LnnONICLE MEMBERS OF Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3644, Cass City, stand to honor all veterans during Monday’s Memorial CASS CITY,MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1993 Day service at the Elkland Township Cemetery. VOLUME 87, NUMBER 9 FFW CENTS 12 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT Grand jury goal: penetrate upper level drug traffickers evidence and testimony to a A multi-county citizens’ be composed ol17 residenis bers won’t be divulged, nor cutors can show good cause grand jury - the third of its grand jury, which decides - 7 from Lapeer County, 6 whether there is sufficient will the location of the grand for an extension. kind in Michigan - will be from Tuscola County and 4 jury . Gaertner said grand juries seated to investigate the use evidence to formally from Huron County. Gaert- The panel will be seated for charge, or indict, a suspect. typically hear cases in which and distribution of illegal ner said names and ad- 6 months, with an additional the prosecutors trace the narcotics in Tuscola, Huron It’s a law enforcement tool dresses of the panel rnem- 6 months possible if prose- and Lapeer counties. that goes beyond conven- Please turn to back page.

The announcement was tional methods of investiga- I made by Thumb prosecutors tion, Scott pointed out. at a press conference Thurs- A grand jury can elicit in- day in Lapeer. formation that is often unat- The Michigan Court of tainable under the counties’ Appeals’ recent urder con- existing criminal justice vening the grand jury, as system, explained attorney MORE THAN 80 people attended provided by a 1989 grand Mark Gaertner, who has jury statute, culminated been hired by the Thumb Monday’s ceremony in Gagetown some 18 months of prepara- Narcotics Unit to assist the 3 dedicating the village park and ga- tion. counties in presenting evi- Lapeer County Prosecutor dence to the grand jury. zebo to the late William L. Downing, Justus Scott called the grand - former village mayor. Above, a jury a cooperative effort COMPEL TESTIMONY plaque is unveiled by Sister Nancy among prosecutors and law enforcement agencies in Gaertner said grand juries Ayotte (left) and Downing’s wife, each of the 3 Thumb coun- can subpoena witnesses and Valerie. tics. compel them to testify, as The Court of Appeals has well as grant immunity to appointed Tuscola County individuals in exchange for Circuit Judge Patrick R. their testimony. Joslyn as the presiding The secretive nature of the Weather holds down judge. He has already begun grari’d’jurj allows witnesses the jury selection process, to come forward to testify according to Scott, and the and be assured their identity Memorial .Dav crowds first witnesses are expected will be protected, he added, 4 to be called in 2 to 3 weeks. The goal is to penetrate the Area residents will hear upper levels ofthedrug traf- ELWYN HELWIG GETS Marlene Erla of Cass City ready Cold and rainy weather put the Chemical Bank on the Flags”. He said they were little else about the grand ficking hierarchy via testi- a damper on this year’s corner of Main and West unable to set p the display jury until the project ends, monyfromlowerleveldeal- to vote on Proposal A at the Cass City Fire Hall Wednesday streets and marched down because wha. flags get wet Memorial Day services but due to strict statutory se- ers, Scottsaid. “We use the morning. The voter turnout was better than ele‘ctionofficials not the sentiment behind Main Street for all to see. they tend to mildew. crecy requirements. drug dealers themselves to them. After the parade, onlookers Esau announced the dis- Under the grand jury sys- investigateotherdealers.’* had expected. A total of 29 people had shown UP to vote in Cass City’s parade, sched- advanced to the Elkland play will be set up at the next tem, prosecutors present TheThumbgrandJury uled to begin at 10 a.m., was Township Cemetery. available time, such as Vet- precincts one and 2 by 7:30 a.m. delayed until 11 a.m. erans Day or the 4th of July. A small crowd watched Jack aau, quartermaster The Rev. Ken Ray, formcr participants in the parade of Veterans of Foreign War Navy chaplain and pastor of Revenues still up $38,457 march proudly despite poor Post 3w4,Cass City, served Salem United Methodist weather. Veterans, cub as the master of ceremonies Church, Cas City, was the scouts and girl scouts, little for the 34th consecutive guest spcaker at the service. leaguers and the Cass City year. High School marching band At the beginning of the .l’heCass City High School Cass City rolls back tax rate were just some of the partici- outdoor service,Esau apolo- marching band Performed pants. gig& for the absence of the the national anthem and Cass City’s tax rate will be pating an increase ot The parade lined up behind traditional “Avenue of “Taps” at the Service, rolled back ,1452 of a mill $38,457 in revenue this year following action at a thanks to a nearly million $3 Treas&er Joyce x. LaRo- director Of Operations for Also last the coun- monthly Village Council jump in the village’s state che. Orbital Fluid Technologies week, ----. L11. meeting last week. equalized valuation, set at While some townships Inc., according to village School crime The council approved a $42,928,300. Much of the experienced big assessment Manager Lou S. LaPonsie, *Approved a resolution authorizing LaPonsie and 1993 levy of 16.3193 mills. increase was due to new hikes this year, she ex- who said the firm is consid- Broken down, 10.8580 mills construction. ering an expansion. LaRoche to sign a contract plained, land values in with the Michigan Depart- Officials say incidents do will go for general village The rollback will leave the Elkland Township were up If the Industrial Develop- operations, 2.9613 mills are village $6,409 short of an- ment District is approved, ment of Transportation for by only a few percentage the village’s Division SWmt not mean escalating problem earmarked for streets, and ticipated revenues in the points - about 3 percent in businesses in the district the remaining 2.5 mills will 1993 budget. The tax levy is could apply fora tax break of extension project. the village of Cas City - The work will extend Divi- Area residents have Tom Kern concurred. He but simply a case in which a be levied for debt retire- expected to generate because township officials up to 50 percent on new said he hasn’t observed a big student exercised very poor ment. $674,640, compared to buildings and equipment. sion Street about 1,400 feet, watched big city problems had the foresight a few years from the old Grand Trunk slowly but surely migrate to increase in reports of stu- judgement. The rollback is in compli- budgeted revenue of ago to update land values via A motion to establish the dents carrying weapons, al- “He did a silly thing and the ance with the 1978 tax limi- $68 1,050 public hearing was ap- Railroad bed to Seeger the Thumb for years, with a ’township-wide reap- Street. Construction costs drug busts and various though he acknowledged consequences turned out to tation amendment, better The new tax rate was ap- praisal. proved, 4-0, with Trustee crimes occurring more and schoolofficials often handle be more severe than he ever known as the Headlee proved pending Elwyn Helwig abstaining. are estimated at $lOO,OOO, However, she pointed out, with the state funding 75 more frequently. such cases without involv- thought would happen,” Amendment, which re- Wednesday’s special elec- Proposal A would translate Village President L.E. Understandably , incidents ing the police. Supt. Ken Micklash said. quires that local millage tion vote on Proposal A, Althaver and Trustee Cathy percent and the village, 25 into late summer tax bills percent plus engineering involving youths caught As for youth violence, the The incident has made the rates be rolled back when which proposed a 2-cent because the county would Kropewnicki were not pres- with weapons in some area sheriff commented there entire student body much assessments increase faster sales tax increase, cuts in expenses. have to start the equalization Bids on the project are schools this year have secm to be fewer problems more sensitive to the seri- than the rate of inflation as school millage rates and a process over. enHelwig t. owns property in heightened concerns. today than in the past in ousness of possessing a measured by the US. con- cap on property assess- the proposed Industrial scheduled to be opened June The state has extended the 9 in Lansing. However, court, law en- terms of fights involving weapon in school, according sumer price index. ments. deadline to get those bills in Development District, as do Even with the rollback, Passage of Proposal A forcement and school offi- youths from rival communi- to the superintendent, who the mail, from July 1 to July Marjorie Rice and Bruce D. Please turn to back page. cials say such incidents ties. added the swift and severe village officials are antici- would have little effect on 15, she said. “But there’s no Gee. remain rare and don’t point “As far as gangs,” he said, punishment doled out set a way they’re going out by to an escalating youth vio- “I haven’t seen much of that tone for the rest of the stu- July 15 because the county lence problem. at all.” dents. Village of Cass City isn’t going to be able to get Pair killed in “I have not had the impres- Kent noted a student Micklash said school offi- them out by then.” sion that kids are any more caught with a firearm in the cials don’t want to hide the Millage History “I would say you’re going violent in the school than Car0 School District earlier incident, but at the same to see a month to 2-month they have been in the past,” this year wasafirstin his 17 time don’t want to see it delay in getting the summer MondavmJ crash said Tuscola County Pro- years on the bench. The blown out of proportion. Operational taxes out.” Memorial Day weekend Cemetery Road in the south- bate Judge w. Wallace Kent incident followed a similar “We want to put this into Mil Iage turned deadly for a pair of bound lane and crashed Jr. one in the Laker School perspective. This was an Year Levied Inc tease (Decrease) IDD HEARING Thumb men, who were head-on into a pickup driven “The display of weapons is District. isolated incident and hope- 1979 13,oooO killed instantly when the all- by Clay Clothier,24, of Clif- still an extremely isolated More recently, a Cass City fully it won’t happen again.” 1980 14.OGOO 1 .oooo In other business during the terrain vehicle they were ford. incident,” he added. “How- Middle School student was Cass City Police Officer 1981 13.3938 (-6062) 55-minute session, the riding collided head-on with Fick and Boyne were dead ever, it’s no longer as re- expelled after he pulled a Craig Haynes, whose 17 1982 12.7067 (.6871) council scheduled a public a pickup truck early Monday at the scene, according to markable. . .as it may have knife during a scuffle with years in law enforcement 1983 12.7067 ,9028 hearing for 7 p.m. June 29 to morning in Koylton Town- reports. Clothier was not been in the past.” another student in theschool has included some time 1984 12.6230 (.1765) hear comments on a pro- ship. injured. Such incidents may be gym. working in Detroit, said the 1985 13.W9 ,44 19 posed Industrial Dcvelop- Tuscola County Sheriff‘s Alcohol is believed to have occurring somewhat more knife incident wasn’trelated 1986 12.7723 (.2926) mcnt District. deputies identified the vic- been a factor in the 2:40 a.m. frequently, but Kent said POOR JUDGEMENT to gang activity. 1987 12.5245 (.2478) Establishment of the dis- tims as Heath W. Fick, 26, crash, which remains under he’s seen only one or 2 cases “It’s not gang violence. 1988 14.oooO 1.4755 trict is being requested by and Richard J. Boyne, 27, investigation. per year over the past 2 Police and school officials This doesn’t fit the mold, it 1989 13.8838 (-1 162) the owners of about 7 1/2 both of Marlette. The Thumb men were years. “I don’t see it (as a say they bclieve the Cass doesn’t fit the pattcrn,” he 1990 13.9296 .@I58 acres of land located north- According to reports, the among at least 20 victims of major problem).” City incident is not indica- said. 199 1 13.9296 Truth in Taxation east of Doerr Road and all-terrain vehicle, operated Memorial Day weekend Tuscola County Sheriff Live of a growing Problem, Please turn to back page. 1992 13.9645 .0349 Garfield Avenue. by Fick, was northbound on traffic crashes in Michigan. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1993 CASS CITY, MCHIGAN I MSU airs Your neighbor SUUS honors list Cass City Personal Items Five area residents are among 4,137 students Osentoski supports Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010 named to the spring semes- ter honors list at Michigan State University. The students, who President Clinton Eight young people were achieved a minimum 3.5 received into membership was listed as a patient it 7lorida and daughter, Linda grade point average, are: President Clinton, only in his fourth month of office, has by rite of confirmation Sun- Hills and Dales Hospital Barron of Rochester, spent- Angie M. Hennessey, an recently received harsh criticism and a substantialdecrease day at Good Shepherd Lu- Tuesday morning. kom Thursday until Mon- accounting major, and in his approval rating. However, Sandy Osentoski supports theran Church. They are jay with Mrs. Marion Timothy J. Rutkoski, a the president and his efforts wholeheartedly. Beth Bashur, Jessica Freder- McClorey. Miss Lessel physiology major, both of Thursday, May 27, James “We’re in a mess, and he’s ick, Christopher Hahn, Crawford of Rochester Hills Cass City; Debbie M. Tim- doing the best he can to get us out Joshua Lounsbury, John Clark, Gordon Fornoff and came Sunday and is spend- mons, a chemistry major of it,” she said. McNaughton, Gia Mellen- Caroline Ward, from Flint, ing a few days with her sis- from Owendale; Jeremy M. Unlike many of the president’s dorf, Terri Moore and Brent had lunch and spent the day ter, Mrs. McClorey. Other Peruski, an engineering Ruggles. with Verna VanNorman. critics, the Cass City resident is Sunday visitors werc Mr. major from Snover; and # and Mrs. Patrick Withey ,* not opposed to higher taxes if that and Mrs. James Ferguson of Daniel M. Kubacki, an elec- Mr, .,. 1 is what needs to be done. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Local people who attended Rochester, Mary Pridemore trical engineering major “I think he’s doing a great job. McArthur will celebrate 66 the wedding of Theresa of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. from Ubly. Mr. and Mrs, Francis Tosch. It’s not his fault we’re in such a years of marriage Friday, McConnell and Scott Hrebi- Lester Ballagh of Lapeer Withey, Cass City, an- The wedding took place a$ mess right now,” she stated. June 4. They expect to cele- cik in Lansing Saturday and Lewis Crawford of Sr. Citizens’ Menu nounce the May marriage Mackinac Island. ,I brate quietly at home. were Vern McConnell, Bob “Somebody has to get us out of Caro. of their son, Patrick Rice I>&: Speirs, the Ron Speirs fam- Sen‘ior citizens are asked to this mess, and if he has to raise make reservations on the Withey, to Dena Marie A reception will be held in Mrs. Grace Law celebrated ily, the David Speirs family, ,l taxes, then I am all for it.” Dossin, daughter of Ann June. ‘\I.‘ her 100th birthday May 26 in the David Nordquists, Chris Randy, Carmen, Jason and day of the meal between, 8 Critics also say the president is Ethan Damm, Billy a.m. and 9 a.m. by calling in so much trouble right now a nursing home in Madison McConnell, Melissa Ram- Heights. She is a half sister sey and the Stan Guinthers. Warmbier of Vassar, Mary Berenice Sowden, 872- 8 from urea because he is trying to do too Damm, and Wes and Nancy 2397. much atonce. Osentoski is not sure the president has much of Stanley McArthur and The Norman Blues of Mardell Ware. Millington also attended. Frederick of Car0 were JUNE 2-4-7-9-10 on Ferris of a choice. guests of Tim and Susan 26” Theresa is the daughter of ’’ “It would be nice if he could take one thing at a time, but The annual Paul and Sabie Chuck and Wanda McCon- Wooster in Flint Monday for Wednesday Oven Roast he’s just got too much there to do that.” a cookout. - honor list CLASSES She also added that criticsof the president need to give him Auslander reunion was held ne11 of Caro. Park, Roasted Potatoes, a chance to do his job. Sunday at the home of Salad Beets, Wheat Rolls, NOW Arthur and Janet Severance, More than 1,350 students, “I think they should just back off and give him a chance. Meg’s Peg Citrus Fruit cup. including 8 area residents, BEING If they think they can do any better, then step in,” she said. All 8 Auslander siblings at- Friday - Crispy Fish, tended. Among those in have been named to the Fer- She may hear the critics loud and clear, but that does not Cream Style Potatoes, Brus- ris State University’s spring OFFERED waiver her confidence in President Clinton. attendance were William sels Sprouts, Variety Bread, and Iris Butts of Flint, Clark quarter academic honor list. A few seats “All in all, I think he’s going to work out just fine.” Dark Cherries. The local students are Osentoski is a dietary cook at Tendercare, Cass City, and and Gladys Auslander of Monday - Lemon Herb Cass City, Clair and Vir- Jamie L. Sweeney, R. Char- available the mother of 2. Chicken, Parsley Potatoes, les Hall and James N. ginia Auslander of Decker, Peas & Carrots, Variety Call for info. Zelda Hem of Flint, Arthur Kritzman, all of Cass City; Bread, Fresh Melon. Christina L. Gaeth and Mi- 17) 673-5211 and Mabel Itchue of Fraser, Wednesday - Spaghetti (5 Charles and Marie Oson- * chael F. Kausch, both of I by Melva E. Guinther with Meat Balls, Green Owendale; and Chris E. toski of Warren, James and I Beans Parisian, Salad Bar - June MacDonald of Troy, Kiehl of Ubly, Jennifer A. EUCALYPTUS WREATHS AND SWAGS Ah, springtime! The lilacs them and the bargains! Lettu ce/To m a to/C u kes , Bradley of Snover, and and Jean Cohen of Flint. A Dinner Roll, Fresh Banana. treasure hunt and hayride are in bloom, the trees are They scoop up their good- Brady C. Barden of King- Baskets, Table, Wall and Door Decorations, Silk and green, the birds are singing, ies and hug them close to Friday - Macaroni & ston. Dried Weed and Cone Arrangements and Wreaths were among the day’s ac- Cheese, Molded Vegetable ta tQe tivities. and the sound of the ham- their bodies lest some other To be e!igible for the mering of garage sale signs Salad, Broccoli, Dinner honor, a Ferris student must Hours: Mom - Fri. 10-5; Sat 1&1 fanatic should wrestle them Roll, Diced Pears, 6240 W. Maln St. Laura Miller, Cas City, is is heard throughout the land. away. have compiled a minimum CARO a new junior member of the For some, the birds, flow- Selling styles vary as much Marriage licenses 3.5 grade point average We’re in the front of the Hahn B American Angus Associa- ers and such are secondary. as shopping styles. Some while carrying at least 12 “CARS & CRAFTS” tion, reports Dick Spader, It’s the garage sales that get George William Clark 111 quarter hours of work. sellers, subconsciously, and Christina Lee Bedell, executive vice-president of their juices flowing. don’t really want to give up the national organization If you’re a novice, you both of Vassar. things that have been part of Lee Robert Ensign and VFW sets with headquarters in St. Jo- should be aware that there their lives for a long time, so seph, Mo. Junior members are casual garage sale shop- May Belle Fader, both of meeting DOWNTOWN CARO they put high prices on their Caro. of the association are eli- pers and garage saleenthusi- faded drapes and sagging gible to register cattle in the asts, and then there are the James Lewis Wagner and June 14 JUNE 11 & J2,199 armchairs and wonder why Pamela Teresa Holmes, American Angus Associa- fanatics. Veterans of Foreign Wars SPONSORED BY The latter are waiting out- nobody snatches them up for both of Caro. tion and take part in associa- $25. The truth is that there Post 3W4,Cas City, will CARO CHAMBE tion sponsored shows and side the door at 7:OOa.m. for Wesley Franklin Taylor OF COMMERCE are very few items that ga- and Lisa Marie Miller, both hold its next meeting June other national and regional your 9:OO o’clock sale. Caro,“Growing Michigan IO serve 48723 you better” rage sale enthusiasts want to of Millington. 14 startingat7:30p.m.at the events. Being less than a true fa- pay more than $5 or $10 for. natic,sI can’t swear to it, but Anthony Louis Cor& and. post hall. Quilters award I’ve heard that some actu- Other sellersjust want to geJ Rhppda Sue.+Cragg, both ally camp outside the door of rid of their “trash”, which is from Yonkers, N.Y. scholarships a prospective good sale often someone else’s treas- Allen Roy Charron, Spring overnight in order to be first ure, and mark everything Hill, Tenn., and Tabitha The Elmwood Quilting to snatch up the bargains. cheap. These are the ones Lynn Beebe, Millington. Circle has chosen 2 seniors It’s kind of scary to look that know how to throw a Wallace James Gunderson to receive scholarships this out as you get ready to open good sale, especially if they and Heather McCheese year. They are Tanya Muntz the garage door and move have a variety of merchan- Pondell, both of Kingston. of Gagetown and Stazha your wares out, to discover dise. Edward Joseph Baker and Iz ydorek. 30 eager women with deter- Of course, what constitutes Linda Martinez Reynolds, This is the fourth year the mined faces ready to a great garage sale depends both of Millington. Quilting Circle has given pounce. One couple took on what you’re looking for. Terry Lee Bowen and Dar- scholarships, one look and escaped out the Some shoppers want kids’ lene Mary Dailey, both of back door. They didn’t clothes, which makes sense May ville. come home until the sun considering how much they CASS CITY CHRONICLE cost new and how quickly usPs~092-700 went down. I think the PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY cowards later hauled their they ’re outgrown. AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN merchandise to Goodwill Others are hoping to un- 6550 Maln Street cover a rare, unrecognized Second-class postage paid at Cass under cover of darkness. City, Michigan 48728 You really can’t blame antique. POSTMASTER: Send address them, I guess. 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Recently, 14-year-old Cass City Middle School So you worry about people The problem is that some- Charlevoix County in the northern peninsula is too living in neighborhoods fre- times some members of the Naeem Banks was fatally graduated 135 6th graders lower shot in a drive-by shooting in from the Drug Abuse Resis- far north for pheasants and turkeys. That’s what’s generally quently disturbed by drive- public want to see their believed.Last week I saw a healthy cock pheasant in the backyard of by shooting. But think about river, perhaps even touch it, front of his home in north- tance Education program William Clay Ford Jr. or fish it. To reach the Stur- east Detroit. Three days af- Friday I the cabin in Boyne City. He wasn’t at all concerned about Ford is the victim of walk- geon in the Ford neighbor- ter Naeem was buried, his 22-year-old brother, John Cass City Police Officer the half dozen spectators that came out to observe. That was by gawking! hood, the public must walk in the morning. That afternoon he unconcernedly waltzed Ford and his sister, Sheila on a public path only about Banks Jr., was shot dead Craig Haynes, the instructor throughout the 17-week into view again. Hamp, and their families 200 yards -two lousy foot- behind the same home. I didn’t get to see the wild turkeys ;hat close. But at 2 live part-time on 2,000 acres ball fields -away from the According to the police, course, was present to talk to the two shootings were unre- the graduates and hand out different locations,a hen turkey was strollingleisurely along they own in Cheboygan Ford lodge, which is on top the side of the road. County in northern Michi- of a grassy slope. lated, and remain unsolved. their diplomas - D.A.R.E. gan. For some dumb popu- To be sure; the Ford prop- To prevent further mayhem squeezers (beverage con- ********** list reason, the public Stur- erty is fenced off, and there in the block, residents tainers with straws), should file a lawsuit against Tom Kern, Tuscola geon River is allowed to are dozens of No Trespass- The place we wanted to visit in Petoskey on Memorial Day flow through their private ing signs. But, still, people the City of Detroit. County Sheriff, was the D.A.R.E. Instructor Craig Haynes con- They should demand that guest speaker. was closed. Hard to believe that a restaurant-bar wouldn’t mperty, even though they usingthepathcan see what’s. gratulates Cass City sixth grader Mandy be open, even if it is located in downtown Petoskey. @n’t just any old Fords, on the other side of the the public be denied access the public streets sur- D.A.R.E. teaches youths Johnson on .her completion of the 17- That forced us to look elsewhere for dinner. We had to look th$y are Ford Motor Com- fence. ’ to hard to see the sign that invited us into the Villa Italian, p@y Fords, for Lord’s sake. rounding their neighbor- about the dangers of drugs The issue is not fishers, week course during Friday’s ‘Lgradum located near the stoplight as you enter town from the south “but gawkers, people who hood. The streets would and how to resist peer pres- sure. The program increases on M-131. come in with cameras and remain open, and could be ation” ceremony. Either the natives knew about it or there wasn’t anyplace binoculars,” said Ford used by anyone born on the self-esteem and provides students with 8 ways to 3ay else to go, because the joint was jumping. Ten-minute wait spokesman John Spelich, curbs. for a table. who said the gawkers are But as sought in the Ford no” to drugs. lawsuit, the public wouldn’t The meal was worth it. Mine was linguini with meat balls also litterers. It’s “like hav- Kern told graduates that $75,000 raised for and meat sauce covered with cheese and baked. Included ing a pathway through your be able to see the Banks- D.A.R.E. also stands for was a Caesar’s salad, cup of clam chowder and a bottle of backyard, with people stop- block residents, which good old common sense. beer. Hers was small steak, house salad, coffee and French ping to look in the bedroom would fortuitously preclude Thumb TV project ’ “When you go astray you bread. Total cost with tip $24.52. window .’* shooting them. don’t pass go, and you don’t Incidentally, if wine is your thing, they have racks of wine Among several Che- Robert Townsend, director ley Brothers Foundation of So William Clay Ford Jr. collect $200. If you really bottles on display and 2 full pages in the menu describing boygan County residents go astray then you end up in of Regional Education $25,000. and his sister have filed a protesting the Ford attempt Media Center (REMC)#lo, REMC #loexpects to have them. lawsuit, now pending in jail,” he said. to close the river pathway is recently announced that Thumb Area Television de- *Jl******** Cheboygan County Circuit a man who said: “But every- During the ceremony, 3 fund raising for the Thumb livering 2 channels of edu- Court, against the state Area Television project has ca tional/com un ity broad- body stares at everybody’s groups of students presented m Robertson, now of East Tawas, the son of Rev. and Department of Natural Re- house around here. What’s their own public service reached $75,000. This pla- casting by September 1994. Jason sources. If the Fords win, Mrs. Joe Robertson, a former Methodist minister in Cass teau was reached with acash I will broadcast sig- the big deal?’’ announcements about REMC City, was one of 3 Alma College baseball players to be they could bar the public And, according to a story in drugs. Two of the groups commitment from the Mor- nals from Cass City that will from the three-mile stretch named most valuable. A pitcher, he was 1-1 with a 4.26 We’ve proven we can stand this newspaper, Ford performed their own rap be received and distributed of river that runs through earned run average, with 15 strikeouts in 19 innings. the test of time. For over spokesman Spelich says songs, and the third illus- by the cable systems of 24 Robertson graduated form Cass City High School in 1990. to0 years, Met Life has theirproperty,although they “the big deal is that the Fords trated how advertisers make communities. High school imved customers promptly say all they really want to do aren’t like everybody; their drinking look glamorous. Writer’s college prep courses, find conscientiously. So is get rid of the path that celebrity and wealth make Haynes said he has already teacher training and college &me to us for insurance allows the snoopy public to security more compelling.” courses, well as programs The Weather grid financial services. We begun to see positive results club to as plan to be around for cen- admire what Henry Ford from the program after its specifically acquired for High Low Precip. wrought. VIEWING THE Thumb area communities, @des to come. For more second year. tell winners ~ Tuesday ...... 60 ...... 37 ...... 0 fhformation, call your Met REAL HAZARD will be aired. Cooperating Wednesday ...... 72 ...... 39 ...... 0 $ire representative. SEALING OFF “I am seeing the results cable systems include C$ Thursday ...... 49 .... .12” *: DETROIT STREETS In other words, if you’re now. They arecoming toask The Thumb Area Writer’s bleVision, Falcon, Harron, Friday ...... 66 ...... 41 ...... -,0 rich and famous, people are questions about decisions. I Club (TAWC) will hold its TCI, C-TEC and .Cable Saturday ...... 66 ...... 41 ...... 0 :i PAULBROWN You might say a lawsuit is more likely to be looking am just another person they regular meetings at the First Properties. Sunday ...... 70 ...... 49 ...... 46 3788 Cemetery Rd. much more expensive and your way. can talk to,” he said. United Methodist Church in Support for Thumb Area Monday ...... 58 ...... 37 ....,. .12” Television has been pledged 4‘ Cass City, MI 48726 complicated than simply If you’re poor and un- Kern calls D.A.R.E.,“one Sandusky on the second and (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) fourth Tuesday of each by Huron, Sanilac and Tus- $ Res. 872-5304 pulling down the shades known, they’re more likely of the best drug education 5 against the terrible possibil- to be shooting your way. programs ever.” month. The church is lo- cola Intermediate School 4 ity of someone 200 yards So, of course, it’s more cated at 68 Lexington Street Districts, an anonymous away seeing you in your important to be safe from in Sandusky, one block foundation, the Vada B. Others Get Quick Results With pajamas. But I say it’s a w8lk-by gawking by some- Scholarship west, then one block south of hw Foundation, First of great idea that should be one going fishing than to be the main intersection in America Mid-Michigan The Chronicle’s Classifir#l Ads- more widely used to prevent safe from drive-by shooting winners downtown Sandusky. Bank and the Morley Broth- You Will Too! crimes by passersby. by someone going murder- ers Foundation. Many other b5 ing, This month the meetings grants are in progress. If you’re born wealthy Two area students have will be heldTuesday, June 8, iPmAYSPECIAL enough to employ full-time recently been selected by the and Tuesday, June 22. Dur- Ill I lawyers and spokespersons, board of trus tees to be added ing the regular meeting June ;Buy A large you quickly learn you’d to theelite list of Anthony L. 8, winners of the annual and get rather be shot, darling, than Rapes Memorial Scholar- writing contest will be an- f Pizza build a beautiful home on a ship winners. Local stu- nounced. Prizes are > ; (3items) FREE beautiful public river and dents receiving the $250 awarded in poetry, short then have the chatted public scholarship for the 1992-93 stories and non-fiction. an 8 pk., 16 02. constantly staring at your school year are Amanda home. Barry of Elkton and Paul Anyone can attend any of a If you’re born prenough LeCureux, Ubly. meeting. to be trapped in cross fire, Pepsi you quickly learn it’s better product to be seen than hurt. And y~u learn to duck, or else. The The first light- house in America was Haire Boston Lighthouse in Boston Harbor, first lit in 1716. Net Alva AllenEstate This and thatfrom here and fraction occurs. there as seenfrom the corner We like especially the rule of Oak and Main streets in that the student can reduce AUCTION SALE Cam City. the penalty by half by at- tending group meetings with ml Items fmm the estate of Ahra Allen will be sold at public auctbn bceted 6 1R mil68 north In Cadillac and Alpena, others who have been penal- of K- at 71 1 Kiwston Road 112 mile swth of Deford in Tuscols or Co. baseball was cancelled for ized. the remainder of the season How effective these meet- b&d Saturday, June 5 9:30 a.m. because players were sus- ings are is conjecture. It’s -385Bukk skylark - automatic, Black amethyst bowl pended for drinking. In sure that they don’t hurt. air - clean pink fmsted bowl Cadillac, the season ended Most important, there’s an 12’flbrgW bort wl18 hp Syrup pitcher * Hull piece because the players left on Evinrude mor on trailer Milk tmtlles - China tea set incentive for the student to contlnrntrl cx-loa #tdltto Avon bottles - 2 cookie jam the team refused to compete shape up rather than have 8yrtunr dlah 10 gal. crodc - Kraut cutter without their suspended nothing to lose. OM tractor tool boxes teammates, There are schools in the 6 Collectibles Lantern * crates Antiques In Grosse Pointe North Thumb with harsher penal- Laroe~~pboard 4 dozen metal egg box Hats off to our local dairy farmers during dairy 15 dozen egg crate High School, 3 players were ties. It would be a massive month. wood eupboerd wlgh8s doors suspended for 2 weeks for Cherry chest d drawers Sadirons - P-raph rd job for all the boards of Come see the leader in agricultural banking.. . Come see Quilts - Soap stones drinking. %est of dramwRear drop pub education to agree OR a uni- the experts at china cupboard wlglass m Novesta, Michigan wood box Guns Right’s right, you say? If Thumb National Bank. kawm Advertising pieces - Baskets form policy for teams in the Plaster of Paris mres fm fair OlddouMebamtl12Oauge they are drinking they conference. But it would be HandcrankedWm wthammer player whom Wood wheelbartow wmen should be kicked off for the the Mausberg 22 mod. 44 fair way. Or better yet, Plant stands Wbeb season. A lesson for the rest 12 gauge Revelatbn pump make the policy state-wide, Square, MlQd table Planes - Bucksaw kitchen Gun parts of the students. Pressedbackrodr8f Snowshoes - Umbrellas just like the Michigan High 3 matching, caned seat pressed Nail keg - Large wood baml Sounds good, but in prac- School Athletic Association badc chah Milk cans - Hay rope Miscellaneous tice maybe not be as cut and does for determining eligi- Ouantity of wood chairs Quantity of old tools dried as it first appears. Hand cranked drill press Wizard tototiller bility for its teams. Flat top tnrnk TN Test 5 @ rototiller At one time Cass City High 34Jenny Lind type bed Hay knife - scythe Others 3 point @disc- need8 repair School had a no drinking ********** Twin size Jenny Lind style bed Ek.chain ww - Jb w 6 stand 3/4mtalbed Vise - De- - Clii rule with expulsion for the Bank with hometown people you know: bank with us. Pictures & frames Household Large quantity of mora year if they were caught The sixth grade at King- ’honographcabinet Whirlpod frost free refrigwarm Golf clubs 6 bag boozing it up. ston School is establishing a AWnd Buddy stove tin Microwave Large quantity golf balls Kerosene lamp Jaddrnives Watches oven That didn’t work that well. scholarship fund planned in We’re celebrating Dairy Month. Stop in June 1 thm June - - Matching red couches, bve seat, Hand golf ca~- Baby car seat Buttons - Sewing Basket - kola Small filirg cabinet It removed any incentive for memory of a classmate who 8 and get an ice cream treat compliments of the Deford Radb-ButlerW and 3 ottomans Plaid 8 chair Rakes - Foda - hoe^ the athlete to mend his ways died in a tragic tractor acci- Pink & green depnrssion glass couch Overstuffed chairs 16 cofWnatb abm. windowl and if it curbed drinking by dent May 17, 1992. Local Michigan Milk Producers Association. Germany pileher & plate & relish dish Emperor Grandmather‘s clock - nice Pick up capper other athletes, it certainly To raise money the kids, SmalCarrJVolrn Recliner Rodter recliner Several pieces of old farm machinery Pri38sedgmbowr - wasn’t apparent. under the direction of parent 2 Gone Wfih the Wind style hm~s Jewelry wmnw/many Item8 Etched bawl eut Stands - Gun cabinet including too& Today Cass City has an leader Pattie Rodenbo, are Thumb National SaR & pepper rhakm athletic council composed planning a walk-a-thon Sat- -land Lunch Warn .of the president of the stu- urday, June 5. It’s a 3-mile Clerks - HUlaker Auetim Service dent council, administrators walk in Kingston and per- ‘ma- Cash or check WAD. Everything settled for day of sale. Not responsible for accidents. and head coaches. Drinking sons wishing to help can call Auctioneers - Lorn & Clark Hillaker causes suspension of 20 to Rodenbo at the school (683- Pigeon. Cas City Casevllle Cf Phones 51 7-872-301 9 40 percent of the athletic 2284) or at home (683- 856-2247 453-3113 8724311 ,I A

, , 5174~p5375 City season during which the in- 27 13). + ,,A I* * * ‘, CASS CITY, MICHXGpiN PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.1993 6 area residents Holbrook graduate from MSU Area News THROW RUG I Mrs. Thelma Jackson BED PILLOWS b Six area residents were He is currently taking sum- Phone 658-2347 100% Polyester SALE among more than 5,OOO May mer classes and is consider- graduates from Michigan ing pursuing a master's de- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Mrs. Cliff Jackson Thurs- Filled - Washable and Close-Out State University. gree. returned home Saturday day. Non-Allergenic Style No. 6999 by Georgiana Jeanne M, Marshall re- The 1989 Cass City High from a 2-week trip where Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle 100Yo Polyester - Washable ceived the degree of doctor School graduate is the son of they visited Mr. and Mrs. and Tom were Friday eve- of medicine from the Col- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Root of Bob Karg an family in Can- ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Sale". lege of Human Medicine. Cass City. ton and B.V.2 and Mrs. Allen Fmelly, ~ Paul R. Tuckey, another Danny Schultz and family at Mr. and Mrs. Don Lid Cover $3.98 $ lQga Cass City High School Groton, Conn. While there McKnight of Bad Axe were 1/ Monday evening guests of graduate, earned a Bachelor they toured Rhode Island. QUEEN SIZE Contour of Arts degree in social sci- Jim McKay and Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. ences. His emphasis was on Porter of Taylor were Tues- Adam and Andrea Hill of '2 Stool Rug interdisciplinarystudies and day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Parisville were Saturday $5.98 employ men t relations. Glen S hagena. overnight guests of Mr. and 0 21"x34" Mrs. Mike Maurer. Other The son of Mr. and Mrs. The Holbrook Helpers 4-H $498:: group went on a wild flower Sunday guests were Mr. and Men's and Boys' F 27"x55" $9.95 Roy Tuckey, he is currently Mrs. Ed Williamson of Ster- seeking employment. expedition with their leader, Judy Doerr, Saturday in ling Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Hanes F 24"x65" $13.95 $6'84. their woods. Marvin Hill ofParisvilleand Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wills of Lana Gordon. BRIEFS Port Austin and Mr. and The Holbrook Helpers Pee Women's WS.Larry Kelly of Bad Axe Wee Club, 5 to 8 years old, White Knit leaders and parents went on were Sunday afternoon Men's sizes 30 to 44 SPRING guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- a walk and nature study at Jeanne M. Marshall ald Wills. the Petroglyphs Park Satur- DRESS SALEI Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cleland day. pr. Marshall, Cass City, is cur- were Monday evening MI. and Mrs. Dale Hind 6 $737 -One Group- rently doing her residency guests and Mrs. Hiram Key- were Wednesday evening Reduced training in the field of inter- ser was a Saturday forenoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Boys' sizes 6 to 16 Now nal medicineat Saginaw Co- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ald Wills. opera ti ve Hospital s. Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cleland The 1985 graduate of Cass Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson and family were Sunday 6 pr. W7 City High School is also were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- 25% marrying soon. tis Cleland. 1 Paul Tuckey guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Teny She is the daughter of Mr. Bouck. Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Roger Marshall of Bouck of Elkton visited Mr. Cass City. Emily, Justin and Matt KITCHEN TOWELS Miller spent the weekend and Mrs. Olin Bouck re- Roger Charles Root gradu- Monica Sue Dclisle, origi- cently. off with Jack Miller at Byron. ated with honors,receivinga nally of Kingston,receivcda Mr. and Mrs. Alex Murray 1 Bachelor of Arts degree in Bachclor of Science degree Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord LaF'eer and Mr. and Mrs. of Bay City and Mr. and Mrs. finance. in building construction A.J. Murray of Williamston management. Arnold Weer were among a group who attended a and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck The 1986 graduate of Franzel were Wednesday Kingston High School is graduation open house for Tammy Timmons at the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- currently employed by nold LaPeer. Town and Country Cedar home of Mr. and Mrs. Char- lie Timmons Saturday after- Mr. and Mrs. Hal Conkey Homes in Petoskey. She is of Pinnebog were Wednes- also a wife and mother of noon. MI. and Mrs. Gerald Wills day guests of Mr. and Mrs. two. Bryce Hagen. Edanna She is the daughter of Eu- were Sunday supper and evening guests of Reva Sil- Sweeney was an evening gene Tate and Kathy Tate of guest. Caro. ver. David Main of Highland Mr. and Mrs. Henry Soka Jennifer C. Blank, of visited Vic Talaski in Bad Snover, received a Bachelor was a Tuesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka. Axe Thursday forenoon. of Arts degree in account- Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gib- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fu- ester were Friday evening bard attended a retirement Scott J. Czewski, of Ubly, party for Cliff Schweiger at received a Bachelor of Sci- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson. the VFW Hall in New Balti- ence degree in civil engi- more Saturday. Schweiger neering. He is the son of Mr. Mrs. Evans Gibbard vis- ited Stella Leszczynski retired from Bencal Con- Roger Root and Mrs. James Czewski of tractors. ubly. Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sage- of Utica were Saturday man of Bad Axe, and Lynn Nurse Mates . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen and Elmer Fuester of Cass Join the hundreds of Michigan Farmers Farrell y . City were Thursday guests that have planted SPR 100 Plus. Beatrice Hundersmarck of of, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bad Axe was a Monday Sweeney. THIS WEEK ONLY Verticillium Wilt Spotted Alfalfa Aphid Mr. and Mrs. Rufino Labra Stem Nematode guest of Mrs. Earl Schenk. Reststant TO: Peach Aphid and family of Allegan spent Anthracnose Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka Phytophthora Root Rot Winter Hardy were Sunday evening guests from Saturday till Monday LUGGAGE of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glaza. with Kathryn Tyrrell. Great Results - Economically Priced Weekend guests of Mrs. For Graduation Excellent Hay Quality Mrs. Kirk Powers and Kent Mary Beardsley were Mr. An Excellent $99.00 Per BO Lb. Bag+ of Highland, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs, Dan Wilson and Pre-Inoculated Ready to Plant SPR 100 PLUS Frank McDonald and son children, Merle and Chrys- Selection Tony and a friend of Swartz tal of Whitehall, Mr. and Creek, Harvey McDonald Mrs. Roger Price and chil- and daughter Sandy of dren, Paul and Samantha of 20% Mesa, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Spring Lake, and Mr. and William Rees of Filion, Mrs. Jason Wills and son For Your Nearest Dealer Call: Alfalfa Robin Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. A PREMIUM PRODUCT Tommy. off SAGINAW OFFICE 1-80@992-0044 FOR FARMERS Bill Bredow and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Corbishley, Boys' Print Men's or Ladies' Hanes 'I Charles and Christopher of Huron band Bad Axe attended a surprise JAlM birthday party for Harvey rehearsals SWEAT SHIRTS McDonald at the home of SHORTS -- WHAT IS AN Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt scheduled Sizes 4-1 6 Wednesday evening. Made in U.S.A. SWEAT PANTS The Holbrook Helpers 4-H The Huron Community Assorted prints ALLERGY? Arts and Crafts group met Band has begun rehearsals Special 50/50 Blend - Sizes thru Extra Large 1 with Jennifer Ope1 Scubie- for its summer concert sea- ENTTRE STOCK lak Thursday afternoon. son. Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Goo- According to Director dfellow and Violet Davis of ~ The body has defenses against virtually everything. Rich Brand, the band will be Utica and Reva Silver were performing throughout the Sometimes, however, the body chooses the wrong defenses Tuesday afternoon and sup- Girls' to handle certain proteins such as the pollens and molds it summer at a number of area per guests of Mr. and Mrs. parades, celebrations and comes in touch with. Gerald Wills. festivals. In addition, the SUMMER In this case, the wrong antibody--calledIgE--is produced. Bill Cleland of Bad Axe band is planning a "concert t-l. Compare the price anywhere The IgE antibody attaches U, cells in the skin, nose, lungs and was a Tuesday guest of Mr. in the park" series. Watch SPORTSWEAR the eyes. These cells, called mast cells, contain the sub- and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. for dates and details begin- stances that cause the symptoms of allergies. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rubino ning in July. Our Entire Stock When the proteins of pollen or mold spores come in contact of Troy spent Wednesday Musicians interested in overnight and Thursday with the IgEantibody, a reaction takes place in the mast cell participating are invited to & with Mr. and Mrs. Olin rehearsals held Tuesdays in Shorts Tops that releases histamine and several other very potent sub- Bouck. Mr. and Mrs. Bouck the Bad Axe High School stances. Thesechcmicals cause the runny nose and sneezing and the Rubinos met Mr. and band room starting at 7:30 Reduced and the watery, itchy eyes. This is what an allergy is. Mrs. Calvin MacRae at p.m. Certain proteins, such as molds and ragweed or grass Northwood Shores Golf The band will continue to pollens, can very easily induce allergies because of their size Course restaurant for din- sponsor group child care 20% and chemical makeup. ner. services for paiticipants. Heredity plays a big role in who will develop allergies. A Mr. and Mrs. Harold More information is avail- Copeland were Sunday eve- able by contacting Janice Girls' Sizes 8 to14 1 person has a greater chance of allergies if clo,se relatives ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carson at 874-4519 or Mary off have had hay fever, asthma, or eczema. About 15% of Arnold LaPeer. Ritter at 269-6314. KNIT Americans have allergies. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stock up now for the warmer Medicines can help many people and allergy shots help Glaza were Tuesday guests Particka summer days ahead. most people by inducing the body to develop the right of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard TOPS Short Sleeve with Thermocolos:I defenses. Goronowich at Harbor receives Checking the blood level of the IgE antibody can also be Beach. (changes color with changes Leota McLean of Pontiac, degree quite uscful in evaluating allergies. A high level will assure Mary Lou Harris of Auburn your doctor that allergy testing is worthwhile while a low Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ted Michael Particka re. level makes it less likely that allergies are the cause of your Meske of Port Hope and Mr. cently received an associate symptoms and other treatments may be tried first. and Mrs. Bryce Hagen met degree in business manage- ment from Northwood Uni- a at the Franklin Inn in Bad This is one of series of articles brought to you Axe for dinner Tuesday. versi ty. in the interest of better health by Sue Sofka of Davison and He is employed at Standard John Main of Highland Federal Headquarters in spent Memorial weekend Troy. with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Particka is the son of Sofka. Melvin and Charlotte Par- ticka of Ublv. He is a 1988 HILLS & DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL Lynn Fuester and Elmer graduate of kass City-Y High I 4675 HILL STREET e CASS CIN, MICHIGAN 48726 Fuester called on Mr. and School. .; a*.-. ‘ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY,JUNE 2,1993 PAGE FIVE other, daughter

:setP to graduate c F by Kelly Adams classes through community ing with abused children Homosexual ban 5 Staff writer education 4 years ago - at next fall, when she begins 5 age 50. her college career at Jordan 5 A song once coveted by the Donna Lee married at age College. ;youth of this country 16, and back then, she said, Debra Lee would like to get a moral issue :: :: pbudly proclaimed, “We when you married you had to her boys through college :: :: don’t need no education!” drop out of school. There before she contemplates This letter was sent to me church’s qoal is twofold :: Don’t try telling that to was no choice. going herself. However, she Donna Finkbeiner and by the president of the Lu- when dealing with this issue. Lee said she knew she would t heran C h urc h Mi ssour i ..Debra McClorey. “I thought it was better - We wish to enunciate : Lee need a diploma in case she Synod, A.L. Barry. clearly those truths which : ’The Gagetown residents making money than getting c did decide to venture on. we find in Holy Scripture : qe among 18 students -an edugation,”- she -added. “The Lutheran Church- : ghduating from the Cass Donna went on to--take Missouri Synod teaches, on concerning homosexuality Lee Both agree that family and while at thegame time min- : City Community Education care of her grandparents, friends have been very sup- the basis of Holy Scripture, :program, raise 3 children and remarry. that homophile behavior is istering pastorally to homo- portive, but they found each sexuals and their families.” : They are also mother and After taking care of every- other to be the greatest intrinsically sinful. The :, :, daughter. one else, this grandmother source of support. homosexual is accountable :; Debra Lee participated in of 6 decided to take care of DEBRA LEE McClorey (left) and Donna Lee Finkbeiner, to God for homosexual Yours in Christ, 7 her high school graduation herself a little. “I push her when she thoughts, words, and ac- Pastor Allen R. Fruendt ceremony back in 1981. “I just decided, well, I am doesn’t want toga to school, mother and daughter, are among 18 people who have earned tions. The Missouri Synod $ However, she was onecredit going to do it for myself,” and she pushes me when I their high school diplomas this year through the Cass City feels that it is necessary for 5 short of receiving her di- she recalled. don’t want to go to school,” the church to expose and to Senior class $ ploma. Debra Lee said. Adult Education program. resist the sexual immorality 5 In 1985, the mother of 2 Donna Lee also did it for Donna Lee also credits her in our society. At the same 5 decided to pick up one miss- her dream. instructors for their role in time, the Lutheran Church- expresses ;ing credit through commu- “I have always loved chil- helping her attain her di- Missouri Synod also teaches nity education. But she left dren, and I’ve just sem so ploma. that the love of God in Christ appreciation : school for work, and she many abused children in my Hills and Dales receives awards Jesus is freely given to all :: didn’t come back to commu- lifetime around,” she said. “The teachers have bcen who are led by the Holy ::nity education until 1989 “They just need a grandma just great,” she said. “They Hills and Dales General City. “Pharmacy of the Year.” Spirit to repentance and Letter to the Editor: like me, that’s what I fig- have helped me in every Hospital, Cass City, re- Representing the local faith, We continue to seek The 1993 senior class ‘*when, “she talked me into In recognition of the high- .,it,” Debra Lee says of her ured .*’ way .” ceived a pair of awards for hospital at the seminar were ways toreach out in ministry wishes to express apprecia- Donna Lee will continue to Debra Lee praises the top cost savings in 1992 at est cost savings per bed in Shirley Buschlen, purchas- to those who find them- tion to everyone who came ::mom. 1992, Hills and Dales re- Donna Lee began taking seek out her dream of work- whole idca of community the 2nd Annual Michigan ing agent; Craig Bellew, selves practicing a homo- to our baccalaureate service, i: Region Hospital Shared ceived the Diamond Award registered pharmacist; and -4- education. sexual lifestyle. We genu- including the ministers of -. Services/Amerinct Semi- for “Hospital of the Year,” Juliet Patterson, dietary inely desire to extend Chris- the community who sup- “I think you learn more in nar, held May 20 in Traverse and a Silver Award for sune.rviwr ported us and who adult education than in tian care to homosexuals those :-Professional and Business and to their families.” participated in continuing school. In high school In light of our position on this meaningful tradition. you’re younger and just may This service was new the not want to learn,” she said. homosexuality, I, as the to President of the Lutheran students because of the “92” “With adult education you Supreme Court ruling. It know you want to be there, Church-Missouri Synod, --- I------took a lot of work and it was so you are dedicated to it. I would be extremely con- :! ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS cerned if the ban on homo- good to know that the sen- .----.------I-- know I am, and I’m learning iors and their families were more.” sexuals in the military were Anderson Tuckey lifted by the government of willing to take an hour to BALU K,, M.D. & Co,, P.C. Along with all of the sup- the United States of Amer- keep this tradition alive. Certified Public Accounranls Obslelrrcran 8 Gynecologrsf 70 Norlh Elk Strnol port has come some criti- ica. To lift the ban could Thank you again for your SLndulhy. MI 48471 cism, too. Donna Lee said encourage a lifestyle wHich prayers and support. Phone (313) 646-4733 some people have ques- is not condoned by Holy tioned why she would want Scripture. The issue, there- Senior Class of 1993 mu Hour.: 715 E. Frank SI.. Caro, MI to go back to school at her Renee’ Rabideau Mon. 71~0s.thurl. fn fore, is not acivil rights issue and p 10 5 . Amnlmonls Mly age. But it didn’t get her but a moral issue. Our Senior Class Treasurer 6261 Church SI.. Cass City. MI Ahrr Hourr call down. Phone 072-4668 (Ji31 U4-3770 t I, I “You have to think posi- tive,” she said. “Whatever <* ;------c - Dr. Jeffrey Crowley life I’vegot left, I’m going to f 7 DO YOU HAVE A do what I want to do. If that { DRINKING PROBLEM? Chiropractor means getting an cducation > ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS and helping those kids, then ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 Only AND AL-ANON 5986 E. Cass City Rd. “Bargain Nite” Teen/Addb $2.00 very Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. Cass City (M-81) I am going to.” od Shepherd Lutheran Church I 1 KIDS - BASEBALL - A GUNT DOG ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Phone 872-4241 and AL-ATEEN “The more I learn. the bet- * Tuesday Evenings 8:OO p.m. ter it is. It’s a big‘high-for HILLS AND DALES General Hospital walked away with “THE SANDLOT” ut. Pancratius Parish Hall Easement Richard A. Hall,D.o, me.” of Year” of STARTS FRIDAY JUNE 4,5,6 & 10 Y Cass Citv “Hospital the and “Pharmacy the Year’’ awards + Osloopalhic Physiua n Donna Lee will be speak- New Summer Schedule Starts 4674 Hill SI. at a recent hospital seminar. Attending were (left to right) Sun., Thurs. 8flO Only; & ).------HEALT~CXRE - ing at this year’s commence- Fri., Saturday 7:30 9:30 r Cass City, Michigan ment exercises, schcduled Shirley Buschlen, Juliet Patterson, and Craig Bellew. Remember Hitchcock’s ”The Birds” IMMEDIATE 872-4446 for 8 p.m. Thusday in the Don’t Miss This All New Thriller NON-EMERGENCY OHica 0724725 How 0724762 Cass City High School cafe- HEALTH CARE teria. Woodward comDletes officer’scourse 1 uu 9: $25 fee HOON K. Debra Lee is also graduat- lncludmg physiuan’s lee Navy Ensign Rodney A. face Warfare Officer and clinic rmm JEUNG, M.D. ing, but she has decided not cludes ship handling and Cash basis, and we will give to take part in the ceremony. Woodward, son of Robert L. School, Pacific, San Diego, maneuvering under simu- you a slatement. Surgeon “It’s her day,” Debra Lee Woodward and Janet F. students are taught ship- lated battle conditions. No Appornmenl Usually Specialisf in Sromach said of her mother. Hull, both of Snover, re- board watch and division Studies also include radar Necessaty cently completed the Basic officer duties. 6 00 8 3C p m.Fridays and Bowel Problems Donna Lee described her detection, tracking and plot- 8 p m Sarurdays Surface Warfare Officer’s 2 30 30 9 a to 5 p m. Daily feelings on graduation. The course emphasizes the ting of enemy aircraft, ships 10 00 a m -8 30 p rn. Sunday m. Course. Saturday - 9 to 12 noon “Wow,I made it!” duties of an underway offi- and missiles, communica- HILLS AND DALES Closed Thursday During the course at Sur- cer of the deck, which in- tions, damage control and HOSPITAL - 6230 tiospilal Drivs shipboard organization. *----I--- Cass City, MI 48726 :!’.-----”--- HOMECARE Phone 872-461 1 The 1985 graduate of San- 872-3490 dusky High School joined THUMB AREA the navy in May, 1992. ‘@ME CARE AGENCY OON: Robert Redford “INDECENT PROP0SAL”I c_ &sing, Physical, Occupational 4 Speech Therapy S.H. Raythatha, M.Dl Nurse Aides Dr. Ray Medicare, Med’bld 1c Blue Cms Certified Total Family Care ’ 4672 Hill St. 1 Come Enjoy 11 Cass City 90 DAYS SAMEAS CASH No rt I? w ood Shores Phone 872-5010 We now have a New Office Hours: Mom-Frl. 8-! ; Allen Witherspoon F Nsw England Life NEC GrMh Fund N.Y. Yun, M.D. $189.95 iolf Course & Restaurant NE1 €quay Fund n NE1 Incorm, Fund Physician L Surgeon Monoy Marks1 Ssfkm Office Hours: Infra-red Remote * MomFri. 9 a m. to 5 p.m. NEW 6 Phone 872-2321 - 181 Channel : 4615Oak CassCity Thurs. - Closed HOURS!

+ Frequency Tuning *-----c--- Sat. 9 a.m.to 12 p.m. 6232 Hoapltel Ddvs Monday- i OPTOMETRISTS Clry Program Memory -----c-c Cars Sat urd ay Ofllca 8724733 On Screen Display 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Dr. David Baker Res, 8724257 24 Hours On-Off Timer Sunday Op lomet ris f -----c-- 90 Minute Sleep Function Brunch POD IATR ISTS 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 4624 Hill SI. Cass City ___ NORTHEASTERN + MONDAY MORNING MEN’S LEAGUE FOOT CLINIC 18 hole Scramble 9:OO a.m. Dr. Judi Ecker Dr. Thomas Bobrowski $159.95 +k WEDNESDAY FUN LEAGUE “YOUR FAMILY FOOT Infra-red Remote 9 hole Scramble 6:OO p.m. CARE CENTER” 181 Channel ------4672 Hill St., Cass City 872-4327 or Frequency Tuning TERRENCE 3592 Center, Essexville Program Memory :*kk CHERWIN, D.O. 895-8594 On Screen Display ------24 Hours On-Off Timer I:t Orthopaedic Surgeon I.- VETERINARIANS 90 Minute Sleep Function ------I- ’* Joint Replacement f%. i Sports Medicine c iland Surgery Edward Scollon, D.V.M. c Vef en‘n a rian Arthroscopic Surgery 3 Farm and Call For Tee Times 204 E. Mundy Pet Animals Phone: (5 1 7) 872-5642 Bay City Phone 872-2835 i 4849 N. Swgcr St., Cas City 61 06 Beechwood Drive Cass City am. 892-0099 PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY,JUNE 2,1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Owen-Gage splits twin

Deadline for submitting items for listing in the calendar is the Friday noon before publication. bill with North Huron The Owen-Gage softball the Bulldogs’ 5-run rally, In the second game, North team ended a grand regular She allowed 12 hits while Huron pounded out 16 hits .‘ Saturday, June 5 I season Thursday on a sour striking out 2. against Tkacz, who suffered note when North Huron Tkacz helped her own thelossinthe8inningcon- Evergreen School Reunion, Evergreen Hall. Pot luck handed the Bulldogs their cause at the plate, collecting test. lunch at noon. All former students and teachers invited. third loss in North Central 2 doubles in a 4-4 perform- Knoblock was on the 8-7. Thumb LeagueY Dlav,c .. ance. Teammate Beckv mound for the winners. She Sunday, June 6 * -. Torres was also perfect it fanned one and walked one. The hosts, who mercied the The losers were led at the Roast Pork Dinner, Shabbona United Methodist Church, Warriors 12-2 in the opener, the plate, gathering 3 hits in 12:30 - 2:OOp.m.. Public invited. Free will offeringto send 3 trips. MichellePisarekwas plate by Shana Adkins, who finish the regular season had the only extra base hit children to camp. with impressive overall the only other Bulldog to an enjoy a multiple hit after- for the Bulldogs. Adkins markof 18-4,and 11-3in the also adhed a single in vain. Monday, June 7 NCTL. noon, Kith 2 safeties. Trinity UMW, 6:30 dinner, 7:30 program - Dan Sanford, flutist. wake-upThe loss shouldfor serve Coach as a 0-G loses pair Novesta Township Board, 7:30 p.m. at township hall in Dean Roller’s squad, who I Deford. will face North Hkonagain - Wednesday, June 9 Saturday in the opeiing roundofdistrictplay onthe to North Huron Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone wel- Warriors’ own field. come. Last week’s winners: Toby Weaver and Mary Owen-Gage scored 4 times Rabideau. If Thursday’s contest with that included 10 strikeouts. in the initial frame, added 5 North Huron is any indica- Gray bested Owen-Gage’s insurance markers in the tion, the Bulldogs have only Forro. Merchant in 4-day ag tour second inning and then rode 2 chances of winning their Forro held the winners to thearm of Michelle Tkacz to opening district match-up one run through the first 3 victory in the first game of Allen Merchant, Cass City, against the Warriors Satur- frames before being re- poultry industries, the twin bill. lieved by Mike Tkacz in the took part this spring in a 4- The tour, second in a series day. day educational tour of the SUSAN HIPPENSTEEL, local coordinator of the Farm Tkacz gave up 6 hits, Slim and none. 4th frame, when the winners designed to provide produc- scored 7 times. agriculture industry of ers with an economical op- Cancer Control Project, presents a T-shirt to Cass City whiffed 7 and walked one North Huron had an easy North and South Carolina. while besting North Huron’s time with the Bulldogs, Jay Schwedler collected a portunity to learn more pair doubles for the While beef cattle were the about their industry and Middle School winner Lee Dillon, whose winning ‘‘Save Your Kim Knoblock. sweeping a twin bill 12-1 of War- main focus, Merchant also and 11-0 in a couple of North riors, while Brent Fritz and other parts of the country, Skin” design appears on the shirts presented to her and each Tkacz each singled for the took time to learn more was sponsored by the Michi- Knoblock was the victim Central Thumb League- about the beef industry’s gan Cattlemen’s Associa- of her eighth grade classmates. of some shabby fielding in mercy rule games. 3 ul1 dogs. competition, the pork and tion. Warrior. __- - - - Dave- -. . Hull. .. held . . the. . hosts to just 2 hits while going the distance for the T-shirt campaign visitors. Hull registered 3 strikeouts and walked one C EL L U LA RONE‘R’ while facing only 22 Bull- Check with Early cancer detection urged- dog batters. Jason Anthes took the loss State Farm About 400 Thumb area thing needed to be done for selves and their entire eighth for the hosts. Anthes issued 3 youths recently received youths, grade class. free rides and allowed 5 hits Ernest A. Telchman, Jr. long sleeved T-shirts de- “Our local advisory corn- Among the honorable in 4 innings of work. 6240W. Main , signed by their fellow class- mitt= felt strongly that we mention winners was k Cass City, MI 48726 mates. The design themes needed to work with the Dillon, a studen tat Cass City Steve Toner led the win- Phone 872-3388 focused on the need to “Save kids,” she said. “After all, Middle School and the ners with a double and single Your Skin” from harmful they ate at an age where a ~ daughter of Linda and John at the plate. Owen-Gage effects of the sun. great deal of damage from Dillon, Cass City. safeties were recorded by The contest was sponsored the sun can be prevented.” “The kids did a great job Nathan Forro and Jason by Michigan State Univer- All eighth grades students getting the point across,” who each singled. sity whose Cancer Karr, Farm in Huron, Sanilac and Tus- Hippensteel concloded. Dan Gray fired a 2-hitter in State Farm Life Control Project has been cola counties were invited to “It’s a great way to spread the nightcap in an impres- Insurance Company prdmoting early detection of participate. Winners were the word about sun safety.” sive outing on the mound Home Otfice Blwmington. Illinois cancer in the Thumb. selected by a panel of judges Susan Hippensteel, local from MSU’s health science project coordinator, ex- and art design departments. plained that while the proj- The first-prize winner, ect was targeted at individu- Abby Chase of Brown City, als age 40 and over, with and 4 honorable mention Clearance N early detection the empha- winners received T-shirts Your Farm sis, it was decided some- with their design for them- ASK ABOUT OUR Free seminar All Flowers FARM BUREAU MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM! LAKE HURON CELLULAR set in Cass Citv J Senator Joel Gougeon (R- “During a time when state Bay City) will be sponsoring resources are dwindling, a free state, grant and loan any help offered by these CAR0 CAR0 CENTRE (Near Central Shop-Hitel 673- 1666 OR 1-800-624-8766 seminar for Thumb area state departments will in- OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. residents, June 18 from 10 crease participants’ chance a.m. to 3 p.m. at the North of receiving the aid they Area Energy Center in Caw need.” City. Departments participating 111 c The seminar speakers will in the seminar will include: explain the procedures for Michigan Department of We custom-make applying for state and Natural Resources Recrea- loan money, including-- in- tion Division hydraulic hose tormation on new criteria for qualifying for loans and Michigan Department of IPARTS STORRS assemblies while: Commerce, Sales Division grants. and Officeof Federal Grants Some grants highlighted during the seminar will in- Farmers Home Admini- clude, recreational grants, stration Community Development Michigan Department of Block Grants, programs State Police Office of High- available through the Farm- way Safety Planning lrtd ers Home Administration, traffic safety programs and Michigan De ment of community-based programs State Police Of Pice of Drug for drug control. In addition, Control Policy the Department of Manage- @MichiganDepartment of ment and Budget will high- Management and Budget light state contracts with For more information or to business. register for the seminar in 2 TON BOTTLE JACK “These grants are key to advance, contact Sen. for lifting, bracing, shoving increasing job opportunities Gougeon’s office at (517) pushing & spreading and improving the Thumb 373-1777 or (517) 673- area overal1,”Gougeon said. 2849. Farmers: We also stock Roller Chain, PTO U Joints, and SPECIAL PRICES Grade 8 Bolts - Beautiful We have one of the largest inventories of Agricultural HANGING’ .BASKETS Bearings in the area. See The Selection - See and The Savings At Sc hneeberger’s 100% ALL HOME COOKIN’ Vegetable Plants Right From Scratch!!! Begonias Fuchsias Open BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER SPECIALS HASTINGS Impatiens Ivy Geraniums # OIL AIR GAS TRANSMISSK)N Marigolds Patio Geraniums ...... Sundays FILTERS

’Home cao&in‘ with that country home atmosphere’ HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. I Fri. - Sat, 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 6234 Main St. Take-outs available 872-3724 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1993 PAGE SEVEN .. r BASEBALL Hawks notch 3 wins TOURNAMENTS Hawksplace 3 in Blue Kelly & Co. Realty de- At Elkton-Pigeon- feated C.C. Muffler and Bay Port in tourney tunemups Brake 9-4. Kevin Schott and Bay all-conference team Reese vs Lakers, 10:00 The Cass City Red Hawks nings. ne started well but batter and walked one in a 6- Dave Hobbs split the pitch- a.m. lost control in the third in- 0 decision over Memphis. ing duties for Kelly & Co. League champion Cass Bad Axe players named selected. Cass City players wrapped up the regular base- ning, when the Lakers A1 Prosowski, John Phillips C.C. Muffler and Brake Cass City vs Bad Axe, 12 City placed 3 on the Bluk were Justin Leonard, earning honorable mention ball season with 3 victories and Jason Morgan each col- Noon. Bay League all conference pitcher; Jake Respondek, that were merely tune-up for scored 7 runs. pitchers were Matt Klein, Championship game, 2:OO were: Rich Kubacki, Ben Schott relieved Hemp- lected 2 hits for Cass City. Joe DeLong and Aaron Bar- baseball team, second to catcher; Brent Cubitt and catcher; Ben Schott, infield, the district tournament this p.m. runner-up Bad Axe, which Luke Greyerbiehl, infield- Saturday at Laker High. ton in the third and was Graham pitched the night- rigar. Hobbs, Steve John Phillips and A1 touched for a couple of hits cap and whitewashed Mem- Boldizsar and Luke Freder- won 6 spots on the dream ers; Bill Gordon and Chris Prosowski, outfield. The Hawks had already At Kingston team selected by league Kubacki, outfielders. All wrapped up the league title, and 2 of the runs. Bill Gra- phis, allowing just one hit ick led Kelly & Co. with 2 ham came in and pitched the while striking out 9. The hits each. DeLong, Jeremy Carson ville-Port S ani lac coaches. are seniors except Gordon, Completing the honorable and the league win over vs Akron- Fairgrove, 10:OO Coach Doug Hall was who is a junior, mention list: Joe Conroy, Lakers, 11-9, Monday, May final 3 innings to secure the game was decided in the first tWalther and Craig Emmert win. inning when Cass City had hits for C.C. Muffler. a.m. named coach of the year as Rounding out the first team Marlette, pitcher; Mike 24, merely made the Kingston vs Peck, 12 theHawkslostjustonegame are: 3 seniors from Marlette, Shuart, Bad Axe, first base; season's league record a The Hawks scad 7 times scored 5 times, Graham Kevin Schott and Dave in and Noon. on the way to the title. Harold Barnes, pitcher, Brad Hayden, Marlette, gaudy 12- 1. A twin bill win the first inning added helped his own cause with 2 Hobbs teamed up for Kelly at least one run in each in- hits and 2 RBIs, Muska also & Co. and held Kritzman's Championship game, 2:OO Bill Graham, senior, was Shane Blackmer, first base, Mike Greyerbiehl, Lakers, 'over Memphis Tuesday p.m. named pitcher. In the infield Mark Lefler, outfield, and and Troy Forbes, Marlette, made the overall record 24- ning after the initial splurge. had 2 hits in 3 trips to the Clothing to 2 hits in an 8-1 Dan Muska rapped out 4 hits plate, victory. Hobbs, Frederick- Dan Muska, senior, and Laker senior Kendall infield, and Mike Moshier, 6. At Port Austin Greg Levalley, senior, were Tmemner, outfield. Marlette, and Brian Curtis, Coach Doug Hall used a in 5 trips and Hempton was 3 The Hawks play at noon and Boldizsar provided the for 5 as the Hawks rapped Saturday at Laker High hits for Kelly & Co. with 3 Owen-Gage vs North selected. There was no second team Bad Axe, outfield. pitcher that will be available Huron, 1O:OO a,m. next season to start against out 20 hits. School in the district tour- each. Eric Zawilinski and ney, playing the winner of Jason Wright pitched for Port Hope vs Caseville, 12 0 the Lakers. Jim Hempton Rich Kubacki pitched a no- Npon. 0 started and pitched 2 in- the USA-Bad Axe pre-dis- Kritzman's. Wright gave hitter, struck out 15, hit one trict game. Kritzman's their run with an . Championship game, 2:00 0 Chip' e *- 1 inside the park home run. p.m. e Other scores: e 0 Sutter's Bakery 20, B & 0 Shots a N SOFTBALL 0 ' Reese dominates in Transport 7. e Little Caesar's 12, B & N TOURNAMENTS FLIGHT #1 Brian Reinhardt 53 FLIGHT #4 Transport 7. Rich Tate 67 Jerry Houg h ton $2 Dick Haley 49 Jason McCallum 66 Bert Althaver 73 county track meet WEEKLY STANDINGS At Elkton-Pigeon- Don Oavry 65 John Neumann 47 Bay Port Dennis Krug Jim Ceranski 71 finished seventh. The teams meter run and second in the Jerry Toner 65 45 Duane Henn 70 '' Reese High School domi- 1,600-meter relay with WL USA vs Cass City, 1O:OO Keven Vincent 64 Daryl Iwankovitsch 42 nated the Tuscola County finished in the following Kelly & Co. Realty 5 0 a.m. Jim Srnithson Phil Robinson 69 order behind champion Nizzola, Amy Burns and Bill Kritzman 63 41 Keith Pobanz 68 ' Invitational at Mayville Sutter's 31 Lakers vs 12 Noon. Reese: Mayville, 110; Ak- Veldman. Bakery Reese, Newell Harris 62 Ken Tiseo 41 Kevin Green 65 , Wednesday, the boys scar- Little Caesar's 32 Championship game, 2:OO Gene ron-Fairgrove, 63; Milling- Bums was fifth in the Dale McIntosh 61 Kloc 32 Mike ' ing 143 points to far outdis- C.C. Muffler & Brake 2 2 p.m. Hazard 60 55; 1,600-meter run. Ernie Bellew 59 , tance second place Vassar, ton, Caro, 49; Vassar, B & N Transport 14 Don Hazard 60 43; Cass City, 20; Kingston, The 3,200-meter team of Don Hilbig 58 FLIGHT #3 J.R. Boldizsar 57 *'. which had 117. Reese was Kritzman's Clothing 0 5 At Kingston Elwyn Helwig 58 Paul Bessler one. Keiltyka, Jenny Rick, 79 Anton Peters 57 ' also the easy winner of the Ken Zdrojew ski Wayne Heckman Winning points for Cass Becky Smith and Kim Le- Peck vs Kingston, 10:00 53 72 Steve Wright 57 girls' competition with 155 MINOR LEAGUE a.m. Dave Hoard 52 Rich Swartzendruber 69 points. City were: Jennifer Rom- soski was sixth. STANDINGS John Agar 56 At the Bay City Times Akron-Fairgrove vs Car- Mark Swanson 52 Terry Wiseman 68 Host Mayville was next stad, second, 100-meter Through May 28 50 Jim Hillaker Bob Walpole 51 meet, Romsbd was third in sonville-Port Sanilac, 12 Clarke Haire 65 LesJim BoltonBooms 49 with 98 points, followed by hurdles; 400-meter relay Jim Apley 43 PhilMoses 57 team of Romstad, Andrea the 300-meter hurdles Mr. Chips noon. 47 Akron-Fairgrove with 8 1. (Orioles) 5-0 Championship game, 2:00 John Maharg 42 Tom Wallace 57 Millington finished fifth Cooper, Melissa Veldman (50.17) and fourth in the Jim Greenlee 46 100-meter hurdles (16.7). Erla's p.m. Russ Biefer 41 Wes Neumann 56 36 with 31 points. Cass City and Shivaugn Rayl, fourth; Randy Sherman 41 Clate Sawdon Bruce LeValley Rayl, thud, in 400-meter, Rayl was fourth in the 400- (Cubs) 3-2 56 Paul Harmer 32 was sixth with 27 points, meter (1:02,6). The 800- General Cable At Port Austin Dan Dickinson 37 George Bsshong 55 Caro, seventh with 20 points and the 1,600 meter relay Craig Hockey 30 (Giants) 3-2 Caseville vs Port Austin, FLIGHT~- - #2 Rick Doerr 53 and Kingston, last with 10 team of Cooper, Mandy meter relay team of Rom- Nizzola, Veldman and Rayl, stad, Nizzola, Cooper and McMahan Auto l0:oO a.m. Keith Adelberg 70 Gary Robinson 50 points, Rayl was 8th. (Yankees) 2-2 Owen-Gage vs North Mike Neurnann 70 Bob Stickle 49 Cass City's best finishes fifth. LEAGUE HONOR ROLL - Tri County Medical Huron, 12 Noon, Dan Hittler 69 Stan Guinther 48 Low Actual Round for were third in the 3,200-me- (Pirates) 1-4 Championsip game, 2:00 Todd Comment 65 Craig Bellew 44* ter by Hornbacher and OTHER MEETS Slow pitch Year: B. Kritzman, D. Barry Wruble Elevator p.m. Jack Hool 65 Jon Zdrojewski 44 McIntosh, D. Ouvry, 37. 1 third in the 1,600-rneter re- At the Huron Meet of tourney set (Dodgers) 0-4 Doug Zdrojewski @IKen Jensen 43 WEEKLY -Flight #1: Ernie *: lay. Sherman was fourth in Champs Cass City finishes Clark Erla 61 John Niebrzydoski 42* ..*:: 100-meter dash. Other Bellew, 39, Flight #2: Doug were: Teams are needed for a JimDick Peyerk Wallace 61 Zdrojewski, 40. Flight #3: v : points were earned by Romstad: first in the 300- men's Class "C" and below JV softball team 59 Doug O'hll 40 1 Mathewson, 5th in pole Bill Ewald 31 Paul Bessler, 42. Flight #4: meter hurdles, and fourth in slow pitch tomapent to be Mike Becking 51 Les Booms, 49. vault; 3,200 meter relay the400 and 800-meterrelay. held July 10-1 1 in Cass City. Scott Murphy 57 * Points to be adjusted, ' team,sixth; 400-meterrelay Running with Romstad in The first 28 teams to pay the conference champs, ~ team, fourth; 400-meter the 800 were Nizzola, $125 fee are in. I I W dash, Sherman, 5th. 4 Veldman and Rayl. Run- For more information call post 22-3 record Is GIRLS' RFSULTS ning the 400 were Veldman, Chuck Erla at (517) 872- I Invest in your future, I Ray1 and Amanda Keiltyka. 3734. Deadline is Friday, The Cas City girls' junior were led by Jamie Caister at varsity softball team re- shortstop, with Lisa Deer- I Not in an annual IRAfee I ing, Lisa LeAnn cently completed an out- Burns, m Harris & Cmpany I A Deering, Erica Frederick, I standing season. The team Now tlicrc's ;ill IRA t1i;it givcs you thc Newell E. Harris, Presidellt Marlene Shimer, Joie opportunities, guarantees atrd conve- Why not the best began the season by reeling 6815 E. Cass City Rd. off 16 victories in a row Humes and Cwi Britt all I iiictice you wmt fioin your IRA, with I insurance before entering the Tuscola contributing at various posi- no aiinual fee! Cass City, MI 40726 Cork J.V. tournament in tions in the infield. Erin When you roll over your IRA into I 517-872-2680 Millington. Benitez always gave a Fortis Masters Annuity, you CUI , [ J foryourfarm? strong performance at fust forfh In the tournament, the choose from interest rate guarantees Forth Flnanrial Grnup Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Hawks defeated the host base, making several crucial of one to 10 years in the fixa acwunl, Fortin Inveqtnrr. Inc. (Tnnd inanngcmenl hcc 1919) Michigan introduced the first Farmowners policy and a family of mutual fund portfolios. Portis hdvircrr, Inc. (hrokrrldealtr; meinhcr SIK) team, Mdlington, in the plays throughout the year. Fortis Bemfir~Inwrnncc Co. (isruer of WG'a in the nation in 1960. We were the first and we're I opening game in a thriller. In the outfield, many play- insurance products) still the best. Quality coverages, customized for ers contributed. They were Masters ulTers you: The Hawks pulled out a one- Atnounta exchnnEcd. withdrawn nr annuilitcd froin the your farm, Call today. Rich Ypma run victory in the bottom of led by Kelli Van Vliet, Maklng your future more predictable. 711 N. Van Dyke the final inning by scoring 2 Marlene S himer, Wilma Bad Axe, MI 48413 runs with 2 outs. It was an Mayer, Kathy Woodruff, D FARM BUREAU Phone: 269-9911 or 872-5152 Shannon Turner and Jill piitchaw payment niny he wbject to a charge; withdraw- $>.:"D.INSURANCE exciting game from start to Ability to makc ildditiotld als before age 59-1/2 subject Io cerlain lax pcnaltics. r finish as Millington proved Wright. Also aiding the denosits i\t ativ time I to be the strongest team the team in the outfield were I + Fiexibility tdcliange portfolios 13rcauw invcqttncnt rcturn and unit valucn niicturtr, an I any tirne.-free of charge iiivcslw's units, when rcdctined, may be worth I~WC M * Hawks would face all sea- Anna Howell, Karla Kid- lcss than their original cosl. ney, Crystal McKnight and I I son. I For rncmcomrlclc inlnrmalion. iwludina charRes nnd I After defeating Milling- Karissa McIntosh. ton, the Hawks lost 2 games LuAnne Messing, for the SALUTE TO FARMERS, in a row to complete the second year in a row, volun- with 110 annual IRA fcc. call today! Redthem carefully klorc investing M sencling Iltuney. tournament. Both losses teered her time and energy were by one run and one of for the entire season. She I I EVERYWHERE! the defeats was by a team assisted with drills, pro- they already mercied twice vided supervision and kept earlier in the season. team statistics * throughout The Hawks bounced back the season. strong and never lost again The team had great coop- until the last day of the sea- eration and support from the son. Again the loss was by players' parents, families one run. and friends. No matter The Hawks were Blue Bay where the team played, it MANY GOOD USED MOWERS Conference champs, com- had rooters in attendance. 1992Diesel, J.D. 60" cutF915 Comm. Front Mower, 1982 J.D. 116, 16 h.p., 38" . . . . piling a perfect 6-0 record. Second year coach, Jim $1,850 They were 21-1 in regular Turner, expressed great 1984 J.D. 116H, 1992 J.D. 400, 20 h.p., 60" cut season play and 22-3 overall appreciation to the players, 16 h.p., 46", hydro...... , . . . . . '2,200 for the entire season. their parents, LuAnne Mess- 1909 J.D. 332 ing, and anyone else who 16 h.P., diesel, 50" Cut, hours '30 . '6,500 Ford 16 h.p,, Hyd ...... , ...... $800 The Hawks were once contributed to making this such a successful Season. 1909 J.D. 322 18 h.p. bag collection system . . . IHC 782, 17 h.p.. again a strong hitting team, The J.V. and varsity girls' 50",2 . '5,700 sporting an overall season W",hyd. lift 8. drive , ...... '2,800 team average of .412. Six softballteams will be selling 1992 J.D. 316 18 h.p., golf hats and visors with a 50", 109 hours ...... WARRANTY IHC 682, 17 h.p., players had averages over 44", hyd. drive . . . . , ...... '2,200 ,500, 13 players had aver- new Hawk emblem' which was developed this season. ages over .400 and 15 had 199017 h.p., JoD' 48". Lx186 ...... WARRANW IHC 107, 10 h.p., averages over The money will be used to 42".., hvd. drive, painted , . . . . . , . . . . 995 .300. Mar- purchase much needed uni- lene Shimer was the top hit- 1992 J'D* Lx176' IHC 127, 12 hlp., 44", hyd. drive . . . $695 14 . +. forms and accessories for h.o..I. 38"...... WARRANTY W ter with a 698 average. She the teams. for them at Simplicity 6216, 16 h.p., 42* . . was followed closely by Look 1990 J.D. 175, 14 h.p., 38". low hours '1,500 future school events,contac t We, at Cass City Tire, would like to heap loads of praise on all LeAnn Deering with .672 Woods Midmower...... $450 a team member, or call the 1990 J.D. 185, i7 h.p., 46", low hours 60,' and Lisa Deering with ,607. the hard-working individuals who help put the daily bread upon high school office. LOW Boy 185, 60" cut.. . . $3,950 Other strong 4 hitters were 1976 J.D. 316, 16 h.p., New Cub our table day after day. Erica Frederick,Jamie Cais- Engine, 46" cut, hyd. lift & drive . . '2,950 IHC 284 Diesel, ter, Lisa Barns, Kathy BLUE LEAGUE We commend the entire farming industry for its diligence in BAY 60" Cut, 3 Pt. blade ...... : '5,250 adhering to the high standards of excellence we all enjoy. Woodruff, Kelli Van Vliet Final Standings 198Q J.D. 214, 14 h,p,,46" ~ . . . f2,250 and Joie Humes. 1981 J.D. 210, IO h.p., We specialize in... Erica Frederick led the Cass City 12-1 38', nice ...... 52,000 Farmali "A" Shocks & Struts Tune-ups Front end parts squad in innings pitched and Bad Axe 94 1973 J.0, 110, 10 h.p., 38- . . . . .'1,195 ReaQformidmower...... '2,000 Computer diagnostics Engine & Carburetor rebuilding Brakes was the workhorse of the Marlette 7-5 pitching corps. Michelle .Laker.. 3-8 NEW!!! 4-WAY COMPUTERIZED 4-WHEEL ALIGNMENT RACK Brown and Cori -Britt afsa .. ... SEVERAL MOWERS UNDER S1,OOO Attention Farmers gave the team many good Firestone, Goodyear & Armstrong Tires innings of pitching. Lisa available . On-the-farm tire service. Burns provided the team with power pitching. Ph. 517-673-3939 * The team used 3 catchers. 245 Columbia St., Caro LeAnn Wring handled the HOURS: Mom-Fri. 7 a.rn.06 pm.; Sat. 7 a.m.33 p.m. brunt of the duties, with Jill Wright and Kelli Van yliet also seeing plenty of acuon.

% On defense, the Hawks PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Friday in circuit court ANNUAL 3 enter pleas, 2 sentenced 0bituaries Three people entered pleas Flint, was sentenced ta one obstructing a police officer SCHOOL ELECTION and 2 others were sentenced year probation and one year May 13 in Caro, and being in Church of Jesus Christ of Friday Tuscola County in the county jail for his plea an habitual offender. Bertha Hildinger NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF Circuit Court. of guilty to operating a mo- A pre-trial hearing is to be Latter Day Saints and at- CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ‘Jeffery L. Engelhart, 32, tor vehicle while under the scheduled in the case. tended Deford Community AND COUNTIES, Mrs. Bertha Hildinger, 88, Church. TUSCOLA,HURON SANILAC MICHIGAN Vassar, pleaded guilty dur- influence of liquor, third of Cass City, died Tuesday, TO BE HELD ing his arraignment on offense, Feb, 21 in Fremont June 1, at Tendercare, Cass Suntiving are 2 sons, JUNE 14,1993 charges of operating a motor Township. City, after a lengthy illness. Donald Willis and wife vehicle while under the in- His sentence includes 30 Constance and James Willis TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRXCT Blaze She was born Oct. 28, and wife RuthAnn, all of fluence of liquor, third of- days in the Bay Haven 1904, in Moore Township, fense, and driving with a Chemical Dependency Pro- Cass City; one daughter, Please Take Notice that the annual election of the school district will be held on Monday, June 14, Sanilac County, the daugh- Mrs. Ruth Ann Mellendorf suspended license, second gram in lieu of 30 days jail destroys ter of William and Louisa 1993. offense, April 29 in Caro. time. He was also ordered to (Hipp) Wendorf. and husband Clare, also of A pre-sentence investiga- pay court costs totalling Miss Wendorf married Cass City; 7 grandchildren, THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O’CLOCKIN THEMORNING AND CLOSE AT tion was ordered and bond $500 and fines of $500. Herman Hildinger Jan. 31, 2 stepgrandchildren; 3 8 O’CLOCKIN THE EVENING. was continued at $2,000. Bond is to be applied to costs shed great-grandchildren; one 1923,at her home in Snover. At the annual school election there will elected two (2) member(s) the board of education of Sentencing is to be sched- and fines. They lived in Snover before sister, Mrs. William (Helen) be to Ridley of Snover, and many the district for full term(s) of four (4) years ending in 1997. uled, .Gordon Wright Jr., 21, moving to Cass City in 1948, Kingston, was sentenced to Four area fire departments, nieces and nephews. One .Chad C. Culbert, 17, the DNR and neighbors when she became the owner THE F0LLX)WING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCY(IES): Caro,entered apleaof guilty 120 days in jail, with work and administrator of the brother and 4 sisters pre- joined efforts to extinguish a ceded him in death. to probation violation. release, for his plea of guilty Cass City Hospital. Mr. Allan J. Hartwick Court records Culbert to probation violation. Pro- tool shed fire about 4 l/2 Funeral services were con- state miles northeast of Cass City Hildinger died Aug. 30, Joan Helwig violated probation by using bation was continued, and 1984. ducted Tuesday at Little’s Benson E. Hobart marijuana, which was de- Monday night. Funeral Home, Cass City, he was ordered to pay $200 The alarm came in at ‘6:45 Mrs. Hildinger, who had tected in a urine sample with grandsons, Timothy TAKE THAT the following proposition(s) will submitted to the vote of the in costs plus attorneys fees. p.m., and firemen arrived at been in nursing for over 43 Willis of Kingston and Jef- FURTHER NOTICE be April 30. He is serving a 24- Wright, currently serving a years, retired from owner- electors at the annual school election: month probation sentence 6931 Schwegler Rd. to find frey Willis of Cass City, 36-month probation term for the structure fully engulfed. ship of Cass City Hospital in handed down following a a 1990 conviction of con- 1968, when she became officiating. 1. MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSITION February conviction on 2 spiracy to commit arson of employed by Tuscola Interment was in Elkland Elkland Township Fire Cemetery, Cass City. counts of attempted unlaw- personal property over $50, Chief Milt Connolly said the County Medical Care Facil- Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all fully driving away an auto- violated probation by failing ity until 1972. She was then Memorials may be given to property in Cass City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, building and contents, the diabetes or kidney asso- Michigan, be increased by 21.9 mills ($21.90 on each $1,000.00) on state mobile. to report to his probation owned byPaulMcKee’6929 employed by Provincial The court ordered an up- ciations. equalized valuation for aperiod of 2 years, 1993 and 1994, to provide additional agent after June 4, 1992, Schwegler Rd., Cass City, House of Cass City until funds for operating purposes (this being a renewal of 21.9 mills for operating dated pre-sentence investi- according to court records. were a total loss. ,1984. She was a member of purposes which expired with the 1992 tax levy)? gation and continued bond .paul G. McClorey, 27, Michigan Practical Nursing Glenn Wixon at $5,000. Sentencing is to Caro, stood mute during his The fire chief had no esti- Association, Salem United 11. ADDITIONAL MILLAGE PROPOSITION be set. arraignment on charges of mate on the dollar value of Methodist Church of Cass the loss, but indicated it was Glenn Amos Wixon, 96, .Richard A. Sturgeon, 31, assault and resisting and City and the Art Club. died suddenly Sunday, May Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all an expensive blaze in that Mrs. Hildinger is survived property in Cass City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, the shed housed equipment 30, at his home. by one daughter, Miss Iva He was born May 13, 1897, Michigan, be increased by 1 mill ($1 .OO on each $1,000.00)on state equalized used to work on cars. “He Mae Hildinger of Cass City, valuation for a period of 2 years, 1993 and 1994, to provide additional funds for 4 arraigned on felony had a lot of machinery in in Grant Township, Huron and many nieces and neph- County, Mich., the son of operating purposes? there,” Connolly said, add- ews. Two brothers, 7 half- ing McKee has insurance. Chancey and Anna (Stotts) charges in district court brothers and 6 half-sisters Wixon. ON JUNE 2,1993, THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN WILL VOTE ON AN in preceded her death. He married Miss Irene AMENDMENT TO THE MICHIGAN CONSTITUTION OF 1963. THIS AMENDMENT WILL ~ One fire fighter suffered a Funeral services will be MATERIALLY CHANGETHEMETHODOF FINANCING SCHOOLS WITHINTHESTATEOF The following people were *Inmate William B. Pace, slight bum to the neck while Hiben in Brown City, where conducted Thursday at 1 they made their home. MICHIGAN. IF THE AMENDMENT IS APPROVED BY THE ELECTORS ON JUNE 2,1993, recently arraigned on felony 45, was arraigned on one fighting the blaze. Connolly p.m. at Little’s Funeral THE ABOVE PROPOSITION(S) WILL NOT RE SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORS AT THE charges in Tuscola County count of assault with a dan- reported the individual was Sept. 8, 1973, he married ANNUAL ELECTION. Home, Cass City, with the Mrs. Mary J. Bielin Fehren- SCHOOL District court: gerous weapon (a combina- treated at Hills and Dales Rev. Lee Taylor, pastor of *Sheila A. Johnson, 46, tion lock looped onto a belt) General Hospital and later bach in Cass City, where VOTING PLACE($) ARE AS FOLLOWS: the Fellowship Baptist they made their home. THE Mayville, was charged with Dec. 14 in Indianfields returned to the scene. Church of Whitmore Lake, assault with a dangerous Township. Wixon, who served with PRECINCTNO. 1 officiating. the United States Navy dur- weapon (knife) April 8 in His bond was set at Fire fighters remained at Interment will be in Moore Voting Place: High School Building in the Village of Cass City Mayville. $20,000. A preliminary the scene for about 5 hours. ing WWI, was a member of Towns hip Cemetery , the Parisville Post #5740 Bond in the case was set at exam is scheduled for Friday Snover. All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the city or township in which $3,000. A preliminary ex- morning. Elkland Township firemen VFW and attended the Cass they reside are eligible to vote at this election. amination was scheduled for *William J. Johnson, 19, were assisted by 3 other City Church of God. 9 a.m. Friday. Mayville, faces charges of depart men ts. The Sylvia Meyer He is survived by his wife I, Patricia Donovan, Treasurer of Tuscola County, Michigan, hereby certify that as of April 2,1993, resisting and obstructing a Elmwood-Gagetown and Mary and one niece, Mrs. the records of this ofice indicate that the total of all voted increases over and above the tax limitation Car0 departments sent tank- Edna May Langmaid of eslablished by the Constitution of Michigan, in any local unit of government affecting the taxable +ChristopherJ. Brown, 18, police officer, fleeing a po- Mrs. Sylvia Meyer, 37, of Millington, faces charges of lice officer, unlawful use of ers, and the Owendale de- Lakeland, Ha., and a num- property located in Cass City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michigan, is as partment contributed 2 Car0 died Sunday, May 30, ber of grandnieces and neph- follows: larceny in a building and a registration plate, reckless tank- at her, home, after a lengthy possession of a firemin the driving and driving without ers and manpower. ews. Two brothers, Ace and illness. George, preceded him in By Tuscola County: 1.6 Mills for Spec. Education - Indefinite commission of a felg y (lar- a license (never applied) She was born Sept. 8,1955, 1.75 Mills for Voc. Education - Indefinite ceny in a building) ept. 26 May 15 in Mayville. The DNR also ’ misted death. B with a bulldozer, and some in Detroit, the daughter of Funeral services were con- -25 Mills for Medical Care Facility 1991-1996 - Inclusive in Millington Township. Bond was set at $400 and a .5 Mills for Bridges & Streets 1992-1995 Inclusive neighbors lent a hand with Mrs. Harriet Marvin ducted Tuesday at Little’s - Bond was set at $3,000. A preliminary exam was Schaumberger of Car0 and .2 Mills for Senior Citizens 1992-1997 - Inclusive preliminary exam was scheduled for Friday mom- offers to haul water, Con- Funeral Home, with Father Richard Graham. Her father Paul Bala, pastor of St. Pan- .9 Mills for Road Patrol 199%1997 - Inclusive slated for Friday morning. ing. nolly said. 1 Mill for Road Improvement 1992-1993 - Inclusive preceded her in death, cratius Catholic Church of Miss Graham married Paul By Ellington Township: 3 Mills for Roads 1988-1997 - Inclusive Cass City, officiating. .5 Mills for Fire 1988-1997 - Inclusive G. Meyer Nov. 1, 1985, in Interment was in Ever- Find the Service or Product Lupton, Mich. They moved By Elmwood Township:. 1 Mill for Fire 1991-1996 - Inclusive green Cemetery, Brown 1.5 Mills for Roads 1991-2000 - Inclusive to Car0 following their mar- You Need in This. .. Action Guide City. .75 Mills for Library 1990-2010 - Inclusive I riage. By Kingston Township: None of Record Mrs, Meyer was an instruc- I By Wells Township: None of Record SERVlCE DlRECTORY tor at the Car0 Beauty Acad- Bryant basic By Elkland Township: .75 Mills for Library 1983-2002 - Inclusive I emy. She was also a member By Almer Township: 1 Mill for Roads 1993-1996 - Inclusive __ - of the Ladies Auxiliary Fra- .5 Mills for Bus System 1991-1993 - Inclusive ternal Order of Eagles Aerie training By Columbia Township: 1.5 Mills for Roads 1990-1994 - Inclusive 1 APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 I FLOWERS #3544 of Comins. By Novesta Township: None of Record i ..I She is survived by her hus- By School District: None band, Paul; 2 stepdaughters, graduate I n KRITZMAN’S Miss Lisa Marie Meyer of Date: April 2, 1993 SERVICE Plymouth and Miss Paula Jo Airman Nathan S. Bryant 6590 Main St. Meyer of Caro; one stepson, has graduated from Air i Treasurer, Tuscola County Cass City, MI 48726 Samuel Meyer of Caro; her Force basic training atLack- (51 7) 872-4800 mother, Mrs. Harriet land Air Force Base, San Major Appliance Service Center Schaumberger of Caro, and Antonio, Texas. I, Roberta Moetteli, Treasurer of Huron County, Michigan, hereby certify that as of April 1 ,1993, the records of this office indicate that the total of all voted increases over and above the tax limita- Audio-Video-Electronics- FLOORING one brother, Valda Morgan Antenna Systems I 1 of Cas City. One brother, tion established by the Constitution of Michigan, in any local units of government, affecting the Factory Authbrited on Warju’s Flooring George, and 2 sisters, Kath- taxable property located in Cass City Public Schools, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michi- many brands leen and Pamela, preceded gan, is as follows: We S eaalize in Service Carpet, Pad, Labor her in death. kon.-Fri. - 8-5 1227 E. Car0 Rd. Funeral services were By Huron County: .20 Mills 1993-1996 Inc. Older Citizens Sat. - 8-12 Caro, MI 48723 scheduled for Wednesday at SOMills 1993-1997 Inc. Med Care .. . By Grant Township: 3.00 Mills 1993-1995 Inc. Roads 5 17-672-3563 Little’s Funeral Home, Cass AUTO SERVICE fl Phone269-9585 City, with the Rev. Bill By Sheridan Township: 1.00 Mill 1993-19921 Inc. Fire/Ambulance 1 I_-. - _- I I 2.00 Mills 1993-1994 Inc. Roads 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe McKown, pastor of the Sut- By the School District: None Cass City Muffler [ PLUMBING-HEATING I I ton-Sunshine United Meth- 77~ TI odist Church of Caro, offici- & Brake Shop WINDOW CLEANING Date: April 1,1993 MUHIOM - Shocks - Lldh DAN’S POWER & STm I I I ating. . _... Treasurer, Huron County Minot engine repain - Cartifid Mwhenk Fireplaces, Sloves, Chimneys Interment was to be in Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Chimney sweeping & repairs SUPREME Ellington Cemetery, Caro. Phone 872-2251 S TIM chainsaws & wldoor 6597 Main, Cass Crty power equipmenl WINDOW CLEANING 1, CAROL A. DALE, COUNTY TREASURER OF THE COUNTY OF SANILAC, HICHIGAN, HEREBY CERTIFY THAT AS OF APRIL 15, 1993, THE RECORDS OF THIS OFFICE lawn & arden equipment Elton Willis AND Storms - Screens - Windows INDICATE THAT THE TOTAL OF ALL VOTED fNCREASES, OVER .ABOVE SNAPPE‘k mowers 8 lillers THE TAX LIHITATION ESTABLISHED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF MICHIGAN, 9 Janltorlal Servlce Floors Nathan S. Bryant Sales & Service L13CAL OF Hercules and Cooper Eaves 8, Gutters Cleaned Hi-Risei Elton Willis, 81, of Cass IN ANY UNITS SANILAC COUNTY AFFECTING THE TAXABLE PROPERTY 6509 Main, City LOCATED IN CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, 1s AS FOLLOWS: TIRES Cass Setvlce ,4 Rental City died Saturday, May 29, During the 6 w-eeks of Tire Repair Phone 872-3190 Estimates on Commerdal, at St. Mary’s Hospital, Sagi- VOTED YEARS DATE OF Alignmnto Mufflers Resldentlal L lndustrlal Work training the airman studied UNIT NAHE INCREASE USE INCLUSIVE ELECTION Brakes 01Changes after a lengthy illness. Complete Insurance Coverage naw, the Air Force mission, or------’------Certilid Mschanb Security Services Avallable He was born June 22,19 11, SANILAC TASK Phone 872-5303 SALES & SERVICE ganization and customs and COUNTY OF 00.50 H DRUG ‘FORCE 1992-1993 08-07-90 FUL LIM W MAGC CNF in Forester Township, received special training in COUNTY OF SANILAC 00.20 fl SENIOR CITIZENS 1992-1995 08-04-92 Sanilac County, Mich., the COUNTY OF SAHILAC 00.20 H LXBRARIES 1392-1995 08-04-92 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw human relations. 1992-1996 11-03-92 CATE RlNQ son of Emerson and Clara COUNTY OF SANILAC 00.50 M PUBLIC SAFETY I 1 Call 790-7609 COUNTY OF SANILAC 00.20 H EHERGENCY SERVICES 1993-1996 11-03-92 (Sundel) Willis, In addition, airmen who Joe’s Chick-N-Subs He married Miss Helen A. complete basic training earn EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP 01.00 M ROADS 1992-1995 08-07-90 Catering Chicken, Subs, Burgess April 20, 1935, in credits toward an associate 1992 L i -08-88 To Place An Ad In GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP 01.00 M FIRE Salads and More! Deckerville, making their degree through the Commu- GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP 01.00 N FIRE 1993--1996 il-02-92 The Action Guide home in Cass City, Mrs. nity College of the Air GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP 01.00 fl ROAD MAINTENANCE 1392 08-02-88 (Formerly Big JohnS) Jundion d M-53 d Willis died Jan. 15, 1993. Force. GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP 01.00 N ROAD MAINTENANCE 1393--1996 08-04-92 Courthouse Comer, Car0 M-81 cus City Call 872-2010 He was a member of the 6734134 LAHOTTE TOWNSHIP 01.00 H ROADS 1992-1993 08-07-90 Phone 872-21 61 Shabbona Reorganized Bryant is the son of Mike L. ~i=t=fft===~===a~n=t~~ and Janet E, Bryant of 6061 SANILAC INTERHEDIATE 00.90 H SP ED INDEFINITE Elmwood Road. 02.00 H VO ED INDEFINITE He graduated from Cass I=IIIXLL*~~III=~~=~=I~ CASS CITY SCHOOLS 21.90 H OPERATING 1992 City High School in 1992. 00.11 H DEBT 00.74 M DEBT 1992-1993 Rural America

DATE : Latest figures show that in CAROL A. DALE, TREASURER 1990, 67 million people SANILAC COUNTY CASS CITY lived in nual America. 5986 E Cass City Rd (M-81) Monday and Wednesday - 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. That’s about 27 percent of Tht- Allcrt Hnrltli Ccritcr In the U.S. population. But This Notice is given by order of the board of education. only 4.6 million live on Allan J. Hartwick farms, about 2 perch Secretary, Board of Education . CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1993 PAGE NINE Down Memory Lane FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE

5 YEARS AGO reported Thursday after a trailer load of small pieces of Welcome rains brought scrap steel was scattered relief to area residents over M-53 near Hemans. Wednesday morning fol- The driver of the truck, who lowing 3 consecutive days was from Detroit, had left of 90-plus degree heat. Bassett Manufacturing Co. The Richard Haley resi- in Cass City with the scrap dence on Seed Street was hit metal. He began to flag by a vehicle early Saturday down motorists but not be- morning. The impact jolted fore 14 vehicles met with PARROTT'S ICE CREAM the structure from its foun- flat tires. 3121 N. Dodge Rd., Cass City, MI dation. The Gagetown High Seventeen Adult Educa- School, built in 1894,will be 872-3292 tion students received diplo- tom down after June to make mas in the Cass City High room for a new 7 classroom "we are encouraged by your efforts!" School gym Tuesday, May building. 24. The 10th annual adult John Maharg received the I student graduating class coveted Paul Smarks trophy brings the total of program from School Board Presi- graduates to 180. dent Horace Bulen ai the all- SURGE SALES & SERVICE Sherri Homer will spend sports banquet Monday the next 2 years as a U.S. night. 8947 State Rd., Millington, MI Peace Corps volunteer in the Marie Krueger, guest of the 871 -2020 Central African Republic. Zonta Club when they met Homer is a 1984 Cass City May 2 1, showed slides of the "Thank you for a job well done!" High School graduate. New Orleans Mardi Gras, Three Gagetown siblings which she attended in Janu- recently received degrees ary* 4130 E. Main St., Brown City, MI from Ferris State College. The Martin Moores of rural Joe, Tina and Marsha Cass City have a rare tulip (313) 346-2163 Lopez, children of Julia with 6 blossoms. Lopez, Gagetown, gradu- The Future Nurses Club Nu-Pulse Westfalia Ab- ated Saturday. had a tea for their mothers Milking System after school Tuesday. Mrs. e Farm Credit Services 10 YEARS AGO ,James Ballard, who is the - club's sponsor, was honored A Cass City High School with an orchid and carnation kepmt.s,gdpi~opl~, andu will~o.wrw. senior who was expelled corsage. from school interrupted commencementceremonies 35 YEARS AGQ 651 N. State St., Cam, MI " last Thursday when he went on stage and asked for his James Lee Lewis, 13, son FARh~qs 673-6128 diploma as Supt. Donald of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lewis Dp,lRv Crouse was issuing them to the graduates. of Columbia Township, was The Gagetown Women's seriously injured late Sun- I day afternoon when dyna- tHA#Ks DECKERVILLE Study Club has awarded its 1983 scholarship to Mary mite caps he was handling Margaret Kappen. The Cass exploded. CASS CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL VET CLINIC A car owned by Floyd City High School graduate is 2247 Black River St. the daughter of Gerald and Luettke was demolished Dr. E.C. Scollon DVM Catherine Kappen of Cass when vandals used a pickax Deckerville, MI to puncture fenders, body 4849 N. Seeger, Cass City, MI City. (313) 376-2425 Dr. Gumecindo Salas, and tires of a 1933 Ply- 872-2935 mouth. They also tore wires I president of the State Board from the motor and broke all 1 of Education, was guest speaker at a banquet given of the car's lights. David Dearing, son of Mr. . for retiring Campbell Ele- and Mrs. Jay Dcaring, LIVESTOCK mentary School teacher EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS Leola Retherford. Mrs. caught a 37-inch, 11-pound $1 L 1 pike Saturday morning in OSENTOSKI FARM EQUIP. INC. Retherford taught Salas the Cass River. It took about when he attended the 20 minutes to land it. J-STAR 81 VANDALE 1145 E. Huron Ave., Bad Axe, MI Crawford School. CCEA The Cass City Village Frankenmuth & Cass City 269-6449 President Don Shelke pre- Council voted for parallel 652-615 1 872-2242 sented him with the first parking on Main Street 2665 Van Dyke, Marlette, MI Cass City School Alumni Tuesday night at its regular Full line of feed & manure handling equipment Honor Award, to be pre- meeting . 635-7461 sented annually to one indi- Milton L. Phillips, engine- vidual "for outstanding man third class, USN, of _._ achievement as a graduate Cass City, is a graduate of MAURER CONSTRUCTION CO. of Cass City schools." the Navy's Aqua Lung The Tuscola County Farm School at Pearl Harbor. To 2542 E. Atwater, Ubly, MI CASS CITY TIRE CO. Bureau Women's annual qualify for graduation, he bus trip will take place was required to swim a dis- 658-8123 6392 Main St., Cass City, MI Thursday, to Toledo, Ohio. tance of 1,OOO yards in open Rural - Commercial - Agricultural sea, and 500 yards sub- 872-5303 CASS CITY IGA FOODLINER 25 YEARS AGO Buildings - Grain Bins - Green Handling merged to a depth of 40 feet, Tires for all your farming needs 6121 E. Cass City Rd., Cass City, MI in addition to other technical Systems - Pole & Steel Buildings Thirty-three flat tires were tests. 872-2645 One-stop Complete Shopping

90 attend 4mH WeSalute Michigan Dairy Farmers ERLA'S FOOD CENTER AMERICAN HOME BANK Style Review 6233 Church St., Cass City, MI Saturday, May 15, 17 4-H Cherniawski, Erin Cleland, 872-21 9 1 n# 1111 W. Caro Rd. youth from Sanilac County Denae' Marie and Kayla \ r&Ir!!!Caro. MI took part in the East Central Lyn Freiburger, Kendra 673-5656 Regional Style Review at Hanselman, Ann Marie the Midland Mall in Mid- Horton, Mellissa Howard, land. Adrainne Keller, Laura Men.-Thur. 9-5, FCi. 96, Sat. 9-Noon The 4-H Style Review was Laming, Lisa Maedel, Jenna Copeland Gornowicz Agency Inc. Drive-In: Mon.-Thur. 830-5, ki, 8904, narrated by Jeannie Sand- and Stephanie Moore and Sat. 830-Noon ALL LINES OF INSURANCE man, a former 4-H'er from Danielle Renee and S tepha- bhnber FDIC Sanilac County. nie Nicol. (51 7) 872-4006 Over 90 4-H'ers from the These 4-H'ers were se- 6539 MAIN ST. CASS CITY, MI 48726 East Central Region took lected at the Spring BOB COPELAND ROBERT EORNOWICZ part. Achievement in March and KLCO-INBODY INSURANCE ARRIS Those from Sanilac attend- all won the style award. ing were: Jessica, Mep;an Each was presented with a 6265 Church St., Cass City, MI K and Rachel Bissett, Candice certificate and a medal. 872-5114 Representing Hastings Mutual Insurance Company Clip & $ave on Pizza! 1% for your insurance needs Farm insurance for today's professional farmers '@ I 11:I I I ' At Pizza Villa With This

One coupon per fami& L1llllllll.lllllNot good with any other coupon "SPRING ROLL BACK SPECIAL" Coffee 25c plus tax dairymen are the cream ofthe crop! 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. ExDires June 25. 199.3 PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY,JUNE 2,1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Slate benefit concert CALL 872-2010TO PUT AN ACTION AD TO WORK Transit (nonbusiness) rates, 10 words or less, $1 .SO each inser- For Rent Notices for Christmas in July tion; additional words 8 cents fior Sale each. Three wecks for the price FOR RENT - 2 bedroom “HARVEST” A benefit concert to sup- The Tuscola County of 2-cash rate. Save money by HOME THEATRE enter- GE’ITING OUT OF Re- lower apartment near enclosing cash with mail funding. Want to sell quali- HILLSIDE Apartments - 2 Gagetown. Utilities and is coming port the efforts of the Tus- Christmas in July program is or- tainment - Own your own bedroom, newly redeco- cola County Christmas in in its first season of opera- ders. Rates for display want ad personal cable system for as fiers. Call 658-8644 for heat included, stove, refrig- Friday, June 18, appointment. 2-5-26-2 rated, range and refrigera- erator, kitchen set, bedroom 8:OO p.m. at the Akron July program will be held tion, and has identified 2 on application. low as $30 a month. Rick’s tion included. Call 872- June 13. The public is in- homes in the Car0 area Earth Station, 1/4 mile west set and washer and dryer, Middle School Gym, 33 15 or 872-3283. 3-6-24 Single working adult pre- vited to attend. which will be repaired July [ Automotive 1) of DeckervilleRd. on M-81, ( Household 1 4335 Lynn St., AkronMI Featuring the performing 17. Caro. Phone 673-4783. ferred. 665-2616 evenings. Adhission $3.00 plus free Sales 4-5-19-3 talents of local individuals More information is avail- ’7 1 CHEVY Chevelle, 2-5 -26-3 For Rent will love offerings. For more able by calling 673-6574, andchurchchoirs,the7p.v. driver’s side rear end 2-FAMILY garage sale - FOR RENT - Masonic C Notices information or advance tick- concert will be held at smashed, good pats car. Beautifully Crafted 4315 Doerr Rd., June 3 and ets, contact Cindy Keyes, Sacred Heart Catholic 872-2657. 1-5-19-3 rich looking 4, 9-5. Infant and toddler’s Temple Refreshment Hall - 691-5437or Misty Cramer, Church in Caro. A free-will Auxiliary parties, dinners, meetings. Business Cards clothes, other baby items, No alcoholic beverages. Mom 50! 674-2657 5-6-2-: offering will be taken during 1991 MERCURY Grand some adult clothes and mis- turns the concert, with all pro- installs Marquis, low mileage, Designed to make the first cellaneous. 14-6-2-1 Call Lynwmd LaPeer, f72- Nifty, Nifty ceeds going to theChristmas impression a good ~~ ~~~ ~ 3191. 44-34 loaded, excellent condition. Guess who’s 50? in July effort. ofhers $12,900, Call 872-3101. one ...and a lasting one GARAGE SALE - He’s 1 1-4-21-tf cleaning! Come see+ Bar- HOUSE FOR RENT - 2 Christmas in July is a na- The women’s auxiliary of Cam City bedrooms, Cass City tional program (known in gains, antiques, household Veterans of Foreign Wars 1978 CHRYSLER,400 big Chronicle items, tools, cap collection, Schools. Call 673-7104. other parts of the country as Post 3444, Cass City, in- block engine and transmis- 4-5-26-3 Christmas in April), which Phone 872-2010 much more. 4 miles north of L stalled officersduring a May sion, runs, good strmg mo- Cass City and 314 mile west rallies an all-volunteerwork 2- 1- 17- t f 1 22 potluck. tor, $150. Call 872-3763. on Bay City-ForestvilleRd., APARTMENTFORRENT force to help those in need to I ,i The new officers, installed 1-5- 19-3 Railroad ties, Friday-Saturday, June 4-5, - 1 bedroom, above Coach repair their homes. Special by Vera Philpot of Post FOR SALE - Love, Your Family 5-6-2-1 + good for fence posts, land- 9-5 p.m. 14-6-2-1 Light Pharmacy, includes 0 emphasis is placed upon the 2945, Sandusky, are: ‘88 CORSICA, 4 cylinder, scaping, etc. Call 872-5026. stove, refrigerator and heat. 5-6-2-1 o elderly and the handi- Isabelle Wright, president; air, AWM, low miles, FOUND - Lhasa Apso or b- * capped. 2-5- 19-3 GARAGE SALE - June 3,4 $275 per month. Call 872- mixed. Had new hair cut. Kris Garnet, senior vice- mint shape. $4,500 or best and 5,9-5, at 5061 Colwood 3613. 4-5-26-tf president; Grace Nemeth, After the homes to be re- offer. 658-8634. 1-5-19-3 SALE - water conditioners, Rd., first house north of City, Call 872-2698. paired are selected,a materi- junior vice-president; Carol Colwood and Dickerson Rd. CASS CITY Mini Storage Wilson, secretary; Patricia 24,000 grain softeners, 5-6-2-1 als list and work force are $600,Salt free conditioners intersection. 14-6-2-1 now renting 20 new unitsh Now Open! established and a budget is Brooks, treasurer; Shirley available. Also iron and sul- new building, Call 872- devised. Donated items are McComb, chaplain; Maxine removal. Repair all GARAGE SALE June 2,3 3917. 4-5- 19-tf Haney, conductress; Alvira fur on - sought whenever possible, FOR SALE - Used rifles, makes. Call for free analy- and 4, 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. * Manicures with fundraising efforts Wilson, trustee (1 year); Donna Parker, trustee (2 shotguns and hand guns. sis. Paul’s’ Pump Repair, Chairs, books, bedding, WE ARE NOW taklng ap- * Nail Art staged to generate other 872-2766. 2-5-19-3 673-4850 or 800-7454851. clean clothing, new crafts, plications for the S tudio, 1,2 * Artificial Nail Extensions needed revenues. When all years); Marie Randall, trus- some antiques, “much tee (3 years); Helen Avery, 2-5-5- tf and 3 bedroom apartments * Gift Certificates Available There will be a detail work is completed, more.” 6861 Herron Dr., at the Northwood Heights in Stop in or call for appointment the volunteer “army” de- historian, and Pauline Re-cycling Center at the FOR SALE - Electric dryer, Cass City. 14-6-2-1 Cass City. Rent is based on Open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Kelley, Marjorie Zawilinski ~ Cass City High School scends upon the selected electric stove - 30 inch, income. For more informa- Evenings by appointment : home or homes and com- and June Lapp, color bear- freezer 10.1 cubic foot, GARAGE SALE - June 4 ers, - tion call 517-872-2369 or 072-493 1 for out-of-community re- : pletes most repair tasks in portable sewing machine, and 5,lO - ? Apple IIe com- Crest Realty at 1-800-642- one day. It was noted Alexia Cook exercise bike. 4130 Eliza- puter, VHS camcorder, 6442 Main, Cas City cyclers will be in charge of public- 4076, Some units barrier beth before 2 p,m. 2-6-2-3 electric stove, clothes and free. Equal Housing Oppor- 5-3-10-13 Wednesdays

ity. ~ Legal much more. 4685 Hospital tunity. 4-6-2-tf BINGO every Wednesday April 28, May S,12,19 GOLF CART with sunroof, Drive, Cas City. 14-6-2-1 - 7. night. Open 6?)0-early bird 26 & June 2 notices gas engine, reasonably ~ -- FOR RENT OR SALE - on 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. In the front foyer area. : c‘ouncil proceedings priced, older model. Call GARAGE SALE - Friday, Land Contract - 3 bedroom Post 3444 VFW, Weaver s t. MORTGAGE SAU - DcfiUh hub#n 5 17-635-7799, 2-6-2-3 June4,9-5. Swing set, toys, house, 1 1/2 car attached 5-4-28-6 made in the condirio~of a megage nays. books, clothes, miscellane- 5-2-26-tf made by hrry J. Rose and Teenia M. The regular meeting of the garage, on 2 acres, with sat- Roue, hi8 wife, to Mortgage America, Cass City Village Council The letting of bids for Divi- DIET MAGIC - Lose up to ous. 4751 N. Seeger St. ellitedish. Available imme- Inc., a Michigan co~poration,M-J- was held May 24, 1993, at sion Street extension will be 30poundsin 30daysfor$38. 14-6-2-1 diately. Call 872-4 183 after gee, daw Novanbcr 19,1990. and re- held June 9th in Lansing. Master Card and Visa Card -~ corded on Dccanbcr 18, 1990, in Likr 7:OO p.m. All Trustees were 4:OO or legve message. 608 on page 76&769. Tusoola Catnty present with the exception A motion was made by accepted. 100% guaran- GARAGE SALE - Wednes- 4-6-2-3 Rocordr, Michigan, urd assipcd by said of Trustee Kropewnicki. In Trustee Hopper and sup- teed. Looking for distribu- day through Friday, 9 to 5:30 Mortga8ee to Amaiun Rmncid Carp., the absence of President ported by Trustee Kmthat tors in your area, Call 1-800- p.m. 4362 Brooker St. FOR RENT - 3 or 4 bedroom of Tampa rccordd in hka, page 14-6-2-1 770; urd with UI mignmmt over to Althaver, President Pro- the Village enter into a con- 530-7480. 2-6-2-4 home, Cass City School “‘BUJrcn Trwt Canpany. as Twtoe Tern Mike Weaver chaired tract with the Michigan District, references, security under the pooling adming rgroemart Department of Transporta- BAHAMA CRUISE - 5 dewsi t. 65 8-8968 4 -5-26-2 daw as 31.1991, Amcricrn the meeting. ESTATE SALE of July E- tion, Job #35252, Control days/4 nights, underbooked! nancial Home Trust gUJrMtCd rne- Minutes of the regular 3-Bedroom House, gage P~Ubgh C#tificn~ Wri~ 1991 - April meeting and the Spe- Section #EDD 79555, Con- Must sell! $279/couple. FOR RENT. - The Paint 1‘*by UI assignment dated Novmk19, cial meeting of May 12, tract #93-0693 for the exten- Limited tickets. (407) 767- Full Basement in Store has a wallpaper 1990, and racordsdon october4,1991 in 8100 ext. 4681, Monday- Cass City Lk 617. WI PJ~C518-520, TUSCO~ 1993, were approved as pre- sion of Division Street and steamer for easy removal of County Recorda, Michigan, on which sented. that the Village Manager, Saturday, 9 a.m.-10 p.m. 4372 Brooker St. old wallpaper. Call 872- mollgapthmirclaimod tobedueatthe Dick and John Cech Lou S. LaPonsie, and the 2i6-24 dart herwf the sum of twenty-four thau- Ten0 For more information call 2445. 4-1 1-2-tf und, 4ix hundd bight and 37/1oO dol- were present and expressed Village Clerk, Joyce A. 1. ’ _- h (S24,608.37), hClUdillg It thanks for the no outlet signs LaRoche, be authorized to FOR SALE - Pontiac Sun- 517-673-3153 ~ 17.2% per annum. installed at the Northwood sign said contract. Motion bird convertible, 23,000 or FOR RENT Undcr the power of ulc conuinod in miles, 5-speed. $8,000 firm. IN NORTHWOOD ESTATES uidm-age and the atatutc in ruch cane Lake Condos. carried 5 yeas, 0 nays. 517439-4961 Hillside North Apartments made and pvidod. notice iu hereby Location of the Story Time Letters were received from Call 872-2671. 1-5-26-3 Spacious 2 story, 3 bedroom house, will 14-5-5-u 1 bedroom apartment in Cass given that said mortgage bc fare Christmas display was dis- Orbital Fluid Technologies cathedral ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, 2 car cldby a ded the mongrgd pm- cussed. Incorporated, Bruce Gee City, kitchen appliances, air kOS. OT p4~td than, It public VUI- SALE! conditioning, carpet 8t drapes due, at the from enuanct of the Court- The April Financial State- and Marjorie Rice, and garage, full basement, gas heat ham in the Village of Om, Tulcola ment was reviewed. Elwyn Helwig along with a 40% off All and storage. Coin operated Lots Available For Sale County, Michigan, at 11:00 o’clock on A motion was made by phone call from AI Wright, laundry. June 25,1993. I-1 Butterick & McCall Call 673-8 15 1 Said prank arc rituatcd in the Town- Trustee Karr and supported requesting that approxi- at Norfhwood Estates ship offu~cdrand City of VawrinTur- by TrusteePrieskornthat the mated 7.5 acres + or - of their Craft Patterns & FOR SALE - 80 acres of cola County, Michigan, and arc de- bills be approved as pre- combined properties in the tiled prime farm land in Also see our condominiums at scribal as: 40% All Craft sented. Motion carried 5 southwest portion of the off Grant Township with nice 4 4-6-2-4 NORTHWOOD CONDOMINIUMS, Parcellll :The WGst92.00facrof the Eut yeas, 0 nays. Village be designated as an Books at bedroom home and attached 212.0 feet of the South 167.00 fter of The Public Service Com- Industrial Development 2cargarage, $143,000. Will FOR RENT - Furnished one Lor 4, Block 1 of T. North’4 Addition to consider selling just home 872-221? the City of Vauar. rwording to the Plat mittee reported that the out District. A motion was Craft House bedroom apartment for recorded in Lik9 of deeds page 570. flow line at the Waste Water made by TrusteeHopperand and 2 to 3 acres, $50,000. single working person only. Herron Developments-+ Treatment plant will need to supportedby Trustee Karr to in taro 2-6-2-1 872-5097 after 1 p.m. for May be seen at 4431 S. See- hrcclU2: Canmcncing at the muthwtrt amointment to see. ger G. Strickland. corn of Lor 4, block 1 of T. North’s be replaced in the near fu- hold a Public Hearing June *I SL Additim to the City of Vurar, ~ccording ture. 29, 1993, at 7:OO pm. Mo- FOR SALE - Storage barns, 3-5-26-3 4-4- 14-tf tothe Plat mrdcd in Lkr 9 of De&, A motion was made by tion carried 4 yeas, 0 nays, all sizes, horse barns, craft page 570, thence E~st35.50 foet, thence items, Will deliver. Call No& 167.00 feet. thence West 35.50 Trustee Helwig and sup- Trustee Helwig abstained. feet, thcnce South 167.00 ftet tothe place ported by Trustee Karr to The minutes of the Plan- 872-2608. Second house Of bCghhg. levy 10.8580 mills for Gen- ning Commission were re- south on Hurds Corner Rd. eral Operating, 2.9613 mills viewed. off Cass City Rd. Harold Thc danption period ahall be 6 Dcer ing . 2-9-23-tf mmths from thc drtc of ruch ule, unlur for Streets and 2.5000 mills The minutes of the D.D.A. detcnnined abmdd in acccudmcc for Debt Retirement as were reviewed, The D.D.A. with 1948CL 606.32411, in which caw voted by the people on the presented a development the danption perid shall k 30 days fran the date of ruch sale. 1993 SEV of $39,751,700 priorities list for council and to levy 1/2of the millage review. Dated: May 12,1993 on the Industrial Develop- The Manager’s report was Kaploviu & Asmiam, P.C.,Attam~ya ment Exemptions SEV of reviewed. 6’PICNIC TABLES Between Cass City and Caro. Very nice 3 bedroom Ronald E. Kaplovirz $3,176,600 and to charge a Officer Craig Haynes FOR SALE ranch home, very nice interior with lots of remodeling, 2057 Orchard UCRd. 1%administration fee pend- ss.00 built-in oak china and gun cabinet, natural gas and Sylvan LAC,MI 48320 thanked the council for their ing the outcome of Proposal support of the D.A.R.E. Redwood Finish wood heat, 1 1/2 car garage. $49,500 - Cy974 5-5-12-5 A, Motion carried 5 yeas, 0 program and invited the Call toorder 872-3939 In Town - Lovely country style home, 3 bedrooms, council to attend the den, 2 1/2 yr garage, recent remodeling, natural gas D.A.R.E. graduation of 135 T.D.S. CONSTRUCTION 1988 Chrysler New Yorker Cass City, MI hot water, whirlpool tub. Nice Cass City home and lots sixth grade students on the of room at a great price! (50’s). Loaded, Nice Car completion of 17 weeks of 2-5-26-2 CCT089 classes at the Intermediate Owner moving out of area selling 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Was $7,995 Now $6,995 School, Friday, May 28, Wedding full basement, ranch home. 2 car garage, natural gas 1987 Cadillac Sedan Deville 1993, at 10:15 a.m. The heat, comer lot in Cass City. Call now. CCT106 council commended Officer One owner, Nice Car Announcements Haynes for the time he has Wonderfully spacious ranch home located on 3 spent on the D.A.R.E.pro- DWIGHT’S AUTO SALES gram. wooded acres. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room with fireplace,full furnished basement, hot water heat, large Country Ranch - Between Cass City and Caro, Beau- 1525 E. Car0 Rd. A letter was received from attached garage. Cass City Schools. CCC-204 the Secretary of State ac- tiful home set on 2 acres, 3 bedrooms, basement, 1st Caro, MI 48723 floor laundry, open living area, 2 car garage, plus pole knowledging receipt and fil- Hurds Corner Road 3 bedroom ranch with 2 baths, ing of Ordinance No. 129 - barn with electric and cement, and storage building, 1otsofstorage.Locatedon 7acres with aflowingcreek. $67,900 - Cy978 adopted June 30, 1992, es- Only Call for appointment. C305 tablishing a Downtown $53,000. Tawas - 3 bedroom cottage on 5 lots, home unfinished, Development Authority. Need a building site? We have just listed 11 acres A letter was received from Newly dry walled, needs trim, storage sheds, 1/4 mile close to Cass City. Owner will take terms. Call now. from boat launch. $34,500 - Cy980 2. Miifflers & Exhaust Farmers Home Administra- Catalogs loaned A230 3. Professional Brake Scrvice tion stating that based upon overnight. 4. Struts Rr Shocks their review, our January 1, 1992, to December 31, Selling or Buying? 5. Hall Joint & Suspnsion Service Call 6. Cooling System Service 1992, audit report substan- tially meets all their require- Free Subscription 7. Complete Tire Service ments. 8. Custom Pipe Bending with Each Order A motion was made by 9. Custom Welding Trustee Helwig and sup- 10. Fricndly - Courteous Service ported by Trustee Karr that at CASS CITY MUFFLER & the meeting be adjourned. The Cass City UKAKE SHOP You Get All Of This, Motion carried 5 yeas, 0 @ . Call Cass City 517-872-2248 or & A WHOLE LOT MORE!! nays. C hro nicle Caro 51 7-673-2555 3-6-2-1 Kelly W. Smith, Broker Joyce A. LaRoche Phone 872-2010 Farm Commercial Qasidential Listings Wanted! Village Clerk CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY,JUNE 2,1993 PAGE ELEVEN

*-h *a CALL 872-2010TO PUT AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU C Services 1 Services Services HelD Wanted 7 Work Wanted 1 WATER PUMP, Water 14-YEAR-OLD boy look- Simpson Excavating Well, Water Softener Serv- STAY AND make ing for odd jobs for the Smith ice. All types reparred. $100 a day. Call now, 517- summer, in town. MOW Dozer landscaping - All Rebuilt pumps. 10% dis- types of backhoe work' 790-2734. 11-5-19-5 grass, rake leaves, etc. Call Phone 872-54 10. Refrigeration count on new pumps and and ask for Chris, 872-2782. ehth- annual 1993 Detroit 5:30. House demolition & removal Certified Master Mechanic Knights of Columbus Coun- and tanks. In-home emergency LARGE SOUTHEAST- 12-5-19-3 pageants. Over $20,000 in Footings - Waterlines - service. Call 673-4850 or prizes and scholarships. Computer Alignments cil No. 8892. 5- 12-31 -tf ERN corporation expanding Appliance Repair Complete septic systems 800-745485 1 anytime. to Tuscola County area has WILL TAKE CARE of eld- Call today, 1 -800-PAG- Computer Balance 5-6-5-tf EANT, ext. 3984 (1-800- Pork Roast Sand - Gravel - Topsoil full and part-time positions erly, 7 experience. & Rotation - -~ servicing customers. call Janet 872-2991. 724 - 3268). 5 - 5 -26-3 All makes and models Variety of fill - $300- Front End parts Dinner Any size fill job Ken Martin plus per week starting guar- 12-6-2-3 Shocks & Struts Sunday, June 6 Free Estimates antee, profit sharing, pro- Call 872-3092 Electric, Inc. duction bonuses and excel- WANTED - presently em- Brakes 12~30 2:OO 872-4502 Rinerd - lent working conditions. ployed family man seeks Tune-ups Shabbona United 8-3- 15-tf 8-1-23-tf Homes - Farms training for employment position that Free Estimates Methodist Church Commercial In GARY WILLS Construc- Industrial qualified applicants. Must will family. Reply All your tire needs from basement i tion - licensed builder, exca- have high dip1oma P.O. Box 567, Cass City, MI r u ce New and rewire wheelbarrows Free will offering I ! vation to finish. Call 872- and be able to start immedi- 48726. 12-5-26-6 to tractors Proceeds go to send ' 3505. 8-1-29- tf ately. Call 5 17-672-2522 STATE LICENSED Monday through Friday 10- children to camp Memorial See us toduy 7 Brown I Phone 872-4114 2 only. 1 1-6-2-1 5-6-2-1 Cass City The WK Paint Service 4 180 Hurds Corner Road iWater Well 1 I 8-8-I 0-tf The Tuscola County Health I GibbardIN who passedOF away Phone 872-5303 ( Wanted to Buv > t New to this area Department has part-time and/ Not lust a paint job, but Juneache 2,1986.with sadness,Our hearts and a Still lot ' Love, Mom 5-6-2-1 1 ? Drilling : or full-time nurSe positions I 5- 12- 1 8- tf WANTED TO RENT - Rear : complete renovation sem'ms. available to work in various Carpentry, ceramic tile, tine rototiller for one-time b Carpet & Upholstery public health programs. Send Of tears what it and Pulny plastedng, papand vinyl meant to lose You no One SPRING IS HERE! use. 872-3517 after 4 p.m. i i application Or resume' by June 6-5-12-4 , Repair hanging, copperand 11, 1993 to: ever know. Each time we Human Resources Oflcer look at your Picture, YOU ' Lawn Mower Repair P. V.C. experience. -_ CASH -paid for silver coins, Call Insured - References Tuscola County seem to smile and say, don't Parts and Service dimes through silver dollars ' Toll Free I Health Department cry, I'm only sleeping and Rent Hi-Pressure Washers before 1965 - scrap gold - 1 FREE ESTIMATES 1309 Cleaver Road we'll meet again someday. , Hor or Cold Water dental -rings - etc. The Coin 1-800-377-8050 872-5648 Caro, MI 48723 Sadly missed by your fam- Shop. 6- 10-28-tf ICI Eaual Opportunity Employer ily. 15 -6-2-1 (5 17) 872-5456 4 CHAPEL0 Shoe Service - 24 hr. 4 Authorized shoe care center. at HANK'S REPAIR ( To Give Away > I John will heel you and give Don Dohn Service ! you a new sole. Pick-up 4394 Maple #3 station at Cass City Tire. Cass City TO GIVE AWAY Cass City, Mich. 1 Phone 872-3471 8-7-104 Used wood pallets b 8-5-19-3 Headstart & wooden reels . Licensed Residential Erla Packing "FREE PR E-SCHOOL" 6233 Church St. to give away. Builder RN Registration for 1993-1 Cass City Must Sell (2) New Arch Style 994 Contact Dean Hoag Interior & Exterior Ronold E. Palmer FULL TIME Steel Buildings. (1) 40x60. School Year Phone 872-2 19 1 CASE MANAGER at Painting Builder Canceled orders. Will Insured Custom Butchering ALLEN HOME CARE sacrifice for balance owed. HEAD START is a free comprehensive child Uevelopmenl pro-sdrod General Cable Co. Fridays only THUMB AREA Ideal for shops\equipment program for childrm age 3 to 5 years who meel eligibility rquiremenls. Remodeling * Roofing Allen offers RN's: USDA Inspected Plant storage. Ph 1-800-222-6335. I Registration for Cass City area children 872-21 11 Siding *Windows Autonomy and flexibility. Rawson Memorial Library Between 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Pole Buildings Custom Curing, Smoking, Basement Walls - Crack- Cutting, Wrapping Hiring inceniives $ ing, bowed or bulging -we can ' 6495 Pine St 7-6-2-3 2805 Crawford Rd. and Freezing BCBS or BCN fix them without digging. Wednesday, June 9,9:30 a.m. = 3 p.m. Ross Kraft Cass City, Mich. 48726 401 K Cass City, Mich. We Make Venison Sausage Economical - guaranteed. When registwing, please bring: (5 17) 872-4780 On Site Day Care Services 8- 10-3 1-tf Free estimates. Ttmbertown Proof of income, 1992 i3 1993 (W-2, checkstub, grant letter, unemployment 5-9-30-tf Many more benefits. Waterproofing . Chimney Food stamp card) (If applies) ParentslGuardians social security number (517) 872-4122 FARM BUREAU Insur- If you are looking for increased Relining. Ph 1-800-832- . Child's immunization record Medicaid card (if applies) 84-8-21 job satisfaction call Allen Home 7060. State License G78728. For further information call Elmer H. Francis ance: Auto, Farm, Crop, ~ Care, where you can make a I GYPSY Home, Business, Life, An- Drivers - J. B. Hunt. ' Amy 672-2115 difference as part of our team. - I Building Contractor nuitics. Frank Kluger $$ Great Pay $$. tf you are New Homes ox (Agent), office 375-4598 or 517-893-4504 looking for a career that will Moth home 269-7854. 8-2-28-tf 517-895-8930 pay you some of the best rates Remodeling, Roofing, on the roads and give you E.O.E. __ I - Siding, Barns, Pole Sewing and Alterations great benefits too, find out , by Kathleen Nittola more about driving OTR for J. WMTED!!! Control Buildings NEEDED - 75 people to lose B. Hunt Transport. Call: 1- Licensed and Insured 10 to 30 pounds in 1 month. 800-845-2197. If you have a * i* Gas &OH Furnaces 1'Iy,'mi&l Parties No will power needed, doc- CDL pall: 1-800.-368-8538, Phone 872-2921'J ' tor recommended, 100% EOE\$&ect to drug screen, , I 8-5-26-4 All Gas Appliances Mkriding, zippers, hems natural andguaranteed. Call 8-2-264 Children and adults Happy%ack Skln 'Balm: ,' RON'S WOOD delivery, HEATING 303-695-1666. 11-5-19-3 Promotes healing & hair shingle roofingjobs,rubbish and No job too small MATURE MAN FOR part- growth to hot spot$ on dogs 8 removal, small driveways Free estimates time work. Must be readily cats without steroids. Avail- graveled, sand and peat COOLING able 0-T-C at FARMLAND available, neat appearing CO-OPS. moss delivery. Cheap rates. SPECIALIST Call 872-2663 and able to work with the No job too small. Call after 8-8-12-1 public, local business. Write German Boy 17 - anxiously 6 p.m. (5 17) 658-8066. Paul L. rb I Box LF, care of Cass City awaiting host family. Enjoys 8-5-124 872-5082 200 TV CHANNELS avail- Chronicle, Cass City, Mich sports, music. Other Scan- ' Brown , * Licensed & Insured able without cable. Are you 48726. 11-3-3-tf dinavian, European high SHAGENE Owner ~ * Guaranteed Workmanship interested in Disney, HBO, school students arriving State Licensed * Free Written Estimates Pass sports, Showtime, ( Work Wanted 1 August. Call Eileen (517)875- . EXCAVATING 24 Hour Emergency * Over 15 yrs. Experience Headline News and much 4074 or 1-800-SIBLING. Pictures of you and your Service * Call Jim today more? Call Rick's Earth WILL CARE FOR your Antique & Collectible Show. Black Dirt - Top Soil CALL 517-072-2734 Station,673-4783. 8-5-26-3 child in my home, 1 1/4 Michigan Antique Festival, June 5-6. At Midland , Antique Car or Hot Rod. Gravel - Sand - Fill 8-11-44 miles off M-81, half way ELECTRIC MOTOR and Farm between CassCitvandCaro. Fairgrounds. US 10 and Help us to decorate our Back Hoe Work Eastrnan Rd. 1000 Dealers. . 872-3648 Top Quality Gravel, Hobbies, Folk Art, Unique new store. Mail them Crush Gravel, Sand, Black Crafts. Auto Show - Sales I' Cass City Dirt, Septic Systems, Lot, Swap. Admission $3. Rain or Shine! (Fri. early soon or bring them to: Bascmcnts, Driveways, 8-5-5-tf buyer entry, lpm - 9pm, $10 a and Any Othcr typc of ea) Info: 517-687-9001 , 7pm Mr. Chip's Food Store TREE TRIMMING and Back Hoc Work Steve Wright Painting - 9pm. take down trees with boom FREE ESTIMATES 6553 Main St. truck. Wood and brush Allsun & Wolff Tannlng removal. Loads of refer- Call John 872-3149 Beds New Commercial - Cass City, MI 48726 ences. Also German LEBIODA Home Units. From $199.00, shorthair pointer pups for Lamps-Lotions-Accessories. ' Monthly payments low as * 87 2-5 68 8 5-5-26-2 sale. HendricksTree &Paint EXCAVATING 4842 Hemlock Lane 8-4-28-t f Cass City, Mich. 48726 12-5-19-6 $18.00. Call today. Free Services,872-2019.8-4-7-tf PEOPLE'S CHOICE MU- New Color Catalog. 1-8OCk Commercial - Residential ket is now accepting appli- 462-9197. Custom Wallpapering cationsforthe3rdshift. Pick HAVEOPENINGS forchil- up applications at store. &en in MY Deford home Bad CredW Learn exactly FOR SALE BY B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE Airless Spray 11-5-26-3 (across from school). Call how to fix your credit. Get 8 8 Phone (517) 872-4654 Deb at 872-3376. (Refer- bans, credit cards, cars and 6 0 8-4- 15-tf homes. Call now, 517-79G RN/LPN WANTED - Part- ences). 1 2-5-19-3 2734. COUNTRY HOME L time position available if BEAUTIFUL RANCH TYPE HOME 15 years old - 3 bedrooms, lots of closets and storage room - large family size &L Collision you are interested in joining NEEDING REGULAR $300 - $600 Weekly Full kitchen approx. 13x22'newly painted; large two car garage plus utility building - nicely landscaped - - lots of flowers; 5097 Koepfgen Road our team. Apply at Tender- house cleaning or spring time & part time. Men & many other features - lot 225x210' - Reduced from $62,500 for immediate sale. cas City, MI 48726 care, 4782 Hospital Drive, cleaning? Call 872-5024. women wanted now. Make (5 17) 872-42 15 Cass City. EOE. 11-6-2-2 12-5-54 your own hours. Call for IN CASS CITY!!! 1 mile west, 1 1/4 north details. 51 7-790-2734. Ranch type home with 2 large bedrooms; country kitchen; well insulated; excellent location - 1 block from downtown 15 years' experience 1 Frlendly Home Partlea now Cass City - large two car garage; possession on short notice - call right now for an appointment!!! Asking $45,000. Chuck Mester has openings for Land Contract possible. Tom Russell demonstrators. No cash in- CAREER vestment. Part time hours IN CASS CITY: Beautiful 2 story home with approx. 2700 square feet - 2 1/2 bathrooms; natural gas heating system; Managers with full time pay. Two cata- brick fireplace in living room; family room; dining room; many other features - extra large 2 car garage; plus utility Complete glass service logs, over 700 items. Call 1- building - 9 tenths of an acre lot - reduced from $82,500. to $79,500. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 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II PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Concessions outlined Youth probl ems isolated Local 223 ratifies new Kent pointed out, however, There have been rumors of that divorce doesn’t auto- gang problems and there is a matically create juvenil 2-year pact with Edison small group of youths who delinquents. dress alike and who have “I think what makes the A tentative labor agree- 9,000 employees, including Detroit Edison employee gotten themselves in difference is whether the ment reached by negotiators about 55 in the Thumb. and union steward repre- trouble. However, Haynes parents work together as representing Detroit Edison In ajoint statement, John senting Tuscola, Huron, pointed out, “Because a kid parents, even though they and Local 223, Utility E. Lobbia, Detroit Edison Sanilac, Lapeer and S t. Clair wears a Raiders jacket and are no longer spouses,”~he Workers Union of America, chairman and chief execu- counties, indicated the new his hat on backwards does said. was ratified by 72 percent of tive officer, and George contract is an improvement not make him a gang mem- Kent added he believes the union membership last Manoogian, Local 223 over what the company was ber.” there are fewer problems in week. president, said: “Through offcring last summer. Haynes spends several theThumbbecauseofstrong The 2-year contract will this agreement, we have es- “There was movement weeks each year in the community values ant‘ expire in June 1995. tablished a new era of coop- with the negotiator. They schools as a DARE (Drug smaller schools where Local 223 represents eration. We are committed did come up with a wage Abuse Resistance Educa- trouble is likely to be spotted nearly a third of Edison’s to working together to en- package to replace the cost- tion) instructor. He said he quickly, and where parents sure Detroit Edison’s suc- of-living,” he acknowl- believes DARE has had a are more involved and will- cess in the increasingly edged. “It’s a graduated positive effect by giving ing to support their school Get rid of competitive utility indus- type of increase, but the students informal contact officials. try .’* average is right around 60 with a police officer in a “I think what happens in a unwanted The agreement calls for cents” an hour in each year non-confrontational setting. mobile society like this is we either lump sum payments of the contract. Law enforcement and tend to have the same expe- or wage increases depend- As for the changes in pre- school officials agree there riences that the urban areas pesticides ing on pay grade. mium pay rates, Mikolon are several contributing fac- do on a reduced basis and e Farmers are being given a The lump sum payments or said workers will be paid chance to get rid of any wage increases of up to 85 double time after 16 hours of cents per hour will be paid in work on a daily basis, com- unwanted pesticides, thanks are COpy-Cat CSes, But it’s to a federal and state grant, June and December 1993 pared to the previous scale Regional Educational Media Center in CaSS City, shows a ings on &vision and, to and in June 1994. Each of double time after 12 hours extent, broken fami- going to be on a much All commercial farmers smaller scale.” are being encouraged to take member also will receive an of work. Workers who group of first graders from Ubly some of the possibilities at lies. advantage of this opportu- immediate $2,000 payment. remain on the job after 8 REMC during a field trip Friday. nity, said Dennis Stein of The contract also provides hours, such as during an Tuscola County MSU Ex- a performance incentive outage, will receive time tension. plan, improved pension and and half up to 16 hours. To participate, farmers savings plans and a flexible Employees will still be Thumb grand jury need to provide the local spending plan for medical paid double time and a half extension office with a list of and dependent care ex- for holidays, but that will be their unwanted fungicides, penses. reduced to double time in the targets drug dealers herbicides and insecticides. Another contract provision second year of the contract. establishes a labor-manage- The same is true for out-of- In turn, extension personnel said of the grand jury. will compile a list of chemi- ment council to promote shift premium pay for holi- cals for theentire county and greater cooperation and to days. involvement ot a series of Gaertner concurred, add- address concerns regarding According to Mikolon, witnesses with a suspect ing,“Ibelievewe’ll useeach arrange for a licensed haz- and every day wisely.’, ardous waste hauler to re- job security and flexibility employees are already feel- known to be trafficking nu- ceive the materials on a in work assignments. Its 3 ing the effect of having to cotics. Often, he added, designated day this summer. union and 3 management pay health insurance pre- there’s no physical evi- Interested farmers can pick representatives will work mium hikesabove8 percent. dence. Gypsy moth Give Him or Her a up a form from Farm Bu- with a neutral facilitator. “Right now,” he said, “it’s The votes of at least 9 grand reau, the extension office, or The union agreed to share costing each employee jury members will be TIMEX WATCH local elevators. The form in rising health costs by $3.75 a week.” needed for an indictment, suppression should be completed and paying premium increases On a scale of one to 10, with 13 members the mini- returned by June 15. that exceed 8 percent and, Mikolon rates thc new con- mum for a quorum. beginning in 1995, to pay 10 uact a 6. program in The projcct is being organ- “It’s bettcr than COST ized by local organizations, percent of dependcn ts ’ working without one (con- including the Tuscola Board health insurance costs. tract),” he commented. The grand jury will cost an third year of Commissioners, Farm The union also agreed to “We worked a year without estimated $150,0OO, ac- Bureau, Michigan Depart- changes in overtime pre- a raise,” he said, referring to cording to Scott. He said mium rates, the elimination the time it took to replace the ment of Agriculture, soil $100,000 will by shared by For the third year Tuscola conservation service and of future wage increases workers’ previous 3-year the 3 counties, with the based on a cost-of-living pact, which expired June 1. County is taking part in the health department. remaining $50,000 coming state-wide Gypsy Moth More information is avail- allowance, and a revised “We do have thc job security from the Michigan State grievance procedure. (now),” he added. “We Suppression Program. able by contacting Stein at Policc through TNU. A contract has been 100’s to choose from. 673-5999 (ext. 228). Fred Mikolon, a 28-year know where we’re headed.” All participants have awarded to Aircare Avia- !I Cheerfully exchanged agreed to commit any forfei- tion, Munger, Mich., toaeri- grad.. . tures to expenses tied to the ally spray some 650 acres in if your choice isn’t grand jury. Arbela, Elkland, Ellington, Shoebox The $150,OoO cost pales in Elmwood, Indianfields, their choice. comparison to the value of Millington and Watertown card and drugs seized by TNU since Townships. the multi-jurisdictionalcon- The purpose of the aerial gift. We have cept team began operations ” A non-profit organization Created for the betterment of our school bands ” spray program is to provide Give A 4 years ago. some relief to residents dur- ’emxome in! To date TNU investiga- ing gypsy moth outbreaks, Norelco tions have resulted in 223 This will not eliminate the arrests and the seizure or pest but will reduce the Shaver purchase of nearly $9.5 mil- numbers and the defoliation DAKOTA “SPORT” RAFFLE! lion worth of narcotics. In that the caterpillars cause. 93 1992alone, the Thumb drug Spray blocks were deter- unit arrested 85 suspects and mined last fall when field seized more than $6.2 mil- surveys were done to esti- Grad lion worth of drugs (4,147 mate this spring’scaterpillar M ITY pounds of marijuana, 315.7 populations and determine Time You must grams of cocaine, 3,900 eligibility in the program, be 18 to units of morphine, 18.3 according to Joyce Muz, TRIM Is grams of crack and 118 units county gypsy north suppres- of LSD). sion coordinator. CLUTCH Picture Dct, Lt. Gordon Good, “The program focuses on TNU commander, noted 9 spraying forested residential Time percent of the marijuana areas with sufficientpopula- tion and where the majority Stereo/Cassette, Cast Aluminum Road w plants seized statewide last year came from the Thumb. of the trees are the favorite of Wheals, Cloth Seat, Carpeting & More! the gypsy moth caterpillar, Each plant yields 1 to 1.5 AMITY GET YOUR TICKET NOW - ONLY 2500 WILL pounds of marijuana valued such as oak, aspen, birch or BE SOLD! STOP ANY BAND BOOSTER - at $l,OOO to $2,500 per willows,” she said. “Some pound, he explained,adding recreational and special use LEATHER OR TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT BOARD the profit margin has be- areas are also proposed to be CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTHIDODGE/JEEP/EAGLE. come so high that growers sprayed. TRI-FOLD are seeking out rural areas As the caterpillars are now like theThumb. “The poten- beginning to hatch and mi- SALE tial is there to make millions grate upward into the tree of dollars.” canopy to feed, the develop- “This hopefully will allow ment of the caterpillar will be closely monitored to de- Amiry’s trim clutch holds cash checks credit cards I D and photos, us to get to the higher levels” ond still is super slim Ourside zipper pKl5er for currency and special Specially of drug trafficking, Goad termine when will be the ’ dupli checli fmrurc assures clean check copies Available in sofr, Priced best time to spray, Muz said. selecr learhcrs and many colors Counci1 ‘The insecticide being 200 speed Kodak used must be ingested by the $336 caterpillar so the majority of Select leafher rri folds by Arriiry ar o special sale price Your choice of 12 exp. Cass City’s student of the week is rolls back the caterpillars need to be supcr-sofr leather5 in severol masculine color5 All are arrracrively gifr 24 exp. $496 Ed Nizzola, son of Ed and Sandy hatched and feeding. Spray- tsOX@d millage ing will begin during the Nizzola. He is in the 11th grade. Ed early morning hours,” she plays football and wrestles. He was added. “The exact dates of spraying will be announced Give Him/Her A chosen “Mechanic of the Year” at *Briefly discussed the over the radio station ’p the Tuscola Area Skill Center. nced to replace the outflow WKYO 1360Am in Caro. If pipc and vent running from the weather remains warm, CA LCULATOR this could be in the third or Ed Nirzola 1 the wastewater treatment plant to the Cass River. fourth week in May. The Student of the Week is Sd8Cfed by the Cass City Student Council. The insecticide to be used Several styles to choose The existing 400-foot, 16- is Bacillus thu reng ien sis, from. One just right for inch pipe was put in with the commonly called Bt, which original plant in the 1930s, is the safest pesticide cur- Home/School/Office according to Councilman rently usedagainst the gypsy Les Karr, who said the pipe moth caterpillar. It is a bac- is clogged with roots. terial agent and not a hard chemical. Bt affects only Gift 100’s The new line would take a caterpillars and is harmless Fax more direct route to the river to humans, pets, wildlifeand Certificates CD Recordings and be only about 125 feet in other insects. :HRYSLER Dodae length, said LaPonsie, who Residents whose property A ---- had no cost estimate on the will be sprayed have been project. previously notified. The outflow pipe dis- Questions concerning the charges an estimated aerial suppression program DOWNTOWN CASS CITY 250,000 gallons of water a or about the gypsy moth day but could handle up to a Local Number (51 7) 84 should be directed to Muz at 872-21 million gallons a day. 673-5999 (ext. 228)!

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