Report best Survey planned beet crop since 1990 Seek area bus A snow storm that ham-

mered the ’ Thumb over the weekend will slow the area’s sugar beet harvest, but it 1 city didn’t hamper enthusiasm service in Cass among growers and Michi- gan Sugar Co. officials. Having a dependable mode years pay $1.25 for a one- meet at times,” she added. offering dependable trans- “With days like this (Mon- “This crop is probably the of transportation is a lot like way trip anywhere within the ‘portation at an affordable day), we are generally best - the highest tonnage many of today’s conve- service area. Riders ages 5 price. crop - since 1990,” said niences; driving is easy to to 17 years pay $1, senior busier.” But it’s too early for predic- Robert Braem, Michigan take for granted until that car, ‘citizenspay just 60 cents and Among the growing clien- tions. The decision-making Sugar’s vice-president of ag- or the ability to drive, is taken riders under the age of 5 ride tele are parents who contract process is going to take time, riculture. away. free. with the bus service to trans- according to Murphy, who “We’re well ahead of sched- Just ask Mary Ann Cooper, “I don’t think there has port their children to and said she knows there is a de- ule and the harvest has gone a senior citizen in the Cass been a rate increase, I would from school; rides to day mand for the service in Cass very well up until yesterday City area, who, like many say, in the past 8 to 10 years,” care programs, and, of City and other areas. afternoon,” he added Mon- others, is unable to drive due she said, course, demand on the part Officials hope to learn just day. to health reasons. The bus service occasion- of senior citizens. “That is a how much interest is gener- Braem said the weekend ally provides rides to resi- big one, especially disabled ated by the surveys, which storm “will slow the harvest Cooper, who drove for dents living outside of seniors.” will be distributed over the for a short period, but we’ll some 50 years before poor Indianfields and Almer Murphy said Caro next few weeks. Murphy get back at it.” eyesight forced her to hang townships, but it’s expensive. Thumbody Express provided said the survey process is An estimated 90 percent vi up her car keys about 3 years A senior citizen living in the close to 61,000 rides last expected to take a year to the beets expected by Michi- ago, misses the indepen- Cass City area, for example, year, and nearly one-quarter complete. gan Sugar Co. have been har- dence driving meant for her. would be charged $7.50 for of the riders were senior citi- Officials will then try to vested to-date. “We’re look- a ride to Caro, while a zens. determine if there is enough ing for 2 million tons in to- “Every body’s willing to younger adult would pay Provided enough residents interest to expand bus ser- tal,” Braem explained, noting take me, but it’s very hard to $15. are interested enough and vice, and whether it will be the Car0 plant is slated to re- ask,” she said. “When I want Murphy pointed out de- willing to pass a special tax feasible to expand only in ceive 350,000 tons, while the to go someplace, I have to mand for bus transportation levy to help fund the service, certain areas if there isn’t remainder of the crop will go bug my husband. He never in the existing service area is buses could be traveling enough support to go county- complains,~ ._ but once in high. “More than we can wide with the service. to the company’s plants in throughoutv Tuscola County, Croswcll, Sebewaing and awhile it.. would be nice to C arr ol 1ton. BOO! SCARY pumpkin faces like these decorating a Cass justgo.” Braem said yields are aver- Cooper is among a number aging close to 20 tons per City area residence will greet little trick-or-treaters as they of residents who would very acre, significantly better than venture out in search of goodies on Halloween night, Oct. 31. much like to see a bus ser- the 17 or 18 tons per acre vice come to the Cass City seen in recent years. And, he The official trick-or-treating hours are 530 to 7 p.m. in Cass area. pointed out, sugar content is It’s an idea whose time may City, and 5 to 7 p.m. in Gagetown. have come. Please turn to back page. Car0 Transit Authority of- ficials are looking into the possibility of expihding bus Asbestos payment helps service beyond Indianfields and Almer townships. To- wards that end, officials are in the process of preparing a mail survey to determine if School forges ahead with there is enough interest to proceed. “We’re interested in going county-wide,” said Lois final expansion plans Sutton, who serves as chair- man of the Caro Transit Au- Supt. Ken Micklash an- expenditures of .0%4 per- pected to be $992,395. the budget appears on page thority, a public non-profit nounced plans for continued cent to a total of $9,183,264 Micklash said that he did not 14. corporation that contracts improvement of school fa- from actual 1996-7 expendi- expect that the newly with the Human Develop- cilities made possible by a tures of $8,877,576. The adopted budget will need to DRIVEHTRAINING ment Commission to operate $46,542 payment for dam- 1997-8 fund balance is ex- be revised: A breakdown of Please turn to back page, the Car0 Thumbody Express. ages in asbestos removal and a healthy general fund. The Sutton said the service, capital improvement plan Approve service contract which has 7 buses, all was authorized by the Cass equipped with wheelchair City School Board in its lifts, is funded by state and regular monthly session federal dollars through the Monday at the school. Okay annexation of Michigan Department of Micklash passed out copies Transportat ion. In addition, of a check received in Sep- one-mill taxes are levied in tember as the second pay- both Indianfields and Almer ment received due to asbes- Methodist Church land townships. tos litigation, and indicated that the school would receive The extension locks in the proposed takeover is whether The local tax dollars make The Cass City Village it possible to charge very rea- a third check in the fall of Council Monday voted in current charge of $8 per the state would continue to 1998 SO that the total pay- household per month for reimburse the village for sonable rates to residents liv- favor of an annexation re- ing in the 2-township service ment will probably be quest and approved a 2-year wcckly garbage service, maintenance of the roadway, SNOWY OWL -A snowstorm blanketed much of the Thumb as it does now for mainte- area, according to HDC $155,000. waste service contract that composting and recycling as with 2 inches Or more Of Snow Sunday night, giving area RSi- The first payment was used stipulated in the village’s cur- nance on M-81. Business Director Judy guarantees no fee increase who Oversees ad- to blacktop the parking area for village residents. rent contract. Cove has Also Monday, the council: dents a taste of things to come. Above, the white stuff left its on the east side of the high served Cass City for the past .Approved a bid of ~3,97~ministration of the bus pro- The annexation request was gram* mark on nearly everything, including this plastic owl used to school and the Deford park- presented in a letter from the 3 years. submitted by Robert Bliss to ing lot. The check received trustees of the United Meth- In other business during the put a new roof on the village Currently, she explained, scare birds from a Cass City resident’s garden, this year will be used for the odist Church of Cass City, monthly meeting, the coun- pool building. Also vying for ages * years to 59 parking areas at Campbell which is currently construct- cil learned Village Manager the job was Ray Hendrick, School, the annex building ing a new building just north Lou S. LaPonsie will repre- who submitted a bid of and the parlung lot at the ah- of the village. The annex- sent Cass City at a mecting $4,885. letic field at Cass City Rec- ation involves a 5-acre par- called to discuss the Michi- .Learned the individual reational Park. cel and would provide the gan Department of who has been offered the job In the school’s general fund new church with village Tr qn sport at i on * s proposed of Cass City village manager budget, $200,000 has been sewer service. takeover of some primary has accepted the post. Jane reserved to convert the The request was accompa- county roads and some of the A. Downing of Romulus is middle school annex into a nied by annexation requests major streets throughout the scheduled to begin her new chi 1 d ho od center for from John and Kally state, including some in duties Monday, Nov. 3. She Campbell School’s pre- Maharg, Grant and Mary Tuscola County. fills a vacancy created by school and kindergartcn pro- Hutchinson and Tom and The meeting will be held LaPonsie’s retirement at the gram. The addition to the Linda Herron, all of whom Wednesday, Nov. 5, starting end of the year. annex follows the addition at have agreed to grant the at 1 p.m. at the Tuscola .Heard from resident Doug Campbell and Micklash said church 66-foot e ase men t s to County Road Commission’s Mills, who asked if hunting that when all the projects are allow the village to run a new office in Caro. is allowed on the now-closed coinpleted, the district will sewer line to thc church. In a letter to the council, village land fi I I property. have the same amount of The council adopted a reso- County Highway Engineer Mills said hunters and other space as WAS requcsted in the lution recommending ap- Robert J. Wellington noted traffic are clogging a private first bond proposal reiected proval of the requests by the the road commission has not road on the property, and he by the voters. Tuscola County Board of yet made a decision on the asked that a gate be installed Over a 3 to 4-y~period, Cornmissioners, which will proposed takeover. “We feel to curb the problem. the 2 expansions will have he petitioned to take up the MDOT’s proposal needs fur- taken an estimated $400,000 matter. The county board ther study and discussion lo- LaPonsie said hunting is not from the general fund. Thc typically grants such re- cally before” making a deci- allowed on any village prop- improvements havu been quests after holding a public sion, Wellington stated. erty. The council agreed to made while the school has hear i ng . look,into the matter further, addcd to tho contingency The only road in Cass City with plans to post the land as Turning to village waste affected by thc state’s pro- fund, which will reach the soon as possible. scrvice, council approved posal is the onc mile 01’ $992,395, according to the a proposal presented by Dave .Agreed to look at doing MORE THAN 50 PEOPLE gathered on the steps of the Thscola County Court- revised budget adopted by Secgcr Strect located within Lewis of Cove Sanitation the village. something about certain the hoard Monday. lnc., Bad Axe, who offered newspapers and/or other house Thursday night for a candlelight vigil organized to promote awareness of The hudgct adopted hy the LaPonsie indicated his big- (Related photos page 13) the village il2-year extension gest concern regarding the domestic violence in the county. board calls for an increase in at no additional cost. Please turn to back page. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1997 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Owen-Gage seniors Sewice of Remembrance Marriage scheduled for Sundav 1icenses air recent meetings J The Owen-Gage Senior The Oct. 16 meeting at+ A Service of Remembrance Family members arc invited St. Citizens Club held its regu- tracted 37 members. Guests will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. to bring a flower to place in Cookies, coffee and punch David Micheal Clanton and lar bi-monthly meetings un- Fay and Donald Craig were This annual service is spon- tribute of thcir loved one. will be offered during a gath- Pennie Marie Miner, both of der the direction of president introduced. Homer sored by Kranz Funeral The annual event is a non- ering time in the church hall Akron. Orville Mallory. Kr e t z s c h mer an d S y b i 1 Homes of Cass City and denominational service held after the Service. Brian Lee McComb, Caro, The Oct. 2 meeting, at- Miller were welcomed back Kingston. in a different location each Add i ti on a1 i n form at i on is and Julie Ann Rose, tended by 27 persons, was at and they thanked members This year’s service will be year. All clergy are invited to available by calling Kranz After 37 years of marriage track the individual down Millington. the St. Agatha Parish Hall. for cards received. A thank held in St. Pancratius Catho- participate or to attend in Funeral Home at 517-872- during which we’ve lived in and find out where the sale Matthew Philip Howey and Happy birthday was sung for you card from Ashmore was lic Church, Cass City. support of their parishioners 2195. 5 different houses, we’re fi- is going to be. It’s not always Kimberly Anne Smith, both Irma Ouvry, Selma Koch, read. The Service of Remem- who have experienced a nally getting our first garage. easy, though, if there’s no of Caro. Homer Kretzschmer, Audrey The November committee brance is a time of remem- death. I’m so excited! Now we name on the ad. Leonard Joseph Huyghe Frankowski, Bernice Clara is Jack and Irene Doerr and bering and celebration, ac- “Death is one thing that Spaulding can have a garage sale! We’ve seen ads in other pa- and Elizabeth Caryn Hess, and Charlie Ashmore. The Frances Harbec. Door prizes cording to Debra Kranz, touches all of us,” Kranz said. (It will also be nice, of pers that list all sorts of in- both of Vassar. club voted to buy the turkey were won by Phil Guza and owner of Kranz Funeral “lt is one thing we all have new Ce11 ula r course, not having to scrape teresting things to be sold, Dale Louis Abke and Lori for the Oct. 16 meeting at the Audrey Fran kowski. Euchre HOIIKS. “Anyone who has in common. We need to show the windshield and brush but neglect to say where or Jean Smith, both of Caro. Methodist Church, winners were: men’s high, had someone close to them our families that it is okay for snow off the car this winter, when. Stephen Duane Hughey, Gaget o wn . Bob Schell, men’s low, die will appreciate this ser- them to still grieve, to still One rep. and since he retired, Stan re- One advertised a huge mov- Millington, and Jill Renee Get well cards were signed Donald Craig; women’s vice,” she said. “It is not a remember, and that we re- ally needs a place to hang out ing sale “in Cass City.” Ad- Anderson, Columbiaville. for Estella Leyva and Charlie high, Beverly Louks, and funeral but a time for us to niember, too.’’ sometimes, away from the mittedly, Cass City isn’t very Robert Leslie Farris and Ashmore. Door prizes were low, Marge Zawilinski. come together as a corrimu- “While the Servicc is spon- house.) big, but I wonder how many Alice Soto Garza, both of won by Nettie Doan and The travelling prize went to nity in remembering those sored by Kranz Funeral But to have our first honest potential customers roamed CaIO. Clarence Ventline. Clarence ventiinnc. we’ve loved.” Homes, anyone is invited to to goodness garage sale is the streets looking for it. Richard Gordon Graves Jr. The Remembrance Service attend.” something we’ve only been We’ll also remove signs and Stacy Suzanne Smith, consists of music and inspi- St. Pancratius Catholic able to dream about. when the sale is over. This both of Mayville. rational readings, There is Church is located 3 1/2 Yard sales are okay if the should be the law. Not just ATTENTION also a time for family mem- blocks south of thc light in weather cooperates, but it’s because it’s unattractive and Sr. Citizens’ Menu bers to make a floral tribute. Cass City at 4292 S. Seeger far, far better to have a place thoughtless to clutter up the Senior citizens are asked to where you can store things, landscape with messy, out- make reservations on the day set them up in advance and dated signs, but it makes of the meal between 8 a.m, leave them overnight once people mad when they fol- and 9 a.m. by calling the sale begins, low signs to a sale that was Berenice Sowden, 872-2397. I’m told it can be a little over 2 weeks ago. scary opening the garage Balloons give some indica- NOV. 3-4-7 door and facing that mob of tion of how fresh the sale is early shoppers descending by their very condition. Monday - Pasta with meat sauce, zucchini & tomatoes, Eric Spaulding upon you, but we can surely “CALAMITY JANE” cope with that. We will make sure prices salad bar, garlic bread, dream are clearly marked at our ga- Cellular One is pleased to The last time we had a yard dessert . October 24,25, 26 & 31 and November 1,2, 7,8 & 9 sale, there was a pea-soup rage sale. It’s a lot of work Tuesday - Golden baked TIMES: FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT 8 P.M., SUNDAYS AT 2 P.M. introduce Eric Spaulding as to mark every item, but most Account Representative in fog until about 10 am. We chicken, sweet potatoes, were reluctant to put our people don’t like to have to peas, variety bread, Manda- Tuscola and Sanilac Coun- ask how much it costs. ties. Eric is available to as- merchandise out until we rin oranges. could at least set: where we Some of them will try to Friday - Stuffed green pep- sist customers with all cellu- dicker, even on a 25 cent lar and paging needs. A na- were putting it. pers, cole slaw, European By the time the fog lifted a price, but that’s how garage style veggie, rye bread, apple tive of Caro, Eric is a gradu- sales are, and they have the / V ate of Car0 High School and bit, eager customers were sauce. snatching things out of the right to know how much they StiZZ Time Central Michigan University, are dickering on. To Register For He currently resides in Caro. boxes before niy sister and I CASS CITY CHRONICLE _. What you have to keep in USPS 092-700 could get them to the tables. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY Charmont Lanes That first hour or so can get mind is that you really want AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN a bit hectic. to get rid of your stuff. 6550 Main Street SATURDAY SPINNERS As longtime garage sale The garage looks huge right Second-class postage paid at Cass City, Michigan 48726 (Kids 17 years old and younger league) WE WILL PROFESSIONALLY shoppers, we’ve been taking now, spacious even. But I POSTMASTER: Send address notes. Hopcfully wc’vc have a feeling that in no time changes to I Social Items I CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. PROCESS YOUR DEER TO learned how to, and how not at all, we’ll have all that BOX 115, CASS CITY, MI 48726 1st YOUR SPEC1FICATIONS! Call your local news to, have a good sale. space filled with grandchil- John Haire, publisher League starts November to the Chronicle office First of all, we’ll be sure tu dren toys, workshop tools, Natlonal Advertising Representative. *Every other Saturday starting at 1 p.m. put the location on our ad. garden equipment and all the Michigan Weekly Newspapers, inc., 872-2010 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, You wouldn’t believe how stuff we’re storing up for that Michigan. many people forget that. big sale. Subscription Prices: To post off ices Stan and Melva Guinther When it happens at the I really hopc we’ll be able in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Coun- spent from Wednesday until ties - $15.00 a year or 2 years for Chronicle, we do our best to to get the car in. $25.00, 3 years for‘$35.00, $9.50 for Sunday with their daughter 6 months, and 3 months for $6.50. and son-in-law, Sandy and In Michigan - $18.00 a year, 2 years Andy Welter, in Dayton, $31 .OO. Ohio. In other parts of the United States - $20.00 a year, or 2 years $35.00. Payable in advance. Charrnont fo‘od-n-fun A teacher from Cass City, For information regarding newspaper Elizabeth Dillon, is a mem- advertising and commercial and job 6138 Cass City Rd., Cass City ber of the cast of “Oedipus printing, telephone 872-2010. the King”, presented by the Saginaw Valley State University’s theatre depart- ment Oct. 24, 25, 30 and Nov. 1, 2 at 7:30 p.m. Sun- day shows, Oct. 26 and Nov. 2, were scheduled at 2 p.m. All shows are at the Perform- ing Arts Theatre. Dillon is cast as an attendant. Tommy Brinkman cel- ebrated his 4th birthday Sat- urday, Oct. 18, with a party at McDonald’s. Guests were Brent and Brandon Weaver, At Pizza Villa Wlth This Coupon Dylan Miller, Joey Doerr, Austin Vollmar, Thomas LeValley, Carley Hendrick, One coupon per family - Camel - Buy 2, Get 2 Free Hayley Peters and Garron Nor good wllh any other coupon. SIIKC;EON (;ENEM WARNlNb SIiiokillg Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease Garcia. Madison Brinkman I FJiiphywiiia. diid May Caiiiplicafe PreRnancy I also attended her brother’s L-ii--mmw-inii- NE W RE LEASE” VI DEOS party. After the party, I” I Tommy’s father, Torn $1’’ Any31$500 Brinkman, took the children I I for a ride on the Cass River H.O.G. bus and delivered them home.

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...... Rabbit Tracks The back forty .:.:.:.:.:.:<...... *....’.’...’.’.’.. *...... : by Roger Pond by John Haire $$’ 0 1-97 Roaer Pond ...::::::::::>:; :*:.:.:.y I’m starting to get excited in preparing for this El Nino is advised to clean out their about this El Nino thing. will help us prepare for the gutters. Weather forecasters say this face of America’s changing This might seem like com- year’s El Nino could com- climate,” Witt said. mon sense to the layman, but pare with the 1982-83 event I have to agree with him what do we know about cli- that caused rain, drought, there. I’d rather prepare for mate, weather, global warm- Thanks to Elaine Proctor, we have another state champion, wind, and calm spells in the face of anything than ing?All we know is what the overlooked in our review of championships a couple of weeks much of the world. other parts that could be far news media and the popular ago. She is Carrie Lautner, who scored in the mile, running Government officials, less agreeable. press chooses to tell us. it in 5:0&.5 in 1981. weather experts, and 150 re- The main thrust of the Cali- From what I can tell, that Incidentally, in the same issue that reported Lautner’s porters met in California re- fornia summit was that folks isn’t very enlightening. dchievement, Jim Patnaude was reported as the first state cently to see if they could need to be prepared. Those champion from Owen-Gage. He won in the pole vault with talk El Nino back out to sea. who live in Southern Califor- a jump of 12 feet, 10 inches. Scientists believe hot air nia are advised to keep their from the California summit boots on this winter. ********** could counteract warm air Several experts suggested from the ocean, pushing the those who live in flood-prone When taking pictures of the “tailgate party’’ at Walbro, per- jet stream north, and sending areas should get flood insur- haps 7 out of 10 were wearing outfits supporting University storms to Alaska where folks ance. Folks who have sand- Chronicle Liners of Michigan. AMONG THE SHOPPERS at Friday’s Friends of the Rawson are used to that kind of stuff. bags should get some sand. I suspect that the ratio today would be perhaps 8 out of 10, Memorial Library’s bazaar were: (from left) Ida Wiles, Wendy (Now that I have the jargon Those who have sand are Work Like Magic! following the Wolverine mashing of the Spartans Saturday. down, I believe I could fore- advised to get some bags. Cass City Chronicle Perhaps the ratio would be even higher than 8 out of 10 if Prange, Marge Feebish and Fran Bellew. The one-day event cast weather with the best of People who own firewood Phone 872-2010 there weren’t a few like me (sob), who bleed green to the raised $875. them.) should cover it up. Everyone end. The El Nino summit gives a new slant to the old saying, ********** “Everyone talks about the Cass Citv bicyclist injured weather, but nobody does The Outback Steak House onTittabawassee Road, Saginaw, anything about it.” Now we specializes in steaks and, as reported here previously, the A Cass City girl was injured Hills and Dales General Hos- for her injuries and later re- have an administration that steaks are well above average. early last week when the bi- pital, were she was treated leased. thinks government should do You don’t have to order steaks. My meal was a caesar’s cycle she was riding collided something about everything. salad and a bowl of potato, ham and cheese soup. The salad with a car. I 1 Featured speakers at the was good (if you like anchovies). Cass City police reported California conference were At a steak house, you don’t expect soup to be out of the Amber A. Hughes, 10,6325 Vice PresidentAl Gore, who ~Zinary,but it certainly was the day we were there. It was Main St., was traveling west said, “We are here to get in the soup of the day and probably isn’t always on the menu. on Church Street near West front of this El Nino.” Con- If it is, try it. Street Oct. 20 at 12:09 pm ference organizers were sur- Give the salad a 7 and the soup a 9 on the one-10 scale. when she swerved into the prised to get Gore, consider- path of a westbound vehicle ing the size of his phone bill, driven by Donna S. Lenhard but he found the money of Cass City. somewhere. Hughes was transported by The Vice President was Cass City MMRpersonnel to It’s sure that some of you to the residents. That rates backed up by James L. Witt, were called to answer a sur- about 8, of more interest than head of the Federal Emer- R::tawk vey conducted recently by the problem of crime, which gency Management Agency. Detroit Edison. Some of you checks in about a 7. I rated Witt is a former Arkansas by Rachel Hoard Hospita 1 probably agreed, as I did, to it lower than the use of drugs county judge, who probably spend about 15 minutes an- because drugs affect more understands the weather as You may think it’s early, but After all was said and done, honored for swering questions. families and crime is viewed well as the next person. the junior class is already the only place that was large Just how meaningful the as a lesser problem in the These guys couldn’t attend planning the 1998 Cass City enough and available for the answers will be and how Thumb. (or weren’t invited to) the El JuniorKenior Prom. The May 9th weekend was the support much light they will shed is Finally, public safety gets Nino summit convened by actual planning began at the Eagles Club on M-81 in open to doubt. Major doubt. about a 4 because most folks California Gov. Pete Wilson Hills and Dales General a week before. The republi- end of the last school year, Caro. Hospital was recently recog- The survey was designed to feel comfortable living in the determine how major prob- cans have their own weather but the fund-raising started The next job for Shelly nized for its support of community. way back when they were Hendrick would be to con- lems and issues are viewed It’s certain that your assess- forecasters. freshmen. Tuscola County authorities by the community, Naturally, Witt and the Vice President vince the Cass City School during the Ku Klux Man ment of these issues will be answers will be tinted by per- different. both hinted that El Ninos are Board that the only option rally held last month in Things had been running 0,sonal beliefs and spheres of What makes it worthwhile likely caused by global quite smoothly for them un- they found suitable to hold Patrick H. Finn, Tuscola interest. The survey asks for County Emergency Manage- is not that the results will warming, which is coming til it came time to decide on the prom at was the Car0 ratings on each topic on a 0- change a thing, but it made club. After discussion, the ment coordinator, and Randy up at the United Nations con- the location of this year’s 10 scale. me (and you?) hesitate a ference in a few short week5 prom. In past years the board agreed with her, and Gerber, regional director of What it did was force me to moment and consider where (Tic.ke,ts available at the Mobile Medical Response school board has only al- that is how it came about tbt consider how we are facing we are and where we may he White House.) the prom would be held out Inc., delivered a certificate of * SURGEON QENERAL WARNING Smoklnp Caww hgCmcsr. Heart Dtswss, lowed the prom to be held in the problems and how impor- headed. “The ground we break here Ernphyssmu, And May Complicam Pregnancy the village limits. of the village limits for 1998. appreciation to Dee tant they are to the majority. I asked high school Princi- McKrow, chief executive of- It’s hard for me to believe That changed this year. The pal Dorland Kuntz if he ficer of the hospital. when accessing community class felt that The Colony thought that there would be The certificate lauds the concerns that employment House, Cass City, would be a greater concern for the support and participation of wouldn’t top the list. Give it the only place big enough to safety of the students. He the hospital, which was on an a 10. hold the 250 students that replied, “There is always a “alert” basis to assist both The survey broke down they are expecting. They safety concern for students agencies if needed during the general categories. Concern- soon learned that The Colony the further away from their rally. ing senior citizen programs, House was no longer an op- for instance, it asks how fu- tion because of the business home base that they travel, but I don’t see it to be a Top quality neral assistance, food and closing before May. They milk and adequate health did not feel that the high greater concern because it is care assistance are viewed. school would be large not much further to drive You might have a hard time than The Colony House.” finding top-quality beef at For space reasons, we will enough to fit their quota. stick with a few of the gen- I also talked with 2 seniors, the supermarket if it weren’t The class then turned to one for all the behind-the-scenes eral categories and how I felt Jason Mohr and Jessica the community viewed them. of their advisors, Connie Markel, and they both agreed attention that beef cattk re- Iwankovitsch, for help. Mrs. ceive. An unprotected herd Senior citizen programs that this location would work rate about a 5 in my book. Iwankovitsch put Jim Dale in out just fine. Jason said, “It’s can be hit hard by hordes of charge of calling all the pos- bacteria and viruses, if not Darn important to those al- better than having it in the ready there and those about sible businesses in Bad Axe gym because it is out of the properly vaccinated and and Shelly Hendrick was to cared for. Producers con- ready to qualify, hut not of school setting.” Jessica re- much account to those with call all the prospective places plied, “It’s all right because stantly strive to provide their in Caro, both of them being animals a ration that provides most of a lifetime ahead. people usually go through The environment rates juniors. Car0 top nutrient value. to eat anyway.” about a 6. We’d rate it higher except it’s an area where we talk the talk but often fail to Cass City Public Schools walk the walk. The survey wants to know PROGRESS IN EDUCATION how much summer jobs, from the desk of Ken Micklash, Superintendent scholarships and related ac- tivities concern us. It was Schools XmDroving tempting to put it down the’ list, say about a 4, but how The following editorial, which pertains to the improving trend of Michigan public can you do that when a new schools, was taken from the October 1997 issue of Fortnighter, a publication of the school building and a build- Michigan Association of School Administrators. ing addition is nearing completion? Give it a 6. “If the first month is any indicator, Michigan’s public schools are in for another banner Ranking far down the list is year. Enrollments are up, districts have opened smoothly, and standardized test results downtown development and have risen again. revitalization. I give it about a 3. Remember this is the For the fourth time in 5 years, scores on the ACT college admissions test have increased. community’s reaction as I [n fact, the national composite score has either increased or stayed constant for a record see it. For me as part of a spe- B consecutive years according to data released by the U.S. Department of Education. cial interest group, it ranks at This is at a time when more people than ever are taking the test, which makes it all the the very top, a 10. more remarkable. The very same rating is carned by the community’s Michigan’s composite scQre has always been above the national average and continues reaction for assistance to to improve. This impressive scoring is based on more than 66,000 students being tested small business. last year, which is 68% of our graduates. Scores on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), The questionnaire wants to which is taken by fewer students, are even more impressive. Michigan’s average scorcs find out how important the far outstrip those of the nation. use of drugs and alcohol are

The State’s standardized testing program also showed significant gains, particularly in the area of writing. In addition, the United States’ fourth graders, including Michigan’s, were well above average in math and science when compared with students in 19 other countries.

The results are more evidence of the continuing improvement of our public education system, both in Michigan and elsewhere. This improvement has come about because of the changes and efforts made by schools. They have developed programs to meet the needs of a constantly changing public school population that ranges from special educa- Ernest A. Teichman, Jr. tion to socially and economically disadvantaged to gifted and talented children. Thc task 6240 W. Main is not complete, but significant progress has been made. Cass City, Mich. Phone 872-3388 In economic terms, the puhlic schools are producing an excellent return on investmunt.

Viewed another way, they clearly are good and getting better.” I,.,, *.I*

Slate Farm Insurance Companies Questions can be sent to me at 4868 N. Seeger Street, Cass City, MI 48726. Thank you. Uu aIYI.I< I, Home Offices Blcaminglon. IIIinois PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1997 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ABATE toy run Drug teams seize Bikers deliver for kids 160 pounds of pot Santa Claus roared into the fixings. ceivcd letters from the recipi- An estimated 160pounds of a result, a search warrant was Owendale on a Harley ear- The toys and cash donations ents of thc toys expressing marijuana headed for distri- served at a home in Lapeer ,her this month. were turned over to Family gratitude and appreciation,” bution in the Thumb was County’s Goodland Town- ABATE of Michigan Independence Agency repre- Swalwell said. “That means seized by police in Lapeer ship, north of Imlay City. ,(American Bikers Aiming sentatives, who took the so much to our members County last week. One suspect has been iden- Towards Education) Region items back to their respective who attend the toy run. tifjed and warrants will be 7 Coordinator Dave Brown counties for Christmas deliv- “All the toys collected stay The marijuana has street TNusought officials in the said. near future, of Car0 donned his Santa ery. Karen Foster repre- in our 3-county area. And all value of $1.5 million, ac- suit, strapped on his toys, and sented Sanilac County, Cathi the money collected is cording to Thumb Narcotics The investigation was a he and his wife, Barb, gath- Pettit represented Tuscola tagged for purchasing toys Unit (TNU) officers, who joint effort involving DEA- aered with 150 other motor- County, and ABATE Public only,” she noted. reported Friday that they re- Saginaw, TNU,Lapeer City cyclists at Ralph’s Tavern in Relations Coordinator “This year, the final total ceived information from the Police Department and Owendale Oct. 5 to celebrate Sharon Swalwell accepted was $1,011 and over 300 Drug Enforcement Agency Michigan State Police, the group’s 7th Annual Toy Huron County’s donations. toys,” added Swalwell, who Task Force-Saginaw, and as Lapeer Post. Run. As the holidays near, the lauded Ralph’s Tavern for its Each person attending the toys will be wrapped and annual sponsorship of the toy event donated a new toy or delivered by the Family In- run as well as the business’ $10, and everyone enjoyed a dependence Agency. continued generosity in other Smoke damages meal of roastcd hog with all “In past years, we have re- ABATE benefits. ABATE organizes the Ever- green Park hcnefit held cach Sanilac residence June, a hospice howl-a-thon in the winter, food drives The cause of a house fire Fire fighters were called to year-around, and Adopt-a- about 8 miles south of Cas the home at 11:36 a.m. Deadline for submitting items in the calendar is the Fri- Highway on M-53. ABATE day noon before publication. members also attend area high school drivers education classes to remind new driv- vestigation at this point.” ers to be aware of motor- Fire Chief Ron Pawloski #Tuesday,October 28 cycles on Michigan high- CASS CITY debaters (above) brought home 10 trophies from reported the Daniel Stomber Cass City firemen, who re- AAUW Halloween Carnival & Middle School Spook ways. residence, located east of M- mained at the scene for ahout a 53 at 5896 E. Deckerville 90 minutes, were assisted by House, 5-7 p.ni. Cass City Middle School. Ages 3- 12. ABATE members meet recent tournament held near AmArbor, The Red Hawks monthly at Ralph’s Tavern on have high hopes of continued success as they prepare for their Rd., sustained an estimated the Argyle, Lamme, Thursday, October 30 the first Sunday of every $lo,ooo in smoke damage Kingston and Elmwood- 22. Gagetown fire departments. Costume Carnival Extravaganza at Novesta Church of month starting at 4 p.m. The final 2 regular season tourneys, followed by preliminary state Oct. Christ, 6:30-8 p.m. No charge. Games, prizes, snacks, public is always welcome to competition. candy, puppet show. Call 872-3658 for information. attend and learn more about Friday, October 31 ABATE. HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Research a key Alcoholics Anonymous and AI-Anon, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. Saturday, November 1 Cass City debate team Order of Eastern Star open installation of officers, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Everyone welcome. “prepared”for success Monday, November 3 Ask Cass City High School t c a 111 111 it t e s , s o p h o m or e s last January. Hoelzle said the Tuscola County Humane Society monthly meeting, 7 p.m,, Debate Team members the Kristy Ryan and Jesse 2-week debate camp she at- ’Iechnology Center (formerly Skill Center) in Caro. secret of their success, and Hillaker, and junior Rose tended earlier this ycar along Novesta Twp. Board meeting, 7:30 p.m. chances are good they won’t Hoelzlc, all agree time spent with Oesch and Ryan also Wednesday, November 5 hesitate with an answer. resciuching this year’s topic proved to he a big help. “Being prepared,” said jun- - increasing rcnewable en- Tn dehate, a 2-person team Duplicate Bridge 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone welcome. ior Becky Oesch. crgy sources - has paid off presents an affirmative argu- Last week’s winners: Bill DuPuis and John Haire. “And keeping your ears big. nmt in favor of solar or wind open and heing able to im- The debaters noted they and power, tor exaniplc, and an- Thursday, November 6 provise,” added senior An- tlie rest ofthe Cass City team other team presents an argu- Friends of the Library meeting, 930 a.m., at Rawson drew Hartwick. have been researching the ment opposing the affirma- Memorial Li hrary. The pair, along with 3 other topic since it was announced tivc presentation. Which is why it’s so impor- tant to spend a lot of time exploring and learning about a given year’s dehatc topic. The Cass City debaters have Sponsored by Kei[y & CZ Realty done their homework and it shows. The team has won The cass schOO1 sra/fis Cindy Keyscr, Cass city, says if ahout 20 trophies in just 3 basketball, baseball, and CCD when not proud topresent the October, 19979 in tournanien t appearances this FUN! I{e would like to become an school. Ilc would like to be a professional SUNDAY’S SNOWFALL apparently was just too much to Outstanding Students at CCMS. architect or a scientist one day. ycar. athlete someday. Half of the trophies came Sth Grade Nathan Laming, son of Louis and Andy Veneziano, son of James and Julie resist for some talented Cass City residents, who created this Aaron Bulla, son of Larry and Gail Anna Laming, Cass City, likes lunch, from the Dextcr Tournament, Veneziano, Cass City, likes riding hs bike held earlier this month near pair of snow persons in front of the Cass City Church of the Bulla, Cass City, llkes playing football recess, the teachers, kmg with friends, and playing With his computer when not in and says physical education is his favorite and reward days the best about school. Ann Arbor, where the Red school. He hopes to become a pilot or a Hawks advanced in every Nazarene. class in school. Cole Mellendorf, son of Dan and Gail computer programmer after completing his division they entered, claim- 1 Stephanie Richards, daughter of Scott Mellendorf, Cass City, wants to go to education ing 10 trophies in all. The and Janet Richards, Cass City, likes college and become a doctor or 8th Grade basketball, softball, and puzzles. She honors included 3 of thc top archeologist. He likes Science, Social Sarah Hoppe, daughter of Melvin and would llke to go to college and become a 5 individual speaking tro- Walbro Studies, and Exploratories the best at Micia Hoppe, Cass City, likes &kg ~b .* phies and a first-place finish You are teacher one day. SChOOl. her hends and meeting new people-the Jeff Tenbush, son of Douglas and in the opcn team division. kehnMssoV& daughter of Mike best about school. Sarah hopes to be a hires invited Karen Tenbush, Cass City, likes playing and Kelley Missovich, Cas Citv. says she teacher or police officer one day. With only 2 more regular #I “ season tournaments left this on his computer when not in school. He likes talking with friends and getting a Sherry Putmaa, daughter of Thorn and to a plans to join the army and has plans of new middle school that has just one floor year, Cass City Coach Chad O’Brien Louise Ponder, Cass City, llkes cross Daniels is beginning to look becoming a police officer. the best about school. She plans to country, cheerleading, and hanging with 6th Grade become an astronomer or a teacher. fnends when not in school. She would like forward to watching his Peter V. O’Brien has joined Walbro Corporation as re- SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE Alison Emmert, daughter of Chuck and Josh O’Dell, son of Doug and Kris to help others a career in nursing. charges compete at the state thru gional human resources Amy Ernmert, Cas City, enjoys sports, O’Dell, Cass City, enjoys playing fmtball Kerry Shagene, daughter of Bill and level. manager - North America. playing the piano, singing, movies, and and basketball. He hopes to play Atidrea Shagene, enjoys student council, Daniels said he believes his Sunday, November 2, 1997 being with friends when not in school. basketball professionally some day. explorator). classes, lunch, fnends, and novice debaters will advdnce The announcement was brry Galloway, son of Joel and Lpda Joshua Wark, son of Rob and Kun dances the best about school. She hopes to beyond districts, which re- made by Frank E. Bauchiero, 3:OO p.m, Galloway, Cass City, enjoys football when Wark, Cass City, llkes gymnastics and attend college and would llke to major in quires a team to win 5 of 8 president and chief operating not in school. Larry plans to follow in going to the mall when not in school. His the performing arts or medical field. debates. Last year’s team did officer, Walbro Corporation. Brewster Shaw‘s shoes and become an goal is to one day be in the Olympics. Steve Slosser, son of Steve and Peggy just that and went on to be O’Brien will be responsible St. Pancratius Catholic Church for all human resources ac- astronaut. 7th Grade Slosser, Caro, enjoys fishing and hunting named the best Class C team 1292 S. Seeger St., Cass City, Michigan Eric Hanby, son of Jim and kta Hanby, in the state tournament. tivities within the North Jessica Nicol.-Y daunhter of John and when not in school. He would llke to work American region, including Cass City, would llke to be a pilot or a Gayle Nicol, Cass City, enjoys traveling for the Department of Natural Resources The question is, how will secret senice agent someday. HISfavorite when not in school. She is also very after graduation. the novice debaters stack up employment, labor and em- sponsored by activities outside of school are Boy Scouts, excited about getting a new middle to teams from all classes, ployee relations, compensa- KRANZ FUNERAL HOMES hs paproute, and Awana. school. Pictured belmv front row &r): Josh Daniels said. tion and benefits, and train- Sarah Hobbs, daughter of James and Alissa Pasant, daughter of Ed and O’Dell, Larry Gallmay, Aaron Burla, The varsity team, mean- ing and development, He will Cass City and Kingston Deborah Hobbs, Cass City, likes playing Carol Pasant, Cass City, enjoys Stephmie Richards, Jeff Tenbusch while, is already a lock-in for report to Bauchiero. basketball, takng on the phone, softball, rollerblading, playing sports, and being Second: Cole hlellendor/; Steve Shser, state based on its overall pcr- O’Brien comes to Walbro and going to other people‘s bouses the best with friends when not in school. She LeeAnn Missavich, Joshua Wark mud: formance to-date, and the Corporation from Tenneco 111 when not in school She would llke to would llke to c81~yon the family tradition Andy Veneziano, AhKundinger, Sheny team is looking to better its Automotive Division, become a pharmacist or play in the WNBA and become a teacher some day. hcrman, Nathan Laming, Sara Hobbs fifth place finish last year. Deerfield, Ill., where he held the position of labor relations Plumbing after completing her education. Nick Turner, son of Jim and Joyce Back: Alison Emmcrt, Hanby, The preliminary state coni- /I( Eric BK Alex Kundinger, son of David and Turner, Cass City, enjoys football, Sarah Hoppe, Kerry Shugene, Nick petition for novice dehaters manager, He has also held a Turner, and Aksa Pmant. gets underway i ti Deccniher, number of positions at Mon- followed by state competi- roe Auto Equipment, includ- Service tion a week later. District ing employee relations man- action for varsity debaters ager. Prior to joining Mon- 42 15 Maple St., Cass City will begin in January, fol- roc, O’Brien held a variety of Kevin Mika/ Bryce McIntosh lowed by the statc tourncy. personnel positions at Rock- If attitude and expectations Tenn Paperboard Products Halloween Special, count, the Cass City dchat- and at Mobil Corporation, ers should be in the thick of He holds an M.S. in indus- now thru Oct. 31 both tourneys. trial relations from the Uni- get roots and goblins removed from “We have high goals,” coni- versity of Wisconsin and a mented Hartwick when B,A, in history and urban your main sewage drain for the asked if he and his fellow studies from Michigan State dehaters are surpriscd at their University. O’Brien will be scary low price of success so far this year. “We based in Walbro’s North have high standards when we American Regional Head- $48.00 go.” quarters in Auburn Hills. *price applies to people with city sewage only, charges include all service call and labor; some restrictions may apply. For your plumbing needs call InvitatioKi Traditional @ 6tylish (517)872-5571111 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cass City Chronicle Sat. 8 a.m. to noon 872-2010 After hours call 670-6262 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1997 PAGE FIVE

...... 0-G holds Make Halloween Fun Down Memory Lane conferences-- a From the files of the Chronicle For Everyone for parents Please plan your SYEARS AGO ing into their new building at 25 YEARS AGO Jezewski, general chairman, Parentkeacher conferences A 6254 Division St. Nov. 6, Hard luck dogged the will be held today (Wednes- Herbert 0. Beecher, 61, of with service at the new loca- A $40,000 addition now driver's seat of a Gagetown day) in the Owen-Gage High TRICK or TREATIN G Deford was found dead in his tion expected to begin Nov. under construction at Auto- husband and wife involved in School cafeteria and in the car Friday morning after suf- 9. motive Industries Inc., of 2 separate accidents within 2 Gagetown Elementary Hours: 5:30 - 7:QO p.m. fering what was apparently Lori Ingles, 30, of Cass Owendale, will be used for days this past week. Mrs. School gymnasium from 1 to a fatal heart attack. Police on City, died Saturday afternoon both storage and working Milton Powell, 38, and her 7 p.m. the scene, judging by equip- at St, Mary's Hospital in space. The automotive inte- daughter Sandra, 12, were Parents are encouraged to Friday, October 31 ment found in the car, theo- Saginaw after the vehicle she rior trim factory produces injured when Mrs. Powell's attend and talk with their rized that he probably went was driving early the same approximately 3 112-4 mil- car and another car collided child's teacher and visit in- into a field a little less than a morning crashed head-on lion sun visors a year, at a at an open intersection Sat- formational booths manned mile from his home to repair into a tree about 2 miles west rate of about 18,000 a day. urday. Two days earlier Mr. by the juniodsenior high some fences on the property. of Cass City., Kenneth J. Hayes, 22, of Powell was uninjured in an principal, school nurse, The car was found head first Cass City High School will Cass City, was scheduled to accident 5 miles east of school counselor and driver's in a 20-foot deep drianage no longer have an assistant undergo surgery at St. Luke's Owendale. education staff. ditch and the victim was principal-athletic director af- Hospital, Saginaw, Thursday, pinned inside. ter the current holder of the for a fractured left femu;, Retired Cass City business position, Russ Biefer, takes which he suffered in a Sun- Thanks You For Your owner Laura Bryant has been over as high school principal day motorcycle accident. He named Woman of theyear by starting Jan. 1, next year. was listed in good condition Cooperation.. Using the Cass City Business and Ken Micklash, superinten- Tuesday. Professional Women's Club. dent-elect, made the an- A faulty furnace was The OflciaUy VirginiaAusl ander, Decker, nouncement this week. The blamed as the cause of an has invested 40 years in 4-H reduction in staff is expected early morning Saturday fire V-6,Auto., 58,000 miles, Air; Cruise, Tilt, Sanctioned Hours. as a volunteer adult leader, 4- to save the school about that swept the rural trailer Auto Locks & Windows. H Council member and fair $20,000 this year. home of the John R. Creamer board member. A member of Jordan College is eyeing family and claimed the life NO TRICKS, JUST TREATS m the Laing 4-H Club in the Cass City as a possible site of 3-year-old Larry Scott Cass City Village early 1930s, she still has the for a new Thumb campus, Creamer. Mrs. Creamer man- $8,7950° H;; certificates she received for Honored at the Oct. 20 aged to escape with her 2 Council completing canning and meeting of the 8th District's other children, ages 2 and 5. Call Garth... Halloween clothing project reqirements. Women's Christian Temper- Cass City's new artist in The Cass City Red Hawks ance Union's 307th conven- residence is no stranger to DWIGHT'S AUTO rolled over Marlette, 29-8, to tion was area resident Harriet those who attended Artrain SALES finish second in the Blue Bay Rayl, who was named last summer. Delores Garth Conference. Jason Morgan Woman of the Year of the Slowinski, assistant director 1525 E. Car0 Rd,, Caro 51 7-673-7758 O'Mara had the best game of his ca- Cass River District. WCTU until about a month ago, has reer, according to Coach Don president Ruth Dorman recently established resi- Markel. crowned Mrs. Rayl, the old- dence at the Dillman School, Wet, heavy snow was est member, who will be 84 where she has set up her blamed for downed power next March. looms and will spend her lines that affected 500 cus- A nearly month-long ordeal time weaving. tomers last week in Cass involving the missing brother Kim Hill, 16, underwent City. The heavy snowfall of Cass City resident Dave surgery on his elbow in St. caused a large tree branch to Ackerman ended early last Luke's Hospital, Saginaw, down lines on Leach Street week when 'the man was Tuesday morning. He was south ofThird Street Oct, 20. found dead by an elderly injured in a football game couple about 2 miles north- last week. 10 YEARS AGO west of his Clare Coutny Home. The 80-year-old 35 YEARS AGO Employees of the United Alzheimer's disease victim Parcel Service in Cass City had wandered from his home are gearing up to begin mov- Sept. 21. For the first time in over 8 years, a Cass City High School student has received Resident of the Month recognition for a high score on the National Merit Schol- arship Qualifying Test (NMSQT), according to Jim Seals, high school guidance on July 8, 1997, She has director. Slated to receive a been a member of the Letter of Commendation for community for at hast W her high score on the test is years. 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*’ Cold shooting qualifies for O=Gbows to state finals Although the Cass City Cross Country team was not in the team competition, North Huron Craig Emmert earned indi- vidual honors at the Greater Thumb West conference The Owen-Gage Bulldogs the final 8 minutes. She meet, won by Reese with 35 needed to play at the top of scored 28 and Heidi Brown points. their ability to register a win counted 22 to score all but 9 over tough Kinde North HU- of North Huron’s points. Emmert finished fourth ron Thursday. The Bulldog offense was with a time of 18:05.6to earn carried by Tonya Smith in the a place on the all-conference Instead, the Bulldogs last half, when she scored 12 team. Individual honors missed their first 9 shots in of her 13 points, and Vargo, went to Nick Lubacrewski the game before Cassie who scored 9 of her team with a time of 17:49. Reese Vargo converted a free throw high 15 points after the in- walked away with the team midway through the quarter. termission. champion ship with 30 By that time North Huron Owen-Gage will be favored points, compared to USA’s was off to a 5-1 lead on the to post its second win of the 35 points. way to a 59-35 decision. season Thursday at Caseville in a North Central Thumb Emmert also qualified for the state finals with a 12th OWEN-GAGE’S CASSIE Vargo is place finish Saturday with his personal best time of end of the period, trailing 7- denied by North Huron’s Jodi Yaroch 17:31.43. 3. 0-G-KLNDE during Thursday’s NCTL tilt. Vargo’s Best times this season for The gap widened in the sec- OWEN-GAGE - Smith 4-0 team high 15 points weren’t enough for other Cass City runners: ond period as the taller visi- (5-9) 13; M.Vag0 1-0 (1 -3) Brad Ypma, 20:06; Jeremy tors controlled the boards to 3; Bickel 2-0 (0-4) 4; C. the hosts, who suffered a 59-35 defeat. Klinkman, 21 :58; Ben DEREK HOWARD releases a pass Friday despite the defen- move ahead 22- 13 at the half. VN~O4-1 (4-10) 15. Adam, 19:42;MattDerfiny, sive pressure from Atlanta’s Rod Moss. Howard tossed for a TOTALS - 11-1 (10-28) 35. 20:42, and Karin Von Usslar, Whatever chances Owen- Women’s self-defense 24:06. pair of Bulldog scores in their 70-20 non-conference loss. Gage had of moving back KINDE - DeBlois 0-0 (I -3) into contention in the last 1; Brown 8-2 (0-1) 22; M. half were quickly quelled by O’BW 9-2 (4-6) 28; YXoch class set in Bad Axe Fumbles hurt Melissa O’Bee, who burned 2-0 (0-0) 4; Schraiiiski 1-0 The Huron County MSU M~iday,Nov. 1’1, from 7 to the nets with 11 points in the (0-6) 2; Loge1 1-0 (0-0) 2. Extension is sponsoring a 9 p.rn., at the Huron Expo third quarter and 12 more in TOTALS - 21-4 (5-18) 59. women’s self-defense class Center, Soper Road, Bad

- Axe. ,4 Thc cost of the class is $5 Defense fails as Atlanta Fabulous pcr pcrson. Pre-registration aiid payment must be made Four’s m at the Huron MSU Extension r oftice hy Nov. 10. The class rolls past 0-G, 70-20 will hc limited to the first 30 Fearless pcrsons to register. pay dirt. The -other‘Bulldog Clarke Tom Doug Monte Oswald, Training Owen-Gage gridiron Coach John Joe Candela blames his Bull- score was recorded by Joel Haire Haire Montgomery Wyatt Ofticcr at thc Michigan State Bolzman, who hauled in a 44 Forecast Police Academy, will show dog defense for Friday’s October 31 yard pass from sophomorc part 1 I: i pan ts how to protect whipping by visiting Atlanta. Yale at Bad Axe Yale Yale Yale Yale The loss, 70-20, was Derek Howard. Cass City Cass City thcmselvcs ifom attack. Of- Marlette at Cass City Cass City Cass City ficcr Oswald will discuss vic- Candela’s worst in his first Leading 39- 12, the Hushes Frankenmuth Frankenmuth Fran kenmuth “We could score points, but 7 assists. Lakers at Frankenmuth Frankenmuth tim awarc t~css,preventative year as head of the Bulldog sealed their victory with the Mayville at Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston program. Reese approaches, how not to be- help of Nick Spano’s and Jay Sandusky at Reese Reese Sandusky Sandusky Cunningham’s fumble re- USA USA conic a victinn, physical tac- Harbor Beach at USA USA USA tics for sclf-protection, and “Our defense has played turns for touchdowns. A-F at Arenac Eastern Arenac East. Akron - Fair. Arenac East . Arenac East. well all year. I think the most Memphis Memphis v a r i o 11s psycho 1o g ic a 1 ap - Bulldogs Bolzman and N. Huron at Memphis Memphis Memphis preaches. points we’ve allowed was AuGres-Sims AuGres-Sims Owen-Gage at AuGres AuGres-Sims Owen-Gage Women of all ages are en- something like 32,” lamented BCAS BCAS BCAS BCAS at Garber BCAS coiiragcd to attcnd. Do not he Candela. niislcd into thinking that “But we couldn’t stop At- 6-4 6-4 6-4 Last Week’s Totals 7-3 siich ii violent act could never lanta offensively.” (51-20) 72% (42-29) 59% (48-23)68% (47-24) 66% Percentages h;qq~clito you. The Bulldogs, 1-8 overall, will play for pride only in GM Employees & Immediate Family k embers- their final game of the sea- J? son this Friday when they IiUiI WHOLE Why pay Opt. II price for a ‘97 mode I, when travel north to meet AuGres. HOUSE Candela says, “AuGres is FULL OF Pat Curtis will sell all ‘97 or ‘98 MODELS on the bubble for making it \ into the play-offs. I hope our EYE CARE OPT, I OUT OF STOCK! kids can get up and play the spoiler.’’ & EYEWFAR Against At 1ant a, Don WINDOWS $1199” Edwards scored 5 touch- ‘Based on 6 double hungs & 1 pklure window 1200 sq. In. - downs before the break to FOR EVERYONE lead the Huskies’ offense. Professional eye Edwards gave the North Star League visitors a 13-0 exams edge entering the second Prescriptions filled quarter with scoring runs of Large selection of 25 and 26 yards. frames The Owen-Gage offense All types of contacts was able to trade markers No-line bifocals with their guests prior to the intermission and stood Glasses repaired within striking distance - Blue Cross & VSP trailing 25-12 - before Edwards bolted to a pair of participant touchdowns in the final DAVID C. minute of the half. m BATZER II, 0.D With window purchase for sub-structure Aaron Baker put Owen- Professional Eye Care Gage on the board first when WINDOWS Free Garden Window he slipped past the Atlanta Bad Axe Cass City scrimmage line and outran 269-7263 872-3404 Free Sereendlocks the secondary 62 yards to Free Double Strength Glass units now! - $Roo Free Thermo Glass ~ko-1n606y Insurance

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OREATER THUMB WEST GREATER THUMB WEST HLWL5 2 114 UL UL 5171 R88M 5296 USA 5171 Cass Ci 42855278 Key games ahead WAS 51 62 WAS ca8s clty 3335 USA 9459 Mayville 2426 Bad Axe 2 ‘5 5 10 1526 Mayville 07114 in hoop title chase -Bad* League Axe cothamps0617 GREATER THUMB EAST %‘ervil* UL7 0 HL8 0 GREATER THUMB EAST SEbPnl WL %!L Fresh from a decisive 69-39 Mellendorf counted 4 bas- were in double figures for BmwnClty 6 1 7 1 sew 8 0 140 kets. Cass City. cm-Lex 4353 HarborBeach 6 2 10 4 victory over the Bad Axe HPrborBeach 4 3 4 4 YSb 5 3 104 Ulfig was the top rebounder Y& 3435 Hatchets Thursday, the Cass The second quarter pro- Deckervilla 5 3 1b 4 for Cass City with 13, includ- uw 25262535 Marlene 3559 City Red Hawk hoop team’s duced results that coaches Btownctty 3 5 7 7 chances for a Greater Thumb ing 3 on offense. ssnduskYMarlette 0708 28410 like to see. Eight players League champs wCms-Lex 0859 West title will depend on its shared in the scoring and effort in the next 3 games. NCTL none scored more than 2 CC - BA HL vi1 NCTL field goals. The balanced 52 4062 HL YL Not that victories in the Kingston 3161 3 N. Huron 2235 9 1112 scoring resulted in a 21 :point CASS CITY - Maharg 2-4 69 41133 105 games will assure a title, but p”B”4agaA-Fairgmve effort and a 40-17 half-time (0-0) 16; B. Dore 3-0 (2-4) 01 43 1 7 a loss would severely dam- 5596 lead. 8; McNeil2-0 (1-2) 5; Lww- age hopes and 2 losses just 5567 Zawilinski 0-2 (0-0)6; S. 5569 about kill any chances for a FRIDAY’S RESULTS 1Q111 The Hatchets played the Dore 1-0 (0-0) 2; Rea 2-0 0 10 championship. BadUSA Axe 30, EPBP12, Burton 26 Atherton 6 1 11 Hawks on even terms in the (2-2) 6; Ulfig 4-0 (4-6) 12; @CAS37, Cas3 City 14 If Cass City were to win the third quarter as Aleatha Mellendorf 7-0 (0-0) 14. Brown YaM 8 Cii38. WESDAV’S OAMES next 3 games, it would be a Johnson converted a pair of TOTALS 21-6 (9-14) 69. Deckerville 20. Cm-Lex B - Harbor Beach 26, Ubly 20 remarkable turn-around for treys and 2 regular baskets $andusky 45. Madone 8 EP8P ai Bad Axe BCAS at Mayvillr Mayvib 30. Rem27 Coach Jim Mastie’s charges. for 10 of her game high 19 BAD - Howatd 1-0 (6- Y~IO Brown ~ky AXE AnantP 70, mQage20 ai points. ?edr4a,Athley0 USA at CasCi 6) 8; Walter 0-0 (2-2) 12; llMy at Deckewille Tuesday Cass City was to North Huron 28. A-FJrgrove 0 play USA, which already The Hawks took charge Mooney 1-0 (1-2) 3; Polcga SandmkyCm-Lex at at MarletteH. Beach 0-0 (2-2) 2; Bailey 1-0 (0-0) held a decision over the again in the last quarter with ANDREA REA found room to score on this short jump shot THIS FRIDAY’S GAMES CPS at Kingston Hawks. Thursday Reese is a 15-8 advantage as Nicolette 2; Taylor 1-0 (0-0) 2; YaleBrown at CityBed at Axe Vawr PotlNwlh Hop Huron et atCaseville A-Fairgrove Johnson 5-2 (3-4) 19; Thursday against visiting BadAxe. Rea tallied 6 points in Cass the opponent and Tuesday, Zawilinski hit a pair of treys. Marlene at Cass City Owen-Gage at Peck VanErp 0-0 (1-2) 1. Cros-Lex at New Haven Nov. 4, Bay City All Saints 16; Mellendorf, City’s 69-39 Greater West win, Armada at Wervilb Maharg, TOTALS 9-2 (15-18) 39. Thumb comes to town. The Cougars 14, and Shelly Ulfig, 12, - EPBP at Frankenmuth THURSDAY’S GAMES handed Cass City one of its Harbor Beach at USA Meyville at KinQston Bad Axe at USA worst losses of the year, 70- North Huron at Memphle EPBP a1 BCAS Owen-Gage at Au Gms Clty at Cros-Lex 53, in the first meeting. Almonf at Ubb Casa City at Rwaa Sandudry at Rwse HarborQdcmUIa Beach at Sanduskyat Marlene One of the reasons for the Fall to All Saints A-Fairgrove at Arenac Eastern Ubiy at Yab SATURDAY’S GAMES decisive loss to All Saints Owen-Gage at Caseville was City’s inability to GarberCapac 8tat Peck8CAS North Huron at CPS Cass Kingston at Port Hope handle the press. Hawks favored in final End of regular seas011 A-Fairprove at Peck Bad Axe tried the press Thursday and it bothered the Hawks. Cass City avoided turnovers most times down game against Marlette the floor, but failed to pick up easy baskets with a press break. Of course, it wasn’t neces- There’s nothing at stake in Friday at Bay City All Saints score and the Hawks trailed sary for the Hawks to pile up the final game of the season as the Cougars dominated at the intermission, 22-0. easy hoops to top the Friday when the Hawks meet the Hawks in a 37-14 deci- Cass City recovercd a classed Hatchets, winless Marlette in a non- sion. fumhle of the opening kick- off and Cass City fans had you’re with Lindsay Mhug hit- league game ih CaSs City. The win enabld All Saints ting consistently from out- Nothing at stake other than a to share the Greater Thumb momentary visions of an- 1 side and Kara Mellendorf win that would give the team West title with USA and Lak- other stirring comeback like handling much of the scor- a 4-5 record for the season, ers, all with 5-1 records. the team produced against ing from the inside, the which would equal or exceed Mayville as Matt Irrer cov- coverea, All Saints just dominated Hawks jumped off to a 19-8 expectations when the sea- ered 15 yards and Kyle both sides of the line, Coach Daniel ran for 6 for the first lead. In the initial quarter son began. Tom Oesch said, They Maharg tossed in a pair of The Hawks’ chances to fin- Hawk score. proved to be the better foot- But All Saints quickly treys and a 2-pointer. ish above 500 were smashed ball team. Rl$? dashed those hopes when The game was all hut de- Eric Horner took a 27-yard cided in the first half as Curt pass from Nick Grange to Bannigan roamed through score. McVey Agency Inc. big holes in the Hawk line to OPENING DAY of pheasant hunting The Hawks added another 4546 Leach St. score 2 of his 4 touchdowns. touchdown in the final period was successful for Michael Wark of The first came on simplc a on a Zawilinski toss to Bill Cass City, Mich. power play through the Goodall good for 10 yards. Cass City. Wark turned 12 this year (517) 872-4860 middle of the line when he Bannigan added 2 more and completed Hunter Safety classes to broke 2 tackles and went 84 touchdowns to complete the yards. scoring for All Saints. obtain his hunting license. He went with For a free protection review- IL AND FILTER Unable to run consistently, the Hawks tried to ride the his uncle John who owns property Being in good hands is the only place to be: CHANGE strong right arm of Heath CC BCAS north of Cass City. IP Zawilinski, but it backtired First Downs 11 13 as the Cougars intercepted il Rushes 37 34 9 New oil (up lo 5 qt ) New Mopar oil ttlter pair of tosses that led to Rush yards 141 352 Check fluid levels $1695 I touchdowns. The first turn- Pass, complete 6/16 317 II Pedorm inspection 11 lo-point Free vehicle wash over was followed by Yards passing 86 66 Prorsnl lhis colpon when order is wrlnen Bannigan’s touchdown jaunt Intercepted 21 Coup~iricannot be used wilh any other coupon rpecrals or Ilks servue Vehclar requiring rpscub’srlra 011 slightly higher besel trucks exlra and the swond set UP t& SK- Penalties 4/50 8/75 Customer IS raoponsMe lor odes tax and €PA lees ond Cougar score, a 20-yard run by Dave Gwizdala. Af- M-F 8:OOam - 8:OOprn; Sit 0:OOmm - 2:OOpm ter both of the first 2 touch- Showroom nounl downs, All Saintscan the hall M fh Er3Omm - 8:OOmm: Tu. W. F 8:SOnm - 0:OOpm for the extra points. The winners erased all doubts of the outcome when Bannigan went 81 yards to

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Hill Goodall Scores for Cass City PAGE ElGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDWDAY, OCTOBER 29,l99 7 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN b I NEED A NEW CAR OR TRUCK? Holbrook Area News Mrs. Thelma Jackson "OVER 200 NEW & USED CARS Phone 658-2347 AND TRUCKS AVAILABLE" "Every Make and Model" John Sullivan of West Jim Hewitt visited Ken Marney met Mr. and Mrs. FARM BUREAU ****** Ron Ouvry Bloomfield and Mrs. Charlie Sullivan Tuesday evening. Frank Terry of Elkton at 11 Home 872-2495 For Your Best Buy- Corbishley of Bad Axe were Beverly Rockefeller was a Wendey's in Bad Axe for The East Sheridan Judy Doerr was a Monday Farm afternoon guest Mr. and Business 269-978 1 Sunday guests of Mr. and Wednesday afternoon guest supper Monday. Bureau met at the home of of II Mrs. Jim Hcwitt. of Reva Silver. Mrs. Gerald Wills and Reva Mrs. Jim Hewitt. CALL ME TODAY! II Jim and Kay Sweeney Thurs- Eight members of theTrav- Bob Cleland Sr. of Mrs. Ray Depcinski and Silver visited Beverly day evening. Waterford spent from Mon- Mrs. Allen Depcinski were Rockefeller Saturday after- eling Breakfast Club met at day through Wednesday with among a busload ofthe Over noon. After the business meeting, Big Boy Restaurant in Bad Mrs. Alex Cleland and Carol 50 Club from Bad Axe who Mr. and Mrs. Greg Krozek, cards were played and prizes Axe Thursday morning for Laming. He was a Tuesday went on a tour to Indian Ryan and Samantha of Kinde were won by Dorothy breakfast. They will meet at evening guest of Mr. and River to see the Cross in the were Sunday afternoon Heleski and Ray Depcinski. McDonald's Food and Fam- Mrs. Ken Osentoski and a Woods Catholic Church and guests and Carol Osentoski, Low prizes were won by Vir- ily store in Bad Axe next Wednesday forenoon guest the Crucifix Cross before Kristin, Matthew and Brad- ginia Sweeney and Clarence week. of Mr. and Mrs. Dick going to the Call of the Wild ley of Bad Axe were Mon- Heleski. Reva Silver, Larry Silver Wall ace. stuffed animals museum at day evening guests of Mr. The next meeting will be and Mrs. Gerald Wills visited Marvel Wilcox, Ben Pow- Gaylord. The group had sup- and Mrs. Ray Depcinski for held Nov. 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wills at Call Us - 872-2010 ers and Lois Cardenas of Bad per at the Sveden House in their 46th wedding anniver- Jim and Virginia Sweeney. Port Austin Sunday after- Axe, Mrs. Larry Konkel and Bay City on their way home. sary. The hostess served a lunch. noon. I With Ideas For Feature Stories I Marney attended the Holt, Pat and Sally Bell and Mich., Assembly of Jehovah Lauren of Carp Lake were Witnesses Saturday. Wednesday evening and Mrs. Curtis Cleland spent Thursday guests of Jim and Wednesday afternoon with Kay Sweeney. FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL Florence Watson. Mrs. Gerald Wills was a Sunday breakfast and Friday EXTENDED supper guest of Reva Silver. HOMIEMAmRS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Depcinski were among a Nine members and 2 guests SCHEDULES large group who attended the of the Greenleaf Extended 6 o'clock Mass at St. Homemakers met at the Columbkille Catholic home of Mrs. Curtis Cleland Church for Mr. and Mrs. Joe at noon Thursday for a pot- Wolschlager's 50th wedding luck lunch. anniversary. A reception fol- After the business meeting, lowed at Colony House. Charlotte Particka gave the Mrs, Martin Sweeney vis- lesson on depression. ited Mrs. Gerald Wills The group donated a book Wednesday afternoon. of poems to the Cass City Karen King and Mrs. Allen Library in memory of Depcinski were Sunday af- Marion Gray. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD ternoon guests of Mrs. Glen The next meeting will be (Home games in bold type) Nov. 13 for a Thanksgiving Games start at 7:30 p.m. Shagena. I (Home games in bold) Aug.28 ...... Cass City 34, Car0 41 OCt. .2 ...... Cass City 54, Mayville 37 Florence Watson was a Fri- buffet at Ubly Heights with Sept.2 - .... Cass City41, Harbor Beach 52 ...... 7 ...... CasS City 44, Yale 52 day afternoon guest of Mrs. Charlotte Particka as hostess. Sept.. 5 ...... Cas City 12, Car0 32 Oct, .. 3 ...... cassCity 14, USA 38 ...... 4 ...... Cass City 51, Bad Axe 44 ...... 14 .. Cass City 72, Brown City 50 Curtis Cleland. ****** ...... 12 ...... Cass City 14, Lakers 42 ...... Cass city14, Byron 21 ...... 9 ...... Cass City 34, Ubly 48 ...... 16 ...... Cass City 50, Lakers 45 ...... 19 ...... Cass City 14, Bad Axe 6 ...... 17 ...... casscity 30, Mayville 28 ...... 11 ...... Cass city 32,USA 45 ..-....23 ...*...Cass City 699 Bad Axe 39 ...... 16 ...... Cass City 4,Marlette 37 ...... 28 ...... USA Mrs. Gerald Wills was a ...... 26 ...... *" Reese l4 ...... 24 ...... Cass city 14, BCAS 37 ...... 18 ...... Cass City 58, R-se 43 ...... 30 ...... Reese "Junior varsity games played Thursdays ...... 31 Marlette Cass City 52, Deckerville 60 Nov.. 4 BCAS NO Sunday breakfast guest of ...... 23 ...... at home when varsity is away, away when ...... 25 ...... Cass City 53, BCAS 70 ...... 7 ...... Mayville Reva Silver and Larry. varsity is at home. All JV games at 7 p.m. except Byron at 6:30 p.m. HUNTING Steve and Heather ...... 30 ...... Cass City 41, Sandusky 81 ...... 13 ...... Lakers Depcinski, Tracy, Gary and SIGNS Lisa Laming were Thursday Black Ink dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. NORTHWOOD Allen Depcinski and Ervin. ll 5 for $1 Pastor and Mrs. Jerry Ace Glass Sponsored by these AI Swiderski GOLF COURSE 25'each Sutton and family of Bad Phone 872-2822 General Agency CASS CITY Axe were Saturday guests of Cass City Phone 673-1 488 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Hawk Boosters I Caro CHRONICLE Mrs. Ken Osentoski was a Friday afternoon guest of 6550 Main Mrs. Alex Cleland and Carol __ 872-2010 Anderson, II GASSClTY II Laming. Bartnik Sales Dr. David Cass City // Ol0e Mrs. Larry Konkcl and w-3 Tuckay, i II Anrod Screen & Service Batrer II, D.O. Chronicle ll Bernhardt, Cass City Chryoler, Inc. Doran Cylinder Co. Phone 872-3541 Phone 872-3404 Phone 872-201 o Cass City Cass City 6017 Man Street (M-81) Caro - Cass City Phone 872-2101 Cass CRY, MI 48726 wallpaper Blowout! Phone 872-3720

ALL PAPER IS Dr. Paul Chappel, CELLUIARONE Cass City Cass City DDS. Chemical Bank MARKED DOWN! Oil & Gas Cass City Tire Wrecker & Auto Caro - 673-1666 Dr. James Thomas, Thumb Area Phone 872-5303 & Propane Electric Bad Axe - 269-1666 DDS. Phone 872-4355 IF YOU ARE GOING Cass City Phone 872-3122 Phone 872-2251 or Phone 872-3870 TO PAPER, NOW Cass City 1-800-624-8766 Cass Citv IS THE TIME! _. FOODERLA'S CENTER Coach Light Double D Gas .IN CASS mr. Dr. Nicholas Pharmacy & Diesel Repair Phone 872-3613 Phone 872-4540 Phone 872-2191 Nahernak, D.D.S. Cass City Cass City Cass City Phone 872-21 11 Phone 872-2181 I Phone 1-800-477-4747I Cass City -J I' Cass City I Cass City Dr. Hoon K. Air Conditioning & 'WHIL& THIS BOSS IS" AMPSHIM€ AGLNCY. WC. Ihmtrn~WwKnom. Jeung, M.D. €4- ID24 Plumbing Supplies Phone 872-461 1 Phone 872-5655 6498 Main, Cass City Phone 872-2030 Phone 872-2645 Cass City Phone 872-4351 Cass City Phone 872-2075 Cass City NOT LOOKING--- Cass City 1 Cass City Glidden I( &tl€a& Kritzmans' Inc. (in-stock bases only) KC Insurance Kirn Electric ~TltEIUNuU. TICORNER 20% Off ALUZIMrnrnB 1 Phone 872-4880 Phone 872-3821 Phone 872-3470 Interior & Exterior Cass Ctty Cass City & Kingston Cass Crty CUPBOARD I1 Phone 673-5244 I Phone 872-2195 Closeout Patterns 1 I Car0 ~. $9'' double roll Reg. $12" Dtm Paul McVEY AGENCY, MC. Michigan Athletic Ken Martin Lockwood, ll Rehabilitation Closeout Borders Food Store D.C. Electric Center Phone 872-2765 I Phone 872-41 14 Cass City 872-2084 Phone 872-5688 From 4gC i Cass City Phone 872-4841 Phone 872-4860 Cass City Caro 673-4999 Cass City 'i Cass City ~ Cass City I I] _.'I- I We're moving and we People's Choice Northwood don't want to take Dr. Pankratz & Market PIZZA Shores it with us! Dr. deBeaubien Restaurant I /I ~ II -= II Cass City 872-4320 @ VILLA Phone 872-5642 872-4377 +!g Phone 872-4346 Phone I Bad Axe 269-9551 Cass City IN-STOCK PATTERNS $14'' double roll Reg. $19'' Phone 872-2445 Phone 872-4373 I I IN-STOCK BORDERS s74QSpmi Reg.Wb -. . Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 530 p.m. S.H. Raythatha, Thumb Quaker Maid Rolling Hills Schneeberger's 11 Saturday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. M.D., P.C. National Dairy Store Golf Course TV & Appliances Bank & Trust Phone 872-4600 Phone 872-3569 Phone 872-2696 Walbro Corp. Cass City Phone 872-5010 Cass City Cass City Phone 872-431 1 Phone 872-2131 II Cass City iCass City Cass City I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1997 PAGE NINE Chamber Letter to the editor Call 872-2010 I gearing up to place an ad

Transit (nonbusiness) rates. for season 10 words or less, $1.99 each ( Automotive ) Mission in need The Christmas season is insertion; additional words 1993 DODGE Dynasty, nearly here and a committee 10 cents each. Threeweeks 58,000 miles, real nice, of the Cass City Chamber of for the price of 2-cash rate. $7,800. Call 872-51 14 or af- of cash donations Commerce wants to make it Save money by enclosing ter 5, at 872-4168. the best it can be. The best cash with mail orders Rates 1-10-29-3 for business and the best for for display want ad on appli- one is interested in this act Letter to the Editor: residents. cation. of kindness, this is the ad- FOR SALE - 1987 Chevrolet Already there has been sig- Cavalier, 4-door. 5 17-872- I just received a request in dress: nificant planning for the yule 2263. 1 10-29- 1 the mail from City Rescue Kenneth Streeter, Exec. Dir., ( Automotive ) - City Rescue Mission of season, which will be,pre- Mission of Saginaw. It is a sented at community-wide Saginaw, P.O. Box 548, a 1996 DODGE Stratus for request for a donation of meeting at the Charmont Saginaw, MI 48606-0548. sale. Great condition. $7.85 to provide Thanksgiv- Thursday, Nov. 6, starting at ing meals for 5 of the area's If you would like to donate $14,000 with extended war- 6:30 p.m. ranty. Please call 872-1 192. homeless. food or voluntecr timc, FOR SALE - Storage barns, While much advanced plan- 1-10-22-3 please call the mission. ning has completed, all sizes, horse barns, dog Thank you very much for been I wanted to pass this request committee member Jon houses, craft items. Will de- printing this. on to your readers, hoping Shores says that all business FOR SALE - 1992 Chevy liver. Call 872-2608. 3rd there would be others inter- pickup 4x4. 350 automatic, house on Hurds Corner Rd., Sincerely, people and interested area ested in helping. I, myself, residents are urged to attend. AM/FM, blue and silver. north of M-81. Harold 9ave been to this mission and PLANS ARE already in motion to secure a safe arrival for $10,900 OB0 after 6:OOp.m. Deering. Call anytime. Elizabcth Spcnccr For a really successful pro- know there is a need. If any- gram, he points out, input our favorite winter time visitor in Cas$ City. Helping arrange 872-9965. 1- 10-22-3 2-2- 12-tf from the entire community is St. Nick's Christmas schedule are local merchants (from right) A Subscription to the Cas City Chronicle necessary. Mark the date on YON tal- Jon Shores, Becky Retherford and Merry Cdnat-Warju. Com- makes a Wonderful Wedding Gift endar, Shores said. We'll be 4 sentenced on looking for you. plete plans for the holiday season are still to be determined, 1 Professional and Business I felony charges Legal Notices The following people ap- tempted resisting and ob- peared in Tuscola County structing a police officer June 'I Circuit Court last week on 24 in Koylton Township. I THIS FIRM IS A DEBT CC)LLEI-TOK THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLE(3TOR DIRECTORY. I A'lTEMWINGTO COLLECT A DEBT. various criminal charges: ------~- ATI'EMITINGTO COLLECTA DEBT. MTEMFTINGTO COLLECT A DEBT. ATEMWINGTO COLLECTA DEBT. Watson was ordered to pay ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN @Inmate Ramon N. $800 in court costs and fines ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS WII.1. BE LJSEDFORTHAT PURPOSE. ------WILL BE IJSED FOKT'HM PURPOSE. WILL BE USED FORTHAT PURPOSE. WILL BE USED FOKI'HKI PURPOSE. Teneyuque, 2 1, was sen- plus a $60 victim crime fee. - tenced to one to 5 years in Anderson. Tuckey, MORTGAGE SAI.E-L)efault has been MOWGAGE SALE-Default has been MORTGAGE SALE-Default has been MORTGAGE SALE Default has hecn .Inmate Keith A. Estrello, DOUGLAS made in the conditions of a mortgage mitde in the conditions of a mortgage made in the conditions of a mortgage made in the conditions of a mortgage prison for his plea of guilty 23, was sentenced to 18 Bernhardt, Doran & Co., P.C. iiiade hy Susan M. GANLEY, an unnw- iiiiidt. by David OPPERMAN and Lisa made hy Daniel T. USEE and Wendy S. made by Kenneth D. SCHULTZ and to being a prisoner in posses- months to 4 years in prison Certified Public Accountants PANKRATZ, M.D, ried wonlan, towaterfield Fiiiancial Cor- Jo OPPERMAN, his wife, to First Secu- Luane M. SWJLTZ,his wife, and Dale USEE, husband and wife, to FLAGSTAR Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) poration, an Indiana Corporation. Mort- rity Saviiigs Bank, FSB, Mortgagee, W. SCHULTZ and Barbara R. BANK, FSB fMa First Security Savings sion of marijuana June 15 in for his plea of guilty to as- Robert Tuckey. 6PA (Cass City) Board Certified gagee, dated January 3, 1995, and re- dated Dec. 21, 1995, and recorded on SCHULTZ, his wife, (Original Mortgag- Bank, FSB, Mortgagee. dated December Indianfields Township. saulting a prison employee Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) corded on January 3, 1995, in 1.iher 668, Deceniber26,1995, inLiber 683,011Page ors) to FIRST CHICAGO NBD MORT- 27,1995 and recorded on January 2,1996 Court records state the on t'agc 1 186, Tuscola County Records. in Liber 684, on Page 140, Tuscola Aug. 5 at the Camp Tuscola Orthopaedic 1 165, Tuscola County Records, Michi- GAGE COMPANY fMa NBD Mortgage prison time is to run consecu- Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cass City) Michigan, and was assigned by niwne gan, and was assigned by mesne &.sign- Company, a Delaware Corporation. Mort- County Records, Michigan, and modified Correctional Fac i I i ty. 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Surgery ass i g n men t s to M I('HIC; AN STATE mrnts to NORWEST MORI'GAGEINC.. gagee dated November 28, 1990 and re- by Loan Modification Agreement dated tive with the sentence cur- Phone 673-31 37 HO 175 ING DEV EL0PM ENT AU- it (';ilitornia Corporation formerly knowii corded on November 29, 1990, in Liber 1)ccemher 27, 1995, and recorded in rently being served by the He was also ordered to pay : 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI *Specializing in THORITY, a public body corporate and as Norwest Mortgage, Inc., a Minnesota 608, on Page 064, Tuscola County Liber 684 on Page 146, on which mort- politic as assignee, by an assignment (:orpration by merger and name change gage there is claimed to be due at the date defendant. $133 in restitution and a $60 1 Phone 872-3730 Records, Michigan, on which mortgage Joint Replacement, diited January 16, 1995, which wils re- as assignee, by an assignment dated July there is claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of Fifty-Eight Thousand +Kimberly A. Watson, 26, victim crime fee. ccirdcd on March 1. 1995, in Liber 670, 13. 1996, which was recorded on Sep- hereof the sum omenty-TwoThousaid 'bo Hundred Thirty-Eight And 00/100 Kingston, was sentenced to Arthroscopic on Page 1 IGR, Tuscola Couiity records, tembci- 3, 1996, in IAer 696, on Page Four Hundred Five And 92/100 dollars dollars ($S8,238.00), including intwest at .Todd L. Partlo, 19, Care, ,- On' year Of probation and ------oii which mortgage there is claimed to be 1030,TuscolaCounty Kecords, on which ($22,405.92). including interest at 8.625% per annum. was sentenced to 3 years pro- Surgery & due at the date hereof the sum of lhirty- mortgage there is claimed to be due at 9.8758 per annum. Under the power of sale contained in Jail terms of 90 days (de- bation and ordered to enter a DO YOU HAVE A Six Thousand, Nine Hundred Eighteen the iiatr' hereof the suiii of Fifty-Three Fracture Care Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such case ferred to the end Of proba- And 53/100 dollars ($36,9 18.53). includ- One Hundred Fifty-Five and boot camp program and sub- DRINKING PROBLEM? Thousand said mortgage and the statute in such case ma& and provided, notice is hereby given ing interest at 7.65% per aiiiiuiii. 1411 00 dollars (%53,155.14),including in- tion) for a jury verdict of ALCOHOLICS nmde and provided, notice is hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by stance abuse treatment pro- Under the power ot sale contained in terest at 8.UWh per annuiii. hat said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some guilty to 2 counts of at- gram, and be placed on an ANONYMOUS 4672 Hill Street said mortgage and the statute in such case Ilncier thc power of sale contained in a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, at the front inade and provided. notice is herehy given said mortgage aiid the statute in such cae electronic tether for 90 days AND AL-ANON part of them, at public venue, at the front entrance to the Courthouse in thevillage Cass City, MI 48726 that said mortgage will he foreclosed by iixtiie and provided, notice is hereby given MEETINGS entrance to the Courthouse in thevillage of CNO, Tuscola County, Michigan at for his plea of guilty to at- it salr of the mortgaged preiiuses, or some thA said iiiurtgage will be foreclosed by HOURS BY of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at 10:oO o'clockA.M., November 21,1997. 3 charged tempted uttering and pub- 1-800-267-5692 part of them, at puhlic venue, at the front ii sale of the mortgaged premises or some 1O:OO o'clock A.M., on December 05, Said premises are situated in TOW- APPOINTMENT entrance to the Courthouse in thevillage part of them, at public vendue, at the front 1ishingApril 1 in Caro. Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. 1997. Michigan,SHIP ofMII.I~NGTON,TusL.olaCouiity, and are described as: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church ot' ('iuo, Tuscola (?ounty, Michigan at entrance to the Courthouse in thevillage Said premises are situated in TOWN- in district mtlo was also ordered to I Cass Citv 1O:OO o'clock A.M.. oii December 05, of (:suo. Tuscola County, Michigan at SHIP of TUSCOLA County, Michigan, pay $1 ,OOO in costs and fines. IO97. 1O:OO o'clock A.M., on November 21, (517) 872-4320 and are described as: ('onimencing at the Suuth I /4 corner of 1997. Section 6,Town 10 North, Range 8 Ea% ? Said preiiiises are situated in TOWN- Said premises are situated in TOWN- court Part of the Northeast 114 of the Northeast thence 751.30 feet West to the point of or SHIP of INDIANFIELDS, Tuscola of MII,WNGT~N,'lurcolaCounty, SHlP 114 of Section 36,Town 11 North, Range beginning; thence continuing West 150 ('ounty, Michigan, and are described a..: Michigan, and are described as: (517) 269-9551 7 EaTt, described as: Commencing at the f ,et; thence North 200 feet; thence East Three people were recently Chemical Northeast corner of Section 36,Town 11 150 feel; thence south 200 feet to the point arraigned on separate felony Established 1924 ('oninicncing at the Southeast corner of L North, Range 7 East, thence South 679.68 of beginning charges in Tuscola County Yr,ur hometown independent NmY. Yun, M.D. Lot 25, Block 1 of M.J. Smith's Addition (-oinmcncing dt a point 64 rods West dnd feet along the East Section line to the point insurunce ugent ,for: to the Village of Caw, according to the 2 iods North of the South 1/4 stake of of beginning, thence continuing South District Court. earnings The iedemption period shall be 6 Physician & Surgeon Plat recorded in Liber 1 01 Plats, page 13, Sezlioii 9,'l'own 10 North, Kangc 8 Tenn & Universal Life Ewt, 208.00 feet along the East Section line, month(s) from the date of such sale, un- .Ronald J. Schubert, 40, now being page 14A, thencewest 3 rods; ruiiiiing thence North 8 rods; thence West thence N 88 degrees 07'13" W, 208.78 .Auto *Home Office Hours: less deteriiiined abandoned In accordance Standish, faces a charge of thence North R rods; thence East 3 rods; 4 iodr. thence South 8 rods; thence East feet, thence North 208.00 feet, thence S Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with 194RCL 600.3241a, in which case increase Business Health thence South to Lhe point of beginning. 4 iods to the place of beginning. RR degrees 07'13"E. 208.78 feet to the possession of marijuana, sec- FINANCIAL PROTECTION Thurs. - Closed the redemption period shall be 30 days East Section line and the point of hegin- from the dale of such sale. ond offense, June 3 inVassar IS OUR BUSINESS Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 'I'hc rcdemption period shall be 6 ning. Alan W. Ott, chairman of month(s) from the date of such sale, un- The redemption period shall tie 6 Town ship. "We want to be your qent" 6232 Hospital Drive Dated: October 8, 1997 ICSFdeteriiiined abandoned in accordance nioiith(s) from the date of such sale, un- Bond in the case was set at Chemical Financial Corpora- Agents: Cass City The redemption period shall be 6 with 1948(71, 600.3241<1,111 which case less determined abandoned in accordance tion, announced third quar- Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Off ice 872-4733 month(s) from the date of such sale, un- FLAGSTAU BANK, FSB $2,500 and a preliminary the redeiiiption period shall he 30 days with 1948C1, 600.3241a, in which caSe less determined abandoned in accordance was ter 1997 carnings of 68 I5 E. Cas City Rd. Res. 872-4257 lrum the datc of such sdle. Ihc i-edeiiiption period shall hc 30 days examination scheduled with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which caSe FOR INFOKMNION, PLLASE CALL: $5,906,000, an increase of I------froiii rhc date of such sale. for Nov. 6 at 1 :30 p.m. Cass City, MI 48726 the redemption period shall be 30 days (248) 642-4202 Ihted: Octoher 15, 1997 9.1% over 1996 third quar- 5 17-872-4351 from the date of such sale. Trott Lk Trott, P.C. .Michael L. Carlisle, 31, HEALTH CARE L)atcd, October 8, 1997 Attorneys for FLAGSTAR BANK, FSB, Vassar, was charged with ter net income of $5412,000. MI('H1CIAN STATE H01JSING DE- Dated: October 15, 1997 COMMUNITY V lil S IPMENT AUTHORITY 301 50 Telegraph operating a motor vehicle Earnings per share for the PHY SIC1ANS Suite 100 third quarter of 1997 were HEALTH CLINIC NOKWWT MOKTCiAGE. INC. FIRST CHICAGO NBD MC)RTCiA(.iE Bingham Parms, Michigdn 48025 while under the influence of FOR TNFORMATION, PIkASL ('ALL: COMPANY FOR NON-EMERGENCY tile # 97097443 liquor, third offense, driving $0.57, up 9.6% over per (24X) 642-4202 FOR WFORMKIION, PLEASE CALL: share earnings of $0.52 for HEALTH CARE Trott hi l'rott, PC (248) 642-4202 FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CAI.[.: 10-8-5 with a suspended or revoked $50fee Attorneys for MICHIGAN STATE 'I'rott X: Trott, P.C. (248) 642-4202 liccnse, and possession of an the third quarter of 1996. Including physician's fee H( )IJS IN( i DEV El .OPM ENT AU- Attoriieys for NORWEST MOWGAGE, Trott & Trott, P.C. open intoxicant in a motor Surgeon THORITY, and clinic room IN(-. Attorneys for FIRST CHICAGO Nl3D Wedding vehicle Sept. 30 in Caro. For the 9 month period Specialist in Stomach 301 SO lelegaph 30 1 SO Telegraph MORTGAGE COMPANY, ended Sept. 30, 1997, the

No appointment necessary suite 100 SUllC 100 30150 Telegraph Bond was set at $2,000 and + Announcements corporation had net income Open 6 a.m. 10 p.m. Binghani Faunis, Michigan 48025 Biiigh;iiii Farms, Michigan 48025 Suite 100 a preliminary exam was Pile # 97010462 I HILLS & DALES I;ile # 97010549 Bingham Fmis. Michigan 48025 ond slated for Nov. 6 at 1 :30 p.m. of $17,056,000, a GENERAL HOSPITAL 10-15-5 File # 97047757 $1,488,000 or 9.69'0, increase 10-8-5 In vit u?ion s @David2. Dickie Jr., 26,

6230 Hospital Drive 872-2 12 1 10-15-5 Mayville, was arraigned on over net income of + $15,568,000 for the first 9 Cass City, MI 48726 Physician on site 24 hr./day Catalogs loaned charges of fleeing a police for emergency care. overnight. officer, fourth degree, and months of 1996. Earnings : Phone 872-4611 per share for the first 9 find the Service or Product F RE€ ,SUBSCRIPTlOhi reckless driving Oct. 18 in 872-3490 1 FAMILY 1, months of 1997 were $1.65, 1 RURAL You Need in This.. . . Action Guide WITH EACH ORDER, Fremont Township. HEALTH CARE Bond was set at $2,000. A an increase of 10% over per share earnings of $1 SO for "We're here for your The Chronicle [ preliminary exam is to be Chiropractor held Nov. 6 at 1 :30 p.m. the first 9 months of 1996. 4452 Doerr Rd health care needs'' SERVICE DIRECTORY (across from Shell Gas Station) Richard A. Hatl, D.8, Phone 872-4241 John Zaw~iii'PA4 4674 Hill St., Cass City Phone 872-4725 S.H. Raythatha, M.D. 5 Office Hours. APPLIANCE Tuff-Kote Dinol Dr. Ray Mon.-Fri. 9 a,m,-5 p.m. JOHNSON SALES & SERVICE Automotive Rust Proofing Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 mm. APPLIANCE 81 FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY Systems &Waxing Total Family Care ------APPLIANCES PODIATRISTS REFRIGERATION FREE ESTIMATES Gravel Guards 4672 Hill St. ------ON DELIVERY, SET-UP SERVICE AND INSTALLATION Running Boards NORTHEASTERN WE WHAT WE SELL Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection Cass City 872-1101 CALL US TODAY AT FOOT CLINIC Washers, Dryers, Phone 269-9585 Hallmark is your one-stop shop Phone 872-5010 Dr. Judi Ecker Thermog%s for Party Express' Hdloween Dishwashers, Microwaves, 827 Van Dvke. Bad Axe ~ Dr. Thomas Bobrowski I, I , Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 "YOUR FAMILY FOOT I Stoves, Refrigerators, I I Curromcr GrrCcnrcr I' Scene partyw;lre. From table CARE CENTER" I WINDOWCLEANING 1 covers to napkins, we have 4672 Hill St., Cass City I 7 17 1A''Braids Severance Rd. - wcrything you'll need to throw Brian Cm 072-4327 or I Cass Citv I DAN'S POWER & STOVE SUPREME a frightfully f3ntastic: party for 3592 Center, Essexville you r f;lvor i te gotil i ns. deBeaubien, M.D. 895-8594 WINDOW CLEANING Board Certified AUTO SERVICE Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys Orthopaedic Surgeon VETERINARIANS Chimney Sweeping & Repairs Storms - Screens - Windows ------Gas, Wood Fireplaces, COMPREHENSIVE Janitorial Service Floors Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Cass City Wrecker Stoves & Fireplace Inserts Eaves & Gutters Cleaned ORTHOPAEDIC CARE Veterinarian Service/Auto Electric Sales & Service Hi-Riser Service 8 Rental 0 Total Joint Replacement Farm and Specializing in auto & truck electrical wiring 6509 Main, Cass City Estimates on Comrrlercial, Certified Mechanic Arthroscopic Surgery Pet Animals Phone 872-3190 Residential & Industrial Work Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Complete Insurance Coverage Sports Medicine Phone 872-2935 Adult & Pediatric Phone 872-2251 Security Services Available 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass Cil 6597 Main, Cass City FLOWERS Endoscopic Carpal I I 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw Tunnel Release a ALL Call 790-7609 Arthritis Care PETS Hercules and Cooper Most insurances accepted VETERINARY CLINIC To Place An Ad - 4675 Hill St., Cass P.C. City I Tire repair in The (51 7) 872-4320 Susan Hoppe D.V.M, Alignhents Mufflers Brakes -011Changes Sandy Tierney, Owner Action Guide 1080 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe 4438 S. Seeger St. Certilied Mechanic 6476 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 (517) 269-3002 Phone 872-2255 I Phone 872-5303 1 1 Phone 872-3935, 11 Call 872-2010 PAGE Tl3N CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1997 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872-2010TO PLACE AN ACTION AD For Rent Notices Notices Services Services Services IAdditional I NO SMOKING Bingo - Ev- SALT FREE iron condition- FOR RENT - Cass City, one bedroom apartment at ery Sunday at St. Pancratius ers and water softeners, FOR SALE - 32 foot Jayco BAZAAR Classified Northwood Heights Apart- Hall, S. Seeger, Cass City. 32,000 grain, $700. In-home Travel Trailer. Excellent con- ments. Rent is based on in- Doors open 5:00p.m., games & LUNCH service on all brands. Credit dition. Priced to sell. 517- come. Call 872-2369 for in- start at 530. Phone 872- cards accepted. Call Paul's 872-2775, 2- 10-29-1 Ads on formation. Equal Housing 5410. Knights of Columbus United Methodist Pump Repair, 673-4850 or Whatever the Occmion ... Opportunity. 4-7- 16-tf Council No. 8892. Church of Cass City 800-745-4851 for free analy- LRave the Driving To Us! FOR SALE - 2 University of 5-4 -244f sis. 8-9-25-tf Weddings Proms Michigan basketball tickets FRIDAY, NOV. 7 FOR RENT - Masonic * Concerts Sporting Events . . for each of the following WANT - Hunting property to Temple Refreshment Hall - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Ronold E. Palmer Airport Runs A Night Out games: ($12 per ticket). Nov. lease. Call 810-655-4690. WALLY LAMING,OWNER General 3 - Athletes in Action 7:30 parties, dinners, meetings. 5-10-29-1 SATURDAY, NOV. 8 Builder No alcoholic beverages. Call 4276517-872-1290 Ale St., Cass City p.m.; Nov. 10 - Australian 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. buildings, old \ Merchandise 872-2309 or 872-2575. New National Team 7:30 p.m.; BINGO - Every Wednesday 5- 10-29-2 buildings, rooJing, 8- 10-23-tf FOR SALE - New and used 4-4-30-tf night. Open 6:OO-early bird Nov. 19 - Cleveland State siding, pole barns Whirlpool, Kenmore and GE 7:30 p.m.; Dec. 3 - Florida 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. VACUUM CLEANERS: ,washer and dryer parts. International 7:30 p.m.;Dec, SUGAR CREEK APART- Post 3644 VFW,Weaver St. NO JOB TOO BIG OR Repairing Kirby Vacuums Daniel Gyomory Jr., 6772 10 - Eastern Michigan 8:OO MENTS - (M-81 and 5-2-26-tf Tendercare TOO SMALL Painting since 1977. Authorized ser- Pine, Cass City, MI 48726. p.m.; Dec. 20 - UT-Chatta- Romah Rd., Caro). Newly 2805 Crawford Rd. vice center! New and used 5 17-872-2013. 2-10-1 5-3 nooga 1:OO p.m. Call 872- constructed one, 2 and 3 bed- Cass City, Mich. 48726 vacuums on sale now! Qual- room plans with one or 2 Last Dance of Bazaar 3788 after 4:30 p.m. (5 17) 872-4780 ity - Reliability - and perfor- FOR SALE - GE electric 2- 10-29-3 baths, washer and dryer con- the Season mance; 90 days same as stove and refrigerator, al- nections, balconies or patios, 8-9-30-tf cash! With approved credit - Dennis and His mond, $300 set. Gibson 9 LIGHT upper half exterior central air, major appliances, will ship paper bags, belts, washer and dryer, white, 6 steel door, 3'0" by 6'8", left dish washers, pantries, wa1 k- Musicmakers MEA'S CUSTOM Ross Kraft etc. Carry all parts necessary in closets, mini-blinds, and at to repair the Kirby vacuum years old, $275 set. Sofa and hand. Call 872-305 1. MOLDINGS Cass City,Mich. love seat, brown, good con- 2- 10-29-3 much more! Rental rates V.F.W. Hall system. 1-517-269-7562 or dition, $1 50. 872-3946. from $459.00. Three to 12 Friday, November 7 Hardwood Molding (517) 872-3601 evenings 1-517-479-6543, 2- 10-15-3 FOR SALE - 6 1/2'~81/2' month leases. Office and 7-11 p.m. Furniture Repair Need carpet shampoo-stain utility trailer. $225. Call 872- Model open Monday-Friday sSw'per person Woodworking remover to clean your car- LAST CHANCE!Huge sav- 4:30-6:30 p.m. Call 517- 4277. 2- 10-29- 1 Lunch provided pet? We have it. All in stock. ings on 3 Arch Type Steel ... 673-0515. (Equal Opportu- 8-9-24-52 Buildings. he-packaged for nity Housing). 4-4-9-tf 5- 10-29-2 FIREWOOD - Ash, Maple, trees. Quality workmanship, State Fairs, Never assembled. THE TUTOR PROS All seasoned. $45 a face cord - Senior 4556 Green Rd., cas City reasonable rates, free esti- Immediate shipping. Free picked up. One and a half SUGAR CREEK Apart- subjects, all ages, teacher freight. 20x26, 25x30. Call mates. Call John, (517) 872- INSTALLATION cords delivered $75. 872- ments - one, 2 and 3-bed- owned and operated. Bingo Party 872-3976 9804. 8-3- 12-52 ANTENNA immediately! ! 1-800-222- Evening speed reading class 8-4-13-tij ! 3515. 2-1 0-29-tf room plans with washer/ Thurs., Oct. 30 I I SERVICE 6335. 2-1 0-29-2 dryer connections. 726-1 166 beginning soon. Downtown 1:00 - 4:OO p.m. ELECTRIC MOTOR and Also Radios, VCRs, FOR SALE - Lifestyler Ex- sq, ft., starting at $459. 208 CNO, 673-2000. 5-7-9-tf Prizes & Refreshments Ken Martin FOR SALE - gas dryer $75. panse 1500 treadmill. (517) Romain Rd., Caro, MI power tool repair, 8 a.m. to 5 CBs, Marine Radios, Gas hot water heater &>k&%&k Cass City VFW Hall $50. 665-2227. 2- 10-29-3 48723. 517-673-0515. 4533 Weaver St. p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to Electric, Inc. Stereos, TVs Deep well pump $35. One 4-7- 16-tf noon Saturdays. John Blair, Sponsored by Homes - Farms PHONE 872-2696 I car garage door free. 872- % 1/8 mile west of M-53 on QUEEN SIZE water bed, full * Classy cuts: Post 3644 Ladies Aux. Commerci a1 5448. 2-1 0-29-3 LARGE 1 -BEDROOM 5-10-22-2 Sebewaing Road. Phone Schneeberger's wave, $150 or best. 872- % Full-Service Salon Industrial 8012. 2- 10-29-3 apartment for rent in Cass 269-7909. 8- 12-1 3-tf Appliances-TV-Furniture FOR SALE - dry fire wood. City. 810-659-8432 or 810- Make-up New and rewire I Will deliver. 872-3327. 659-7279. 4-9-3-tf < Wanted to Buy ) STATE LICENSED 2-1 0-29-3 Nails Thomas Roofing Tanning h- WANTED - Infant and/or Serving the area Phone 872-4114 FOR RENT - extra large one % toddler clothing in good bedroom apartment, 2nd for 26 years 4180 Hurds Corner Road Pumpkins GARAGE SALE - Kids' *Perms ~ shape. Boy or girl. Will pay 8-8-10-tf floor, country living, one 4" one price for all. Call 872- LICENSED clothes, newborn to size 10, tor, 2200 hours. 5 100 Inter- miscellaneous toys and mile from Cass City. 872- * Color 1873. 6-10-29-1 1837. 4 - 10-8-t f F INSURED national 21-row grain drill, household items. Thursday, cuts & by the 4" BONDED like new, soybean special. Oct. 30, 9-5. 4180 Hurds GIFT CERTIFICATES To Give Away ) 872-3149. 9- TO- 15-3 Corner Rd., Cass City. FOR RENT - Cass City Mini AVAILABLE 872-2970 Robert Bliss hundreds! 14- 10-29- 1 Storage. Call 872-3917. &- FREE PUPPIES - Call 872- % Cass City 4-3-13-tf .% 4152, 7-10-29-1 Builder 8 Three miles west of light Smoke-Free 8-3-25-tf * Licensed & Insured WANTED - Nail technician in Cass City, comer of Notices Walk-in or I I FREE - 11" algae eater. Simpson Excavating Replacement Windows for Cass City salon. Flexible Dodge Road and M-8 1. Appointment Needs to be in big tank and hours and days. Interested 2- 10-1 -: Dozer landscaping - All Vinyl Siding FOR SALE - 2-story brick SPAGHETTI % with fish of similar size. Call New Construction & persons call 872-3079. 872-1873. 7-10-29-1 types of backhoe work 11 - 10-29-3 FOR SALE'- Living room home on edge of town, Eco- DINNER Rem ode1in g nomical living with a large 87-CLASS House demolition & removal Homes & Businesses chairs, $50 each. Call 658- Saturday, Nov. 8 PART-TIME b aby - si t t er 8809. 2-10-1 5-3 corner lot. Immediate occu- 872-5277 Services Footings - Waterlines - 8-5-3 1-tf pancy, move in condition. 4:30 to 8 p.m. Complete septic systems needed in Cass City area or Downtown Cass City my Decker home for 2 boys PUMPKINS - medium $2 Call Max at Kelly Realty St. Pancratius Hall % Sand - Gravel - Topsoil. ACE QLASS und&J years. Call 810-672- each, plenty of them, gourds 872-2248 or 872-1 837. Adults $4 Students Variety of fill - 5 for $1, squash 5 pounds for 3- 10-29-2 &-&%&%%&- of CASS CITY 9653. 11-10-15-3 Under 5 Free Any size fill job ~- ~ $1, Indian corn, straw and TAKE-OUTS AVAILABLE FreeEstimates Auto Glass corn stalks. Deer feed car- Sponsored by Commercial Glass BABYSITTER WANTED HIGH RISK 1 872-4502 for infant in-our home, 8:OO rots, $2.50 and apples $3.50 St. Pancratius Youth Replacement Windows a bag. Open every day 9:OO mortgages, refinance, pur- 8-1-23-tf I New Windows a.m. to 5:OO p.m., beginning a.m. till 7:OO p.m. now thru chases, homes, vacant land, WE INSTALL late November. 872-3410. Oct. 31. Polega's Vegetable mobiles on land, cash in hand. Glass & Vinyl Florida 1 1-10-8-tf consolidation, slow payment, -D & J PUMP Market, corner of M-53 and The Sport Of The 90s Rooms HELP WANTED - Ben Bay City-Forestville Road, bankruptcy, foreclosures ok. SERVICE Vinyl Siding 872-3348. 2-10-1 5-3 Call Annette PAINT BALL Franklin Store, Cass City. Water Pumps & Tanks 517-072-2022 ~ Games By R.A.M.B.0 Now Serving Apply within. 11-10-29-1 CONTINENTAL - ~~ FOR SALE -Aluminum cap Rural Airgun Maneuvers Ry Osentoski Sales & Service for Dakota long box pickup; MORTGAGE (800) GOTCH-YA PIZZA! Senior Citizen RECREATIONTWERAPYI Tonka cover for Dakota short 1-800-561-5715 (517) 658-8113 Discount Activities Coordinator. Posi- box pickup. Call 872-2827. 3- 10- 1-5 H. Jerry Osentoski, Owner FR IDAY NI G HT STATE LICENSED WIVE tion available in progressive 2-10-22-3 Ubly, Michigan Carpet & Upholstery long term care facility for a FISH FRY DOUGLAS GERMAIN Paint Ball Guns & Supplies LEE MORGAN dynamic, outgoing indi- SCHWEITZER OR- For Rent CO, Refills Avuiluble $595 517-683-2697 vidual to enhance the qual- CHARDS now selling a Great for Bachelor, Birthday, PAINTING Stainmaster ity of life for our residents. 4 9 p.m. b 8-9-3-tb large variety of apples at 2-BEDROOM apartment at Bachelorette and Reunion Parties - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Good documentation skills a prices you can afford. Call includes salad bar *INTERIORS *Auto Interiors must, experience preferred. beautiful Hillside Apart- *EXTERIORS PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR - 5 17-375-4373 evenings or ments. Fully carpeted, refrig- SUNDAY Water pump and water tank Send resume or contact - store hours, Saturday 9-5, ST. PETER'S ofBach will be *WOOD GRAINING erator, range, water, water holding its annual bazaar and Enjoy our Breakfast Menu *TEXTURING sales, In-home service. Tendercare Cass City, 4782 Sunday noon-4:00,5 17-269- 9 a.m. - 3p.m. softener, air conditioner, stor- bake sale Saturday, Nov. 1, Credit cards accepted Call Hospital Drive, Cass City, 7008. You pick or we pick. 7 age units and laundromat. 673-4850 or 8001745-485 1 *Flood removal MI 48726, (517) 872-2174. miles east of Owendale, 112 starting at 11 a.m. in the HOURS: Near grocery store, beauty church basement. Lunch will any time. 8-9-25-tf Don Dohn E.O.E. 11-10-29-2 north at 3 168 Grassmere Rd. shop, hospital, doctors. Call Tues., Wed., Thurs. he served. 5-10-29-1 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. 4394 Maple #3 2- 10-29- 1 872-33 15. 4-10-22-tf ass City NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. (51 7) 872-3840 THE PINE CONE Shop will Sun. 9 a.m. - 3 D.m. 8-1 1-27-tf Phone 872-3471 8-7-10-tf Ideal job for retired book- 1989 VIKING 240 Hardside FOR RENT - Nice one-bed- be closed Friday, Oct. 31 at keeper, 10-15 hours per pop-up. Sleeps 6-8. New room apartment. Carpet, ap- noon and Nov. 1, for the Certified M aster M ec han ic Sewing and Alterations Kappen Tree week. Minimum wage Call awning '95. Very nice. pliances, water, air condi- Refrigeration 517-872-4949. Leave mes- Holly Berry Fair in Caseville. Computer Alignments by Kathleen Nizzola Service $2,300. 51 7-658-2544. tioner. Near hospital, grocery 5- 10-29- 1 and sage. 1 1- 10-29-1 2- 10-22-3 store and doctors. Has its Computer Balance Holiday Crafts & Let YOUR tree problem own storge units and & Rotation Wearables Appliance Repair be OURS! DRIVER NEEDED in Cass 'Thumb Sewing Front End parts City to deliver Huron Daily ATTENTION WOOD Cut- laundromat. Require $325 Bridal Parties We're insured for your protection Tribune. Monday-Friday and ters - Husqvarna saws on security deposit and first Service Shocks & Struts All makes and models sale, some $100 off. Oregon month's rent of $325. Call Brakes Mending, zippers, hems TREH BRUSH early Sunday morning. Total Repair most makes of 7 miles, 4 1 customers, one bars, sprockets and chains for 8724654. 4-1 0-8-tf TU11 e -Up s Children and adults LIMBS STUMPS ~. .. Sell National Sewing Call 872-3092 hodday, $145/month. Con- most makes and models. Bar Free Estimates No job too small Call anytime oil, chain files and 2 cycle oil APARTMENT for rent - 2- Machines Free estimates 8-3-15-tf 5 17-673-53 13 tact Tom, 1-800-322-1 184. at REX BINDER SALES, bedroom. $350/month plus Contact All your tire needs from 1-800-322-5684 11 - 10-29-4 Caro, across from TSC. deposit. 872-3935. Ernest Messing wheelbarrows Call 872-2663 - 8- 1 1-8-tf 2- 10-22-2 --- (5 17) 673-4367. 4-10-1 5-3 Minden City to tractors Francis Builders HELP WANTED in Adult 5 1 7-864-30 I S See us today New Homes or Foster Care. Must be 18 5- 10-29-t years old, responsible Ray Armstead and Co. 6 Cass City Tire Remodeling, Roofing, woman to care for senior la- Complete Tax and Phone 872-5303 Siding, Barns, Pole Cass City dies. All shifts available. Buildings /APlease call Sr. Mary Joe at Accounting Services 5-12- 18-tj 614-2258. 11-8-27-tf Licensed and Insured Siding HELP WANTED Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 500 p.m. 24 Hour Gas & Oil Furnaces 8724882 Phone 872-2921 UTILITY WORKER Other appointments available All Gas Appliances VFW HALL available for WRECKER or 872-4696 ROOFING We offer steady employment at rental occasions, Call Jim HEATING :ompetitive wages with excel- 8-2-26-tf 6545 Church St., Cass City, Michigan Ceranski at 872-435 1. SERVICE and SIDING lent benefits to the person with 5-2-2 1 -tf 872-2251 day these qualifications: Ph.: 517-872-4532 Fax: 517-872-5140 ~ 872-5606 night COOLING Mechanically inclined NOTICE EE, Franzel GUTTER Gaging experience The Department of Natural Re- SPECIALIST SOFFIT SPC experience iources will be accepting bids Paul L. Well Drilling Blueprint reading skills :m several stands of timber on b Good math and writing shlls the Vassar, (;agetown, Tuscola Brown 2" to 5" wells FASCIA * Machine setup experience and Deford State Game Areas, This opening currently for a Owner Licensed & Insured Tuscola County. For more in- drilled & repaired second shift position. Apply formation, contact the Cass State Licensed Guaranteed Workmanship You call, we hnul Pump Sales in person 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at: City Field Office, 4017 E. Caro 24 Hour Emergency Free Written Estimates Rd., Cass City, MI 48726, or SASS cmWRECKER & Service Over 20 yrs. Experience Anrod Screen Cylinder Co. phone 5 17-872-5300. Bids Sewice AUTO ELECTRIC * Call Jim today 6160 Garfield Ave. must he received by 1O:OO CALL 517-872-2734 (517) 843-5811 Cass City, MI 48726 a.m.. November 19, 1997. AAA Affiliated Thank You! 8-4-30-tf - s- 10-22-2 X-3-30-tl 8-9-15-tf 11 10-22-2

CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1997 Girl Scout cookies go on sale Saturday

This year, a sweet American cookie sale program is offer- cookies - 1-800-899- hotline number. Over 2,300 adult volunteers tradition goes sugar free. ing a sugar free cookie - MINT. If a Girl Scout does Mitten Bay Girl Scout donate countless hours of For the first time in its 62- sugar free Chalet Cremes - not visit YOU this cookie sea- Council Serves over 9,500 leadership and guidance t( year history, the Girl Scout a natural lemon flavored son, YOU may place your Or- girls in the 21 counties of support Girl Scout OppOrtu- sandwich cookie. der by dialing the cookie northeast Lower Michigan. nities for girl members. “The new sugar free cookie Woman is in response to a growing demand from health con- scious customers and the killed in more than 16 million diabet- ics who have special dietary requirement^,^' stated Kerry accident Allen, CEO of the Mitten A farm accident claimed the Bay Girl Scout Council. life of a Mayville area The sugar free Chalet woman early last week. Creme joins the low fat Troopers from the Michi- “Snaps,” a crunchy iced- UNTIL 1999 gan State Police Post in Car0 oatmeal cookie, as tasty al- identified the victim as Fay ternatives that provide a di- A* Vaughn, 36, 2815 etary option. Mayville Rd. Another new entry in the Troopers reported they Girl Scouts’ line-up is were dispatched to the Striped Chocolate Chip - a Vaughn residence Monday at real chocolate chip and pe- about 4 p.m. to investigate an can cookie with rich apparent farming accident. chocolatey stripes and bot- When they arrived, troopers tom coat. TAILGATE PARTY! Walbro Corp. employees in Cass City were met by Mayville Am- In all, 8 varieties of Girl enjoyed a tailgate party Friday in anticipation of Saturday’s bulance personnel who had Scout cookies will go on sale fciund the victim already de- Saturday. Thin Mints, match-up between UnMand MSU. Maize and blue fans clearly ceased when they arrived. Samoas, Tagalongs, Do-Si- Investigators said Vaughn Dos, Trefoils, Striped outnumbered Spartan fans at the bash, which was organized had apparently gone to an Chocolate Chip, Chalet by the employees’ fun committee and paid for by the corn- area behind the barn where Cremes and Snaps will be 4 other individuals were in available for $3 per package. PanYm the process of haling straw. An estimated 8,300 Girl When she began helping Scouts from the 21-county with the operation, part of jurisdiction of Mitten Bay her clothing became en- Girl Scout Council will be- tangled in a power take-off gin taking orders Nov. l unit that connected a tractor through Nov.16, with deliv- to the hay baler. eries slated between Dec. 8 Troopers said the tractor through Dec. 17. was shut off immediately, but “Girl Scouts participating not before Vaughn suffered in the cookie sale program extensive induries. are learning many valuable skills,” stated Allen. “Girls must set goals, practice Maxson money management, de- lQ5299DT lQ3597BTS velop decision making skills IQ5297DT IQ3557CC and learn to follow through Don’t wait any longer to start building your HomeTheater. Zenith is “student on a commitment.’’ offering big deals that you won’t want to pass up. Purchase any Zenith For Girl Scout troops, the of rnon th ” cookie sale program pro- Projection Televisi!m and/or Zenith 36-Inch Table Model between vides funds that support October 19,1997 through January 25, 1938, and take advantage of 0% Jeff Maxson, 4307 Hobart troop activities such as field Financing with no payments until 1999. Any purchase paid in full by Road, Gagetown, the son of trips, camp outings and local January of 1999 will incur no charges other than the initial cost written Jeff and Swan Maxwell, has service projects. for Mitten on the bill of sale.To build a complete HomeTheater package, he sure to been named Owen-Gage stu- Bay Girl Scout Council, the ask your dealer about Zenith’s line of DVDs,VC:Ks and Speaker systems. dent of the month for Octo- cookie sale program pro- ber. vides funds to recruit and His activities include train adult leaders, maintain Drama Club, football, base- outdoor program facilities, ball and basketball, BPA and offer council-wide program- EMPLOYEES (from left) Caren Burnette, Sherry student council. ming and financial assistance WALBRO Other activities are class so all girls have access to the Bader and Luis Salas were among 520 Walbro employees on 3 president, yearbook staff, many Girl Scout opportuni- homecoming court and quiz ties. shifts in Cass City who took part in last week’s tailgate party. bowl. This year, the cookie Michigan went on to clobber MSU, 23-7, Saturday. He plans to attend college hotline is available to anyone after graduation. wanting to order Girl Scout OUR NEW TEAMDEDICATED TO YOUR ORTHOPAEDIC NEEDS - IN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY!

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Dolly Tracy was most impressed with Dr. DeSantis, his pleasant manner and excellent care! It was a real plus to have her orthopaedic surgery in her community and to fob low through with physical therapy, home care and medical equipment - her total health care at Hills & Dales General Hospital.

Dr. DeSantis - “Dolly Tracy did very well for herself by having her total knee replacement at Hills & Dales General Hospital in Cass City. Speuk- ing from experience as an orthopaedic surgeon who does total joint replacement surgery on a regular basis, the operating room stafi hos- pital nurses, and all departments involved did an excellent job in pro- viding Dolly with the care she needed to begin walking again. Congratulations, Dolly, on your new knee and congratulations to the DOLLY, DR. DeSANTIS and the Hills & Dales Staff, from the left: Hills & Dales staff on a job well done!” Barb Hollenbeck, Michigan Athletic & Rehabilitation Center; Dr. DeSantis, Dolly, Dorothy Caverly, Second Floor Nursing, RaeLynn Call Dr. DeSantis 1-888-224-KNEE (5633) or Mika, OR; Dennis McComas, Tri-County Medical; Dee Matthews, Thumb Area Home Care. Hills & Dales General Hospital - 5 17-872-212 1 HILLS & DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL 4675 Hill St., Cass City - 517-872-2121 -- /-- P-’ -\

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I1 5 17-658-9 19 1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY,*OCTOBER 29, 1997 PAGE THIRTEEN Owendale Obituaries women meet Frances Golding Funeral Home, Cass City, Leitch and Archie Mark, and McAllen, Texas, and Fay M. with the Rev. Mark Todd of sisters, Grace Mark and Ruth Bullock and her husband : Frances A. Golding, 94, of Living Word Worship Center Wu r ts m i t h . Dale of Sandusky; one son, The October meeting of the :Cass City, died Thursday, o ffi ci at i n g . Funeral services were Earl M. Barker of Detroit; 7 Owendale Women’s Club Oct. 23, 1997, in Schnepp Interment was in Elkland schcduled at 11 a.m. grandchildren; 10 great- was held Tuesday evening, :Health Center, St. Louis. Township Cemetery. Wcdncsday, Oct. 29, at St. grandchildren; one sister, Oct. 21, at the Northwood She was born July 6,1903, Memorials may he made to Agatha Catholic Church, Charlotte M, LaPeer of Cass Shores Restaurant in Cass in Cass City to Alfred and the fan1i 1 y d i scre t i on ar y Gagetown, with the Rev. City; 2 brothers, Manley Fay City for the ladies’ night dine : Helen (McBurney) Goodall. fund. George J. Serour and Sr. Joan ofwaterford and Stanley Fay out. Ten members attended. Her mother died after her Mahar officiating, and burial and his wife Beverly of A short business meeting dirth andAlfred then married Orwood Lowe in St. Agatha Cemetery, Clarkston, and several nieces was conducted with tentative :Christina Brown and to- Memorials may he made to and nephews. orders for the annual ;gether they raised Frances. Orwood J. Lowe, 71, of St. Agatha Catholic Church. She was predeceased by a cheeseball making in No- :She married Edward G. Snover, died Friday, Oct. 24, Arrangements were made son-in-law, Daniel Holland; vember, with proceeds to be :Gelding Dec. 26, 1923, in 1997, in the Marlette Com- by Little & Kranz Funeral an infant brother, Gerald Fay; used for community projects. Cass City. He died Dec. 11, munity Hospital, Marlette. Home, Cass City. : a hrother-in-law, Gaylord Roll call of something :1985. Born Nov. 25, 1925, in LaPeer, and a sister-in-law, Sanilac County, he whs the about Halloween was en- : She graduated from Cass Charlene Nipper Mildred Fay. joyed. Arrangcnients for the I City High School in 1921. son of James and Norma Funeral services were held (McAllister) Lowe. evening were made by Barb ;She taught school before her Charlene Ann Nipper, 52, Tuesday, Oct. 28, at the McCallum. ’ marriage. She worked at the He worked on assembly at of’ Des Moincs, Iowa, died MacAlpine Funeral Home, ”r’ederated Store for many Pontiac Motors for over 10 Sunday, Oct. 19, 1997, at Bad Axe. The Rev. Robert P. The door prize, furnished :years. She also farmed with years and for the Sanilac Mcrcy Hospital Medical Garrett, pastor of Visitation by the hostess, was won by :her husband. She was a County Road Commission as Center, Des Moines, of can- Elkton United Methodist Mary Lou Lore ncz. : member of the Hospital Aux- a road grader operator for cer. Church , o fii ci a ted . The November meeting iliary, the Presbyterian over 20 years. Born Feb. 3, 1945, in Cass Burial was in Colfax Cem- will be held in the school caf- Church and a life member of Surviving are 8 brothers City, she was the daughter of ctw. DONNA FRACZEK, Thscola County District Court proba- eteria for the cheeseball mak- the Farm Bureau Women’s and sisters, Keith (MaryAnn) Calvin and Verna Mae Memorials may he offered hostess.ing, with Faith Fahrner as Group. She was a Sunday Lowe of Deford, Gerald MacRae. to the donor’s choice. tion officer and a member of the mscola County Domestic School teacher and was ac- (Arlene) Lowc of Deford, A registered nurse at Des meladies donated money tive in the Church Circles. Dean (Anna) Lowe of Pi- Moines Gencral Hospital, Doris Shaw Violence Prevention Work Group, was among the speakers to to the Owendale school caf- She is survived by her chil- geon, Elaine (Russell) she had livcd in Vandalia, Ill., address those attending Thursday’s candlelight vigil in Caro. eteria. hen, Betty (Royce) Russell Hillaker of Cass City, bcf‘orc moving to Des Georgene (Clare) Brown of Doris J. Shaw, 64, of of Cass City and Edward Moincs 14 years ago. Shc Lamotte Township, Marlette, (Bess) Golding Jr. of Alma; Ubly, Robert (Wenola) Lowe also worked part-time at died Sunday, Oct. 26, 1997, 7 grandchildren and 13 of Snover, Dale Lowe of Iowa Lutheran Hospital. at St. Mary’s Hospital in Sheriff.. use caution great-grandc hi Idren; a Snover and Linda (Elwyn) Surviving are her hushand, Saginaw. brother, Walter (Emmalou) Helwig of Cass City, and John; 2 daughters, Laura Born in Marlette Nov. 7, Goodall of Cass City; sisters, many nieces and nephews. Nipper of Des Moines and 1932, she was the daughter on Halloween night Norinne Hickey of Fairgrovc He was preceded in death by Rochdlc Storm oflisle, Ill.; his parents. of Douglas and Edna The big day is almost here. time limit should be set and and Lucille (Rohert) a son, Mike of Holiday, Fla.; (Crothers) Walker. Nickleburg of San Diego. Funetal services were held her parents, Calvin andVerna The costumes are ready, and stuck to. Monday, Oct. 27, at Little & She graduated from the children of Tuscola Never let children gu into Calif.; a sister-in-law, Jessic Mac MacRae of Cass City, Marlette High School in * Goodall of Cass City, and Kranz Funeral Home, Cass and a sister, Barb Rockwell County are ready to haunt the an unfamiliar neighhorhood City, with the Rev. Mark D. 1950, and married Allan K. streets. alone. several nieces and nephcws. of Decker. Shaw June 30, 1951, in She was preceded in death by Todd, of the Living Word Sheriff Tom Kern would * Encourage children riot to Meinorial services were Marle t t e. brothers, Alfred, Ernie and Worship Cen tcr, officiating. like to take this opportunity eat their treats while trick or hclcl Oct. 23 in Park Avenue A homemaker, she was a John Goodall, and brother- Interment was in Elkland to remind parents and chil- treating, wait until they hring Presbyterian Church, Des lifelong resident of the area, in -1 aw Foster Hickey. Township Cemetery, Cass Moincs, with thc Rev. Boh dren that fun can turn to trag- them home so the goodies City. a member of the Decker edy unless proper precau- can be inspected. Funeral services were held B ur ne t t offici at i ng . Eastcrn Stars and Caseville Memorials may be made to tions are used. * Discard any unwrapped Sunday, Oct. 26, at the Cass Interment was in Sunset Eagles. the f am i I y d i s c ret i on ar y “It’s really a matter of com- candy or anything that looks City First Presbyterian Memorial Gardens, Des Besides her husband, Allan, Church, Cass City, with the fund. M 01 nes. mon sense,” says Sheriff as if it may have been tarn- she is survived by 5 sons, Kern. “There are things you pered with. Rev. Mark Morningstar of Mcniorials niay be made to Ronald and Ruth Shaw of the Sandusky Presbyterian Stella Martus the Charlent: Nipper Memo- really need to watch for According to Kern, trag- Montevista, Colo.; Scott and when your kids go trick or edies occur every year that Church officiating. rid Fund in care of the Pres- Henrietta Shaw of Marlette, Interment was in Elkland Stella Madeline Martus, 88, byterian Foundation at Park treating.” could be avoided by simply Stephen and Sheryl Shaw of The Sheriff offers these tips following common sense Township Cemetery. of Cass City, died Saturday, Av t‘ nu e Pr c s b y t eri an Decker, Leslie and Chcryl Memorials may be made to Oct. 25, 1997, in Tendercare C hwh, to make your child’s Hallow- rules. Shaw of Decker and Kent een a safe and fun one: “We hear reports from the Cass City First Presbyte- Nursing Faci 1it y. Arranpemcnts were made and Jackie Shaw of Clio; a rian Church. Born March 16, 1909, in by Southtown Funeral * Young children should be around the state of children brother, Mervin Walker of escorted by an adult, and either finding foreign objects Arrangements were made Elkland Township, she was Home, Des Moines. Marlette; 3 sisters, Nina ** . phould go out before dark. in their candy, or of kids be- by Little & Uanz Fgpeyal ’the daughter of Edward A. Boync of Marlette, Jean (-8 ‘ Costumes should not he ing approached by strangers. Home, Cass City. and Mary J. (Lcitch) Mark. Lindsay of Pontiac and * She married William E. Marjorie Pearce too restrictive; masks that “Although these incidents Eleanor Shaw of Snovcr, and cover the entire face and re- occur less frequently than Donald Hutchinson Martus Sept. 24, 1934, In 9 grandchildren. She was Gagetown. Hc died March Marjorie T. Pearce, 78, of strict vision should not be before, we can make sure preceded in death by her par- used. that they don’t happen in our Donald Robert Hutchinson, 29, 1989. Bad Axe, former resident of ents, a brother, John Walker, Cass City and Grant Town- When designing or pur- community by using precau- 63, of Cass City, died Satur- A school bus driver for 37 and a sister, Bcrnice Jones. * MICKKI Holman and Christopher chasing a costume, use re- tionary methods,” he said. day, Oct. 25, 1997, in his years for the Cass City ship near Owendale, died Funeral services were Saturday morning, Oct. 25, flective or light colored ma- “The children of Tuscola home. School District, shc was also scheduled for Wednesday, DeLore, both of Mayville, were among Born April 9,1934, in Cass a hookkeeper for Auteri Mo- 1997, at Scheurer Hospital, ter i als . County deserve to have a Oct. 29, at 2:OO p.m. at those in attendance at Thursday’s Older children should still safe, fun Halloween. “We’ll City, he was the son of tor Salcs for 16 years, a Pigeon, following a short ill- Lamot te M i ssionary Church, * Fowler and Fanny (Day) member of the Zonta Club ness. be supervised hy an adult, do our part, but you need to with the Rev. Gary candlelight vigil. do youis, too.” Hutchinson. He married and St. Agatha Catholic Born Au~,26, 1919, in Butterfield and the Rev. Fred but if‘that is not-possible, a Church, Gagetown. She wtis Grant Township, she was the Geraldine H. Michalski Oct. E ecknell officiating . 27, 1956, in Saginaw. a former presidelit of the St. daughter of Manley L. and Interment was to be in Agatha Altar Society. Alta S. (Turner) Fay. He retired after working M o o r e tow h Cemetery , over 27 years at General Surviving are 3 children, She married Newton Oliver Snover. Motors. He was a member William (Marilyn) Martus of Barker, who preceded his Memorial contributions can of the Cass City Tyler Ma- Ri c h m o n d , I 11 d , , R o h er t wife in dcath Nov. 7, 1961. be made to Marlette Corn- sonic Lodge #317 and thc Martiis of Flushing and Mary Mrs. Barker later married niunity Hospital. Rohert D, Pearce May 7, N.R.A. Jean Zielke of‘ Battle Crcek; Arrangements were made 1966, in Cass City. He died Surviving are his wifc, 7 grandchildrcn; 9 grcat- by Marsh Funeral Chapel, gr a dch i 1 dr c ; si s t cr s , April 13, 1992. Geraldine; 3 sons, Brian R, n n 5 Marle tte. (Carol) Hutchinson of Cass Betty (Leo) Aube of After attending Cass City City, Mark A. (Jean) Davison, Bonnie (Richard) High School, she helped on Hutchinson of Cass City and Dill of Casevillc, Frances the family farm in Grant Paul L. (Julie) Hutchinson of Kehoe of Cass City, Mary Township, was employed in Self -defense Laverne, Calif.; 4 grandchil- Leeson and Enialinc thc dietary departnient at the dren; a brother, Dean Uryuhart, hoth of Caseville, former Huh h ar d H os p i t a 1, (Nancy) Hutchinson of Cass and many nieccs and ncph- Bad Axe, and together with class set City, and several nieces and ews. She was preceded in her hushand Robert, owned ncphews. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Curt and operatcd the M&R Gro- Nov. 18 death by his parents. Mart u s; d aug h ter-i n-1 aw, cery Store in Cass City. Funeral services were held Miriam Martus; son-in-law, Surviving are 2 daughters, Tcrrilynn V. Holland of The Tuscola County MSU Tuesday at Little & Kranz Wayne Zielke; brothers, Jim, Extension Service is spon- soring a women’s self-de- fense class Nov. 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. The class will be held at the Extension Office located at 362 Green St., Caro. The cost for this class will he $5 per person. Pre-regis- I tration and payment must be ways to your business. Our Business help made at the extension office Dash to Chemical Bank for a great loan rate before it’s too late. Guardian policy lets you run your business 6703 Main Street by 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, worry-free. Call today. Cass City, MI 48726 Phone: 872-4326 Nov. 12. The class will be If you need cash for a new 1997 or 1998 car, truck or van, the Chem 500 Making your future more predictable limited to the first 30 persons to register. If fewer than 12 rate race is for you. But the checkered flag is in sight on our limited-time persons register by Nov. 12, offer: a low 7.49% interest rate and no added loan fees. the class will be cancelled. Monte Oswald, training of- Don’t let the Chem 500’s checkered flag drop before you get to the finish ficer at the Michigan Statc Police Academy, will show line. Call your local Chemical Bank customer service representative participants how to protect today for more information. themselves from attack. Of- ficer Oswald will discuss vic- Limited time offer. This special rate is ti m awareness, prevent at i vc available to the first 500 borrowers. approaches, how not to be- come a victim, physical tac- tics for self-protection, and various psychological ap- proac hcs. Women of all ages are en- couraged to attend. Do not be rnisled into thinking that such a violent act could never happen to you. CHEMEAL BANKsM To register and make pay- 7keBd@L+4$. ment, contact the Tuscola MtMRFn F[1 I C I LUUAL HOUSING EOUAL OPPORfUNlTV LENDER @ Monday thru Saturday County MSU Extension Of- Visit our website at: www.chemicalbankmi.com fice at (517) 672-3870 before I Nov. 12. PAGE FOURTEEN CASS ClTY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1997 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS School forges GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE BUDGET

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-c------I---c--II------Ic------expansion plans I-----c---LLII-13------Ic------Elementary Instruction 1,35 1,136 1,377,4 14 Middle Instruction 1,139,6 17 1,203,706 Under a new law, it is not meiting. High School Instruction 1,025,4 16 1,068,065 necessary for a school to of- Special Education 355,244 391,547 fer drivir training, but it is OTHXH BUSINESS likely that Cass City will, Chapter I, 11, Prof. Dev., 566,693 502,043 Art. 3, Gifted 8s At provided that enough stu- @BetsyDillon, physical Risk Vocational Education 95,948 6 1,757 dents are willing to pay for education teacher, reviewed the instruction. new ways to teach elemen- Employee Benefits Each student will receive a tary physical education and (Instructional) 1,375,9 16 1,386,472 voucher worth $60 to apply said that she was pleased Guidance 112,784 96,735 towards driver training. It with the results. Health 26,680 27,455 will cost students about $60 *Student transfers of Social Worker 29,958 3 1,606 additional. Those payments Clinton Ryan to Car0 and the will amount to about half of Crossing Guard 11,106 8,700 son of Luann Pero to Owen- Library 173,539 186,341 the cost per student taking Gage were approved. A re- the course. Audio-Visual 3,279 3,400 quest by Mr. and Mrs. Tony Administration 10,950 12,540 Howitt to have their son General For that reason, the board Executive Administration 164,375 169,441 CASS CITY LIONS member Wayne Dillon presents Rawson wants to find out if a 2-tier transferred from Deford to system could be established Campbell school was denied. School Administration 411,304 42 1,O 18 Memorial Library Board President Alice Guernsey with hi: with out-of-di strict students Enrollments in the grade are Fiscal Services 26,048 3 1,570 club’s second installment of a 3-year commitment. To date, paying more than resident equal now, with the same Replacement Equipment 138,743 220,000 students. number of pupils at both Operation 4% Maintenance of the Lions have contributed $10,000 towards the Rawson Me- sch o 01s. I don’t want to pay 50 per- Plant 635,952 702,760 morial Library building fund. cent of the cost of a student @TheNovember meeting of Pupil Transportation 288,792 385,885 that doesn’t live in the dis- the board on the fourth Fri- Fixed Charges 45,577 32,070 trict, one board member said. day of the month will be held Athletics & Cafeteria 14 133,000 An investigation will be con- at Deford School. 133,6 Employee Benefits Cass City Bowling Leagues (Supporting Services) 486,076 5 14,944 Sugar beets tops Community Services (Includes Early Childhood) 69,282 77,741. MERCHANTS LEAGUE E. Bell 460 (173). THURSDAY NITE TRIb Oct. 22, 1997 Oct. 23 Employee Benefits MERCHANETTE among area crops (Community Services) 21,081 20,254 Charmont 25 LEAGUE Thumb Auto Wash 25 Capital Outlay 178,466 116,800 Brent w ood 23 Oct. 23, 1997 NETC 21 Carrie Andrich. Transfer to TISD -0- -0- Gemini Plastics 20 General Cable 20 averaging a very respectable “Soybeans really matured Wickes 20 Car0 Chiropractic 19 County Wide Builders 20 during that Indian summer,” Pi oncer Seeds 17.6 percent. New England Life 19 J .B .’s Crew 18 18 Braem called harvest con- Andrich said, adding yields Pro Temp 18 Hills & Dales 15 Marlette Oil & Gas 18 17 ditions “excellent” thanks to in some fields were as high Soundz by Greg 16 Silver Birch Kennel 13 Hyatt Farnis One warm weather that continued as 60 bags per acre. In other Independent Bank 16 All Season Rental 13 Martin Electric 16 into mid-Oct uher. fields yields were in the 40s, Cass City Sports 13 Thumb Auto Wash 12 Mycogen Plant Science 16 12 112 Thumb area MSU Coopera- and in others, a disappoint- R & H Body Shop 10 Health Mart Pills 12 Babich F~II~S tive Extension offkials are ing 30 bags. Detroit Edison 10 Hyatt Farms Two 11 Nagelkirk estimated three- High Team Actual Series: calling the Indian summer a CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS life-saver for many farmers quarters of the soybean crop WS Charmont 2869. High Actual Team Series: HighTeam Series & Game: who found themselves be- in Sanilac County has been GENEWFUND REWm BUDGET High Team Actual Game: Hills & Dales 1862. . NElC 1761 (652). hind throughout much of the harvested, and yields overall Cass City Sports 1020. High Actual Team Game: High Individual Series & growing season due to a wet, have been average. Individual High Serics & Thumb Auto Wash 660. Games: G. Robinson 661 Some growers have seen (237-225), Doug O’Dell628 cool spring. Games: M. Jackson 7 10 500 Series: C. Smith 556, excellent yields, he said, but (2h5), D. Doerr 607 (227), “It made all the difference (269-226-2 15), B. Rutkoski L. Hanson 534, N. Wallace D. in the world,” said Martin there have also been some 668 (244-22X),M. LUtZ 651 516, R. Mallory 514, J. Bcccher 594 (225), Dennis Nagelkirk, extension director disappointments, largely be- (230-21 3), P. VOSS645 (257- Morel1 502. Hyatt 592 (244), T. Czek, cause of root problems early J. in Sanilac County. 222), R. Salcido 638 (269- 200 Games: L. Hanson 222, 589 (222), Baker 579 in the growing season, then, “We would have definitely 214), D. ()’Dell 637 (217- N. Wallace 201. (212), R. Doerr 577 (21 I), J. later on, white mold growth. Roth Biebel223, lost financially in some 214), G. Robinson 635 (257), 243, B. W. soy- Perhaps the biggest disap- CHARhlONT LADIES bean fields (without the J. Krol 607 (236), J. Laming 580 (230). pointment this year is the dry Revenue-State Sources 7,677,414 8,185,s 12 Langenburg 596 (210), R. heat), but it made the corn bean crop, particularly navy J .B .’s Crew 24 112 crop. If we had had a nor- Witherspoon 585 (2151, P. FRIDAY NIGHT beans, according to Revenue-Federal Robinson 559, V. Trisch 558, Sister Act 20 MIXED DOUBLES mal fall, we would have had Nag el ki r k . Dec’s MJ? Rockets 19 some sizable discounts on Sources 335,470 306,441 V. Freeman 554, C. Oct. 24 “Ninety-nine percent of the Zimnierman 224, D. Roth Wild John’s 17 112 test weights and yields.” dry beans are out. We did Pizza Villa 15 Other Financing 215. Gators 36 “It was a blessing. We have some late heans that we Dott Manufacturing 14 Rolling Thunder Sources 2,495 3,600 THU KSDAY MORNING 35 thought we were going to be may try to pick up yet,” he Cab1 e-e t tes 13 The Family 29 COFFEE LEAGUE 13 hurting,” agreed Huron said. “Overall, the crop did Cass City Tire Easy 7 28 County Agricultural Agent Live Wires 12 have more culls, or the pick Bye 25 (of damaged beans) was Dee’s M.P. Rockets 28 Team ## 7 12 KREW 24 Men of Steel 24 higher than what we nor- Grumblers 24 Alley Cats 2119 High Team Game: J.B’s Council mally get. Total Revenues 8,887,404 9,252,067 Intimidators 23 “I guess what hurt us in STAR Crew 1045. Golden Oldies 12 recommends terms of quality was that rain High Team Series: Dott Mcn’s High Series & in August.” Manufacturing 3020. HighTeam Series & Game: Game: S. Hammett 662 All in all, Nagelkirk added, High Series: D. Wilson 48 1, (276). Dee’s M.P. Rockets 1721 & annexation yields were fairly avcrage, V. Patcra 470, D. Mathewson Women’s High Series: D about 14 bags. However, he Adjustment to Fund 9,828 68,803 633. 464, A. Skrent 454. High Individual Series & Potrykus 486. pointed out the market price Balane High Gamcs: V. Patera 21 1, Women’s High Game: L. has been very weak, espe- Games: C.Slaughter 196, K. D. Gihson 171. A. Skrent Dibble 187. Auvil 189, D. Mathewson 170, J. Lester 170, D. weekly inserts being deliv- cially for navy beans. Fund Balance - July 1 913,764 923,592 HighTeam Series & Game: ered onto residents’ lawns Andrich reported Huron 498 (183), D. Grifka 478 Mathewson 177, M. Moore Gators 1935 (679). and in front of Main Street County farmers also (182), M. Opanasenko 174. 179. B. Ware 172. businesses. struggled with damaged dry Fund Balance - June 30 923,592 992,395 beans, but the problem was The topic was brought up by Trustee Matt Prieskorn, less extensive in the eastern portion of thc county. She who asked if the village has noted Tuscola County grow- the authority to curb the prac- ers saw more damagc. tice. As for the corn crop, the Wilkinson named curator We have commissioned Osentoski Auction Service to settle the estate of .Learned village Clerk- jury is still out. The good Mariane Croft at Public Auction at the place located 2 blocks North, 5 Treasurer Joycc A. LaRoche news, Andrich said, is a ma- blocks West of the light in Cass City at 4677 Huron Street. attend the educational ses- jority of the crop matured at Detroit arts institute 5aturday, November 1,1997 sions of the 19th Annual prior to the first killing frost. Michigan Municipal “Some guys have just Commencing at 11:OO Sharp1 Treasurer’s Association Con- started on the corn. Mostly, The city-owned Detroit In- longtime employee Mary worked her way from assis- H USEHOLD FURNISHIN : Vita mixer; Rice cooker; ANTIOUES; ferencc, held Oct. 13- 1 S. they’re taking it off for high stitute of Arts isn’t letting a Ann Wilkinson to curator of tant curator to associate cu- BEnd dinins room set (table, w%wes, 6’ Oak showcase; Old Coca Cooler; Old bottles; Cast.. iron- sink;. moisture corn” to feed cattle. pending court case get in the rator and has been acting 6- chairs...... hutch & buffet): Ova] kitchen 20th-century art. She has table w/4 chairs; 3-Bedidom sets, 1 Antique sewing machine; Cast iron So far, she said, test weights way of administering its served as interim curator head of the 20th-century de- wood stove w/ chrome, very nice!. on early corn have been Fair 20th-century art department. heavy pine, oak dresser; Maple twin since curator Jan van der partment since the summer beds; White matching twin beds w/ GUNS: Antique 22 caliber pistol & 25 to good. The museum has promoted of 1995. Wilkinson has dresser: Full bed; Brass bed; Dresser; caliber pistol; 16 gauge Remington Muck was fired in 1995, fol- pump shotgun. LAWN. MDEN& lowing allegations he was helped defuse criticism long Mahogany love seat; Chrome kitchen f table; 3’ Round maple table; Tin MISC.; Nordic Trac Pro; 8’ Portable violating a requirement that directed at the museum for advertising sign, lighted w/ numbers; ON THE FARM I cupboard; 7 1/2’ Oak table; Blue velvet DIA employees live in the ignoring local artists. She has dining room chairs; Flexsteel couch & 16 Gal. Sears wetldry vac.; Variety of .OR IN THE FIELD city, curated a number of exhibits loveseat; Sofa Sleeper; 3-Maple hand garden tools, shovels, rakes, A Wayne County judge ur- for the DIA, particularly occasional tables, coffee table & end forks; Kawasaki generator KG700; dered van der Marck rein- those with a strong Michigan tables; 4’ Lighted curio cabinet; China Lawn furniture; Step ladder; Bag cart; dish set; Fireplace doors; Magazine Large bird house & Martin bird house; stated last month, but the city angle. Sears Craftsman 10” radial arm saw; For instance, exhibits she racks; Sofa; 2-Matching stuffed chairs; is appealing the ruling. Massage chair wheat; Kitchen items, Delta 12” portable planer; Craftsman “Whether or not Jan returns organized include Charles pots, pans, dishes, silverware, utensils; table whouter; Craftsman router; makes no difference to Mary McGee: Seeing 70 in 1994, Recliner; La-z-boy chair; Floor lamps; Central Mich. belt sander; Performax 16-32+ belt sander; 1/2” Electric drill; Ann’s appointment,” says Decorative Arts 1900: High- Lamps; Blankets; Bedspreads; Desk; File cabinets; Office chair; Cedar chest; 2-Electric sanders; Jig saw; Aluminum Maurice Parrish, interim di- lights from Private Collec- 24’ extension ladder; Asst. hand tools; rector of the DIA. “It’s not Mirror; Pictures; Clocks; Books; tions in Detroit in 1994. Foldins chairs; TV trays; Luggage; Saw horses; Asst. nails, nuts & bolts. unusual to have 2 full cura- Twenty Years of the AI terna- Portable radio; Sewing machines; Slide GLASSWARE: Set of Royal El- tors in one department.” projector & screen; Humidifiers; Large egance fine china; Porcelain sugar & tive Press in 1990 and Pi creamer; Curio & Ives plate; McCoy & Parrish praisud Wi 1kinson Benio in 1983. pet sky kennel; Handicap equipment; as “a strong advocate” for Christmas decorations; Ping Pong Hall pieces; McCoy bean pot; Sanford She’s also been involved in table; Zenith color TV; Console stereo; china set (Rapsody); Pewter figurines; . ..-- contemporary art. “Mary local arts projects such as Glass dog; Hagger pieces. TRAILER; Ann has worked hard and is Magic Chef microwave; Lowry organ; 290 cc high torque $200 GIFT cooled “Art on the Move” with the Westinghouse side by side refriserator/ Interstate I 18’ tandem enclosed trailer engine Automatic transmission truly deserving,” he says. Center for Creative Studies freezer; Washer & dryer; I.H.C.chest wAights & brakes. CAMPER; Pickup CABELAS and with hi/low “She’s wcll-liked and highly tvne deen freeze: Freezer: G.E. electric camper, 8’sleeps 4, stove, refrigerator, Hidow range and the Detroit Recreation -~r----r - - 7 SPECIAL LOW Super high ground rcspected by thc art comniu- stove. older; Pasta maker; oven. 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