. Esscntially that’s what We are your full service & gas mk * propane, oil company retirement means for most TN &mmm of us. Able to do what we want, whether it’s called MEMBER FDIC 517-872-2065 517-872-5351 fit Pigeon 453-37 13 Cass City 872-437 I Caseville 856-2247 work or play. WUL. - - Tur 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. After 5 p.m. And, of course, having money enough to do it. PAGE FOUR CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, 3,1990 CASS CITY OCTOBER CASS CITY, MICHIGA" HOMECOMING '90 Friday, 7:30 p.m. Cass City Red Hawks vs Car0 Tigers

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FROM AMONG THE SENIORS in this court will come the homecoming queen and king. THE 1990 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ARE: The court and the grades represented are, back row, from left: Ben Schott, 10; Kent Winter, I Front row, from left: Heather Stratton, Sarah Edzik, Heather Wright . 11 ;AI Dadacki, 12; SteveTuckey, 12. Front row: Jami Sting, 9; Heather Wright, 10; SooYun, and Rosie Blue. Second row: Angie Hennessey, Janet Kubacki, Amy - 11 ; Stephanie Spencer, 12; Jane Marker, 12, and Tracey Patera, 12. Kaake and Amiee Cooper. Missing is Crystal Lefler. Good Luck Hawks - Beat Tigers

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MattWelppert I Gary Becket Troy Perry Steve Tuckey Dan Miles Pete Matson

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~ -- -~ 1 Cass City Cass City I1 Plumbing & Walbro Thumb National Sommers' Ken Martin Oil & Gas Chronicle AI Swiderski Corporation Bank & Trust Co. Bakery and Restaurant Electric, Inc. Phone 872-2065 Phone 872-2010 872-431 1 872-3577 General Agency Phone 872-2131 Phone Phone Phone 8724114 Phone 8724391 Cass City Casscity Cass City - 872-5084 Cass City Cass City 1 11 Cass City Cass City Cass City I ;, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 3,1990 PAGE F’IVE Opened this season Anthony’s Trophy Ranch offers exotic game hunts pair of Detroit It’s not a typical Thumb An avid hunter, Anthony trophy,” Kevin’s brother, area hunters area hunting story. But has offered white tail deer Kim, agreed. “Nine times A recently left the then, the hunt didn’t take hunts, on what he calls 400 out of 10 they run the other Thumb with the place in a typical wood lot. acres of prime hunting land, way, (but) when they’re trophy, not to mention the The 2 Detroit area men- for the past several years. coming after you, they’re hunting story, of a lifetime. both sporting goods store But it wasn’t until this like a bull. It’s rare that one Late on the second day of a owners-as well asacharter summer that he realized his shot would take them 3day hunt last month, the boat captain, a Detroit News dream of opening a wild down .” pair spotted their game and outdoor write? and his wife game hunting preserve. Kim owns the nearby one of them drew back his and a camera crew were Aside from wild boar, the Rooster Ranch, a 160-acre bow. The arrow found its hunting at area resident preserve, 160 acra en- hunting preserve offering mark, but in seconds, the Kevin Anthony’s “Trophy closed by a lefoot fence, ringneck pheasant, chukar hunter found himself to b Ranch,” located about 9 offers year-round hunt+ for partridge and bobwhite the target of nearly 600 miles northeast of Cass mouflon sheep, sika deer, quail. Like his brother, Kim pounds of charging wild City. Jacob’s (4-horn) rams, fal- offers full service, including boar. Aside from the trophy low deer, white tail deer, guides and hunting dogs. The hunter dropped his Tennessee boar, which An- Barbados rams, Barbarossa The brothers, who guide bow and climbed a tree, thony noted was unusually sheep, Corsican rams and bear hunts in Canada to- escaping the razor sharp big, the party also bagged 4 Catalina goats. Elk and gether each year, help each tusks of the angry brute, black Russian wild boars, buffalo will be added in the other out at home, too, shar- which sent his partner up a each averaging about 250 future. ing customers and offering tree before collapsing. pounds. Cost of the hunts range combination hunts. from $400 per person for a “It’s the only place that we ram hunt to $3,000 and up know of in the Midwest NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC for white tails, depending on where you can do it all,” the size of the rack and Kim remarked. number of points. Kevin, who, along with his All books and records pertaining to brother, is a former owner of Wildwood BIG GAME TROPHY A 225-pound black Russian wild boar trots down a The Rawson Foundation Inc. FULL SERVICE Farms Restau- - rant and Motel and narrow path at Kevin Anthony’s <‘TLophy Ranch,” a hunting preserve located are kept in the Chemical Bank, The price includes the Anthony’s Party Store, re- services of Anthony or one called that he was asked about 9 miles northeast of Cass City. Cass City and may be viewed of 2 other guides, who will what hewasgoingtodoafter during banking hours. field dress and transport a selling the party store last hunkfs game; and 3 days September. and 2 nights of lodging at the “I told him it was going to Commissioners set D. E. Rawson, preserve’s recently reno- be nothing you ever thought THURSDAY ONLY 7:30 (Bargain Night) vated lodge. of,” he said. Secretary The lodge sleeps 12 and Creepy, Crawly PG-13 Fun I REAL FUN ‘90 levy at 7.3 mills features a fully equipped “ARACHNOPHOBIA” kitchen, 6-person hot tub, color TV and VCR, and a “The real fun was building Tuscola County commis- A majority of the in- STARTS FRIDAY OCT. 5,6,7, & 11 pool table and other games. the fence,” he said. Kevin sioners last week approved crease-about $616,0& “It’s been a couple of years added it took 6 months and 1990millage levies totalling is due to the voted road mil- All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 in the planning,” Anthony 780 treated posts to erect the 7.3 mills. lage. The remaining in- Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 said of the preserve, which barrier, which is lined at the crease is the result of a $32 Child $1.50 Teen & Adutt $3.00 he said offers a challenging bottom with an electric wire. The total, which will raise million increase in heSEV hunt despite being enclosed. He purchases the wild ani- an estimated $4.5 million in of county land. There are a number of le- mals on buying trips property tax revenue based gitimate preserves in the throughout the country, but on B state equalized vdu- country, he remarked, but explained that it isn’t just a ation of $616,874,698, rep sr-Citizens lMenu there also are some which matter of paying the price, resents an additional mill Seniorcitizctrsare8sk~ offer “trophy” game in less and transporting the game. over the previous year based I%make neserrathsai the than sportsmanlike circum- “Everything that comes on voters’ approval in AU- of Che 8 stances. into the state has tobe health gust of a one-mill levy for a.m*-fia*m* by Cdli~AM He cited an example of an inspected and permitted,” county primary road and Stepka 872e. he continued. And there are major street improvements. advertisement that offers elk OCT. 8-10-12 hunting in the Rockies. certain guidelines that must followed, including giv- “They run you through the lx The remaining 6.3 mills is Monday - Spaghetti with Rockies for 4 or 5 days and if ing each animal a minimum broken down into 5 separate amount of land to roam. Meat Sauce, Green Beans, you don’t pop one, then they levies-4.2 mills for county Salad Bar, Variety Bread, COMING NEXT FRIDAY run you back to the ranch There’s also plenty of pa- general operating expenses, perwork, with state regula- Favorite Cake. Steve Martin & Rick Moranis and you shoot one out of the .9 of a mill for the road pa- Wednesday - Meatloaf, corral,” he said. tions requiring Kevin to trol/dispatch programs, .5 of “MY BLUE HEAVEN” report every 30 days on the Mashed Potatoes with In contrast, Anthony indi- a mill each for county Gravy, Salad Bar, Variety cated his management ef- number of deer and elk on bridgesand the medical care the preserve. Bread, Melon Slices. forts are designed to offer facility, and .2 of a mill for Friday - Honey Glazed Others Get Quick Results With The hunters a challenging expe- Drudgery aside, Kevin said senior ser~ices. Chronicle’s Classified Ads- he’s anticipating a busy Chicken, Potato Salad, Cau- I rience. I year,withthebestpartofhis liflower with Cheese, Vari- You Will Too! HEAVY COVER season yet to come. Business is pretty slow anticipate collecting some $926,000 more in the corn- The preserve has some during the summer,accord- ing to the area resident, who ing year in property tax reve- open grasslands,but most of nue. the game is found in heavy noted the lodge often serves cover. “There’s some stuff asa vacation sptduring that you have to get down on time. your hands and knees to get “What’s really fun is when Student Summer Slam 90 through”, he remarked. deer season gets over- Anthony limits the number that’s when cabin fever Glory Firebirds of animals in the preserve to kicks in,” he remarked. “A count 60. And while he supple- lot of guys like to shoot their Peter Pan Vital Signs ments the animals’ diet with bows year round. I’m book- conducted Spaced Invaders hay and corn, he avoids plat- ing up fast for after deer ing the food in the same season.” location twice. Looking back, Kevin indi- cated his dwision to turn his to a “I bill (this) a hunt,’’ he significant increase in as love for hunting into a full- enrollment. said. “YOUdon’t walk up to time business has worked the feed trough and shoot; A jubilant school Supt. out well. David Landeryou reported you’re in their habitat and “I had the time and money they know all the escapes.” an additional 34 students, NO DEPOSIT and property to do it,” he from 779 in the 1989-90 Anthony said most hunters said. “It’s the perfect thing; prefer to use bows or hand- school year to 8 13 this year. TAPE PLAYER RENTAL I like to be outside and (I “We expected to gain a guns. And quite a few want have) summers off.” NO MEMBERSHIP FEE to hunt the wild boar. few, but we’re surprised at “It’s not native to Michi- Golden Rule the number,,’ he said. “We gan and a lot of guys would have been losing kids for 13 COMING AlTRACTlONS years; this is the first year we like to have one mounted on class meets Back Stab Guardian their wall,’’ he said. The Golden Rule class of have gained any.” Anthony, who noted he’s Salem United Methodist A breakdown of the 1990- Teenage Mutant Ninja fully insured, pointed out Church met at the home of 9 1 total reveals 427 elemen- Turtles the Movie that the wild pigs can be Mrs. Laura Ball Thursday, tary pupils, 119 in junior extremely dangerous. He Sept. 27, for a potluck sup- high and 267 at the high per. school level. Full Fathom Five grinned and added, “I know meeting followed in time I’ll be up at emer- A with Landeryou said the in- DISNEY MOVIES 24 members answering roll crease in student numbers gency getting some call. WILDLIFE AND HUNTING TAPES stitches.” this year is due primarily to a A couple of quiz games large kindergarten class, In the pursuit of happiness.most of us develop an affection for possessions. And end up mea- were played. which numbers 81 pupils suring our success by the amount of thin s we accumulate. For some reason. BIG GAME The next meeting will be we think that material wealth will bring appiness.The trouble is. it doesn’t. -- compared to an average of a held Oct. 25 at the home of inner peace.The kind of peace that comes 60 to 65 students. =-- “They’re a truly big game Eamey and Clara Seeley. invitin ou to join us for worshi . -- =--F He oBy ers. .It our services you’lP dis- e of what you own or don’town. Because Jesus cares for you - * A ndtlondl revival cmpbdrir rponsorcd b) Southern Bapttsrr and thc Home Mlrsiuri Board Thursday 9330 Friday 9-8:OO Saturday 9-5:30 Sunday 10-1:oO NEW SHOWTIMES Mon. - Thurs. 7:30 p.m. only JOIN US! 30% OFF WEDDING INVITATIONS Fri. - Sun. 7 p.m. & 9:15 p.m. Sunday, October 7th, at 8:30 a.m. 20% OFF PRINTED NAPKINS, MATCHES, ETC. at Lighthouse Baptist Church in Cass City lncludes # FREE use of Wishing Well Card Box (Located on the corner of Sherman and Main) It FREE Throwaway Garter “PRESUMED INNOCENT” FREE Shower Thank Yous It * STARTS FRIDAY, OCT. 5 Singer: Miss Sherrie Northway It 1Ooh Off Wedding Cake Tops Speaker: Pastor Michael Wester # with wrchase of invitations ”G HOST” 81 ”FLATLI NE RS” Call l7wrsday for feature Topic: Developing a Healthy Self-image Special Saturday Matinee for Pumpkin Festival SWEET CREATIONS Refreshments following the morning service 267 N. State 673-8444 “Ghostbusters II” 2:30 pm. All Seats $1 50 PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 3,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - __ Crisis Center needs workers i. Cass City Bowling Leagues

4 CenterThumb officials Area Assault are lookina Crisis MERCHANETTE LEAGUE MERCHANTS’ “B” High Team Game: Fort’s Servi-Star 14 N. Davis 183, J. Merchant High Team Series: Buds Kermit’s 13 for individuals who & Sept. 57, 1990 Sept. 96, 1990 632. Truemner Salvage 13 16% p. Wells 183. & Blossoms 1833. Charmont 13 interested in working with High Team Game: E.T. Miller’s 12 victims, and their children, Quaker Maid 16 Engineered Tools 14 FRIDAY NIGHT Bumette’sThumb Nat’l Ba;ik ”;: SUNDAY NO ROLLERS w, Brinkman 11 of domestic violence and Rolling Hills 13 Mr. Chips 10 MIXED DOUBLES Cable-ettes 11 Sept. 23, 1990 Hunt 11 sexual assault. Crof t-Clara 13 Warju Flooring 9 Sept. 48,1990 Cass City Tire 9 TUESDAY AITERNOON Parkway 10 Warju Flooring Volunteers are needed to Kritzman’s 12 Northern Sun 8 Gilligan’s 9 7 LADIES LEAGUE Caka 10 work as crisis phone work- Caro Chiropractic 12 Jaycees 4 The Family 19 Live-Wires 8 Buds & Blossoms 7 Sept. 45,1990 D&S 7 Charmont 3 Hammer Time 7 Cass City Sports 4 ers, ondl transportation Cass City Sports 12 Town 6 Country 15 Pizza Villa 8 workers,child care workers, Sobczak Construction 10 Bee Gee’s 14 Charmont 5% Family Affair 7 Sunshine Girls 13 High Series & Games: .T. E.T. 5 High Series & Games : M. etc. Miller’s Chicks a Comment 642 (233), Randy Hell Raisers 13 Continental Rental 5 Chemical Bank 11 IGA Foodliner 8 Cass City Oil & Gas 12 Anonymous 4 Charmont Boozers 9 Lutz 705 (236-224-245), F. The Assault Crisis Center Patera 239, G. Robinson 591 U Can’t Touch This 4 Kappral 653 (172-226-2551, provides services to victims Clean Up Crew 6 (2121, J. Lefler 213. Dream Team 11 High Team Game: Bur- Country Gals a Herron Builders 5 nette’s 1146. Airborne 4 Georgine’s 7 D. O’Dell661 (NXM25-236), of domestic violence and Harry Lenda, Inc. 5 THURSDAY NITE TRIO Men’s High Series: L. High Team Series: Bur- Simpson’s 1 T. Comment 613 (202-206- sexual assault from Huron, Sept. 27, 1990 Tracy 550. nette’s 3140. Gamblers 1 High Series: L. Comment 2051, B. McLachlan 575 Sanilac, Tuscola and Lapeer High Team Series & Men’s High Game: L. Series: Corcoran Hardee’s 1 548. (169-19&2101, C. Comment counties. Volunteers High P. Bundy ’s 0 are Game : Car0 Chiropractic Nelesco 15 Tracy 224. 6Q8, S. Howard 539, C. High Game: C. Gohsman 590 (213-227-1501,B. Anthes needed in all 4 counties. A 2240 & 783. Cass City IGA 14 Women’s High Series : R, Davidson 520, L. Comment 202. 63!j (227-244-1611, J. 40-hour training is currently 500 Series: P. Corcoran Rooster Ranch 13 Murphy 450. 485, S. Badder 495. Men’s High Series: K. High Team Series : Char- Houghton 607 (186-195-226), Ritchie 586, R. Perkins 555, mont Boozers T. Smith 580 (172-17&232), being planned for Novem- 580, J. Lapp 531, C. David- Martin Electric 13 Women’s High Game: D. High Games: P. Corco- 1547. ber. son 508, D. Wischmeyer 508. Northon Const. Smith N. Willy 549, W. Wojtaszek High Team Game: G. Robinson 212, L. Tracy 13 171, ran 242-202, L. Comment 542. More informatihn on the 200 Game; P. Corcoran Fuelgas 10 High Team Series: Hell Chemical Bank 550. 212. S. Miller 213. J. Milazm 212. 205, S. Howard 209, C. Men’s High Games: R. 224, B. Hennessey 212, D. training and services of the Kilboum Service 9 Raisers 1834. Davidson 214, J. Krol 177, Charmont 9 High Team Game: Hell Perkins 234, N. Willy 232, Miller 213, N. Way 214. Assault Crisis Center is “A” B. Kilboum 173, K. K. Ritchie 223. TUSCOLA available by calling Mary MERCHANTS’ Deford Country Groc. 9 Raisers 664. Guinther 176, Hutchin- GET-TOGETHERS High Team Series: Ker- Sept. 26, 1990 7 K. Women’s High Series: L. Ann Osentoski at 1-800- Kilbourn Tech CHARMONT LADIES son 166, L. Miller 166, Sept. 26, 1990 mit’s Krushers 2713. Jacques Seeds 5 C. Erla 487, T. Rabideau 451. 292-3666 or (517) Furness 164, G. Suzor la, Women’s High Game: L. High Team Game: Ker- 673- Charmont Motel 12 Quaker Maid 3 Spaulding Builders 14 mit’s Krushers 954. 4121. Croft-Clara Lumber 11 Board’s 15 S. Badder 173, L. King 187, Erla 202. Kingston State Bank 10 High Series : Doug O’Dell Board Chrysler 10 615, K. Anthony 582, E. Brentwood 9 Schmaltz 577. Paul’s Urethane Sys. 8Y2 High Games: M. Weltin New England Life 8 232, B. McLachlan 216, E. REGISTRATION NOTICE Charmont 7 Schmaltz 216, N. Daniels D & D Construction 6Y2 216, D. O’Dell 216, K. Kil- FOR THE Gilligan’s 6 bourn 214. Kritzman’s 5 High Team Series: De- Herron Builders 3 ford Country Grocery 1850. High Team Game: De- TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1990 High Series & Games: R. ford Country Grocery 699. Hull 680 (236-223-221), J. To the qualified electors of all Townships and the Cities of Vassar, County of Tuscola, State of Michigan, notice is hereby Maharg 620 (2631,W. Smith NIGHT OWLS 664 (243-2401, T. Comment Sept. 26, 1990 given that the clerks of the Townships and the City of Vassar will accept registrations at the following locations: 638 (2331, G. Robinson 618 (2351,J. Smithson 603 (229- Pros 3 AKRON TOWNSHIP DENMARK TOWNSHIP FREMONT TOWNSHIP KOYLTON TOWNSHIP WATERTOW N TOWNSHIP S. Howard 586, Pauline Gainforth, Clerk William A. Kamm, Clerk Rita Talsma, Clerk James R. Borek, Clerk Barbara Marr, Clerk 2151, K. Lush Boys 3 6800 N. Vassar Road 3099 VanBuren Road 6112 Lincoln Street 5019 S. Phillips Road 1101 Barnes Road (2211, Beachy 580 D. Miller Walbro 2 Unionville, MI 48767 Reese, MI 48757 Mayville, MI 48744 Clifford, MI 40727 Fostoria, MI 48435 568 (2121,M. Lutz 567 (2161, Cole Crew 1 J. Storm 554, J. Lefler 550 Bowler Boys 1 ALMER TOWNSHIP ELKLAND TOWNSHIP GILFORD TOWNSHIP MI LLI N GTON TOWNSHIP WELLS TOWNSHIP (2341, J. Mathewson 222, G. William A. Reavey, Clerk Norma Wallace, Clerk Robert Beach, Clerk Clayton Beagle, Clerk Marion Huff, Clerk Skaggs 210. High Series: B. Kings- 2866 N. Unionville Road 4693 North Seeger Street 3405 North Bradford Road 8553 State Street 2555 Murray Road land 534, L. Albrecht 521, J. Akron, MI 48701 Cass City, MI 48726 Fairgrove, MI 48733 Millington, MI 48746 Caro, MI 48723 Schwartz 516. High Game: L. Albrecht ARBELA TOWNSHIP ELLINGTON TOWNSHIP INDIANFIELDS TOWNSHIP NOVESTA TOWNSHIP WISNER TOWNSHIP Bowler of 214. Mary C. Warren, Clerk Frederick J. Bardwell, Jr. Clerk Samuel W. Anderson, Clerk Nursie L. Kloc, Clerk Larry D. Beach, Clerk High Team Series: Lush 8935 Birch Run Road 2979 Dutcher Road 111 Joy Street 6195 Severance Road 3733 North Bradford Road Boys 1452. Millington, MI 48746 Caro, MI 48723 Caro, MI 48723 Cass City, MI 48726 Fairgrove, MI 48733 the week High Team Game: Lush Boys 561. COWMBIA TOWNSHIP ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP JUNIATA TOWNSHIP TUSCOLA TOWNSHIP CITY OF VASSAR The Thumb Area Janice Vogel, Clerk Elaine Seibel, Clerk Thomas A. Hile, Clerk Mary Lou Blasius, Clerk Dianne B. Johnston, Clerk Women’s Bowling Associa- THURSDAY MORNING 6925 Colling Road 6803 Colwwd Road 1726 South Ringle Road 7343 Buell Road 287 East Huron Vassar, MI 48768 Vassar, MI 48768 tion Bowler of the Week for COFFEE LEAGUE Unionville, MI 48767 Gagetown, MI 48735 Caro, MI 48723 Sept 9-15 is Birdie Heintz, Sept. 27, 1990 a DAYTON TOWNSHIP FA1RG ROVE TOWNS H IP KINGSTON TOWNSHIP VASSAR TOWNSHIP with 576 actual series. Opal Hunter, Clerk Karen R. Goodchild, Clerk Victoria Wolak, Clerk Betty Kochalka, Clerk Sal’s Country Clipper 15 4311 Hurds Corner Road 3076 West Gilford Road 2083 South Kingston Road 6205 South State Road She bowls for the team of Pin Pals 13 Kingston, MI 48741 Caro, MI 48723 Kingston, MI 40741 Vassar, MI 48768 Village Barber and Styling Deford Country Groc. 13 __ ___ on the Thursday Niters’ AIDES 11 Ladies’ League at Pigeon H.I. Roth 10% Notice is hereby given that the clerks of the Townships and City of Vassar will be at their offices: Lanes, Pigeon. Fort’s 9 Kingston Mini Mart 7% TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1990 - Last day to register - During regular working hours Other 550 and higher series Bye 1 bowled were Pam Corcoran, 572, Charmont, Cass City; High Series: V. Bilicki The 30th day preceding said Election 533. Loretta Puvalowski, 562, High Game: V. Bilicki As provided by Section 498, Act No. 116, Public Acts of 1954 As Amended Almac, Bad Axe, and Donna 229. Schuette,550, Ty *sBowling High Team Series : Fort’s For the purposes of REVIEWING and REGISTERING such of the qualified electors in said TOWNSHIP or CITY as SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor, Lounge, Elkton. 1848. The name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of the precinct at the time of registration and entitled under the Constitution, if remaining such IC resident, to vote at the next election, shall be entered in the registration book. _- __ ~_ _ FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING THE FOLLOWING PARTISAN OFFICES, VIZ: STATE: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of,State, Attorney General, 2 Members of the State Board of Education, 2 Members of the Board of Regents University of Michigan, 2 Members of the Michigan State University Board of Trustees, 2 Members of Wayne State University Board of Governors. CONGRESSIONAL: United States Senator, Representative in Congress LEGISLATIVE: State Senator, State Representative COUNTY: County Commissioner TOWNSHIP: Offices where vacancies exist and also any additional officers that may be on the ballot.

AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING NON-PARTISAN OFFICERS, VIZ: 2 Judges of the State Supreme Court, 2 Judges of the State Court of Appeals, Judge of the District Court 71-B, City of Vassar City Councilmembers, And also any other Non-Partisan Officers that may be on the ballot.

AND ALSO TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING COUNTY AND LOCAL PROPOSALS:

TUSCOLACOUNTY TUSCOLACOUNTY ARBELA TOWNSHIP ELLINGTON TOWNSHIP SUNDAY PACKAGE LIQUOR SALE MEDICAL CARE FACILITY RENEWAL TAXATION MILLAGE LIMITATION FIRE PROTECTION Shall the sale of spirits and mixed spirlt drink Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes INCREASE PROPOSITION MILLAGE PROPOSAL for consumplion off the premises be permitted, which may be assessed against all property Shall the limitation on the total amount of taxes Shall the Township of Ellington levy mills for on Sunday, in a retail establishment licensed in the County of Tuscola, Michigan, be which may be assessed against all property .5 under the Liquor Control Act within the County increased, as provided in Section 6 of Article in the Township of Arbela, County of Tuscola, fire protection on the tax roll for the years of of Tuscola under the provisions of the law IX of the Constitution of the State of Michigan, State of Michigan, be increased as provided 1990 thru 19947 governing the sale of spirits and mixed spirit by, and the Board of Commissioners of the by Section 6,Article IX of the Constitution of 0 YES 0 NO drlnk for consumption7 County be authorized to levy, a tax not to the State of Michigan by Two (2) mills of the OYES UNO exceed, 114 mill (25 cents per $1,000 of State assessed valuation as equalized by the State equalized valuation of such property) for a of Michigan of all property in said Township period not to exceed 6 years, beginning with of Arbela, County of Tuscola, State of the levy to be made on December 1, 1991 to Michigan, for a period of five (5) years, the pro- and including the levy to be made on ceeds of the levy thereof to be used for public December 1, 1996, to provide funds for the pur- roadway and highway repair and reconstruc- pose of operating (including County tion within the limits of the Township of Arbela? maintenance of effort payments) and maintain- OYES 0 NO ing (including capital improvements) the Tuscola County Medical Care Facility? OYES 0 NO

ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP ELMWOOD TOWNSHIP NOVESTA TOWNSHIP WATERTOWN TOWNSHIP ROAD MILLAGE PROPOSAL FIRE DEPARTMENT LIBRARY MILLAGE PROPOSAL ROAD MILLAGE PROPOSAL Shall the Township of Elmwood levy one and MILLAGE PROPOSAL Shall Novesta Township levy 314 of a mill (75 Shall the Township of Watertown assess an ad one half mill ($1SO for each $1,000.00 valua- Shall the Township of Elmwood levy one mill cents) for each $l,OOO.Oo evaluation as equaliz- valorem tax on all real and tangible personal tion, as equalized) for ten (10) years for the sole ($1.00 for each $1,OO0.00 valuation, as equaliz- ed? Money to be used for the sole and property for a period of 5 years from 1991-1995, and exclusive purpose of maintaining ed) for six (6) years for the sole and exclusive exclusive purpose of the operation and inclusive, of 1 mill ($1 per SlOOO) of the assess- 111 1725 W. CAR0 RD., CAR0 (517) 6734171 Township roads? purpose of maintaining the Elmwood- maintenance of Rawson Memorial Library. ed valuation as finally equalized to be used UYES UNO Gagetown Fire Department? OYES UNO for road construction andlor road repair? OYES ON0 DYES UNO ~C-IFIEDADSJ AND ALSO ANY OTHER AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSALS THAT MAY BE ON THE BALLOT. ERMA BROWN, TUSCOLA COUNTY CLERK 4 PAYOFF!.A \ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1990 PAGE SEVEN ...... <
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...... ,...... f,.C,.t., ...... I... e?... FIVE YEARS AGO Maxine Clara, treasurer. loss of $128,923 in state era1 days last week at their Construction work on the funds. farm near Shabbona and Twenty-five attended the M-53bridge over the north were Tuesday supper guests Thursday evening meeting branch of the Cass River is TEN YEARS AGO of Mr. and Mrs. Clair , of the Golden Rule class of expected to be completed Auslander and Dale. Salem UM Church at the this week unless workers Leading the football team Seventeen members of the Ray Fleenor home. Helen have to stop work because of in defensive points, with 16, Baptist Philathea class met ’ Bartle presided over the rain. The new bridge, 90 feet against the Hatchets was Tuesday at the Elwyn business meeting and Don long and 40 feet wide, is Randy Severance. Consis- Helwig home for their Greenleaf led devotions. Iva replacing a narrow 22-foot tently showing improve- monthly meeting. Carol ’ Mae Hildinger read a poem. wide bridge. ment has been Chuck Erla, English presented devotions Officers of the Hills and For the seventh year in a who amassed 15 points un- and Mr, and Mrs. Stan Dales General Hospital row, the Cass City School der Coach Schelke’s rating Guinther were in charge of . * Auxiliary were installed at a District has reported another system. Rob Sawdon was recreation. Sept. 23 meeting at the major decrease in student named Red Hawk of the Mrs. William Zemke and Charmont. Members in- population. School Supt. week. Gerald Hicks, both of De- McConkey’s - Yvonne Clark &ley, Lola .+ stalled were: Jeanine Donald Crouse said this year Enrollment in area schools ford, have been named co- Hobart, president; Betty Edzik, Esther, Fleming, Nicholas, John Graham, the district will have 61 has taken a plunge this year, chairmen of the Community Snover. Jeanne Shagena - Car0 - $10.00 gift certifi- ”Russell, vice-president; fewer students than last I to theeditor I according to enrollment Chest fund drive in Novesta , $10.00Cass girt Citv certificateYs. IGA - Tam cates. . Helen Bartle, secretary, and year, which will amount to a counts taken Friday. The Township for 1965. - I Charmont - Rosemary number of students in Cass City schools declined from 35 YEARS AGO 2,037 to 1,975. Enrollment at Owen-Gage dropped Dick Hampshire, toast- cates. bowling bag. from 461 to 43 1; Kingston, master for the Gavel Club at from 836 to 817, and Ubly, its regular Tuesday meeting from 1,243 down to 1,206. at Parrott’s Dairy Bar, intro- duced State, Rep. Allison Lorencz, Gagetown $25.66 pizzas. The Cass City branch of the gift certificates. Chemical Bank - Barb American Association of Green of Kingston, who told To the Editor, more despicable than a per- Irrer, Shirley Geiger, Stan- University Women began a the group of issues that will son who uses a gun to rob. Cass City Hardware - ley Frankowski - $10.00 sav- new season with a meeting face the legislature. In the There is much talk con- Prisoners who are released Rick Sugden, Donna McAL ings accounts. business meeting, President pine, Gagetown, Deborah JackPeople’s Brinkman, Choice Pat Market Gee - Wednesday in the high cerning our penal system on parole should receive Bogart, Emmert - - school library. Hostesses for Arlan Hartwick appointed and institutions, prison life approval of the sentencing Chuck Lloyd Vyse chairman of the $10.00 gift certificates. $10.00 gift certificates. the evening were Dotty in general and the over- judge and the prosecutor. Quaker Maid J.E. Ful- Christmas decoration com- - Scollon, Doris Rawson and crowding population in our Prison parole bards have ler, Michelle Connolly - Helen’s Beauty Salon - Linda Albee. President mittee for the club. Assist- prisons. their own obsequious way of $10.00 gift certificates. JoAnn Ware, Mary Miller - Barbara Tuckey presided ing Vyse w.ill be Fred We are releasing danger- releasing prisoners. There Erla’s - Peggy Kelly, free haircuts. Professional and Business over the business meeting. Withey and C.M.Wallace. ous inmates daily and they are many, many dangerous Lena Maleck, Duane Wit- Pizza Villa - Angela Mrs. Andrew Bigelow was are arrested again and again, kovsky, Caro, Susan Ruby Berry - one breakfast, The Tuscola County Farm prisoners who should not be named president of the No matter how many penal released. Nationwide, sta- ’ - $25.00 gift certificates. Clark Seeley - one lunch, Bureau held its annual meet- Elkland Township Cornmu: institutions or correctional tistics show at least 20% of Board’s - Arnold Fischer Betty Anderson - one pizza. -. ing Thursday evening, - $100.00 service certificate, DI RECTORY nity Chest Tuesday evening half-way houses are built, or those who are released on McMahan Auto Supply - Andrea Hofmeister of at a meeting of the board of Delores Hartsell, Joe Re- Gagetown was named the how much our rehabilitation parole are involved in seri- msing, Willard Kaake, Shirley Tuckey, Linda directors. C.M. Wallace programs are improved, it ous Woodward,$20.00 gift certificates. Ellen Home - ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS outstanding young farm crimes. Larry Bogart - Free lube, was re-elected to the post of will not slow down the over- In closing, common sense woman. Keith Little, Cass secretary and Robert oil & filter. Anderson, Tuckey City, was recognized as the crowding conditions in the dic~~s~atfieP~le~~dClothes Closet Dawn BALU K., M.D. Keating was named to Serve future. Theonly way thiscan not re1ease danger- Bernhardt & Co., P.C I Obstetrician & Gynecol~ist outstanding Farm Bureau another term as Chest treas- come about is, the punish- Hollis, Shirley Geiger Certified Public Accountants 70 North Elk Slreel individual. Receiving the urer. ous criminals early - it only $25.00 gift certificates. . svdusky. MI 48471 ment has to fit the crime. Gary Anderson, CPA - 673-3137 outstanding Farm Bureau Stanley Fay of Pontiac and When a person is arrested dangefousescalates to level. our present If the trend and YvonneNorthern Edzik, Sun Mr. Tanning BUSINESS CARDS Robrt Tuckey, CPA - 872-3730 Phone (313) 6484733 award were Marion and and Mrs. Manley Fay of k. Jeny Bernhardt, CPA - 873-3137 Mr. for a minor crime and fiere continues it will k,if not Ronald ouw,Mark A~ailaMeI-COlOr om# Mourn: Dean Jeffrey of Kingston. Grant spent Wednesday SMe- 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI are no circumstances in- already, a disaster. Mon.. Tues., fhurr , Fn bw. 0 5 Agpolnlmenlr only evening at the Gaylord volved, he should not re- and to - 25 YEARS AGO Kritzmans’ - Nancy 6261 Church St., Cam Clty, MI AmHoum Call LaPeer home. ceive a severe sentence; this (313) 6.Cb.3nO Concerned Citizen Wright, Ida Jewitt, The Chronicle Phone 8724668 Robert Freeman, son of should never happen in our Walter W. O’Bee Jeanne Rick Turner, Cass City’s Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shagena - $SO.OOgift certifi- ..... society. Cas City plucky guard, was selected Freeman, attencling the cates. COUNSELING Dr. Jeffrey Crowley is We see people of public I I by Coach John Bifoss as the University of Detroit and trust (office holders) and Hawks’ player of the week. started there Sept. 12. He is DO YOU HAVE A I chiropractor well-known star athletes More cash for your and Mrs. Edsel Con- DRINKI NG PROBLEM? 5986 E. Cass City Rd. Mr. pursuing a course in electri- such as Denny McClain, ex- ne11 of Dearborn spent sev- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS cal engineering. , star pitcher for the Detroit future. ..with AND AL-ANON Tigers, who was convicted UNIVERSAL LIFE Every Frlday Evening - 8:OO p.m. “loan sharking and rack- y Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of eteering,” and Mercury 8) ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS - HarOlQ T. Donahue For the special times of life that Tuesday Evenings 8:OO p.m. Film series slated M.D., A.A.F.P. Moms,ex-star running back require lots of cash-like buying a St. Panaatius Parlsh Hall Basement 4674 Hill Street of the Miami Dolphins, Cass City home or educating your kids-you need an effective, high- Cass City convicted on a “drug yield cash accumulation plan. A Universal Life policy from 4 072-2323 at Novesta church charge’*. These subjects re- Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company of Michigan will DENTISTS 0(1*r harm wmkdayr ox- fhurwjay ceived a long prison term, meet the cash needs of your lifetime-and protect you with Novesta Church of Christ, The public is invited and a but only served a short time life insurance at the same time. Call today. Rich Ypma R. Paul Chappel, DDS, PC Richard A. Hall, D.O. 2896 N. Cemctery Rd., will nursery provided. For fur- of their sentence and were P.O. Box 40 Family Dentistry Osteopathic Physician show the 4-part film scfks, ther information call 872- released. There are other Bad Axe, MI 48413 4674 Hill St. “Raising Positive Kids in PMe: 269-9911 Or 1 Comprehensive Orthdontics a 3658. cases where people of trust Cass City, Michigan Making your future more predictable 872-51 52 * 6240 Hill St., Cass City 872-4446 Negative World”, Oct. 7,2 1 were convicted of serious m 8?2-4725 Hme w2-4r62 and Nov. 4, 18 during the crimes and a short Phone 872-3870 served 1O:OO a.m. Bible School term of their sentence and I 11 Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. hour. Musical group were released. Their terms HEALTH CARE Surgeon were spent in a lucrative The films, by internation- FISH -~ at Argyle setting, with facilities such FRY Specialist in Stomach ally known speaker and Every Friday IMMED~ATE and Bowel Problems as a tennis court and swim- NON-EMERGENCY motivator Zig Zigler, offer U.M. Church ming pool, and under mini- simple positive steps ppents HEALTH CARE 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily mum security. Other prison- FRESH HERRING Saturday - 9 to 12 noon can take today through dis- ers who had little money and $25 fee Closed Thursday cipline, sex education, and The Heritage Music Mak- Including physidan’s fee ers, of the Thumb of Michi- a small-time attorney spent and clinic room. building their child’s self- their time in a “hell hole” for Cash basis, and we will give gan, will present a musical 6230 Hospital Drive image - - to make a differ- 4 you a statement. - a lesscr crime. This is not 1 -HOMECOMING SPECIAL- 11 Cass City, MI 48726 ence in them tomorrow. program Sunday, Oct. 7, No Appnbnenl Usually 7:30-8:30 p.m., at the Ar- acceptable in today’s soci- Neoessery Phone 872-4611 ety even though they may be Broasted Chicken Dinner 6:OO-8:30p.m. Frldays Home 072-31 38 The films and dates are as gyle United Methodist 23-8:30p.m. Saturdays follows: “Sowing Positive white collar criminals. 1O:OO a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sunday Church. C hic ke n -To-Go Smds”- - Oct. 7, “HOWto be This multi-talented group I certainly do not condone HILLS AND DALES Dr. E. Paul Lockwood any type of crime, but any- Try Our FRESH PUMPKIN PIE Chiropractic Physician a Positive Parent” - - Oct.21, has performed “music as HOSPITAL “Channeling God’s Beauti- played by our forefathers”at one who is a public official Mom, Tues., Wed., Fri. ful Gift”- - Nov. 4 and “Love or a well-known sports fig- SOMMERS’ BAKERY & RESTAURANT 9-12 only many gatherings in the sur- 1 ure uses 4 HOME CARE Is Spclled T-I-M-E” - - Nov. rounding area. The public is who his influence to 6538 Main Cass City L Phone 872-2765 Cas8 obtain a shorter jail term is 1 -- 18. welcome. ----- Clty for Appolntrnent THUMB AREA HOME CARE AGENCY Nursing, Physlcal. Occupational speech rnempy Beatrit G. Martln, M.D. Nurse Aides Internal Medicine Medicare, Medlmld L Blue Cross Cerufled 4672 Hill St. Your hllyowned, prkate, mprolit, full senice Cass City, MI Home Care Agency Phone 8724331 (517) 674-8746 1 (800) 3584749 OFFICE HOURS: Mon:Fri. 8 a.rn.4 p.m. I 6680 Saturday 8 a.m.-noon 3rd. St. INSURANCE LINDA RANDS Cass City, MI 48726 Accepting New Patient8 Allen Withrrnpoon Linda, daughter of Janice and John Nr* EngMLk NEL Growth Furd Rands, has been selected as student NEL fqw FYd NEL Fa N. Y. Yun, M.D. of the week for serving as student WyMukel Slrwr Physician 8 Surgeon Phone 8724321 otfrce Hours: secretary. Our congratulations to I 4615 Oak Cass City . Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 0 PTO M ET R IST Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 6232 Ho8plt8l Drlvr The Student of the Week is selected by the Cass City Student Council. : Dr. Davld Batzer cam Clty Optometrist Oftlor 8724733 “IN ADDITION TO BEING AWARDED CHRYSLER’S HIGHEST AWARDS, THE ‘AWARD FOR Rsr. 8724257 EXCELLENCE’ & ‘THE FIVE STAR SERVICE QUALITY AWARD’ - PEOPLE MAGAZINE HAS 4624 Hill St. NAMED BOARD CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH/DODGE OF CASS CITY AS Cass City ONE OF THE TOP 5 DODGE DEALERS IN THE UNITED STATES!” Onlm Hours: All prices are plus tax, license 8 title. No hidden charges “Ever”at Board’s! Mon.-Fri., 9:00-4:30 COMPANION ANIMAL Prim include manufacturer’s rebate (if any) 872-3404 HOSPITAL 4438 S. Seeger St. i Cass City - Phone 872-2255 Rod Elll8, O.V.M. Carol Galka-Elllr, D.V.M.

Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Veterinarian Farm and Pet Anima’; Phone 872-2935 4849 N. SwerSt., Cass City PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 3,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Dr. Dixon I 1 All Class 'tospeak Mrs. Thelma Jackson I Reunion Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 I datesetdate set The First Baptist Church of I 2 Cas City will host Dr. Paul Fifteen persons attendec H. Dixon, president of Ce- EUCHRE CLUB Louisville, Ky., and came lagh were Saturday evening The next meeting will be at of st. Johns, Mr. and MrS. Schenk. the first meeting of the 199 1 darville College, Ce- home Wednesday evening. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Brentwood at Car0 Oct. 23. John~wil~s~ofC~sCitYM~S. Dennis Bartle Of Cas Class Reunion orgmim- Mrs. Jim Booms of Harbor ald Wills. and Mr. and M~S.Henry CityandCatherineQuinnof tin" darville, Ohio, during serv- Five tables of cards were UUII. ices Sunday. played when the Euchre Beach visited Mrs. Martin Joan Robinson visited **I)*** Sobhad lunch at Fdin Argyle were Thursday Dixon will speak to a com- Club met Friday evening at Sweeney Thursday fore- Kathryn Tyrrell Wednesday Inn in Bad Axe Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Co-chairmen of the reun- bined Sunday School class the home bf Mr. and Mrs. noon.. afternoon. Mrs. Glen Shagena was a and spent the afternoon at Farrelly. ion will be Beryl Bliss and at 9:45 a.m. and then present Arnold LaPeer after having Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Loef- Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Thursday forenoon guest of the Sobhome. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gib- Joanne O'Dell. Helen Ray1 the morning message kgin- dinner at Wildwood Farms fler and Chelsie of Yale, Mr. Sweeney visited Dr. and Reva Silver. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cleland bard, Mr. and Mrs. Dan is secretary and Curt Strick- ning at 11 a.m. at 5 o'clock, and Mrs. Calvin Hunt and Mrs. Patrick Garety at Mrs. Kevin Robinson vis- and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gedert and girls, Mr. and land is treasurer. Jack Esau Dixon became president of High prizes were won by Mrs. Glen Shagena were Caseville Wednesday. ited Mrs. Ray Michalski Cleland were Sunday lunch Mrs. Dan Gibbard and fam- will be publicity chairman. Cedarville College, an ac- Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sunday afternoon guests of Tuesday afternoon. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim- ily, Mr.and Mrs. Dan Taylor The next meeting will k, credited Baptist college of Copeland, and low by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George King RURAL LETTER Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Doerr and Jeff. and Brian, Mr. and Mrs, Thursday, Oct. 1I, 7:30 arts, sciences and profes- Lee Hendrick and Frank and Jim. CARRIERS MEET attended open house for the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee of Tom Talaski, Stella p.m., at the VFW hall on E. sional programs, after sew- Laming. Mrs. Frank Laming Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell Bad Axe Free Methodist Marlette and Mr. and Mrs. Leszczynski, Eugene Otu- Main Street. ing an evangelist for 14 of Utica were Tuesday and Mrs. Lynn Spencer Church new minister, Rev. Arnold Weerwere Sunday lakowski and Debbie, as won the door prize. Mr. First notice cards will be years. The next party will be at the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen attended the Sanilac-Tus- Burton Kincaid, at their evening guests of Mr. and Stanley Otulakowski and He is the author of "A Fmelly . home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Laming. and Mrs. Walsh distributed toclassrepresen- home of Mr. and Mrs, Ha- cola Rural Letter Carriers' Mr. Joe tatives for mailing. Guide to Successful Family Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wills dinner and meeting at Bren- Mr. and M~s.Mark Far- Norene Krug of Ubly was a were Sunday dinner guests rold Copeland Saturday The reunion will be held at Devotions'* and "The Joy of evening, Oct, 27, following were Thursday evening twood at Cam Tuesday eve- relly, Grant and Heath and Monday evening guest of of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore Discipleship." guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle Reva Silver. and family in honor of Mrs. Colony House Saturday, dinner at Wildwood Farms Aug. 3, 1991. For the past 15 years, at 6 o'clock. ald Wills. and Tommy were Sunday Mrs. Dougal hitch and Evans Gibbard's birthday. Dixon has ken a popular Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konkel Association officers guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mrs. Lynn Spencer attended speaker for professional ****** and Lois Cardenas visited elected were President Mer- Farrelly. the annual Mission Lunch- sports chapel programs, in- Dorothy Harris in Bad Axe ton Hendershot of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills eon at the Bad Axe Presbyte- Others Get Quick Results With The cluding the Cincinnati Reds Jim and Jason Jackson Tuesday. Gagetown, Vice-president were Sunday evening guests rian Church Thursday. Chronicle's Classified Ads- and Bengals, Houston Oil- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frances Waun of Snover and Of Mr. and M~s.Harold Bal- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross of were early Monday evening Will Too! ers, and most of the National guests of Mrs. George Rumptz attended the retired Secretary-TreasurerDebbie lagh. Ubly were Monday after- You League baseball teams. Jackson and Don. school personnel meeting McLaughlin of Kingston. Mr. and Mis. Joe Moriety nmn guests of Mrs. Earl His wife, Pat, has been a Mrs. Dale Hind was a Sat- and dinner at Franklin Inn in faculty member in the urday forenoon guest and Bad Axe Wednesday. college's Language and Lit- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bal- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland erature Department since lagh were Saturday evening Sr. of Waterford and Bill RED HAWK HOME 197 1. The couple have one guests of Reva Silver. Cleland of Walled Lake son, Scott, who is on the staff were Saturday evening of the Grand Ledge Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken were Tuesday overnight FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL Church, Grand Ledge. Osentoski. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Hewitt. were Monday supper and Basketball at Cass City Hig Mrs. Louis Naples and evening guests of Mr, and 7:30 p.m. School Gym a00 p.m. Gwen Moms spent from Mrs. Jerry Decker. Tuesday till Friday with Mr. Mrs. Martin Sweeney and CASS CITY vs CARO and Mrs. Ed Vandervennett Edanna Sweeney were CASS CITY at Canton and attended the Tuesday guests of Reva Sil- Oct. 4 wedding of Susan Kallarand ver. Jim Czwikla Thursday. A Mr. and Mrs. Don OMEcoMlNG CASS CITY vs UBLY reception followed. McKnight of Bad Axe were vs Oct. 9 hir. and Mrs. Gordon Can- Wednesday evening guests ham of Niagara Falls, Can- of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. CARO GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ada, left Sunday after spend- Saturday guests of Mrs. Tues., Sept. 4 ...... Cass City 67, MayviIle32 ing several days with Mr. Louis Naples and Gwen Thurs., Sept. 6 Cass City 34, Millington 62 Morris were Mr. and Mrs, Friday, Oct. 5 ...... and Mrs. Gerald Wills. Tues., Sept. 11 ...... Cass City 69,U.S.A. 34 :or Life Insurance, Pvt, 1st Class Chad Glaza Richard Kollar of Wayne, of Fort Carson, Colo., was a John Naples and 2 friends, Thurs., Sept. 13 ...... Cass City 40, Marlette 41 :heck with Don and George. Tues., Sept 18 ...... Cass City 40, Capac 44 Tuesday dinner guest of Mr. . itate Farm. and Mrs. Stanley Glaza, Beatrice Hundersmarck Ks Thurs., Sept. 20 ...... Cass City 61, Vassar 53 Permanent Life Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited was a Friday guest of Mrs. SCOREBOARD AND Tues., Sept. 25 ...... Cass City 40, Ubly 45 Jessie Wilson Monday. Earl Schenk. Thurs., Sept. 27 'Cass City 51, Lakers 53 Term Life Kenneth Farrelly of Retirement, pension Kathy Martinez and A.J. Roch- Tues., Oct. 2 ...... Mayville and group plans. Batie were Wednesday af- ester and Gordon Farrelly of Thurs.,Oct. 4 Car0 . ternoon guests of Mrs. ML Clemens were SCHEDULES ...... Wednes- Tues., Oct. 9 Ubly Ernest A. lelchman, Jr. George Jackson and Don. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. VARSITY FOOTBALL ...... 6240 W. Main Thurs., Oct. 11 ...... Bad Axe Allen Farrelly. Fri., Aug. 31 ...... Cass City 6, Mayville 8 Cass City, Mich. M-~s.Clare Sowden was a and Mrs. Glen Shagena Tues., Oct. 16 ...... North Branch Thursday lunch guest of Mr. FA., Sept. 7 ...... Cass City 0, Millingtonl4 visited Mrs. Clayton Thurs., Oct. 18 B..,....,.. Millrngton Reva Silver,, and Mr. and Fri., Sept. 14 Cass City 6, Marlette 38 ...... Wheeler at Deckerville ...... Tues., Oct. 23 Marlette Mrs. Gordon Canham of Fri., Sept. 21 Cass City 22, Vassar 0 ...... Hospital and Ureatha Fock- ...... Thurs., Oct. 25 ...... Vassar Niagara Falls, Canada, and ler at her home at Decker- Fri., Sept. 28 ...... Cass City 0, EPB Lakers 50 Tues., Oct. 30 + Lakers Mrs. Gerald Wills were ville. Fri., Oct. 5 ...... Caro ...... Thursday afternoon guests. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Glaa FrL, Nov. 2 ...... Caro Ralph Hoxie left Friday to Fri., Oct. 12 ...... Bad Axe were Saturday supper guests Fri., Oct. 19 ...... North Branch Tues., Nov. 6 ...... Bad Axe attend a business meeting in Fri., Nov. 9 ...... North Branch of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fri., Oct. 26 ...... Reese Glaza. \ Mr.and Mrs. Harold Lee of Marlette and Mr. and Mrs. SPONSORED BY THESE HAWK BOOSTERS Gay lord Weer of Cass City were Sunday afternoon NOTICE guests of and Mrs. Ar- AI Swiderski Chemical Bank Bay Area LaFave Steel Supply Mr. nold LaPeer. General Agency Phone 872-4355 Phone 872-2 163 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland The regular October Phone 872-439 1 Sr. of Waterford and Bill The Clothes Closet Cleland of Walled Lake Ken Martin Electric, Inc. meeting of the spent the weekend with Mrs. 3 Phone 872-3930 Anrod Screen Cylinder .. Phone 872-4 1 14 Alex Cleland and Carol Phone 872-2 10 1 Laming. Mrs. Ken Osen- Copeland & Gorno wicz Cass City Village Council toski was a Sunday forenoon will be held guest. Bartniks Sales & Sewice Insurance Agency, lnc. Phone & Melissa Jackson was a PhW 872-354 1 872-- Wednesday guest of Mrs. MICRO EDM INC. October 30,1990 George Jackson and Don. Phone 872-- and Dr. David C. Batzer 11, 0.0. D & D Construction Edanna Sweeney visited Phone 872-2702 Reva Silver Sunday eve- Phone 872-3404 People's Choice The regular November ning. Mrs. Kevin Robinson, Erla's Food Center Phone Si2-4346 Tracy and Chris were Mon- BOARD meeting Phone 872-2 19 1 day evening guests of Mr, Chrysler- Plymouth - Dodge Rolling Hills Golf Course will be held and Mrs. A1 Anthes. Phone 872-2184' Phone 872-3569 Jim Hewitt visited Mr. and Fuelgas Division November 27,1990 Mrs. Bob Karg and Randall Knowles in Bad Axe Tues- B. A. Calka Real Estate of Emro Propane Co. Schneeberger TV at 7:OO p.m. day evening. PhW 872-3355 Phone 872-2 16 1 Appliance and Furniture and WS.Dan Franzel at the Municipal Building Mr. Phw872-2696 and Hazel Mattice were Fri- Buds & Blossoms by Sandy G8neral Cable Company 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan day evening guests of Mr. Phone 872-21 11 Joyce A. LaRoche, Village Clerk and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. Phone 872-3935 Siding World's Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bat- Croft-Clara Lumber Co. Cass City Chronicle geqiw'A Phone 872-2141 Phone 872-ZO 10 Phone 872-5396 GHETLE 3 Cass City Hardware Plumbing & Heating Phone 872-2188 & Cas City - 872-&4 Pigeon - 453-3531 Cass City Oil & Gas CASS & WAV INN The Right Choice Phone 872-4488 Phone 872-2065 Sommers' Bakery In Home Heating. and Restaurant Dr. Robert Green D.D. S. Phone 872-3577 Cass City Tire Or. Nicholas Nahernak D. 0.S Phone 872-5303 Phone 872-218 1 Special Scents nowat ~-.. - 20900ff Phone 872-3434 Cass City Union 76 Haebler Studios The Century qas furnace IS the right choice [KqPhone 872-2866 for new or replacement installaticin. NOW, for a Phone 872-5 18 1 - Thumb National Bank limited time only, you can SAVE 20% on thb . Charlie's Styling Shop & Trust Co. cost of a new one.. Call us today before the IGA Foodliner heating season is here. Phone 872-4094 Phone 872-43 1 1 Phone 872-2645 Corporation USE OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN Dr. Paul Chappel Walbro OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8-5 Phone 872-2 13 1 Phone 872-3870 Phone 872-2248 Southeastern Michigan Gas Company ~. . Winter's Colony House Sand usk y . 640-2334 Charmont Kritzmans ' Inc. Check your telephone directory f I a toll free number in your area Phone 872-4200 Catering Hall Phone 872-3470 Phone 872-3300 \

CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1990 PAGE NINE In circuit court Your neighbor says Fall season the 8 enterpleas, 3 sentenced Friday4 .* Eight persons entered sions, a stereo, computer Babcock was charged with tigation and continued bond 17,1989, in Caro, on a one- pleas and 3 others were sen- printer, cash and jewelry; unlawfully driving away an at $8,000. Mayville, also was sen- most pictures( tenced during a busy motion and breaking into a house at 18 year delayed sentence. tenced on a one-year de- automobile June in Juni- She was ordered pay a day Friday in Tuscola 8175 S. Vassar Rd. in ata Township, and with the In other proceedings Fri- to layed sentence. , Michigan’s shortest and most colorful season is here - fall. County Circuit Court. Millington Township, and day, Ralph Hastings, 63, $30 per month oversight fee He was ordered to Serve 2 larceny of a 1989 Honda and serve one year probation : Northern Michigan trees already boast brilliant reds, bright Herman C. McConnell Sr., receiving and concealing a 500cc motorcycle May 28 in Cas City, was sentenced to years probation and 90 days yellows and Halloween orange colors. 45, Caro, entered a plea of stolen car Aug. 26. 2 one-year terms in the and 90 days in jail, which in jail (deferred to the end of Arbela Township. was deferred to the end of The color changes, which are caused by the lesser amount innocent during his arraign- John D. Thompson, 17, of Babcock also faces a county jail for his Aug. 13 probation), and pay a $30 , of sunlight the trees re- ment on a charge of first Kingston, pleaded guilty to pleaofnocontest to2counts probation. per month oversight fee and charge of receiving and William Hudek Jr., 21, ceive during the shortened degree Criminal Sexual breaking and entering an concealing stolen property of second degree Criminal E. $200 fine. fall days, are enhanced by Conduct. unoccupied building. valued at more than $100. Sexual Conduct. backdrops of lakes, rivers A pre-trial is to be sched- Sentencing was set for He was arraigned on that Hastings also was ordered Minor injury reported and orchards, making uled in the case. Bond was Nov. 9 by the court, which charge Friday in Tuscola to serve 5 years probation Michigan one of the most continued at $30,000. also ordered a pre-sentence County District Court. and pay a $30 per month scenic states in the nation. McConnell is charged with investigation and continued Bond was set at $15.Ooo. A oversight fee plus attorneys in 2-vehicle accident * The peak season runs engaging in sexual penetra- bond at $lO,OOO, prelim i nary examination fees and mscri~texPen=s* now until mid-October. tion with a victim who is Thompson is charged with be conducted Octmlo at Court records state he was A child sustained a minor stopped at the Oak Street Many resorts, such as the mentally incapable, dis- breaking into a store at 6498 9 a.m. charged with engaging in injury in a 2-vehicle mishap intersection and then pulled . Grand Hotel on Mackinac abled or incapacitated, or River St., Kingston, Sept. sexual contact With 2 per- last Wednesday in Cass intothepathofanorthbound Inland, offer special au- physically helpless, accord- 11. r Records state Babcock is sons at least 13 years of age City, village police re- vehicledriven by YvonneE. tumn rates to encourage ing to court records, which charged With receiving and but under 16 years between ported. Smith, 4801 Shabbona Rd., fall travel. ‘ state the defendant and vic- Car0 resident John M. Hill, concealing stolen Pm from July and September 1989 in Other areas, including tim are related. 22, entered a plea of no a suzuki Quadrunner June EwadTownship. According to police, Ra- Decker. Traverse City, give detail William G. Graves, 21, contest during his arraign- 24 in Arbela Township. maila R, T~~~~,21, pheal Arnold, 6467 Dodge Andre voss, 3, of Cass maps outlining roads that offersome of the prettiest drives in Ortonville, who led police ment on charges of mali- Fairview resident James R. two, was sentenced for her Rd., Cass City, was west- City, one of 3 children in the the state through old farm country and villages laced with on a high speed chase that cious destruction of prop- Marshall, 25, entered a plea plaofnoconkstbc-ying bound on Church SITWAat Smith vehicle, sustained a antique shops. began in Lapeer County and erty and entering without of no contest to one count of a conceded weapon Aug. about 10:40 a.m. when he minor injw, police sad. For your neighbor, Jim Apley, fall is his favorite season. ended just south of Car0 breaking. fourth degree Criminal Sex- ._“It’s the most picturesque,” says the 39-year-old Cass City Aug. 18, pleaded guilty to Sentencing was scheduled ual Conduct. resident. charges of malicious de- for DE. 7. A pre-sentence A pre-sentence investiga- i: Apley recalled trips to Oscoda, where he would visit his struction of police property investigation was ordered tion was ordered and sen- -* Do you need an CALL :: Uncle Stan - “Tubby.” and fleeing and eluding a and bond was continued at tencing set for Dec. 14. $ :: “We used to do a lot of hunting and fishing. Another uncle police officer. $15,000. Bond was continued at insurance check-up? TODAY! :: of mine had acabin in the woods, But he (“Tubby”) is retired The court ordered a pre- Hill is accused of damag- $3,000. :inow and lives in New Mexico,” says the Bad Axe High sentence investigation, ing and illegally entering Marshall is charged with Let us review your insurance protection for Car0 Community Hospital, :: School graduate. slated sentencing for Dec. engaging in sexual contact the best coverage at the lowest rates. =: Apley enjoys the colors so much that he got a little into 14 and ordered the dcfen- 401 N. Hmper St., Cam, with a person, using force or i: photography. dant to pay $30 per week for Sept. 15. coercion to accomplish the 6 insurance companies to serve you ;. “I got an old Minolta 35 mm. You can get some great color appointed counsel. Ronald C. Babcock, 19, contact, April 24 in Vassar. ;: shots.” Graves initially faced 7 Millington, pleaded guilty Also entering a plea was **;: Apley, who works at U. S. Manufacturing in Bad Axe, had charges after leading police to charges of unlawfully David M. Langley, 18, of ,: a hard time telling us what season he likes least. from several agencies on a driving away an automobile Caro, who pleaded guilty to :: “It used to be winter, but then we took up cross country chase that ended shortly af- and larceny. a charge of unlawful use of a Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. :; skiing,” says Apley, who also is an avid golfer. ter he smashed into a pair of His sentencing was sched- motor vehicle July 22 in ’io.*v Apley and his wife, Rose, a Cass City IGA employee, have Car0 police patrol vehicles uled for Dec. 14 by thecourt, Caro. :: one daughter. Amanda is 9 years old. used in a road block. which ordered a pre-sen- Sentencing is scheduled 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Clio resident David R. tence investigation. for Dec. 14. The court or- .Jim Ceranski Phone 872-4351 Mark Wiese Starr, 21, pleaded innocent Court records state dered a pre-sentence inves- to charges-of breaking and entering an occupied dwell- ing (2 counts), larceny in a building and receiving and concealing stolen property valued at more $100. - than His case was continued to the next regular motion day.

Court- - ._~~ records.-. ~ ~~ state. Start is i charged with breaking intoa

4* house at 9061 Reese Rd. in i: Arkla Township Aug. 19 tt and stealing guns, televi-

:: As we are moving, we will sell the following items at public auction located 2 bbcks ..2 north of stop lQht in Cass City on Sewer Street, 1 block west at 6440 Huron Street. .+ li“ e,’ b+ Saturday, October 6 .*

*5. ‘* * 10:30 ammm- b:THOUSEHOLD ANTIQUES & ; Refrigerator Stove COLLECTIBLES : Microwave Television Desk Wash stand : Portable television Table w/6 leaves, possibly ash : Console record player Library table Mirror Humidifier Trunk Picture frames :. Duncan Phyfe dining table wlleaves Wicker baby buggy :: 5 Windsor maple chairs Rocker w/rush seat Pie chest f:Birch desk Table wheading 2 dressers :: Sleeper couch Single metal bed Ice cream table & chair Chest ::Jenny Lind bed & stand 5 side chairs Hat stands ::Trundle beds, complete Twin bed Art Dew standing picture frame :I 2 pc. black naughahyde much Books 3 Geyers beer cases whottles ::4 side chairs (blue) Brown side chair Mexican punch bowl :I Hand made chair Coffee table Brass candlesticks I: Iron porch much wlmatching chair Royal ruby glasses Iron bookends :: Rattan swivel porch chair Occupied Japan figurine :: Porch furniture Fostoria candelabra :: End table TV table Fostoria cake plate :fHand painted night table Green depression glass :: Table w/5 chairs Pink depression glass plates Marble standing ash tray Pressed glass bowl ,: 2 overstuffed chairs & hassocks B & 0 Railroad dishes :Table lamps Pole lamp Roseville vase Pickle castor : Andirons Fireplace screen 4 hobnail, milk glass tumblers :Wicker type mirror Office chairs Fentonware cream & sugar Christmas decorations 2 large plants Bone china cups & saucers 4: 4: Fan Commercial blender Crackle glass tumblers E Dishes Pots & pans Vases Cut glass cake plate ; Milk glass punch bowl set Daisy & Button glass :Pillows Canning jars Salsuma vase Japanese pitcher File cabinet Fabric window shutters Chinese paper weight :Portable oil heater Lead crystal sah cellars 3 Coleman stoves 2 crocks Scales :Grass seeder Cycle auto carriers Miscellaneous dishes I Sled Runners for ice shanty 2 kerosene lanterns :Rotary lawn mower Ice box hardware 1 Many others Others

[+* ED DOERR, Owner I c P CLERK - Hillaker Auction Service *‘ TERMS - Cash or check with ID. Everything settled for day of sale. .I .’.I 0’ AUCTIONEERS - Lorn & Clark Hillaker Phone (517) 872-3019 Cass City

1‘ Copeland Lunch Wagon PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Lakers win 50-0 ~

FLIGHT A Hawks-Tigers in Becking/Vinctmt 40 PasantlStickle 39 Craigmson 36 Swanson/Sherman 36 homecoming clash Maharg/Herringshaw 34 AdelbergBellew 33 BurnsMoses 32 McIntosh/Helwig 32 The Cass City Red Hawks, over from the one. punt return. WallaceBrla 29 smarting from a 50-0 lacing The floodgates opened in Two more touchdowns in HarrisKritzman 27 from the Elkton-Pigeon- the second quarter as the the final period simply made NeumaWNeuman 20 Bay Port Lakers last Friday, Lakers scored 3 times in just the score more lopsided. The are busy preparing for this over 4 minutes to lead 29-0 FLIGHT B fmt came on a 9-yard toss week's homecoming clash at the half. from Jeremy Esch to Dan The fust touchdown drive GremeUGeiger 46 against the Car0 Tigers. Gonzales and the final Tate/Apley 43 Despite the loss, the of the period started on the marker, on a 15-yard gallop RoemerhXeckman 42 Hawks should be favored to Cass City 39. Big play in the by Brian Bollenbacher. NiebrzydoskWobanz 40 top the Tigers and make it a drive was a pass that gave The news was a little bet- Ham mondrrhom pson 35 festive homecoming cele- the Lakers a first on the 3. ter for Cass City in the junior IwankovitschPeters 35 bration. Car0 suffered an Scott Fisher carried it in. varsity contest played Smithson/Zdrojewski 34 even more lopsided loss to The next 2 markers came Thursday. Cass City scored Reinhardt/Krug 31 the Thumb B Association on long runs. The first was in the final minute of the HaireKomment 23 league leaders than that good for 66 yaids by Reggie game and then added a 2- Erla/Coston 21 administered to the Hawks. Ignash as he broke a couple IsraelsonMeckman 18 point conversion to tie the It would be an upset of Of tackles on his way to he Lakers, 14-14. monumental proportion if cc L the Lakers are defeated in First downs 10 15 Chris Weippert, cheer Rushingattempts 50 34 the league this season. The leading coach, an- Green Machine appears to Rushing yards 161 241 nounced that there will be Passes complete 4 8 THUMB B ASSOCIATION have it all this year, speed, a homecoming rally size and ability. Passing attempts 7 12 WL Wednesday starting at Passing yards 41 150 Laker 40 The high point of the game Marlette 31 7:30 pm. with a snake Fumbles lost 11 for Cass City fans came on dance. The Hawk boost- Penalties, yds. 6/36 2/15 Millington 31 the opening play from Bad Axe 31 ers will start at the Inter- scrimmage and just before mediate School, go down North Branch 22FOR THE FIRST TIME, the annual homecoming queen at Cass City High School the half ended. Brad Gray Wedding Cass City 13 Seeger to Church Street Caro 04will be joined by a king. They will be selected from this group of senior students. hit Troy Perry with a pass and then turn left on Announcements good for 16 yards. Vassar 04Back row, from left, A1 Dadacki and Steve rickey. Front row: Stephanie Spencer, Church to Cass City Rec- and With the clock running reational Park. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Jane Marker and Tkacey Patera. out, Cass City put together 4 A bonfue will be held at In vita tions first downs and moved to the the park. Bad Axe 28, Marlette 6 Laker 18 before being Millington, 45, Caro 0 stopped. Laker 50, Cass City 0 The Lakers gave a hint of end zone. The next came on North Branch 60,Vassar 28 things to come the fust time a punt return behind good L they got the ball. blocking. Ignash eluded the Free Subscription NORTH CENTRAL cagers slump in with Each Order Hawk own THUMB D Starting on their 35, the initial line of defense and WL Lakers used power football then simply outran the de- Catalogs loaned togrindout5fmtdownsand fense to score. Deckerville 30 overnight Akron-Fairgrove 2 0 a touchdown. A pass gained In the third quarter he re- . Kingston 11losses to Ublv. Lakers 15 yards and kept the drive peated the performance and The Chronicle North Huron 11 alive. Eric Wissner drove went 70 yards on another Peck 12 Owen-Gage 04 Prior to last week the Cass Alas, it ended at least for a third quarter when she hit a ing slump and foul trouble FRIDAY'S RESULTS City Red Hawks appeared to while in games against Ubly pait Of 2-pOinterS and a 3- put Jodi Hillaker on the be getting into a groove and Tuesday and Lakers Thurs- pointer, but it wasn'tenough bench. Akron-Fairgrove 46, Owen- in games against some very day. The Hawks bowed to as UbIy used balanced scor- me Lakers experienced Gage 0 tough opponents gave good, Ubly, 4540, and to Lakers, ing featuring its board con- foul trouble in the last quar- Deckerville 50, Kingston 0 sometimes very good, per- 61-53. trol to go ahead 38-30. ter when 3 starters went to North Huron 14, Peck 6 formances. The story in the loss to The last period Hawk rally the bench with 5 fouls and Ubly can be summed up in a was led by Ja~'~diHillaker, another had 4 fouls. The WHEN word, rebounding. The who was held to one field mwb closed the gap 6 PERFORMACECOUNTSBearcats posted an almost goaland7 frashotsinthe points, but could get no A single source for all your OEM quality tillage incredible 39 to 20 edge on fust 3 quarters and matched closer. tool needs, Wiese products feature superior de- the boards. that total With 9 points in the Daniel that Jan& Hil- We just had too many final period. laker, Jenny Nye, Jenny sign and engineering, heavyduty construction people standing around I.Iillaker ended with 18 Storm and Jennifer Fruendt from highcarbon steel and are quenched and watching the ball instead of Pints. Brooke SmalleY led had go& all-around games. heat-treated. boxing out, Coach Marty Ubly with 15 points. Tracey Patera showed signs Daniel said. defensive For your convenience, plow parts are cartoned Our of breaking out of a scoring pressure was also inconsis- LAKER CAME slump with 13 points. Jan& with required bolts and nuts. Contact Rabideau tent. Hillaker scored 18. Farm Store, Cass CRY. 872-2616 The Ubly coaching staff The Elkton-Pigeon-Bay had evidently done its Lakers* along with -ding all =Orem was homework scouting the Millington, are the class of JdWeisenbach of the Hawks. They concentrated the Thumb B Association Lakers with 22 pints, PLOW SHARES DISC BLADES on stopping Jandi Hillaker this year and they demon- 9 MOLDBOARDS SWEEPS with a box and one defense strated why as they took FIRST LOSS and the rest of the team was control in the second quarter 0 SHINS DUAL TILLAGE & FIELD CULTIVATOR not able to score often to post the win Over Forthemany freshmenon * LANDSIDES enough to force Ubly from City. PARTS the Hawk junior varsity, the Red and Black the defense. The game was actually game with Ubly was a fmt. ' ''IKES FERTILIZER KNIVES It was a tight game all the SUB-SOILER POINTS VIBRO decided in that second pe- Itmarkedthefirsttimethese . way as the host Bearcats nod when the Lakers broke girls had been defeated in posted slender margins in out from a 11 - 11 fust quarter their school career. Ubly did the fust 3 periods and Cass tie to zoom in front 38-19. it, 31-24. The JV bounced City fell short with a rally in The big swing came when back against the Lakers, the find 8 minutes. the Hawks went into a shoot- winning 40-3 1. After a low scoring fmt quarter ending with Ubly ahead 8-6, the teams found the range and at the interm is- Hawk golf team RABIDEAU FARM STORE sion the score was 22-17. 6080 Cass City Rd., Cass City 872-2616 Tracey Patera did her best to bring the Hawks-back in the bows to Hatchets

After cruising in its first 5 and failed to get a break III CORN BURNING FURNACE III games, the Cass City Red whenever his shots found Hawkgolf team has come on the trees. He posted a 44. some hard times, losing a Chris Hemngshaw played pair of Thumb B Associa- well and led Cass City with a tion games. The most recent 42. Troy Osentoski couldn't loss was to the Bad Axe get it rolling in the opening Hatchets, 173-185. holes, putting him 7 over par It wasn't a vintage scoring in the first 5 holes. He shot day for the Hawks, who were 47. unable to get anything going Jeff Wittmuss showed the at Verona Hills. way for Bad Axe with a40. Mick LaLonde shot 44;

~ On Display and Burning At. .. Jeff Hockey lost a palr or Todd Carder, 42, and Eric strokes for hihng thewrong LaLonde, 47. DAN'S POWER & STOVE ball and an 8 and 7 on 2 other The junior varsity also The Cass City Chronicle Authorized Dealer For Huron, Sankand Tuscola Counties holes rocketed his score to a lost, 226-205. Kent Winter 6509 MAIN 872-3190 CASS CITY 49. Garen Barker.. again__ had was-- low for the Hawks with L JJI trouble controlling his shots a 53. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1990 PAGE ELEVEN It’s Caseville next Hawk runners in meet at A=Feasy winner Harbor Beach Cass City High School cross country track teams over 0-G, 46-0 competed in a 13-team invi- tational Saturday at Harbor Coach hieBesonen had punter BJ Haldane’s head, dash to pay dirt, whlch Beach, where the boys fin- spotting the Vikings excel- helped put the hosts in front, ished ninth and the girls reason to sigh after Friday’s 46-0 loss to undefeated lent field position. 40-0, at the intermission. fifth, which was last place &on-Fairgrove. Lloyd Rayner added the Brink ended the game on among schools with enough He knows the worst should point after kick at 8:23 of the the first play of the 2nd half runners to qualify. be behind his gridders now. opening stanza. when he took the opening Many schools did not have “We’re finally done with neVikings added one kickoff 93 yards for the the 5 girl runners necessary the meat of the schedule. It more score before the game’s final score. to compete. (opening the season with the quaker’s end, wheii Becker The North Central Thumb The meet was won by NCTL’s top 4 teams) was and Volk connected again. hguehas adopted a mercy Sandusky with 82 points. bad for our fwst year play- Rayner’s kick put the league ruling that ends the game if Cass City scored 233 points. leading Vikings in front, 20- one team takes a 45-Pint Marlette finished second ers,” says Besonen. The Bulldogs will now try 0. lead at any point. with 91 points. The Vikings would Ad 20 Brink led his team With 93 Other scores in order of to salvage a respectable year starting this week with win- more points before the half- Yards rushing on only 6 Car- finish: Bad Axe, 103; Caro, less Caseville. time break. ries. The Bulldogs were held 130; St. Clair, 156; Akron- But in order to avoid k- Todd Brink, the Vikings’ to a negative 6 yards rushing Fairgrove, 164; Marine coming Caseville’s first vic- all time leading rusher, on the evening. City, 185; Croswell-Lex- tim, Besonen says his offen- struck first and last in the nn A - ington, 222; Brown City, sive line needs to improve. quarter. U-b A-F 234; Unionville-Sebe- line was embarrass- Brink’s first marker came First doww 15 . waing, 237; Richmond, 24 1, “Our Rushing attempts 17 19 ingagahTeamsarebeating on a nifty 28-yard jaunt. He 6 I and Lakers, 329. AKRON-FAIRGROVE’S TODD BRINK showed why he is Rushing yards 181 us off the ball on offense.” followed that with a plunge Passes attempted 46 Medalist was Kurt Long of The ‘Dogs will also have to from the 2-yard line. 4andusky with a time of the Vikings’all-time leading rusher as he gained 94 yards on Passes complete 34 learn to hang onto the pig- In between Brink’s efforts, Passing yards 43 35 16:05.3. Second place went only 6 carries in Friday’s 46-0 win over Owen-Gage. skin. 40 *to Shawn Ford of Brown Trevor Thompson capped a Fumbl&lost For the 3rd consecutive 43-yard drive with a 21-yard Pentalties, yds. 2-20 1-15 ’ City with a time of 16:40.4 week, miscues have led to ‘ Cass City’s best runner their opponents’ fust 2 . was Steve Tuckey, 1853.1, scores. Over the Bulldogs’ : who finished 43rd. Other Cass City 4=Hclub : runners’ scores: Rick last 2 games they lost 7 Hawk Bulldog cagers bow to fumbles and killed countless : Krueger, 18:55,3; Barry drives on fumbles they re- slates Thursday meet Hornbacher, 1908.6; Noel covered. 1 Hornbacher, 19:08.9; Chris As was the case with King- The Cass City Livestock 4- their areas of expertise to Fruendt, 19:27.3; Randy ston the week before, the ; Peasley, 20: 19.1, and Jamie Peck, Port Hope in NCTL H Club will meet Thursday make this a fun and exciting ‘Dogs fumbled the opening at 7 p.m. in the Cass City 4-Hyear,adult leaderCarol : Jones, 20: 34.8. Team scores kickoff, which led to the ; arecomputed with thebest 5 Intermediate School cafete- Stoeckle, said. Simple fact. If the Owen- Last week the Bulldogs throws togive her team a33- 8 more in the 3rd stanza hosts’ first marker, a James ria. New members and parents : scores from the 7 runners. Gage girls’ basketball team ’ suffereddefeats to Peck and 31 edge at the break. before retiring to the bench Williams’ touch- The girls’ meet was won 4-yard First aid and CPR will be arealways welcomeandcan plays a team with adominat- Port Hope. Some defensive adjust- with her team in front, 61- down run. the club’s project for this call Stoeckle at 872-2334 t’ t’ by Harbor Beach with a ing inside player, chances Peck was led by all stater ments allowed the Blue The score covered only 11 score of 38. Other scores: 42. meeting. for more information. : are they’ll lose. Shelly Ross’s 33 tallies, Stars to contain Ricker in the Besides Ross, who sank 12 yards and took but 3 plays. It The area 4-H group has ’. Marine City, 45; Caro, 73; That’s bad news for the while Port Hope was guided 2nd half and gave the hosts a of 13 charity tosses, Tracey cameonly 2 minutes into the many new project areas this : Bad Axe, 86; Cass City, 106 Bulldogs, who were to have by Robin Gaffke’s24 points, 45-4 1 lead entering the final . Renae Essenmache of Gordan and Jennifer Ken contest. year. played at Akron-Fairgrove Ross stands 5’ 11” tall and stanza. Nick Becker registered : Harbor Beach was the finished in double digits for Area hunter Tom Tuesday. The Vikings have Gaffke plays 5’ 1 1 ” tall. Owen-Gage rallied in the the winners, with 12 and 10 Akron’snext points when he medalist with a time of Lounsbury will be leading the area’s top 2 reboundcrs In the Bulldogs’ 62-57 loss final period behind Renee points, respectively. hauled in a 15-yard scoring an archery group, wildlife 49:3 1.1, Cass City’s scores in Kim Butcher and Dandle Thursday at Port Hope, a Murawski, who posted all 7 Owen-Gage was led by Available l-Color were: Jennifer Romstad, strike from quarterback Pete expert Dale Doyen will be volk. poor 3rd quarter spelled of her tallies in the game’s sophomore Michelle volk. teaching wildlife conserva- 22.33; Misty Pallas, Simple fact. If the Bull- doom for Coach Dean final period. Tkacz’s 20 tallies, while Becker’s score set up 12.3, Lisa Benjamin, was tion, cat fancier Tina Hoard 23: dogs play a school that they Roller’s cagers. Murawski’s efforts were Ricker finished with a after a high snap from center will projectleader forcats 30: 13.2; Jodie Peasley, be can match up height-wise, Owen-Gage was able to offsct by some fine frce baker’s dozen -all coming in flew over Owen-Gage and cat care, and many other Phons 8724010 30.40; Lori Ypma, 3059.7.1 chances are they’ll win. take a 2-point half-time lead throw shooting by Gaffke the first half, people are volunteering in f In junior varsity competi- That’s good news for thc behind senior sparkplug and Wendy Koglin, who tion Joe Luana was 15th with ‘Dogs, who entertain win- Vicki Ricker. combined for 8 points on the la 20.22 and Ryan King, 20th less Caseville Thursday, Ricker, the area’s leading line down the stretch to help with 22.45. Junior high run- hoping to end a 3-game los- scorer, chipped in 5 first half preserve the win. per BenHobbs was21stwith ing streak. hoops and added 4 of 5 free In the Peck game, Ross

j 3.48. ” * . I .- .I..,” - -, .. Owen-Gage FC FT PTS showed why she is the cream na LS of the NCTL. Merchant 2 - 4 Ross scored 13 first quarter Tkacz 5 3-5 13 points, including a 3-point Ricker 7 4-7 18 boomfromthetopofthekey Murawski 2 3-4 7 to end the quarter with the Peters 3 0-1 6 visitors in front, 24-1 1. Dorsch 4 1-2 9 Ross continued her one- woman show by adding 9 23 11-18 57 points in the 2nd quarter and PortHope FG FT PTS 23 Emerick 6 1-7 13 ‘Walk’~ - -- Finkel 2- 4 Gaffke 8 8-12 Mike Weaver Koglin 6-9 E raises Scherret 4 1-2 9 I 23 1830 62 $1,000 + More prescriptions are now FAMILY DAY owen-Gage --FC FT PTs The first Walk America filled at Coach Light than 23 campaign, co-sponsored by Merchant 1- 2 the March of Dimes and Noon - 5:OO p.m. Cummins 4- 8 7 6-7 20 Jordan College, recently ever before. Tkacz generated over $1,ooO to Gruber 1- 2 help fund the research Ricker 4 5-7 13 programs, medical ser- 1. New Lower Prices RENT-A-LANE Peters 2-2 2 vices and educational ef- Muraw ski 1- 2 forts of the March of Dimes. Timmons 1- 2 Sixty-five percent of the 2. Generic Drug Options Carefully $6.0O/h r. Susalla 1- 2 Peters 1-2 1 collected money goes to- Dorsch 2 0-1 4 ward meeting local medi- Explained Warack 1- 2 cal and educational needs, $200 while 35 percent is for- 23 14-19 warded to the national 3. Computerized Records For Easy Refills 60 headquarters to be chan- neled into research efforts. And Yearly Tax Statements - Please Ask Peck FG FT PTS Kim Kolomak, student 23 coordinator of the project , Pitcher of Pop Kerr 5 - 10 Miller 2 2-3 6 credits widespread com- 4. 24-Hour Emergency Service Gordon 6 - 12 munity support as the main Kosal 4-4 4 factor in the project’s suc- Idflc. 5. 10% Senior Citizen Discount Dawling 1 0-1 2 CCDJ- CHARMONT g 1 12-13 33 College plans an Ross Walk America Phone 872-4321 6. Pharmacists You Know And Who%Know 6138 E. Cass City Rd. 23 18-21 67 ofevent Dime’s to support effort. this Continu- March ing community support is You! They Care. both appreciated and en- couraged. 7. Participating In Most Prescription Cass City Insurance Programs including Blue cross, Group Health Service, PAID, P. C.S., Network, Health Plus, SET, MichQan BPW airs Teamsters, Medicaid,Medimet,Aetna, Nationwide and Messa. on Beautiful recent meet Thank You For Your Confidence 1 Shade adCedar The Cass City BPW met Monday evening, Sept. 24, Trees at the Charmont. The busi- ness meeting was conducted - by the president,Clara Gaff- Buy One ney . There will be a District 112 Off Second Tree meeting Oct. 20 in Bay City (of equal value) and if any member not pres- I- d ent would like to attend, she should call the president as soon as possible. The next meeting will be Oct. 22 at the Charmont. Any working woman who is Steve Eyer interested is invited to this meeting. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 3,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-‘ Council proceedings CALL 872-2010 - PUT AN ACTION AD TO WORK Transit (nonbusiness) rates. The regular meeting of 10 words or less, $1.25 each IAutomotive 1 (General) [General] [General) [W)I-) the Cass City Village coun- insertion; additional words 7 cil was held Sept. 24,1990 at cents each. Three weeks for Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise the price of 2 -cash rate. Save 7:00 p.m. All Trustees were 1985 CAPRICE Classic, SALE Shepherd and SCHWEITZER Orchards money by enclosing cash with power steering, power FOR - 17’ travel FOR - COZY CAPE COD with lots LISTINGS NEEDED - Cali present with the exception mail orders. Rates for display SALE Husky mix, 2 years old, now selling Red McIntosh of Trustees Helwig and want ad on application. brakes, tilt, cruise, AM- trailer, excellent condition, and Cortland, $4.50 half $800. Call 872-4020, 2-10-3-2 male, license, has shots. Hopper. FM, air, $3OOO. 1983 Buick One male Beagle, is hunt- bushel. Jonathan apples The minutes of the regu- Automotive) Skylark, power steering, ing, also Beagle pups. Call $4.00 half bushel. Also fresh lar August and special Sept, power brakes, air, tilt, 872-5354 after 5:00. 2-10-3-3 cider. 1/2 mile north of 17 meetings were approved cruise, AM-FM, $1800. PRINTED SQUARE Sebewaing Rd. at 3168 baths, garage. 4380 Ale phone 8724377. scarves with metallic St. Appointments only. 872- as presented. FOR SALE - 1978 Cutlass Phone 872452. 1-9-26-3 Grassmere Rd. Call 269- 3-5-28-tf The August financial $200. Also 1980 Cutlass, thread at Georgine’s. Stop MAKING hectagon tables, 7008. 2-10-3-1 4168 or 872-5114. 3-9-12-tf statement was reviewed. $600. Call 872-4424. 1-10-3-3 in today. 2- 10-3-1 birdhouses, doghouses, toy NEW HOME - second home A motion was made by FOR SALE - 1987 Cavalier chests, cedar posts, picnic SCARVES - SCARVES - FOR SAL& - 1974 purchases from 10% down Trustee Weaver and sup- station wagon, 4-speed, T & C Collision tables, lawn swings, wish- Scarves at Georgine’s in Richardson 12’~60’mobile interest rate 5.75% firsb ported by Trustee Pries- power steering, power Auto Body Repair ing wells, clothes line poles, Cass city. 2-10-3-1 home, well kept and in real year, graduated payment korn that the bills be ap- Echo Chapter brakes, AMFM, very good lawn chairs, wooden nice shape, must be moved* mortgage for 15 years, at proved as presented. Mo- condition, must sell. $3500 5097 Koepfgen Road flowerpots- 4351 Rescue CARPET - I have access to $4,500 Or best offer. Call. 10.75 A.P.R .....Need re; tion carried 5 yeas, 0 nays. members to or best offer. 872-2340 after Cass City Road, Cass City. 872- several thousand yards of (517) 872-2927. 3-9-19-3 financing to consolidate The Treasurer’s report 5:00. 1-9-19-3 (517 1 872-4215 2039. 2-1-25-tf top quality Stain Master debts, cash out or pay off was reviewed showing FOR SALE large lot, 112 current land con, attend session FOR SALE - Ford 2.3 OHC All makes and models Worry Free and 100% nylon - 93.76% of taxes collected to HYDRAULIC HOSES carpet. I will carpet your block from park, across tract?. .. . .Self employed 4 date. engine parts, new cylinder head, compression cams, Chuck Mester LaFave Steel livingroom and hall in a street from elementary we have special programs- The Public Services Com- school. Just $300.00 down for you.. * .No applicatiorr A local delegation from the C/S widened rear axle, stan- Tom Russell Supply, Inc. I great new 100%nylon plush mittee reported on the re- Echo Chapter, Order of the Managers 8260 Van Dyke or sculptured carpet, and $lsO.oO per month. Call fees for anyone *. a Call Fed- cycling program and ex- dard rear axle 3.78 ratio, 2 Eastern Star, will attend the Pinto steering racks. Ford 1 mile west, 1 1/2 north Cass City, MI choice of colors, for $289. 872-3928. 3-7-25-tf eral Mortgage Corporation tended a special thanks to of Cass City Price includes carpet, pad at 517-426-5154. 3-9-26-4- Judi Reinhold and Marilyn 124th annual session of the 1.6 liter compression cylin- Grand Chapter, Order of the der head - new. Call 872-3276 2-8-22-tf Hydraulic hoses 1/4” to and installment. (Based on WANT TO BUY - 5-10 acres Green for volunteering to 1 1/4” made to size. 30 yds.1 Add 3 bed- within 15 miles of Cass City. co+rdinate the program. Eastern Star of Michigan, after 6 p.m. 1-9-19-3 KIRBY VACUUMS. Will Sq. UBLY - Two bedroom home the Family Christmas Ses- 4 &Z 2 wire and also rooms, save even more, Prefer unfarmed fields, for sale in Ubly, close to A motion was made by demonstrate to you the 1990 0-Ring Flange Fittings $699. (Based 75 sq. yds. 1 partly wooded okay. Call Trustee Tuttle and sup- sion. Generation I11 vacuum in on retail area. Call 658-2133. FOR SALE - 1980 Mwtang, Call Todd 738-5900. 2-8-15-tf 3 13-736-9409. 3-9-26-2 3-10-3-3 ported by Trustee Karr to The event will be held OEt. 4 CJ linder, 4 speed, 2 door. your home. No obligation to Call buy, carry all parts neces- establish Trick or Treat 9,lO and 11 at Wings Sta- $l,OOO. Call 872-3182 after (517) 872-2163 IMMEDIATE occupancy - hours from 5 :30 p.m. to 7 :00 dium in Kalamazoo. 6.00 p.m. 1-9-193 sary for repair to your old 2-8-29-4 p.m. Oct. 31, 1990. Motion vacuum. Have on hand 2 bedroom home on 1 acre. For Rent Delegates and members wcth your Wiring, plumbing, shing- carried 5 yeas, 0 nays. bags - belts - etc. Please FOR SALE round oak from 323 Michigan chapters call Kirby Co., Bad Axe, - needlework - les, siding, water heater, FOR RENT - storage, Cas$ It was reported that the FOR SALE - 1981 Mazda table 54” with 6 chairs. Call all in approximately 5 City Mini-Storage. Call 872- request for annexation will take part in the session, 269-7562 or evenings, 479- Let Mr. B’s which is expected to draw RX7, 5 speed, light pay. 872-3731. 2-9-26-3 years ago. Some newer win- 3917. 4-1-25- tf an 6543 * 2-9-12-12 finish the job. from Tuckey Block Co. can- Good condition. Call 872- dows, small garage and not be granted because the estimated 3,000 members. 5177. 1-10-3-1 FOR RENT - one bedroom; property in question is not According to area offi- FOR SALE - 27’ Grand Air storage shed. $23,OOO. Call Beautifully Crafted Bunk House travel trailer, Holly. Kelly & Co. Realty apartment, $225 month plus: contiguous to Village land. cials,s total of $232,095 was rich looking 872-3731. sleeps 9, 2 dining areas, 872-2248 - 375-2386. 3-9-26-2 deposit, Call The Planning Commis- donated to charities this year 4-9-26-3 sion minutes were re- FOR SALE - ’81 Olds Cut- loaded. For more informa- through Michigan’s Grand Business Cards tion call 872-2292 after 3 viewed. Chapter. charity proj- lass LS, 4 doors, good condi- I Local tion, cruise and air, V8, p.m. The Manager’s report ects included the 125th Designed to make the was reviewed. $800.00. Call 872-5110. birthday of Cass City, 1-9-19-6 first impression a good SPECIAL! James McDonald ex- American Cancer Society one. . . and alastingone Unfinished W tended thanks for the coun- Crafts cil’s expeditious action re- events and others. I Household I SPECLQLI garding a liquor license ap- Cass City I r Sale Sales plication. Owen-Gage Chronicle I Thursday Oct. 4 & DON? MISS OUT Trustee Tuttle offered the Phone 872-2010 Friday, Oct. 5 following resolution and I ON THE BARGAINS HIGH SCHOOL class ring 2- 1 - 17-tf I GARAGE SALE - Oct. 5-6. moved for its adoption. school menu sale at McConkey’s. Atlas 1 rain or shine. 600 yds. of II uIpss+vingrOnasctric IT RESOLVED FOR SALE - 300 used 35% off BE and style, $69.95. I I flannel and velour fabric Tm& Vats THAT the cost agreement Athens 2”xl2”x20’ fir and pine $1.50 yd., socks, jewelry, for traffic signal control be- OCT. 8-12 Sale ends Nov. 30. Stop in planks, $8 each. 5ooo used 6824 Houghton clothing, miscellaneous. 1 tween the Michigan De- today. McConkey’s cement blocks. Also carpet City, MI 48726 mile south, in miles east on 673-5997 Jewelry and Gift Shop, THUMB PAWN 1; partment of Transportation Monday - Soup, Salad Bar, and pad, brown tones, 1 872-4264 Elmwood Rd. 14-10-3-1 and the Villa e of Cass City Fruit, Dessert. phone 872-3025. 2-10-13-1 piece 131/2’x19’ $100. 1 Diece 2-10-3-1 be approvetf and to au- Tuesday - Ribs, Sweet thorize Village Manager, Potatoes, Salad Bar, Fruit Real Estate For Sale 13 Lou S. LaPonsie, to sign Wednesday - Sub Sand- Soup & Salad such agreement. Supported wiches, Salad Luncheon odds and ends. 6824 ------by Trustee Prieskorn. Mo- Corn, Bar, - Sofa, loveseat Fruit. FOR SALE FOR ALL YOUR Houghton, Cass City. Call Kingston Area - Attractive 3 bedroom ranch, natural tion carried 5 yeas, 0 nays. Friday, Oct. 5 and chair, stereo, sewing 872-4264. 14-10-3-1 The regular October Thursday - Breaded machine, Hammond organ, STEEL NEEDS gas heat, new carpeting, stove, refrigerator, washer and Chicken, Potatoes, Baked 11:oo till 2:oo AND ALUMINUM dryer stay. Immediateoccupancy .Only $44,O(Xl. KO67 meeting will be held Oct. Kirby ’84 vacuum with GARAGE SALE - starts 30, 1990 and the regular Beans, Pudding, Salad Bar, at Masonic Temple shamDooer and attach- I I Fruit. 1 Oct. 3 through Sunday, Oct. Cass City - Country, 3 bedroom, 2 bath on 2 acres, November meeting will be Cass City menti. Phone 872-4052. Call us at LaFave Steel 7, 9:oO a.m.-6:00 p.m. Gas held Nov. 27, 1990. Friday - Tuna Noodle Cas- 2-9-26-3 sliding glassdoor todeck,kitchen appliances stay. Lots I Supply, Inc. 8260 Van stove, electrical A motion was made by =role, peas, Salad of storage. CC137 Bar, Dyke, Cass City, MI appliances, child’s motor L. i Trustee Tuttle and sup- PearS. Dales Hospital RENT OR LEASE bike, some tools, bi-fold ported by Trustee Weaver Auxiliary door, glasses, dishes, 10 Wooded Acres - Comes with 3 bedroom double that the meeting be ad- Bread, butter, peanut BY THE DAY, WEEK, (517) 872-2163 clothes, exercise bike and wide with new carpeting. Located on paved road close journed. Motion carried 5 butter, jelly, chocolate and MONTH QR YEAR FAX # many more items. 4010 to Cass City. Only $25,900. yeas, 0 nays. 1991 DODGE 5 17-872-2878 Dutcher Rd., 3 miles east of white milk are served each JACK-0-LANTERN and I 2-8-29-4 M-81. 14-10-3-1 Joyce A. LaRoche &Y* pie pumpkins 2!5g to $1.00 SPIRIT ‘AIR WorrkmEW Village Clerk (Menu subject to change). each. Acorn, buttercup and I butternut squash - priced AUTWTlC. TLT, CRUISE, FOR SALE - 22-foot travel GARAGE SALE - OCt. 4 & POWER STEERING AND STEREO. trailer, self-contained, rear 5, 9 :00-2 :00. Miscellane- reasonable. Selling on bath, excellent condition, weekends only. Also 210 ous household and chil- b $2,800. Call 872-3055. I dren’s items, stroller, high- 0 gallon fuel oil barrel with 2-9-26-3 gauge filter and some cop- chair, walker, gates, mic- rowave, etc. 4863 Spruce * per line - basement kept, FOR YOUR AND AUCTIONEERING $60.00. Polega’s Vegetable St., Cass City. 14-10-3-1 FABRICATING Call 872-4377 3-10-3-1 LUXURY DESIGNER STYLING Stand, 872-3348. 2-10-3-3 NEEDS CALL K.R.K. 4 GARAGE SALE - ThUrS- AT BUDGET PRICES FABRICATING AND * day, Friday, Oct. 4-5, 9:OO b MACHINING, till 4:oO. 1 mile east of Cass Division of LaFave City and 3 1/4 north. Artifi- BOARD- ___~~ Steel Supply, Inc. cial Christmas tree, lamps Downtown Cars Qty Industrial, Commercial, and miscellaneous. KELLY & CO. REALTY 1-800-622-1312 Agricultural, 14-10-3-1 Residential Find the Service or Product MIXED for THE ACTION COMPANY FIREWOOD 8260 Van Dyke Road, GARAGE SALE - Last one sale - split and delivered, Cass City, MI 48726 this fall. Wednesday, Oct. You Need in This. a Action Guide $25.00cord. Call 872-3827. (517) 872-2164 2-8-22-8 3,9: 00 till 4 :00.6350 Pine St. FAX # Many miscellaneous items I (517) 872-2878 including 2 old rockers, Hours : Weekdays round kitchen table and Water Softener & 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. chairs, square table and Well Repair Saturdays: 8 a.m, to chairs, old pump organ, 12 p.m. wood boxes, pots and pans, (Closed for lunch I AUTO SERVICE 1 I FLOWERS RUST PROOFING dishes, old books, old hand- ~ ------12-12:30) 10% off most made quilt, lamps, jewelry. 41 2-8-29-4 Much more. 14-10-3-1 CASS CITY TIRE I new pumps and tanks Hercules and Cooper ~ Buds and Blossoms Tuff-Kote Dinol TIRES I 9 Tim Repair Automotive Rust Proofing AI’ nmnts Mutilors Rowers - Plants - 8aIbons Prompt in-home service FAMILY RANCH - 3 bedroom home built in ’84,2 1/ Br3.s - OJ Changes Sandy 4 Tom Tkrnn. Omnn Systems & Waxing &died Mb~hanc I I 4516 LA& St.. MI 40726 2 baths, fust floor laundry, basement, kitchen with all Phone 872-5303 C*rs Ciy, Gravel Guards Phone 872-3935 Running Boards Paul’s Pump the toys, deck off dining area, inground sprinklers, 2 car c Rodc Kote Stone Chip Proteaion Repair garage with workshop. TCC983. $84,900. Saturday, 9:Oo to noon. 1 Phone 269-9585 Phone 673-4850 mile east of Deford, 314 CORNER LOT - 3 bedroom home built in the 50’s. * Auto Repair Service 2 -4-25-t f south on Cemetery. Natural gas heat, 1 1/2 baths, large kitchen plus formal *Certified Master 14-10-3-1 * DAN’S POWER & STOVE - Storm doors dining, 1 car garage, large screened porch in back. Mechanic FOR SALE Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys 36”x80”, right hand open. TCC982. $44,900.00. k FREE Safety Inspection hg, 32”x78” aluminum, GARAGE SALE - NOWthru Pick-up & Delivery Chimney sweeping & repairs * STlHl chainsa ws & outdoor right hand opening. 872. Invitations Nov. 30, l0:OO till 6:00, WALK-OUTBASEMENT - Between Cass City and 4083 S. Cernetew Rd. 2527. 2-10-3-3 and Thursday 12:oO till 6:OO. Caro, 2 story home with 5 bedrooms, formal dining, i. south of stoplight Baby clothes, curtains, some remodeling done in 1973,2 acres, 2 car garage, BEAGLE PUPS - Announcements Atari tapes, 2 riding lawn set up on a hill for a great view. $52,000.00. CY845 Sates & Service purebred, 10 weeks old, 1st mowers and much more. 1 for all social OLD CASTLE EXHAUS?’ 6509 Main, City shots and wormed. Both pa- occasions 1/8 south of Deford. Cass rents good rabbit dogs. Call 14-10-3-1 HUNTSVILLE PARK - 1986 14x80 with 7x19 ex- Muff I0rs-ShW area, in Lifetim guarantser Phone 872.31 90 517-872-2912. 2-10-3-3 loaned overnight pando off living and dining walk in closet Minor engim rem master bedroom, 2 baths, fireplace, sky light, bay Csrtifid Mechanic GARAGE SALE -Th&sday Blalno debaublon, Prop. APPLIANCE 4455 Doerr Rd. - Cas City C and M Satellite Matching accessories and Friday 9:OO till 6:OO. window, storage shed. $23,500.00. MH546 PhOM 872-2251 SALES & SERVICE 872-4167 872-3104 Antennas Sales including matchbooks, Sleeping bags, luggage, sil- 6597 Miln, Cisa City and Service napkins, thank you notes verware, slide projector STOREFRONTBUILDING -,Excellent investment, 3651 Phillips Rd, and magazines, books, re- 2 apartments rented, possible 3rd apartment, storefront Cass City, MI 48726 Cass City Chronicle cords, chairs, clothing, etc. is rented, natural gas heat. $49,900.00. COM866 #1StAlUTION AND REPAIR Phone 872-2010 Proctors, 4794 N. Seeger. 5 17-872-5075 14-10-3-1 Byyour earpet w flnoleum, thw 10 years’ electronic call w br expert Inatallation. Wm experience NAME PINS, desk name- Sleo do custom .nd repair work Specializing in Quality plates and plastic signs in SUPREME --_.f-______-.-...----- Fadory trained.’We 00 it Right.” WINDOW CLEANINQ various sizes made to your ~fsfadbnguaranteed. J~ndiond M-53 Complete Satellite specification. For informa- J.J.’s Flooring Service .nd M.81 System C.rr city tion and prices, contact City $1795.00 SALE - 12x55 mobile Cass Phone 872-21 61 Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, phone 872-4701 “TO Quality” ext. 212. 2-2-17-tf home in park. Very clean. - UHF-VhF Antennas Has been remodeled. Call 24-HR, SERVICE “Top Qualit FOR SALE - bedroom set, 872-~. 3-9-26-3 This space could Also serving UHF-JHF an- tennas and your present satel- triple dresser, desk, single Call Cass City 517-872-2248 or bed, 2small marble top ta- FOR SALE - 2 bedroom lite system Caro 517-673-2555 as little as $1.75 PLUMBING 6 HEATING. INC. 1120 Gratlot, Saglnaw “Satisfaction bles, occasional chair, UPPr condo, CollhW~ Cnll Guaranteed” cedar chest, complete Drive, Car09 $45,OOO. Call Kelly W. Smith, Broker per week. Phone I12 5084 790.7809 OWNER: MIKE FIELDS Lionel train et. Call m- 673-5756 between 7:oO p.m.- Farm Commercial Realdentiel Ustings Wanted! Pigoon Phone 453-3531 I 2-9-12-26 2639. 2-9-193 10:00 p.m. 3-9-26-2 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CIIY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 3,1990 PAGE THIRTEEN CALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU [ ForRent ] Notices ) Notice8 Notice8 Notices 1 [ Services I [ To Give Away 1 [Work Wanted) WILL DO BABY-sitting in FOR RENT - Masonic Tem- BINGO - every Wednesday FOUND - Young, Yellow- CROSSROADS Restaurant Steamaster Carpet FREE - kittens, good mous- your homc or our Christian pk Refreshment Hall - par- night. Open 6:m-early bird Orange male Cat. Shortened ADULT BASKETBALL - Comer of M-53 and Bay ers. Call 872-3552. 7-9-19-3 home, any shift. Call 872- ties, dinners, meetings. No 6:~- regular bingo 7:~.tail -found west of IGA. Call LEAGUE FORMING City-Forestville. Friday 4 8c Upholstery alcoholic beverages. Call post 3644 VFW, E.Main St. 872-2277. 5-9-26-2 Play Monday & Thurs- p.m.4 p.m. walleye spe- 3738, 12-8-8-9 day at Intermediate Cleaners Ted Furness, 872-4509. cial. Hunting season (0ct.- Experienced, Fast, Farm LOOKING FOR house- 4-2-17-tf School. Nov.) Sunday 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Courteous, Inexpensive [ Equipment cleaning jobs, weekly or chains, Starting Nov. 1. breakfast only. 5-10-3-2 Residential & Commercial I biweekly. Have personal FOR RENT - Apartment in rings, earrings 8 team maximum - must Car & van interiors pay entry fee before NEW IDEA 213 manure references. Call 872-2872. Owendale, 2 bedrooms, Colorful genuine stone Water & fire damage spreader, nice shape, new 12-10-3-1 joining. Soup 8c Salad 10% Senior Discount with stove and refrigerator. beads necklaces. paint, $750.00 or best offer. 1 month plus deposit re- Sponsored by Luncheon Licensed DuPont Cit Call 665-2227. 9-10-3-3 NEED HELP with house quired. $200 monthly. No For quality, value and Cars Jaycees Stainmaster Applicator pets. Call &43-6907. 4-8-29-6 Cass City Call J~A6alrnateer Friday, Oct. 5 cleaning? Call 872-5471. Re- convenience please call PAUL BESSLER Presbyterian I 872-4666 11:oo till 2:oo (md)ferences available. Todd Nurnberger 87Zm4716 8-6-6-tf 12-9-26-3 BEAUTIFUL HIUSIDE Church Lily Cheng 872-3429 2 apartment - all at Masonic Temple RN NURSING students - bedroom 872-5071 If no answer, leave mes- Cass City WILL DO baby-sitting in carpeted, refrigerator, 4&63 Spruce St. are you looking for a way my home, 4 miles west of range. Lots of parking, Oct. 4 and 5 5-7-25-eo sage. 5-9-26-3 TV and VCR to use and improve your Cass City. Call 872-4229, storage. Call 872-3315 or 872- 9:OO a.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by Hills & clinical skills? Do you need Dales Hospital Repair and a flexible work schedule Kris O’Dell. 12-9-26-3 3613. 4-9-19-tf 5-9-19-3 I A NEW SCARF can LOST - PTO shaft on either make Deckerville Road or Auxiliary Cleaning and additional income your favorite outfit reborn while you complete your FOR RENT - The Paint at Georgine’s in Cass City. Cemetery Road towards %lo-3-1 Store has a wallpaper Cass City. Reward. Call All makes & models clinical experience? Call BRIGHT flowered silk 5-10-3-1 BINGO - Every Thursday curt at (517j 872-2121, steamer for easy removal scarves at Georgine’s in 872-3312. 5-9-19-3 at St. Pancratius Hall, S. MANY THANKS to family, of old wallpaper. Call 872- Fields Cas City. 5-10-3-1 1 BakedPotato Seeger, Cass City. Doors Mike 11-9-26-tf friends and relatives for 2445. 4-11-2-tf 6:OO open p.m. Early-bird 872-5075 ATTENTION - RN’s cards, visits, flowers and Supper 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. 3651 Phillips Rd. needed all shifts, full time, gifts. Thanks to my Notices Phone 872-5410. Knights of neighbor who did so much :[ ] Saturday, Oct. 13 Cas City, MI 48726 part time, any time, NO HUNTING Columbus Council No. 8892. 8-919-tf weekends or weekdays for me during my stay in Sponsored by Decker 5-12-31-tf only, 4-hour, 8-hour and the hospital. Thanks to Dr. SIGNS Charge Youth Group Jeung and staff of Hills and Op the Farm Guess who is new 12-hour shifts with pre- - - At the Shabbona 48? mium pay. Call Curt at Dales Hospital. God bless Red & Black ...... *. 3w ea. CUSTOM you all. Ramona Winches- Service Methodist Church SLAUGHTERING (517) 872-2121. 11-9-26-tf I of entertainment. II basement ter (Frenchie). 13-10-3-1 4 for $1.00 BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB Tractor Tire Repair RICK’S 5 & under - free WANTED - nurse assis- Chloride Pumping **** CURING,SMOKING AND tants. Come and be a part Goodyear Farm Tires EARTH STATION 13 UD - $4.00 PROCESSING and I--- 1 c of our team, We will train 1433 E. Cwo Fld., CM 8734783 Black ink ,...... 254 I I 5-10-3-2 TUESDAY & FRIDAY you if you are not certified, I Call today DOES ANYONE have a CIDER MILL Open now good benefits. Contact Sue - Isn’t he the ERLA Baker at 872-2174 or come 6 for $1.00 June 1990 issue of Modern by appointment only. Call handsome young man? Packing Co., Inc. Cass Cit Tire Bride magazine that I could 313-672-9332. Johnson’s Happy Birthday to 4782 Hospital Dr. Phone 8J -5303 CASS CITY CHRONICLE borrow? Shirley Geiger872- Cider Mill, 1/2 mile west of 11-9-26-2 5-5-30-tf Love, USDA Plant 1074 5-9-12-6 2821. 5-9-19-3 Snover. 5-9-19-4 Your Son-in-law Jim Cass City 517-872-2192 Be Independent - No sell- 5-10-3-1 NOW HIRING - de- ingMo overhead. 10 yr com- 8-4-9-tf monstrator Tor Christmas pany has Fruit Drink & Soda Around the World. Also, I Route. 6-8 hours per wk. Must Call (517) 872-2691 even- am booking parties. (517) have $15,000 secured 100% BUYING OR SELLING? SEE, CALL OR WRITE TO ings . 5-8-1-12 Hendrian’s 693-6775. 11-9-5-6 by inventory. $50,000+ very Floor Covering possible. Company financed WANTED - Cook for mid- expansion. First time offer. B.A. CALKA FIRST night at Pizza Villa. Call Serious inquiries only. Call 9 (Services)CARPET& LINOLEUM 872-4371. 11-10-3-1 am to 9 pm. 1-800-741-01 23. SPECIAL!! Large 4 home in Cass City - Formal Dining Room; 2 Air conditioners; basement; large stone porch; 2 car garage; 2 lots - walking distance to stores, churches, etc. Reduced from $47500 to $42,500. - Terms - Land Chuck O’Dell Installation KENNEL HELP - older $Loan-By-Phone $ Up to contract. Excavating and Repair animal loving person for $25,000!! Fast Approval! Low Over 20 years’experience morning shift. Must be av- Monthly payment! No col- PAINT RRUSH SPECIAL!! Ranch type home with new Oak kitchen cabinets; new bathroom; 6 steel doors; 100 Amp Septic systems installed Scott Hendrian ailable Sundays and holi- lateral required! Call us today service with circuit breakers; 3 bedrooms; all new thermal windows; new roof; dining room; needs some finishing - and cleaned Phone 872-2015 days. Must have transpor- Or We can’t help YOU get 75 tation. Call after 6 p.m. 872- ft’ione 1-900-990-monY. 24 strawberry plants; raspberries, rhubarb, grapes and asparagus - 2 car garage - ALL THIS FOR $24,500. Listing sand - gravel - ponds 11-10-3-2 hrsn ays. $9.95 Call fee. #16,712 ditching - hydrahoe 8-9-194 2698. Cr dozer - backhoe HELP WANTED - Applica- Call Your Date. Meet some- MAXN STREET business building - lots of mmto expand - let us tell you about it. $24,000. Easy terms. Vacant. LAWN MOWER and small one special now! For dating, Phone (’l’) 87203031 engine repair, all makes. tions now being accepted L. 16,649 4323 Krapf Rd. for full time in-store sales romance, and just plain fun, Pickup and deliver. 1 1/2 dial 1-900-456-5500. Only City, Michigan west of Cas$ City, Hank’s position and full time out of ONE OF THE NICEST HOMES IN CASS CITY!! 8-6-3-tf store sales position. Call $1.29/min. All Lifestyles. Executive Home with approx. 2,000 square feet of living space; RANCH TYPE all brick - Central vacuum system; Repair, phone 872-5456. 517-872-5655 between 1-4 8-8-29-tf p.m., Monday-Saturday. 1975 FMC Motor Home - 30 finished off 2 c8f ;&age; 15x32’ wolmanized d&k and 2 landscaped lots - all offers considered. Listing #16,643 ance: Auto, Farm, Crop, Huron Business Products, ft. auto, V-8, dual air and fur- Home, Business, Life, An- M & N LAWN & Inc., Cass City. 11-10-3-1 nace, 15,000 miles. New en- WELL ON PROPERTY nuities. ” Frank Kluger YARD SERVICES gin.e and transmission. Many 78 on blacktop - Cass City -choice hunting acres of cleared and tillable land - a very good investment (Agent), office 269-8874 or CASS CITY independent in- more extras. Like new. Asking ACRES near - and home 269-7854. 8-2-28-tf Mowing, Rolling, $39,900. here - - $49,500.00. Terms. L.#16,710 Trimming, Thatching, surance agency will have Fertilizing, CHOICE BUILDING SITE - Hills and Dales Subdivision - lZO’x223’- blacktop street; owner wants ACTION - - Ken Martin Garden Plowing, Screen Replacement - All offers considered. L.#16,706 Electric, Inc. &de servicing existing seeks dealer. Protected ter- clients and writing new ritory, high earning potential, Call 872-2048 or full training & provided. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY HERE!! Homes - Farms property and casualty ac- leads 5 Acres blacktop road remodeled 4 bedroom home 2 1/2 bathrooms; basement; family size kitchen: 872-4264 counts. Prior experience Need not interfere with SPECIAL!!! on - - Commercial present employment. Models new 4 car garage - ideal for garage sales, etc., large barn - $300.00 monthly income from rental of mobile home sites; Industrial Maynard Helwig84-25-tf not necessary - will train starting at $9690, 1-800-678- nicely landscaped - - matured shade trees - LOTS OF VALUE HERE FOR $57,500. L.16,623 New and rewire right person. This is a full- 1424. +*Brentwood Log time position with benefits. Homes” 427 River Rock IMMEDIATE POSSESSION!! Please mail resume to In- State Licensed DEAN’S GARAGE DOOR surance Service rep., P.O. Blvd., Murfreesboro, Tn STATELY HOME in very good condition; 8 room home with 4 bedrooms;OFFICE; formal dining room; all modem Service - Dean Wisenbach, 371 29. phone 8724560 or 872-3197. Box 116, Cass City, MI kitchen; hardwood floors; natural gas fued hot water heating system and new hot water heater; glassed in porch; Phone 872-4114 48726. 11-9-26-6 basemnt; 1 1/2 bathrooms; nicely landscaped grounds; 2 car garage - walking distance to stores, churches, etc. Call 4180 Hurds Corner Road Residential and cornmer- Lonely? Wanta fall in love? B.A. Calka for personal showing. Vacant!! L.#16,710 8-8-10-tf cia1 doors, door openers. Foronly$2/min. you can listen Free estimates. 8-7-25-tf Memorial I and meet people just like vou! L GARY WILLS _- ’ 24 hrs. AIl’agesniiestyles.~alI LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY? WilliamOF RoyOur Meeting1- 900-786-7710. sewice). (Christian LUNCH ROOM: REAL ESTATE and Equipment & fixtures included, $15,000. CONSTRUCTION Smith Refrigeration father,IN Licensed/Insured Builder Kitchin, who passed away New HomedRemdeling and Oct. 2,1988. Though 2 years SPECIAL!!! Repair, Pole BuildingslTruss Retailer’&-Add A Package Setting, Sand/Gravel & Top- have passed since you last Express Center to your store. STARTER HOME: Very neat 1 1/2 story home with aluminum siding; 3 bedrooms; large kitchen; Laundry room off soil, Excavating/demolition Appliance Repair walked this earthly sod, we Ship your customer‘s pack- kitchen; large bathroom; 18x22’ garage built in 1976 with breezeway - alum. storms and screens; insulation in walls Bulldozing & Grading have learned to mourn not ages through UPS, Federal and ceiling; plus utility building; 2 Acres - 1 1/4 miles off blacktop road - many other features - $29,500.00. Will sell Backhoe & Hydrohoe All makes and models but trust in God. You just Express and others. High on land contract. L.16,607 Free estimates merely left the darksome return, low investment. 1-800- Reasonable rates night, but golden shines the 821 -4902; M-81 east of Cass City dawning fair and bright, RANCH TYPE HOME with Cedar siding andaluminum siding; 3-4 bedrooms; FIREPLACE;natural gas forced hot Call water heating system; Andem windows throughout; basement; walls & ceiling insulated; 1 1/2 bathrooms; garage Call 517-872-3505 872-3092 From garmentsDriver8 Come For The 8-5-3-t f you are robed inMone ,stay for the stability. ~ attached; walking distance to stores, churches, schools, etc. Asking $55,000. VACANT. L,.16,296 8-3-15-tf radiant immortality. 1nJ.B. Junt, one of America,s CARPENTER WORK - SAND POINT - Caseville: Year around home constructed of stone - over 2,000 square feet of living area - 3 large lifedeath we lovedwe love you you still.In largest and most successful Wms;with lots of closets & storage space; FAMILYROOM; living room with FIREPLACE; another room for ~~~~l~~~~s,~~~~:Arthur Brown Every day we miss you, I transportation companies, den or office; bar; large 2 car finished garage attached; sprinkling system; water frontage on 2 sides - nicely landscaped- additions. All types of car- know we always will, pays its drivers some of the Cass City Though your earthly body best salaries in the business. boat house for boat up t~ 28’; REDUCED FROM $200,000 to $165,000 for IMMEDIATE SALE.Possession on pentry work. Call 872-5471. We pay for your OTR ex- date of closing of sale. L.16,698 8-10-3-3 Well Drilling beneath the rain perience up to $26 per mile. swept we know You are Call 1-800-643-3331 today. and singingDad. vou in werethe uniqueOf God. and EOE, Subject to drug screen. 14.6ACRES: Largecountry home with4 bedrooms;birch cabinets in kitchen; glassed in porch; basement; new furnace SEPTIC SYSTEMS - large 40x50 barn with new roof; $3,000. down payment; balance like rent.. Immediate Possession. L.16,568 Cleaning & Installation Pump Repair very Iare, a man -of GMI VisaAdastercard Easy, fast! who loved and cared for all No deposit. No credit check. RANCH TYPE HOME - very neat in and out - brick entrance - aluminum siding; carpeted; breezeway - basement Simpson STATE LICENSED he met across his way. You almost all finished off and carpeted; SUN DECK;2 car garage - nicely landscaped - Asking $65,000. All offers Excavating Also IHS Gold Card Guaran- are deeply missed with teed! $5000 credit limit. Cash ‘ considered. 16,708 Phone 673-3800 L. each passing day. A very advances! Free info. h. Dozer -backhoe - loader 8-1 -27-tf wise man, with patience of l(800 234-6741, anytime. WE HAVE SOLD A NUMBER OF PARCELS OF HOMES, LAND & BUSINESSES in the last 30 days topsoil - gravel - sand I Job, a working man with a (Free all). and NEED LISTINGS ON ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE. any size fill job AUCTIONEERING - see heart of gold. He taught us L driveways - warnlines Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top that our Redeemer lives. All Homeowners! $Speedy this & that dollar for your property. Eternal life He freely gives. FOR RENT - Two apartments come with refrigerator and range - neat and ready to move into - - - $200 and $250.00. Free Estimate Cash$ Any purpose, low Phone 872-3019, Cass City. There’s a place in heaven rates, credit corrected, EZ 8-10-3-tf that’s marked “Reserved,” 37 ACRES: close to City - Ranch type home with bedrooms; aluminum siding; basement; 26x26’ 2 garage; debt consolidation. Express Cass 3 car Phone 872-4502 For fathers such as he. His Mortgage, Money from your several fruit trees; POND STOCKED WITH FISH; CENTRAL AIR; EXCELLENT HUNTING- Satellite Dish 8-1 -17-t f helping hand was always home fast! Call 369-CASH, remains plus concrete SLAB for a 14x65’ mobile home - reduced to $65,000 - Seller moving to Florida. L.16,618 [ Wanted to Buy 1 first to render any aid he ask for Dept. 50. Outside could ; his voice was always (313) call 1-800-LOAN-1 23. WANT TO BUY - Good raised in Draise. his words 30 ACRES - Set up for Dairy - 1 1/2story home - FAMILY ROOM with Cathedral Ceiling - 16x32’FIREPLACE; TV & practically new carpeting; rmm for 38 stanchions; milk house; plus 28x48’barn - DAIRY BARN 32x 1 10- nice setting VCR show ’- quality western sad- Service dle, youth size. Call (517) - Asking $65,000. All offers considered. L.16,707. 872-2691after5:OOp.m. CHWPEWA TRAILS - 14 10-Acre parcels left with Cass River frontage - or will sell 150 Acres in one parcel. Ideal All makes and models 6- 10-3-3 for Corporation Recreational Land - Campgrounds, etc. L.16,681 Antenna and WANTED -trumpet in good Satellite Service condition. Call 872-3517. We have many others to choosefrom. Call, Write or See: 6-9-19-3 Call Mike WANT TO BUY - baby B.A. CALKA. Realtor 872-3355 or 872-3230 872-3315 bassinet. Call 872-5110. I Sheila D.Hallahan - Realtor Associate 872-4538 8-3-21-tf 610-3-3 Dale Brown 872-3 15 8 Realtor Associate ELECTRIC MOTOR and WANTED - silver coins, 6306 W.Main St., Cass City, power tool repair, 4 p.m. to dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to and back - silver dollars TO SERVE YOU BETTER oppo~~u~~5 p.m. Saturdays. John 1878 to 1935. Paying top Blair, 1/&mile west of M-53 price. The Coin Shop, 6439 Car0 673-8717 Earl or Marlene Gohs on Sebewaing Road. Phone Main. Phone 872-3919. 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf 6-9-21-tf PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN If rains hold off Harvest prospects still good Year. gan Sugar Company facto- could translate into prob- Despite on again, off again ries starting operations Sept. lems, showers and a light frost 25. “The danger is survivabil- recently, extension service “We’re looking for a rec- ity-winter hardiness,” he officials in Tuscola, Huron ord year,” Robert Braem, explained. “We like to have and Sanilac counties say this general agricultural man- it fairly well established year’s fall harvest should be ager at Michigan Sugar, kfore it goes dormant for a good one overall, provided commented. the winter.” rain doesn’t further hamper Michigan Sugar Company Stein said timing-how harvest efforts. takes in nearly 70 percent of quickly farmers can harvest Area fanners took advan- the state’s sugar beet crop. the crops in their field-will tageof last week’srelatively During the 1989-90 sugar determine how much wheat clear skies to make some beet campaign, the com- can be planted. __ much needed progress in pany produced a record 448 their fields. million pounds of sugar LOTS OF TIME “We’re probably some- from 1.65 million tons of where around 50 to 70 per- sugar beets. For now, he said, “We’ve cent done,” Tuscola County Braem said the Car0 plant lots of time to get the wheat Cooperative Extension Di- is expected to take in some in, but we’ve got to get the LAST WEEK’S DRY weather allowed for plenty of progress rector Dennis Stein said Fri- 450,000 tons of sugar beets beans off before we get the day of the dry bean harvest. this season. The company’s wheat in.” in the area’s dry bean harvest. Above, beans are harvested by Hot & Delicious! PIZZA “Today’s going to be pretty plant in Sebewaing is ex- Stein and other agricultural Dave Milligan and crew in a field about 4 miles northwest of critical, and each day it’s pected to receive another officials agree the prospects sunny, we’re another 15 600,OOO tons. for good crop quality and Cass City. percent done.” quantity are better than that Most of the county’s DELIVERY LIMITED for‘Trices prices. have slipped from 40,oOO to43,000acrcsofdry beans are fairly mature and Braem said operations will last spring. Most of the crop Bach Festival tradition most are ready to come off, be slow and delivery limited prices have come down he noted. until the beets reach a root other than soyban,” Stein Yields vary from variety to temperature of 52 degrees or noted, adding dry bean variety, “but it sounds like less, allowing for storage. prices are down substan- continues next month the county should have a So far, the sugar content of tially. better than average crop.” this year’s crop is at around Still, the outlook could be The 12th annual Bach Nov. 20, at the First Pre- Norway will be Bjorg Sol- Stein said average yields 15.5 percent, down slightly worse. Festival continues its un- sbyterian Church of Caro. svik, alto, whom ,audiences are shaping up at about “Prices could be better for ique tradition of celebrat- Les Ackerman, premier will remember from 2 sea- 1,500 hundredweight (cwt), from last year. But Braem some things, but overall, I ing the Thanksgiving Holi- organist of the First Pre- sons ago. Familiar soloists compared to a 10-year aver- said he’s still optimistic the think we can have a pretty day, Nov. 20, 23, 24 and 25 sbyterian Church of Mid- will include Penelope Jen- age of 1,350 cwt. “Quality crop will turn out to be ex- respectable year,” Nagel- with the music of J.S. Bach. land, Texas, will also be sen, soprano; Quentin cellent. kirk concluded. Weather The community .and the featured during the Tues- Quereau, tenor, and thus far has been good,” he surrounding area become added. Forecasts for the Thumb’s will be the deciding factor, day, Nov. 20, concert. Stephen Morscheck, bass. other crops are less bright, he cautioned, adding, “The the home of a chamber or- Ackerman, the brass The Preucil family of musi- In Sanilac County, Exten- chestra of 30 players and 4 players, and other soloists cians will add their musical sion Director Martin Nagel- but decent yields and quality bulk of our investment is are expected to the rule. vocal soloists, many of and musicians will perform talents as 6 family mem- kirk concurred with Stein’s be still in the fields.” whom will be reunited for The soybean harvest is just Rain is the farmers’ biggest 3 concerts in Cass City, berschestra. return to the or- comments. the 12th time this NOV.23, 24, 25. The prog- getting started and won’t be now, in of “We desperately needed enemy both terms Thanksgiving. rams will include works by this stretch of good weather in full swing for another getting into the fields to This year’s program will J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, Britten, Advertise It In week or so, according to harvest and the quality of include a oneday residency 10th Annual October and it finally arrived,” he Wagner and Di ttersdorf . remarked, adding Sanilac Stein, who remarked the various crops, Stein re- in the Campbell Elemen- Returning from her native The Chronicle crop in Tuscola County is by I farmers were expected to peated. “Most of the crops tary School The Lone 1 “looking respectable.” can handle a frost,” he said. Star Brass, a quintet of 5 have 60 to 70 percent of their Stein, who pointed out the brass players from Mid- dry beans harvested by the “This is going to be a good county had exceptional soy- year if we can get the harvest land, Texas, who are mem- end of last weck, compared bean crops the past 2 years, bers of the Midland-Odessa to 40 percent at the begin- completed,” he remarked. Orchestra under the direc- said yields this year are “At this point it’s a matter of Tuscola County ning of the week, expected to be somewhere tion of Maestro Don Jaeger. Sanilac County has about Mother Nature letting us get Jaeger has been the artistic in the 40s (bushels per acre) the crops out of the fields.” director and conductor of 30,000acres of dry beans, a range. Fewer sunny days PUMPKIN FESTIVAL significantincrease over last “If it would dry out and the Village Bach Festival have affected this year’s (the) sun shine for the next 6 for its entire life. The quin- I PAT CURTIS - Chevdet - Oldsrnobflc - Cadillac I Just a Few of the Year. yields, he said. to 8 weeks, you’d have some tet will be featured atthe I 700 N. State St., Caro Ph. 673-2171 happy farmers.” Tuesday night concert, 1 Many Exciting Events! MATURE RESPECTABLE nuLQCL3 PIE EATING CONTEST p.m. “A majority of the beans in “Corn should be a real re- - 530 the field are mature,”Nagel- ”ALL STAR” LIP SYNC SHOW - 7 p.m. spectable crop,” the exten- kirk said. “Yields are still sion director continued. ELQGu running real good and qual- “We had more than enough ADULT 50’s/60’s SOCK HOP - 8 p.m. ity is pretty good.” water, but again, we were a LIVE STAGE PERFORMANCES Huron County Agricul- little short on the heat tural Agent Jim LeCureux units-the number of sunny (Magical Clown Act, Glen Eastham’s Quintet, predicted Huron’s estimated Rocking 8’s Square Dancers, Sue’s School of Dance) days.” 95,000 acres of dry beans Tuscola County has an es- saJu§ would be 60 percent har- timated 92,000 to 93,000 Road Races Ball and Dinner Dance vested by the end of last acres of corn this year. Antique Car Show Schall School Carnival week, Nagelkirk said both the Yields, he said, are averag- corn and soybean crops in slmd2cz ing 16 bags an acre and Sanilac County look good. Free Bean Soup Bed Races quality is “pretty good.” LeCureux offered a similar Harvest of what’s expected THE GRAND PARADE - 1:30 p.m. report, but said some Huron to be a great sugar ktcrop, corn and soybean fields COME JOIN THE FUN! meanwhile, got underway were hwt by the area’s first early last week, with Michi- light frost. Winter wheat planting is well underway, according to OIL Nagelkirk, who said late bean plantings this year could mean late winter wheat plantings, which Wilbur CHANGE building closed SPECIAL

leaders, the club is among those which have utilized the building. * No Appointment .2. 15-Minute + Relax in Comfort Colosky said she feels the Necessary Oil Change In Our Customer Lounge 4-H council has failed to give county 4-Hleaders and members a fair say in the decision of what to do with the Wilbur building. “Our 4-Hcouncil is taking it upon themselves to give DO-ITHYOURSELFERS our building away,” she added. Colosky said the results of SAVE SAVE SAVE/--?-99 a survey, sponsored by the Facilities Committee and sent to all 4-H families over the summer, showed a ma- jority of families who re- When You Buy By The sponded were in favor of keeping the building. How- ever, she noted, the commit- Quart tee decided it didn’t get a big enough response. Colosky charged that the Case council has neglected to fol- low the proper channels in making its decision. The council, she contin- a Drum ALL DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR QUlCKSAI&! ued, also has failed to pro- vide any feasible alterna- tives for the clubs, particu- larly laiger groups, that have relied on the building. “I don’t have a problem Mr. Chips Service Center with doing what they’re trying to do, but they’re giving us no alternztives,” Phone 872-3850 Cass City she said. b-

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