/ VOLUME 93, NUMl ’ITYIICHIGAN - WEl)NIISDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1999 CHRONICLEFIFTY CENTS I6 PAGES PL1JS 3 SUPPI .I’MEN’I’S I I Communities mourn teens’ deaths in far cident

Two area teens were killed Thursday in a silo accidcrit at ;I farm in Sanilac County’s Bridgehanipton Township. Sanilac County Central Dispatch received a call at 6:24 p.1~ reporting that 2 subjects were trapped in a farm silo at 2h54 Ruth Rd. Deputies identified the victirns as Phillip J. Mathewson 11, 18, of Dcford, and Paul ti. DeLon9. IC). 01. Cass City. DeLong, a 1998 graduatc of Ubly Community Schools, grew up on a farm in Tuscola County. His goal was IC! he- come a special education teacher, according to Mark: Tenbusch, Ubly Schools business managcr. “)-IC. worked tl; our special education teachers and he enjoyed it irnnicriscl?.“ Tenbusch said. While Ubly students and staff mourned the loss of Dcloiiy. a similar grieving was taking place at Cass City High Suhor>l. “There were a lot of kids here shook up. Phil M’~Sivcll liked,” Counselor Wayne Dillon said of the 1999 Cn~sCity

REACHING OUT, losing out - Medicare reimbursement cuts included in the Bal- anced Budget Act of 1997 are expected to cost Hills and Dales General Hospital in Cass City some $1.5 million over a 5-year period ending in 2002. Hospital officials United Way oal$50,0 say service cuts are inevitable unless Congress provides some relief in the form of revisions that restore funding. This year’s United Way campaign marks not only the final campaign of this mil- Cass City, Cam, county Hospital services on the line lennium, but also the end of a 50-year tradition in the Cass City area. agencies combine forces Members of thc Cass City and Car0 United Way orga- Medicare cuts hitting home nizations earlier this summer approved a plan to merge Imagine you wake up in the pen,” McKrow said. “l’hi\ could kill to minu\ 7.8 per- closc to $300,000, and that’s with the United Way of middle of the night, swcating is the only business 1 know ccnt a cash rcirnhursement reduc- Tuscola County in an effort and fccling nauseous, and whcre thc providcr cannot “If Hills and I>alc\ suffcr.s tion,” he added. “We’ve to combine their resources to thcrc’s a painful squeezing in tell with any sense of surcty that kind of los\, we’rc gone from anticipating a benefit even more groups your c h c st. what thc reirnburscment IS done,” McKrow s~d.HIIIs h al fw ay dccc n t bot t om 1i ne and individuals in area com- You call an ambulance and going to hc.” and Dale\ currcntly operates last ycar to (breaking evcn) munities. a crcw arrives quickly and thc iirht 8 rriorittis of this year. The new organization has stabilizes your condition, hut ’I’hcy’vt. taken away every- set a goal of $50,000 for its you still must endure thc ride thing we might have been first campaign, which will to the nearest medical center “The bottom line is, if we don’t get ablc to do.” run from Oct. 15 through in Saginaw or Bay City be- McKrow said Medicare pa- Nov. 15. cause thc doors at your local some relie$. .then eventually services tients inake up about 45 per- “We’ve been working on it hospital closed weeks ago. have to be And do -you cent of Hills and Dales’ busi- (merger) for a year and a half It’s a worst case scenario, will cut. how ness. “So, it’s by far the hig- and we finally made the de- it gcst percentage of care that cision in June,” said Ken but could happen in Cass decide on which ones? ” City. wc givc herc, and it affects Spencer, who was elected The frustrating thing, ac- our biggest percent of reirn- president of the county United Way. cording to Dee McKrow, bu rseni e n t ,” Town hall completed president and CEO of Hills What local hospital officials with posittvt‘ margin of 3 to At the same time, 80 per- “We’re trying to get all of and Dales General Hospital, do know is that national sur- 6 perccnt, however, she cent of the care provided at the United Ways in the is that no one seems to rcal- veys on thc expected impact pointed out, Medicarc rciin- €lillsand Dalcs is on an out- ize how grave a situation hos- of the Balanced Budgct Act bursement losses to the locd patient basis, where Mcdi- hospital are expected to pitals - particularly rural hos- offer little good news. care reirribursernent cuts are MEAP In onc study, prepared by rcach about 12 percent, or pitals - are facing in the wake cxpcctcd to have a severe of Medicare cuts imple- the Lewin Group for the roughly $1.5 1nilIion, by the impact . y c ar 2 O( 12 -merited in the Balanced Bud- Arncrican Hospital Associa- In response, hospital offi- test results get Act (BBA) of 1997. tion, officials predict the per- “l’hey’re (cuts) devastating cials have made what “The bottom line is, if we centage of hospitals operat- to a lot of hospit;il\ iiiid that McKrow described as some don’t get soiiie relief from ing with negative Medicarc includcs US,” said Kit Millcr, mi nor adL]us t men t s. “But this BBA, then eventually margins will have grown president and C’1:O of C’aro we’re going to have to do mixed bag services will have to bc cut. from 55 percent in 1995 to Co 111m 11n 1 t y Hoqii t a1 more, and I’ll be the first to And how do you dccidc on 70 pcrccnt by th? year 2002. In fact, he addcd, thu cuts say union negotiations are The annual Michigan Edu- which ones?” McKrow com- Depending on cost trends, all are particularly ditlicult !or not going to be easy this cational Assessment niented Friday. hospitals arc expected to rural ho\pi t a 15, w tiic ti don’t year.” (MEAP) tests taken last Officials at Hills and Dales have, at hcst, ;I minus-4.4 have thc linancial flcxihility McKrow noted the hospital spring are a mixed bag for have joined with their coun- lac put an end to weekend students in Cass City and terparts across the country in ncal servicc for cmployees, Owen-Gage when consid- ered against the state aver- a campaign urging conpress- Pleaso turn to page 4. men to support the Promot- ages. ing Health in Rural Arcas Act Cass City showed improve- of 1999, which would restore ments in writing, but was drastic cuts in Medicare below state averages in math, funding to health care pro- Civic leader, retired banker science and reading. vide rs. There are 3 levels in which In a nutshell, McKrow ex- students can receive cndorsc- plained, the Balanced Bud- ments. Level one students @Act of 1997 included sig- Frederick B. Auten dies have exceeded state aver- NEARLY 100 people attended a recent opepr houw nificant reductions in the rc- ages. Level 2 means that the hosted by Evergreen Township officials to showcasc i iri bu rsernc n t s h ospi tal s re- Frederick B. Auton, who brancc liw faiiiily and fricnds surer of the Cass City Com- student has met state stan- c e i v~*for var i o u s se r v i ce s spent ii lifctimc serving and will he hcld at First Prcshy- iiiunity Club, the club that dards. Any studcnt that earns their new township hall in Shabbona. Cutting the rih- at least a division 2 rating in provided to Mcdiuarc pa- promoting ii better Cass City, turian Church Friday, Oct. 8, was tor many years a lead- bon above are (from left) Trustcc Ron Rockwell, Trea- tients (those ovcr 65 years of died ‘I’hursdny, Sept. 30, from 7 to 9 p.ni. A iiiciiio- ing civic organization in thc all 4 categories is cligible for agc). The cuts, which in- 1999, at Blake Hospital. rial scrvicc will hc held Sat- coni1iiuni ty. the Michigan Merit Award surer Wayne Whittakcr, Supervisor Audrey I mlie and cluctc elimination of reiin- H rad c n t on , I I or i d a, urday, Oct. 9. at 1 :30 p.rn. Hc was born May 3 1, 1925, Scholarship worth $3,500 at hurscments for somc scr- His passing leavcs a void Autcri was otic of thc first tht: son of Meredith and Vir- any Michigan school. Thc Clerk Arthur Severance. vices, art: being phased in and hc will hc rcrnernhcrcd. workcrs for the Hills and ginia (Wilsey) Auten. He scholarship is also available ovcr a 5-year period. Rememhercd by thc ofiicials IMcs Mcdical Ccntcr, sew inarried Jeanne Bigelow to studcnts who pass 2 lev- For cxaiiiplc, the cost of of public :service organiza- ing as its trcasurer. Elc was Aug. 21, 1948, and the els and score in the top 25 doing :i pclvis CAT Scan is tions. Rcmernbcred by busi- thc pitst prcsidcnt of niany couple made their home in percent of the SAT and ACT $883 and the new reimhurse- ness associates and by staff’ Cas s C i t y or8an i z,;i t i ons . Cass City until moving to tests. mcnt ;mount is $250 rncmhers at the Cass City l’hcy includc thc C’lavcl Club, Florida several months ago Assistant Principal Russ In Michigan, hospitals arc Bank, wherc he scrved as C ti ani he r of Coni 111 c rc c, to be ncar thcir family. Bicfer points out that sopho- projucted to rcccivc $3.1 bil- presidcnt froni 1968 to his Coininunity Club and Pres- Surviving are his wife; a mores taking the test are not lion lcss ovci the S-ycar pe- retircrnent. byterian Church Board of daughter, Mardi and husband included in the results this r, riod, Some of the major cutc He was at the hank for al- lrustccs. Hc was ;I inciiiher C. J. Coury, of Anna Maria year, but will be next year. includc inpatient and outpa- most 37 ycars, starting as ii and prcsiidciit of‘ ttic Chss Island; 2 sons, Andrew The sophomore students tak- ticnt payments. and hospital- bookkecpcr and working up City Villagc Council for 2 (Nancy) Auten of Marathon, ing the tests are usually the based honie health scrviccs. through the ranks. Hc was thc t eI’l11s. Ih.,and Charles of Denver, better students, he explained. On the fcderal level, offi- third gentration of Autens at He scrvcd on the Roy Scout Colo.; a brother, Charles S. They take the test, he said, cials initially prcdictcd cuts the bank. Dick Wrillacc, who Committcc for 27 ycars and (Loisjean) Auten; a sister, so that they will be eligible in thc Balanced Dudget Act joined thc bank aftcr retiring was trcasurcr of the Rawson Charlotte A. Schmidt- to take collegc credit courses would net a savings of $100 from Wilbro and sat on the Founclrition starting in 1960. Fellncr; a sister-in-law, Jo in high school. It’s possible billion. Now, that estimate bank’s board of directors, Hc workcd 2 1 /2 years on thc Ann Bigelow Frye, Parrish, for them to earn up to 12 col- has climbed to nearly $200 said, he was the most re- East Central Michigan Com- Ha., and numerous grand- lege credits while in high hi 1 I ion. spected gentleman 1 ever prchcnsive Health Planning children, nieces and ncph- school, equal to a full “Nobody really knows how knew. He always seemed Council and W;K a niembcr ews. semester’s college work. much it’s going to impact nearly indestructible. and it’s of the fund raising conimit- Memorials are requested to The revised MEAP tests bccause the cuts are so dras- hard for me to believe he’s tee for an addition to Hills the First Presbyterian are in the second year and tic. You literally have to gone. and Dalcs Hospital. He Church, Cass City, or to Hos- Cass City has shown im- guess what’s going to hap- An cvening of remcm- scrvcd as president and trea- pice. Please turn to page 4. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Engaged Meg’sPeg I It’s a boy!

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mer- Call your local news chant announce the arrival of , to the Chronicle office a great-grandson, born Oct. 1, 1999, Austin Hunter Hale, 872-2010 W son of Kristy (Merchant) and I Scott Hale of Bay City. Aus- Stan and Melva Guinther tin weighed 6 pounds, 15 were among a group of 13 ounces, and was 18 1/2 local people who attended by Melva E. Guinther inches long, He joins a sis- the Senior Retreat at Gull ter, Kaitlyn, 3 years old. Lake Bible and Missionary E-mail is wonderful! Kevin “No, sir, Just the opposite. Conference near Battle Shaw sent this clever item to They pay to throw it away.” Grandparentsare Leslie and Creek last week. They spent our son, Mark, who sent it to “Now let me get this Marcia Merchant of Cass the weekend with their us. I don’t know where it straight. They fertilize grass City and Larry and Connie daughter, Sandy Welter, in originated. so it will grow, and when it Wozniak of Crystal. West Carrollton, Ohio, does grow, they cut it off and “Winterize your lawn”, the pay to throw it away?” big sign outside the garden “Yes, sir.” Historical store commanded. “These Suburbanites must Quilt society I’ve fed it, mowed it, raked be relieved in the summer it and watched a lot of it die when we cut back on ,the rain display anyway. Now I’m supposed and turn up the heat, That Stacey and Jacob Lounsbury meet set to winterize it? I hope it’s surely slows the growth and The Watrou s v i 1le/Caro too fate. saves them a lot of work.” Oct. 8,s Area Historical Society will Grass lawns have to be the “You aren’t going to believe - Vicky Robinson R: meet Tuesday, Oct. 1 1, at the stupidest things we’ve come this, Lord. When the grass Plans are being made for Lounsbury and Jnsoir Huggtcs Car0 Municipal Building, up with outside of thong stops growing so fast, they over 100 quilted items to be 317 S. State St., Caro. The swimsuits! We constantly drag out hoses and pay more displayed for public viewing. atid is cmploycd as a Collec- meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. battle dandelions, Queen money to water it so they can This quilt show is being or- tion Spccinlist at Allied Busi- Kim Wasik, representing Anne’s lace, thistle, violets, continue to mow it and pay ganized by the Caro Village Ceranski wed ncs\ Scrviccs. Jnc., in the Human Development chicory and ciover that thrive to get rid of it.” Quilters and will be held at the Thumb Center for the Stacey L. Ceranski, daugh- groom. 7.w I and. Commission will speak on naturally, so we can grow “What nonsense! At least ter of James and Marilee Ushers were Larry Wagner, Arts, located at 104 Joy lawn grilduatcd from Caro senior services featuring grass that must be nursed they kept some of the trees. Ceranski of Essexville, and uncle of the bride, and Street, in Caro. The event High School in 1988 and is Alzheimer’s and Dementia. through an annual 4-step That was a sheer stroke of Jacob T. Lounsbury, son Raymond Dost, uncle of the will take place Friday, Oct. of cmpltrycd as the Service Refreshments will be chemical dependency. genius, if I do say so myself. Thomas and Virginia groom, 8, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and hl a ri a g t‘ r l’or G t a nd Sports served following the pro- Imagine the conversation The trees grow leaves in the Lounsbury of Cass City, Saturday, Oct. 9, from 10 Special music included CJcnler in Grand Haven. gram. The Creator might have with spring to provide beauty and were married Aug. 14 at the a.m. to p.m. as a fund-raiser Scott Mills, friend of the A Nov. b wedding is The public is invited to at- St. Francis about this: shade in the summer. In the 5 Good Shepherd Lutheran for the guild. bride’s family, singing “Fa- 11 I ;i n ncd . tend. “Frank, you know all about autumn they fall to the Church in Cass City. The gardens and nature. What in ground and form a natural ther, We Come Today” and The 2-day quilt show coin- Rev. Gerald A. Meyer of5 “The Lords Prayer,” Organ- ; the world is going on down blanket to keep moisture in ciated at the ceremony. there in the Midwest? What the soil and protect the trees cides with the Tuscola ist and pianist for the cer- ; County Pumpkin Festival Attending the bride was emony were Dan and Ruth happened to the dandelions, and bushes. Plus, as they rot, maid of honor Jamie Fdty#fiveor older? You’ll violets, thistle and stuff I the leaves form compost to and will include the follow- Balzer, friends of the ing: quilt-related demonstra- Ceranski, sister of the bride. groom’s family, playing 1 started eons ago? I had a enhance the soil. It’s a natu- Bridesmaids were Michelle perfect, no-maintenancegar- ral circle of life.” tions throughout each day, a “Canon In D,”“Bridal Cha- ; save 30% on hmce. “white elephant” sale, many Jngrao, Jessica Frederick, rus”, “Bless This House” ad den plan. Those plants grow “You better sit down, Lord. Rachel Beck, Heather in any type of soil, withstand The Suburbanites have door prizes, and a custom- “Trumpet Tu ne .” v made queen size quilt to be Lehman, Marie Huggins and drought and multiply with drawn a new circle. As soon Heather Campbell, all A reception was held fol-. * abandon. The nectar from as the leaves fall, they rake raffled on Saturday. friends of the bride. lowing the ceremony at tk4 the long-lasting blossoms at- them into great piles and Flower girl was Ashley Knights of Columbus Hall ir( tracted butterflies, honey have them hauled away.” Quilts being displayed will Hahn, cousin of the bride. Caro. ’, bees and flocks of songbirds. “No! What do they do to include large quilts, wall The best man was Joshua After spending a week at:, I expected to see a vast gar- protect the shrub and tree hangings, garments, antique Lounsbury, brother of the Mackinac Island for their:, den of colors by now. But roots in the winter and keep quilts, a special round-robin groom. The groomsmen honeymoon, the couple arc; all I see are these green rect- the soil moist and loose?” quilt display and challenge were Joseph Lounsbury, residing in Kalarnazoo. They; : angles.” “After throwing away your quilts made by members of brother of the groom, Ryan are attending Western Michi-’ “It’s the tribes that settled leaves, they go out and buy the Car0 Village Quilters es- Dost, cousin of the groom, gan University and studying there, Lord. The Suburban- something they call mulch. pecially for the quilt show, Jon Fruendt, Jeremy Dillon, elementary education. Thc’ ites, They started calling They haul it home and spread People attending the show Scott Petiprin and Todd couple will graduate in fdl: your flowers ‘weeds’ and it around in place of the will have an opportunity to Milligan, all friends of the 2000. i went to great extent to kill leaves.” )I vote for their favorite quilt. ‘I them and replace them with “And where do they get this grass.” mulch?” “Grass? But it’s so boring. “They cut down trees and Admission is $2. Children Writers to meet i 12 years old and younger cah‘ It’s not colorful. It doesn’t grind them up,” I attract butterflies, birds and “Enough! I don’t want to attend for free. The Thumb Area Writer’s meeting is Tuesday, Oct. 12; bees, only grubs and sod think about this any more. Club meets the second Tues- Meetings commence at 730 worms. It’s temperamental St. Catherine, you’re in For more information, con- day of each month in the P.M. with temperatures. Do these charge of the arts. What tact Cathy Arnett at (517) Sandusky High School, lo- Everyone is wclcome. YOL ~ko-1n6ody Insurance Suburbanites really want all movie have you scheduled 672-4686 or Tammy cated at 191 Pine Tree, in do not have to be a membe$ that grass growing there?” for us tonight?” McCool at (517) 673-4040. Room #259. This month the to attend our meetings. ’ 6263 Church St., Cass City, MI 48726 “Apparently so, Lord. They “‘Dumb and Dumber’, Phone 517-872-51 14 or 1-800-835-9870 go to great pains to grow it Lord. It’s a real stupid movie and keep it green. They be- about.. .” gin each spring by fertilizing “Never mind. I think I just grass and poisoning any heard the whole story.” other plant that crops up in YA-Nx(;E E* CAN DLE S the lawn.” “The spring rains and cool Dunce weather probably make grass grow really fast. That must slated make the Suburbanites happy.” Oct. 9 “Apparently not, Lord. 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1 Receive-_----I--- $5 off labor-- of $50-$100 SOON: Ashlev Judd “DOUBLE JEOPARDY” , :ASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1999 PAGE THREE Felony arraignments ~ - - - - - .- Rabbit Tracks The back forty Trio charged in break-in 0 1fflROQu~ by Roger Pond (And anyone else he can Three men suspected in a 15 to 20 break-ins in eastern Caro, was arraigned on *Farming has changed so up in the East (where it used Then, we had a kid bring- string of break-ins in Tuscola Tuscola County and western charges of forgery and utter- much, many of us who grew to rain in the summer). We ing empty wagons to the and Sanilac counties were Sanilac County last month. ing and publishing May 30 up in the country would cured hay as fast as we could, field and a man with a lot of each arraigned last week on Property, including guns, in Indianfields Township in- barely recognize what farm- baled it, and ran for the barn nerve catching the hay forks ... , . one charge of second degree cash and jewelry, has been volving a $100 check drawn ers do today. Of all the tech- with it. that lifted bales into the mow. We are indebted to Charles Carpenter for leading us to the home invasion involving a recovered, and investigators on Community Bank. nological advances, new for- Our hay never had a “final A relatively small boy or girl rea family that has experience with wild horses. He called Kelly Road residence in expect to make additional Bond was set at $10,000 age handling systems are the storage site.” Sometimes it pulled the trip rope, dropping I tell us the name, number of horses trained and just how to Novesta Township Sept. 24. arrests. and a preliminary exam was most intriguing for me. was in the right barn, and hay into the mow and pull- et to the Luana home. I wasn’t surprised that Charley came Chad C. Bills, 22, Caro, Lee In other recent felony sometimes it wasn’t. If we ing the forks back out. ar- slated for Friday morning. A news release from I our rescue. R. Simmons, 20, Battle raignments in district court: OMyrl S. Card, 36, needed the hay somewhere There were 7 kids in my It might not be true that if you lived in the area more than a Creek, and Brian Woo- *Joseph L. Blasdell, 24, Vermeer Manufacturing de- else, we just had to drag it. family, so we could prctty J. Fairgrove, was charged with scribes the new Vermeer :w months that this loquacious, friendly resident knows you druff, 2 l, Fairgrove, were Mayville, was charged with My brother and I tried much do everything our- delivery/manufacture of Ensiler - designed to sim- about you, but it seems that way. formally charged in Tuscola attempted disarming of a marijuana Sept. 8, 1998, in stacking bales outside and selves. Again and again I’ve heard, “Charley knows everybody.” County District Court. non- firearm (pepper spray) plify the process of baling covering them one year. This Sometimes I marvel at the Fairgrove. and wrapping high moisture In addition, Bills was ar- from a peace officer, resist- Bond was set at $2,000 and proved to be an excellent things a farmcr is forced to ***** raigned on a charge of escape ing and obstructing a police hay (called balage). The new way to consolidate our for- do today. I see the expensive a preliminary exam was process is said to eliminate while awaiting trial on a officer, possession of an age -making it much easier machinery and all of the scheduled for Oct. 15 at 9 extra hours, extra equipment Unsung hero department, Like a good official, a good felony charge after he bolted open intoxicant in a motor a.m. to pick up after it rotted. stresses it causes. eoreboard operator does his job and it goes unnoticed. One from the district courtroom vehicle, and driving without costs and extra trips over the Haymaking was far from a At times like these I think, .Harry N. Prystajko, 31, field by actually wrapping ‘f the best is Ron Lomasney. Besides operating the last week, Officers, assisted a license in possession Sept. one-man operation in those “I know birth control has Mayville, was arraigned on the bale with plastic film be- coreboard during Cass City football games, he has referee by a tracking dog, appre- 29 in Arbela Township. days. We needed a kid to cut done a lot of good, and it’s one count of Dossession of fore it hits the ground. ignals down pat and is quick to relay them to the announcer. hended the suspect a short Bond was set at $5,000 and marijuana, sibsequent of- the hay, one to rake it, an- probably been great for -2 does it for both the varsity and junior varsity games. women. On the other hand, time later in the village of a preliminary examination fense, Aug. 13. “After the bale is formed, a other to drive the tractor on He’s been on the job for 20 consecutive years. He’s threat- it’s just about ruined farm- Caro. was scheduled for Friday Bond was set at $1,000 and hydraulically-powehd bale the baler, and a guy to stack ming to call it quits after this season. The rest of the press ing.” Bond for Bills was set at a morning. a preliminary exam was cradle extends to the back bales on the wagon. )ox crew is urging him to go for 25. Join in, tell him you combined $150,000. Bond *Darci R. Deering, 28, slated for Oct. 15 at 9 a.m. and turns the bale as it’s be- Appreciate his efforts. was set at $30,000 and ing wrapped. An automatic $20,000, respectively, for ***** swing-arm assembly re- Simmons and Woodruff. All volves around the bale, 3 men face preliminary ex- The stretching the film tightly to As of Monday morning, no successful deer hunter has re- aminat ion s Friday morning . provide an airtight seal. ported to the Chronicle. As always during the bow and gun Tuscola County Sheriff’s seasons, we are looking to picture the first successful hunter Haire Pretensioner arms stretch the Department detectives say plastic film 55 percent to and others who have bagged trophy-type deer. the suspects’ arrests are re- maximize film usage.” lated to an investigation into -. Net Then, someone comes The Weather May ville along with Vermeer’s High Low BH 1 OOO Bale Handler (intro- Precip. You have to be middle-aged community interest as a fac- Tuesday ...... 82 ...... 59 ...... 1 SO“ duced earlier this year) and today to remember when tor affecting the team. Sup- “gently lifts and transports Wednesday ...... 58 ...... 46 ...... 1.26” man dies Cass City High School port has been, and continues Thursday ...... 65 ...... 46 ...... 0 the bale to its final storage fielded an honest-to-good- to be, excellent. site.” (These high moisture Friday ...... 66 ...... 44 ...... O 1It ness championship football A common complaint about Saturday ...... 54 ...... 34 ...... 04“ in crash bales weigh up to 2,000 A Tuscola County man died team. For accuracy, it must the lack of players participat- pounds). Sunday ...... 54 ...... 34 ...... 54” be noted that Cass City ing isn’t the answer either. Monday ...... 53 ...... 33 ...... 0 in a one-vehicle accident about 3 miles southwest of shared a title in the short- After all, when defending The system is operated I 1. (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) Mayville last week. lived, 4-team Blue Bay state champion USA came to completely from the tractor Cass City, there were 19 Troopers from the Michi-’ League and another in the seat, using a single hydrau- Thumb But the overall players on the squad. Less gan State Police post Car0 C. lic lever. Whatever happened in than the 22 players listed on reported the victim, Ward W. records were mundane at to the dusty, old balers and the Hawk squad, Taylor, 34, of Mayville, was best and a country mile from sweaty haymows of our qualifying for the state play- driving in the vicinity of The easy answer is to say youth? offs. When Cass City shared Brown and Center roads at that CmCity is just not a Maybe I’m old-fashioned, 11, WNTE the title with Lakers in the II RS 9:45 p.m. when his S-10 football school and accept as but I look at machinery like Thumb C in 1994, the over- pickup truck left the roadway inevitable losing season af- this and wonder, “How much all record was 5 wins, 4 and struck a tree. ter losing season. does it cost?” And, “What if Joe’s losses. Taylor, who was not wear- That doesn’t play with the something breaks?” ing a seat belt, was pro- In the last 3 decades there Recipe have been just 2 teams wor- coaches, the school or the nounced dead at the scene, thy of note. The undefeated community. We keep trying We surely can’t fix it. We Food Store i Custom Sausage according to troopers, who squad of 1972 (before the but in 30 years the solution won’t have any baling wire! were assisted at the scene by playoffs started) and the 9- 1 has eluded us with no end in That’s not the way we made Made from your boneless meat. Mayville EMS and the sight. hay when I was a kid. I grew team in 1980. It would have $ [ Mayville Fire Department. Making all types of sausage. been fun to see the 1980 Specializing in all wild game. Police squad in the state race. At the Joe Vatter; Sausage Maker end of the season it was a scoring machine under co- Ann & Rhea recover Coach Don Schelke. A loss 517-658-8609 in the rain at North Branch IC vehicle tied the 2 teams for the , 1745 E. Cass City Rd., Ubly, MI 48475 Thumb B Conference title tf Cass City police recovered and, under the playoff rules Hours: p.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays a stolen vehicle over the 6:30 weekend, just 2 1/2 hours of the time, squeezed the 9 a.m-5 p.m. Saturday; Sunday by appointment after it was reported missing team out of the picture. from the parking lot at Both these teams operated Charmont Lanes. when the league included Call Us 872-2010 According to reports, Peggy Caro, Frankenmuth and With Ideas For Feature Stories M. Frappart told officers her North Branch, all class B son had dropped her 1992 squads. Ford Tempo off at the Now we are in the midst of Charmont for her at 10 p.m. another dismal season, hen you look ahead, look to us. Thursday. She discovered winless and expected to be life insurance Retirement plans the car missing at about hard-pressed to find a way to Health insurance Other benefits for 12:45 a.m. break the streak. Fans, as Lutherans Police found the vehicle they always do, look for rea- sons and the coach is always kniq rh- StwardFMp abandoned at the corner of Doerr and Elmwood roads at the first target, although kzEzE= about 3:30 a.m. The vehicle knowledgeable people say was parked in the north- that it’s the talent, not the bound lane of Doerr Road coach. Naff ien, District Representative and was not damaged. Why Cass City has become st St., Sebewain MI 48759 The theft remains under in- such a poor football school (517) 883-3286 e Uherul~othc~. IW vestigation. is hard to figure. A weight room with the latest equip- ment vas added when the cry was, we need to build up the strength of players to successfully compete. Ef- forts to build up the program Choose from: Doyouknow we... from the ground up with the Complete, + Extra C junior high team and no or + Extra Calcium freshman team were tried without any appreciable suc- cess. 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I~cr~rcUU’%1BcirU MEAP Results Cass City High School 11th graders I by Cass City Senior, Emily Bennett Medicare cuts hit home r Math Science Reading Writing State Average 63.6 51.7 67.3 52.5 Cas City 1997-98* 82.1164.2 89.6152.1 74.9154.1 8 1.8146.3 pitals begin shutting down, a “And then they wake up Opinions vary Cass City 1998-99 77.5157.9 74.3152.5 73.8158.6 87.7158.5 trend that could happen in a next morning and it’s Gagetown 1999 51 67.3 57.5 and workers this year sus- relatively short span of time. on new rules Owen-Gage (level 1 and 2) 56.3 85.7 85.7 43.8 tained a hit in their Blue “The only way people are Editor’s note: I Cross Blue Shield premiums finally going to understand *First year of endorsement for 3 levels. - from $49 to $73 per pay (the seriousness) is when the This Friday, Oct. 8, Cass I take 2 college classes at period - because the hospi- services are gone, and then City Schools will call an end night. One of my classes al- The number before the slash in Cass City results indicates the percentage of students with tal simply wasn’t able to ab- they’re going to say, what to the first of six marking lows 2 absences. If I do go at least a basic endorsement. The figure after the slash indicates students in levels one and 2. sorb the increase. happened? It’s really frus- periods. Students are still over the 2 absences and do Those decisions are not trating.” getting used to a few new not have a good excuse such easy to make, but they’re Miller agreed. “No com- rules that were adopted over as a doctor appointment or a preferable to cutting employ- munity expects their hospi- the course of last year. The funeral, then my grade will Area MEAP scores mixed bag ees’ work hours, McKrow tal to close because it’s al- biggest problem students be reduced 113. I know that said. ways been there,” he said. information. have found so far is the rule some college classes are ing. Miller said Car0 Commu- T about absences and tardies. stricter than that, however provement in science, read-’ suits, the school exceeds Owen-Gage exceeds the nity officials are in the pro- According to the student that is my opinion. ing and writing from last state averages in writing and state averages in science and cess of analyzing hospital expenses in an effort to find ! handbook, the rule states that Students’ opinions on the tests and a drop in science and is slightly under reading and is below in writ- SusaUa in trainingj it will be the responsibility of situation are that the major- math results. However, in averages in math and read- ing and math. ways to help offset the losses the student to bring excuses ity do not like the new rule. in Medicare reimbursements. Army Pvt. Jason J. Susalla ing, the soldier will recei.( or have parents call in for the Rebecca Harmon, a junior, “We don’t want to cut has arrived at Fort Knox, Ky., instruction in drill and cer. days they miss. The students and Ashley Bojha, a sopho- people, but we’re looking at to complete basic combat reemo ad in n ies g , ,tactic weapons, s , m i 1it 4~ 4r 4 will have the day they miss more, both think that the rule what we can do to over- training . and thc next day to do this. is dumb and that it doesn’t United Way goal $50,000 come” what will probably be During the 8 weeks of train- courtesy, military justi e. If it is not received, the day make sense. They would like a $4(KI,OOO or more loss this physical fitness, frrst aid, will be unexcused and sub- to see the point system back. set by the board. The drive meet their goal and then year. Army history and traditio!k ject to the grade reduction Travis Eyer, a senior, said, came on the heels of a some. The tradition contin- McKrow noted Medicare Susalla is the son of Jotce pol icy. “It’s dumb because your county United Wayboard are record-breaking United Way ued when the community reimbursementsare based on M. Susalla, Owendale, and Gary J. Susalla, Bad Axe. The homework for days of grades should be based on Cass City residents Dawn campaign in 1997-98 that chest drive became the hospitals’ costs, and part of unexcused absences may be He is a 1999 graduate of home work and not on atten- Prieskorn, who will serve as raised $46,000, about $1 ,OOO United Way campaign in the the Balanced Budget Act of completed, however no Bad Axe High School. ~ dance.” vice president, and Nina more than the previous 1970s. 1997 calls for a reduction in credit will be given for the It was stated by Brooke Davis, elected treasurer. All record established the year The organization’s name the amount of bad debt hos- work. There will be no call Ouvry that “The new rule is officers will serve one-year before, and $16,000 more was later changed to the pitals are allowed to claim. downs for half or full day just plain silly! Missing one terms, than the 1997-98 goal of Elkland-Novesta United “Our bad debts have prob- absences. It also states that hour shouldn’t affect the Other board members are $30,000. Way and, in 1993, the Cass ably tripled over the past good attendance is necessary grade that you worked hard Dr. James Walker, Jan Roll, The success was no fluke. City United Way. But the year,” she said, adding the if the student is to experience for around 30 days. As long Susan Miller, Wendall Wood, The 1996-97 campaign net- key to its success - a guar- hospital may have to start the degree of success, which as you do your work, well an Raymond Bates and Pat ted contributions totaling antee that the lion’s share of asking patients to provide he/she is capable of attaining. absence shouldn’t weigh that Sauber, all of Caro, and Col- $45,000, topping that year’s money donated locally some payment prior to cer- The same grade reduction heavy on your grade. leen Langenburg,Jim Heiser, goal by $20,000. In 1995- would remain in the commu- tain outpatient procedures. ,- will occur if you have three Administrators are happy Beverly Perry, Kirk Winter, 96, donations totaled another nity - remained constant. “It’s a shame that hospitals Cass City unexcused tardies to class in with the rule. Mr. Biefer, Dale McIntosh and Heather previous record - $34,000 And that won’t change now, have to do that, but we have a marking period. It used to Chronicle assistant principal, said, Severance, all of Cass City. - exceeding the goal by officials emphasize. to.” be that if you had 2 unex- “Grades are sort bf based on Spencer said the board is $14,000. A total of $29,000 “We were guaranteed our Already, some Michigan I Phone 872-2010 1 cused tardies in a marking attendance. In the real world encouraging residents from was collected in 1994-95, local organizations will be 4‘ period you would have to if you’re not at work, you hospitals have been forced to Jason J. Susalla other communities to get in- when the goal was $19,000, served just as they were,” make drastic service cuts - serve a detention. If you don’t get paid. In school if volved by serving as board and $24,000 was collected in said Dale McIntosh, Cass failed to serve the detention you’re gone and you miss a few have even announced members. 1993-94, easily topping that City, who served as a mem- plans to close their doors - you would be assessed a work, it can affect your ber of the local United Way “I’d like to see a couple 2 year’s goal of $18,000. in the wake of millions of LAWN MOWING point. grade.” or 3 from each town or com- The roots of the local for 2 decades, including sev- If you fail to follow those dollars in lost revenue tied to SIDEWALK EDGING Mr. Kuntz, principal, said, munity. We’re looking for United Way organization eral stints as president. rules your grade will be re- the Balanced Budget Act of LAWNTRIMMING “It’s (the new policy) great! members from Kingston, date back to the late 1940s, McIntosh said the decision duced by 1/3 letter grade for 1997. DE-TH ATCH IN G The board said it’s (atten- Reese , Vassar , Mil 1i ng to n ,” when the Cass City Rotary to merge with the county t each marking period. An GUTTER CLEANING dance) important. So far,,,- Bdded. “The more help and Gavel clubs made a rec- United Way was based, in State officials went out of example would be that if you \** things have been very effec-.’ you have, the better you can ommendation to the Cass part, on the increasingly dif- their way recently to try to SPRINGFALL CLEAN-UP had an A-, your grade would tive. Plus it only affects City Community Club that a ficult task of getting new vol- save jobs when officials at SHRUB - BED MAINTENANCE‘ go to be B+. do.” people with unexcused ab- Spencer welcomes inquir- local “community chest” be unteers to help out. the Kellogg Cereal Co. an- SHRUB/SM.TREE PLANTING L’ Many students do not agree sences.” ies from anyone interested in established, “It didn’t appear as if we nounced their plant in Battle SNOW REMOVAL with the new rule, while ad- Mr. Biefer also added, “At- volunteering their time or The purpose would be to were going to get any new Creek would be closing, ACCEPTING CUSTOMERS FOR FALL- ministrators think that it is a tendance is important. We who might have a question consolidate several commu- blood,” he said, adding a McKrow said, adding Michi- CLEAN-UP& GU77ER CLEANING good idea. They both have want people here.’’ gan health institutions have about the new United Way nity charity drives into one United Way campaign re- . If you take pride In your lawv very good arguments. They both also stated that organization. He can be large effort each fall. The quires a lot of hard work to laid off 3,000 workers and Call As for my weekly opinion, this is an ongoing policy. At us! reached at (5 17) 872-4290. money collected would then achieve success. there hasn’t been any re- RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL We take pride in our work! I see both points. Yet I see semester time it’s possible be distributed to a number of Looking back, McIntosh sponse or outcry from the the school policy as a little that things could change andI TRADITION needy organizations. acknowledged the local cam- state. harsh, I think that Cfs it’s possible that they won’t. The proposal was well re- paign “has come a long Unfortunately, she said, ac- is a good idea to p u-. 5 So far things will remain’ Provided the new United ceived, and in October 1948, ways. tion may not come until hos- dwls for the worki$&,pwld, the same, so I guess the stu- Way of Tuscola County re- the Elkland Township Com- yet I think college does dents will just have to learn’ tains the strength of the munity Chest was born. enough of that. For example, to live with it, farmer Cass City United Elected officers of the first Way, the new venture will community chest were likely enjoy success for former long-time Cass City JUST FOR many years. Schools superintendent 5 for $7.00 Last year, for example, the Willis Campbell, president, CASS CITY CHRONICLE Cass City United Way col- who continued to head sub- 872-2010 lected a little over $30,000, sequent fund drives for many I 1. well over the $25,000 goal years; Laura B. Reagh, vice president; Frederick H. Pinney, secretary; and Ber- nard Ross, treasurer. That same fall, a total of $5,157.92 - topping a goal of $5,000 - was pledged by 500 contributors during a 5- day campaign. In the years that followed, the campaign was expanded both in length and coverage. The name was later changed to the Elkland-Novesta .SIGN UP & Towns h i p Corn mu n it y Chest. And, what began as a largely door-to-door solicita- JOIN THE FUN!, tion drive in the townships soon evolved into a cornmu- nity-wide effort, with area businesses getting involved with donations and payroll Get up and get going to deduction plans. Local businesses such as M.A.R.C. of Cass City and check out our United Parcel Service, Gen- eral Cable Co., Detroit Edison and Walbro Corp., and their employees, have NEW AEROBIC PROGRAM since become the backbone of the annual drive. Beginning October lWh=Decernber13th ’ By 1969, the campaign’s goal had doubled to $10,000. 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If you don’t consider of fragile range lands under Luana stressed. After 5 years horses adopted, including a spending hours a day work- the auspices of the United we are still training this corralfence. It’swith a wisea 6-foot precaution, high ing with a horse a labor of State Bureau of Land Man- horse. Horses are like love, the Adopt a Horse pro- agement are not for a novice. people, she points out. Luana feels, as “Just for Kix” gram is probably not for you, Luana says that it takes 2 Some are gentle, others are rammed through an electric says Jane Luana, who has weeks or more before any- not. The second horse had a fence when an attempt was worked with 2 of them at her one can even touch a wild gentler disposition and was made to pasture him with home on Englehart Road horse. sold because at the time, we other horses. Certainly the wild horses An important part .of the had 6 horses. Now we have that come from the west to training, Luana says, is to get 4, she explained. You can also count on maintain ecological balance the horse comfortable with This year the wild horse spending between $300 to you. You do that by spend- adoption program starts Fri- $1,000 a year for mainte- ing some time practically day, Oct. 22, with viewing nance, Bureau officials say. every day with him for the hours from 1 to 5 p.m. The Hospital first year. After several adoption will be from 7 a.m. Despite these drawbacks, months, a small saddle is to 5 p.m. Saturday and if any the demand has been grcat plann ing used, but it is about 2 years are left, Sunday from 8 a.m. for the horses. When she before he can be ridden. till noon. adopted, Luana recalled The first rider of the first of There is a $125 charge for there were so many buyers food drive the 2 wild horses, “Just for each horse adopted to pay for that a lottery system was in- Kix”, was Jimmy Luana, 10, . examination by a veterinar- stalled for the various horses. Hills and Dales General who was 7 years old when ian, vaccination, deworming We just managed to get UII- “JUST FOR KIX”, the wild horse adopted by the Luanas 5 years ago, was first Hospital is working to help he got in the saddle. and blood testing. der the wire as a few poteii- stop hunger. That doesn’t mean that the There are also stringent re- tial buyers ahead of us de- ridden by Jimmy Luana, left, 3 years ago. However, the horse is not yet fully trained, As a member of the Michi- horse was fully trained, quirements for carinifor the cided to withdraw. says Jane Luana, who played a major role in caring for and training the gelding. gan Health and Hospital As- sociation, Hills and Dales General Hospital will con- “The Birds of Florida’s Bia Bend” duct a nonperishable food drive for one week, Oct. 18- 22. The food collected dur- ing the drive will be distrib- uted to needy individuals in Doerrs co-produce book Tuscola County. The Michigan Harvest &Allthat you want to know Department df Environmen- wings have black primaries Gathering began in 1991 and plaining and describing the benefits the Food Bank about birds in Florida is tal Regulation urging em- and a span of 8 to 10 feet. topography of the area. It :. available through the efforts ployees to volunteer at Bill is orange-yellow. Feeds Council of Michigan. All the talks about coastal beaches, food collected stays in the Q,€ former Cass Cityans, Ed schools to help promote en- while swimming by scoop- salt marshcs, mangrove Doerr and his mother, Naida vironmental awareness. ing up fish with its largc bill, community, helping friends swatnps, cypress wetlands and neighbors facing tough * C. Doerr, in a book they co- Seeing the need from work- Voice: A low groan. Habi- and various trees indigenous :produced, “The Birds of ing with visitors at the park, tat: Lakes, marshes, salt times. to the area. Beginning Oct. bins will f Florida’s Big Bend.” he produced the book. There bays. Status: A common 18, be available throughout the c Crammed with facts and are 244 birds listed in the sight. A copy of the book will be building to collect donations sketches, the book took over book and Naida Doerr pro- In addition to the birds, thc at the Rawson Memorial Li- of canned items, cereal, dry L 3 years to produce under the duced a detailcd sketch of book details the environment brary, Jean Pasieczny, a sis- ; auspices of the Florida De- each of them. Each bird has in the Big Bend area, ex- beans, and all other nonper- ter of the author, reports. ishable foods. Hills and 1 partment of Education. Ed its common name, scientific Doerr recounts why he vol- name and habitat listed. Dales employees will be hav- ing friendly competition ; unteered for the awesome A typical listing lis it ap- ; task of producing the work, pears on page 26 of the book: Citizen - school among departments to deter- mine which groups can raise 1 all on a volunteer basis, with- PELICANS - Family: 1 0 I , out pay. PelecanidaeAmerican White the greatest amount of food. He works as a park ranger Pelican 62“. Scientific panel organtzea The food drive is just one at the Suwannee River State Name: Pel ec a n us of the ways Hills and Dales General Hospital is working x Park and received a memo erythrorhynchos. Descrip- Membership of a ncw Citi- Kausch; Campbell Elemen- 1’ from the Secretary of the tion: Large white body, to improve health status in zens Advisory Committee tary, Celcste Bader and Doug the area. 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It was a long trip down and allowing just 267 yards in left in the period. He also times for a 2.1 average. . a longer trip back for the total offense. kicked the extra point. Matt Frappart, with ll! Cass City Red Hawks, who The offense has not scored That ended the scoring un- tackles, and Ryan Ouvr$ _, TWO MAN bowed Saturday, 10-0, to the a touchdown, other than til the 7:41 mark in the fourth with 10 tackles, 2 unassisted,, GOLF LEAGUE Adam Dorland’s return of a Morenci Bulldogs, a school quarter when Galvan con- led the defense. !;I As of Oct. 4 located on the southern edge kickoff, since the opening verted a field goal from 24 DIVISION A of the state. game with Caro. Against yards out to remove all doubt CC Morenci: , The winless Hawks will Morenci, the team was able about the outcome of the First Downs 6 13 L+ Burn s/Pasiecmy 34 need to find an offense if they to pick up just 86 yards in game. Rushing attempts 35 52

A.Apley/Randal I 32 are to break into the win total offense. Rushing yards 74 233 I C .Bel le w/Ro b i n son 30 circle when they travel to The Bulldogs scored the Dorland was the leading Passes complete. 2 2 ’ , HoolLecson 28 Mayville this Friday for a lone touchdown of the game Hawk runner with 32 yards Passing yards 12 32 ,’, Apley/Wallace 27 Greater Thumb West League in the dying moments of the in 6 carries for a 5.3 average, Fumbles 31 WeavdHoarJ 25 game. Against Morenci, the first quarter. Ryan Galvan Bryce VanVliet returned to Fumbles lost 1 1 ”‘ defense played well enough capped a drive to go over action after missing a game Penal ties/yds. lost DIVISION B to break into the win column, from 5 yards out with 1:03 with injuries. He carried 14 1/10 7/55 ,

Smi th/S tickle 41 Cooper/Kincade 37 NO OFFENSE. Bryce VanVliet (above) looks for running Peterskt cr s 29 room at Morenci Saturday. Providing down field blocking is Vikings grab first NCTL win HobbsRuhy 29 Gosl in/G c) s 1i n 21 (53) Matt Frappart. (Photo by Alyssa Glaspie) Fox/Hutch i son 19

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Corrigan/Kloc 47 After stealing a gridiron vic- Owen-Gage gave one away The Akron-Fairgrove Vi- dog territory late in the 4th Miller/Hcn-on 46 Emmert tops county runners tory last week at Peck, Friday in Owendale. kings used 3 final half scores period for a possible go-; WrighVHartzell 32 to record their first North ahead score. But the driv< LeVal I ey/Kel Ie r 24 Central Thumb League win stalled near the Bulldog 254 Dav idBryan t 13 A pair of Cass City cross among the county’s best Heroncmus (26:13), Candi on the season, upsetting the yard line, handing the hosts Henn/R u tkosk i 1 1 country runncrs provcd to be Thursday during theTuscola Beniamin (27: 10). Amanda an opportunity to sustain County Championsh i p i n Bulldogs 22-12 in North 4 Sulcns (28:SO) ahBecca Central Thumb League play. drive and run out the game May vi1 le, Kruse (30152). / Junior Craig Emmert turned “It was a disappointing clock. Saturday the Hawks trav- However, the Viking de4 in a time of 17:32, tops ovcr- loss,” said Coach Joe Can- eled to compete at the Har- dela. “We’ll see what kind of fense forced a Bulldog punt all, while Lindsay Mills reg- bor Beach Invitational, won istered a 2nd place finish kids we have this week at after only 3 plays. The Vi+ by the Sandusky boys’ and North Huron.” king defense held their op among the girls with a time St. Chair Shores girls’ teams. of 20:48. Against the Vikings, the ponents to 7 first downs o hosts capitalized on 2 Akron- the evening, most comin 4 The meet was captured by Emmert and Mills each 4 Caro in both thc boys’ and earned medals for their ef- Fairgrove fumbles to gain a during the initial half. girls’ divisions. forts against 138 male com- 12-0 edge at the intermission. Bulldog Jeremy Story de Also running for the Hawks petitors and 11 1 female run- Both tallies came during the livered a clutch punt tha at Mayville were Don Spen- ners. 2nd frame. pushed the Vikings into thei cer (20:38), Shawn Coach Sandi Smith was Quarterback Derek Howard own turf, marking their go struck first for the Bulldogs ahead effort over half th i also quick to point out all 7 Hawk runners turned in their on a 10-yard run at the 9:42 length of the field. s best times of the year. mark of the period. Aeder covered most 04 RED HAWK Craig Emmert’s personal best Owen-Gage added another those yards when he brok time of 16:32 was good for marker just prior to the break loose and scampered 23 Emmert recorded 9th place, while Mills’ time when Howard teamed up yards for the game’s tyin his personal best of 20:36 carned her 12th with Nathan Kain, on a 4th score, Aeder also pushed i place honors. and 35 situation, and covered the 2-point conversion&4 time of 16:32 at Spenccr’s and Heronernus’ 40 yards that ended the scar- handing the visitors a 14- 1% Harbor Beach recorded time was 20:08 and ing for the hosts on the night. lead they wouldn’t surrender. 23:33, respectively, for the The Vikings mounted their The Bulldogs’ final drive Thursday, earning Hawk boys. comeback behind the hard ended on a Howard intercep- running of work horse Travis tion. the Cass City junior Sullins’, Benjamin’s and Kruse’s recorded time was Aeder, who registered 225 Viking quarterback Justin a 9th place medal 24:01, 25:53 and 28:13, re- yards on 33 carries. Aeder punched in a mean- spectively, for the Hawk Aeder recorded the game’s inglep score shortly after against 138 runners. girls. only 3rd period points at the from the one yard line. 3:16 mark on a one-yard Travis Aeder set up the dive. marker with a 70- yard burst. “We couldn’t put them Fabulous away. I think we were look- Defensively, Owen-Gage D ing at the score board and had Nathan Dale with 7 solo j‘ Five’s ? 7* fecling pretty good at the and 11 assisted tackles. Jer- e half,” said Candela. emy Kady was credited with BULLDOG MATT ROGERS stops Vi- The score seemed to ignite 10 so10 stops and 9 assisted, Fearless * JX king running back Travis Aeder during the Vikings. while Howard and Earl John Clarke Emily Mystery Trailing 12-6, the Vikings McKee combined for 9 so- Friday’s NCTL tilt in Owendale. Aeder drove steadily deep into Bull- los and 16 assisted tackles. LForecastI- . Haire Haire Guest _-- collected 225 yards on 33 totes to lead Oct. 8 C-PS at A-F I:-PS Akron- Fa it-. Akron-Fair. Akron-Fair. Akron-Fair. Akron-Fairgrove past Owen-Gage, 22- Bad Axe at lJSA USA USA USA USA Rad Axe 12. HC‘AS at N.U. Wesleyan BCAS BCAS BCAS RCAS BCAS Sandusky at Brown City Sandusky Brown City Brown Civ Brown City Brown City Caro at Franktnmuth Franketunuth Frankenmuti Caro E;rankenmuth Caro Cass City at Mayville Mayville Mayville Mayville Mayville Mayville Marlette at Harbor Beach Harbor Beach Harbor Beac Harbor Beact. Harbor Beach Harbor Bead Kingston at Peck (10-9) Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston Millington at Bridgeport Millington Millington Millington Millington Millington Geothermal North Branch at Birch Ruri North Branch North Branc North Branch North Brand North Branch Owen-Gage at North Huron Owen-Gage North Huron Owen-Gage North Huron Owen-Gage oling systems I.akci-s at Rcese Keese Lakers Lakers Reesc Reese 1Jbly at Cros-Ixx Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Yale at Deckerville Yale Deckerville Deckerville Deckerville Yale Last week’s results 11-2 9-4 9-3 10-3 11-2 Season’s Results SI-27 (65%) 52-26 (67%) 54-24 (69%) 51-27 (65%) 61-17 (78%) ane

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Greater Thumb Confer- Gosh and Matt Ender each Thumb C West league title played their best game of the Zawilinski, 8, and Beck) ence West golf champions posted 42 for Cass City. contender Bay City All season. Certainly they had Hartel, 7. when they narrowly defeated Mayville’s Jake Raleigh re- Saints Thursday. The Hawks their most productive quar- In the All Saints c-ontcst. host Mayville, 160-16 1. corded medalist honors, finally bowed in overtime, ter of the season, scoring 20 Pasant netted IS, €Jendriuh The Hawks now stand one shooting par 36. 55-54. In an earlier game last points in the third quarter scored 9 and Haricl, 7. yint behind conference The Hawks finished 5th out week, the Hawks rolled past rally. Leaders Bay City All Saints of 21 schools Friday during the Deckerville Eagles, 43- Page Babcock of All Saints heading into tonight’s theVassar Invitational with a 39. led all scorers with 19. CASS CITY - J. Fluegge 3- (Wednesday) final league total of 160. Bay City Garber Cass City is rated to be a Deidre Deering netted 14 for 0 (3-4) 9; K. HackcI 2-0 (0- match at Verona Hills Golf won the event with a team decided underdog at Cass City. Sara Homakie’s 0) 4;A. Walsh 0-0 (2-2) 2; S. Club. total of 141. Sandusky Tuesday. The 13 rebounds led Cass City Homakie 1-0 (3-4) S; A. “We have to finish ahead of “A very strong field of Bay Redskins are one of the while Caprath was credited Glaspie 1-1 (0-0) 5: D All Saints in the league meet City, Saginaw and Tri-Valley state’s better teams. Thurs- with I2 for the Cougars. Deering 4-2 (0-2) 14; A, to win the conference,’’ says schools,” said Coach day the Hawks swing back Ouvry 3-0 (3-3) 9; €1. Coo- Coach Paul Chappel. Chappel of the meet. into league action at DECKERVILLE GAME per 3-0 (0-2) 6. Friday the Hawks will Brinkman led the Hawk Mayville and then meet Yale A turnaround from the free TOTALS- 17-3 (1 1-17)54. ,ravel to Capac for regional cause with an 18-hole total next Tuesday to complete a throw line enabled Cass City competition. of 79. He received plenty of 3-game swing on the road. to post a close win over vis- BAY CITY - Erndt 1-0 (0- Against the Wildcats, Nick help from Gosh, who tallied No matter what happens in iting Deckerville. Going into 0) 2; P. Babcock 5-2 (3-4) 19; Chappel and Joel Brinkman $1 ._ HAWK FRESHMAN Deidra Deering faces a wall of defend- those games, it’s not likely the decisive final quarter, the Schokofski 1-0 (0-2) 2; E. that they will be as hard to teams were tied at 29 points Cherry 2-0 (0-0)4; S. Werner ers Tuesday against visiting Deckerville. Deering tallied 9 swallow as the loss to All each. Until that quartex‘Cass 4-0 (0-0)8; T. Werner 2-0 (0- STANDINGS AND RESULTS points during Cass City’s 43-39 victory, Saints. It appeared as if the City had missed 5 of 6 free 0) 4; M. Werner 0-0 (2-2) 2; Hawks had the game throws. In the last period, J. Caprathe 4-0 (1-6) 9; K. BASKETBALL FOOTBALL wrapped up. They had staged when they outscored the Botts 1-0 (3-6) 5. a brilliant rally in the third Eagles, 14-10, the Hawks TOTALS * 20-2 (g-20) 55. + GREATER THUMB WEST GAEAlXR THUMB WEST quarter, to overcome a 22- 17 converted 5 of 6 shots from Yb Y b3wl Pb Y\ CASS CITY - FIuc~~c3-0 31 5 4060 0-Ggrabs 2 cage wins half-time Cougar lead. The the charity stripe, including k!? k!? BCAS 31 4 €POP 31 42 Reese 133 Reese 22 33 Hawks staved off a furious 4 in a row by Deering. She ’ (0-1) 6; Hacker 2-0 (1-3) 5: I3 2 Mayville 1333 a S. Homakie 8-0 (0-1) 16: E$% 132 Cass City 04 05 challenge in the last quarter also contributed a trey in the Cass City 146 BCAS 0506 Thc Owen-Gage Bulldogs nal frame and then outscored Lemanski recorded game by the Saints to lead by 2 quarter. Glaspie 1-0 (0-0) 2; Dccring GREATER THUMB EAST GREATER THUMB EAST evened their North Central their guests 11-7 to the horn scoring honors with 19 points with the ball out of Before the fourth quarter, 1- 1 (4-6) 9; A. Ouvry 1-0 (0 Fk Pamros-Le? rowri Cily 4 1 81 Brown Cily Thumb League cage record to register the 27- 14 victory, points, while Salcido added bounds and that fatal 1 1/2 much of the offensive load -0) 2; Cooper 1-0 (1-1) 3. ,Harbor Beach 4 1 62 Yale Deckerville 3 2 53 Sandusk at 3-3 Thursday with a low Lemanski and Erin Salcido 10 points. seconds left in regulation. was carried by Sara TOTALS - 17-1 (6-12)43. ,Cros-Lex 23 44 Deckewi)le Marlette 14 36 I Inrtrcir Doacli scoring win against visiting paced the Bulldogs, splitting The visitors were led by Hornakie. She netted 3 hoops 14 18 Ubly A long pass out-of-bounds 17 Marletlo Port Hope. a dozen markers. Nicole Katie Quinn’s 14 markers. in the first quarter, and a pair DECKERVILLE - Kcineth ‘ Y2 05 resulted in a turnover and the NORTH CENTRAL THUMB The Bulldogs held the Blue Arndt tallied 6 points to lead in each of the second and 1-0 (0-2) 2; Van Sickle 1-0 ! NORTH CENTRAL THUMB ball was out of bounds to All !tq $$on Yb iC!h Stars scoreless in the initial Port Hope. third quarters. For the night (3-4) 5; Wilson 4-0 (3-10) P2r p!: 31 42 Saints under their’own bas- .Kin slon 61 71 Owen-Gage 22 24 Earlier in the week, on she led all scorers with 16 11; Ballentine 1-0 (0-0) 2; CP! 61 61 Norlh Huron 12 33 frame, where Melanie 46 OWEN-GAGE M. Ziehm ket. In that 1 1/2 seconds, the *Owen-Gage 3 3 A-Fairgrove 1324 Lemanski helped spot the Tuesday, the Bulldogs halted - points. Franzel 1-0 (0-0) 2: A.Farr rove 2 3 54 CPS 0306 ball was tossed in to a Cou- iNortlr piwon 3 5 55 hosts to a 6-0 edge after one a 5-game losing streak with 1-0 (2-3) 4; E. Ziehm 2-0 (0- Angie Wilson led Szymansky 3-0 (3-5) 9; Tay- casevllle 17 30 gar player who made a turn ,Port HOP 0 7 09 period with a pair of hoops a 42-35 decision against vis- 0) 4; Fritz 0-0 (1 -2) 1; Adams Deckerville with 11 points. lor 0-0 (4-4) 4; Garza 2-0 (0- 2-0 (0-0) 4; Groulx 1-0 (0- to face the basket and pass to I in the paint. iting Caseville. She missed having a big 0) 4. 0) 2; Salcido 3-0 (0-2) 6; Jacquie Caprath, who also ( FRIDAY’S RESULTS The Blue Stars, however, After falling behind 1 1- 10, scoring night only because of TOTALS - 13-0 13-25) 39. turned before shooting, The THURSDAY’S RESULTS held Coach Dave Fritz’s the hosts used a 13-6 run dur- Lemanski 3-0 (0-0) 6. free throw shooting. She was Roese at Bad Axe 27. shot was ruled made in time ,-Mailie at Cess City squad scoreless in the period ing the 2nd frame to take a TOTALS - 12-0 (3-7) just 3 for 11 from the charity EPG at Valley Lutheran , Oeckewille 38 Ubly 0 to beat the buzzer. BCAS a1 USA Cros-Lex 36 $andusky 6 beforc the break and enjoyed 23-17 margin into the inter- circle. Ubly at Marlette Brown Cit 45 Marlette 8 PORT HOPE - Arndt 2-0 Brown City at Deckerville Kin ston l4,North Huron 10 a football score advantage, 7- mission. In the overtime, Deidra Sara Homakie led the Cass Yale at Harbor Beach A.&rgrove 22. Owen-Gaga 12 (2-8) 6; Maguire 1-0 (0-2) 2; ’ Cros-Lex at Sandusky 6, at the intcrmission, Leading 30-26, the hosts Decring and Holli Cooper City rebounders with 11, S tA VS. NCTL crossovers SATURDAY’S RESULT Emerick 0-0 (2-4) 2; Koglin Deer ’ (Malchups TBA) Peck 33. CPS 14 Owen-Gage grabbed a 16- secured the win by scored for Cass City while while Holli Cooper and 7 margin heading into the fi- outscoring the Eagles 12-9in 1-0 (2-2) 4. Elizabeth Cherry scored a Ashley Ouvry each pulled Tales the final frame. TOTALS - 4-0 (6-20) 14. pair of hoops and Kayla down 6.

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Services CoordinatingCoun- chronic disease, 3) Safe cil (HSCC), whose rcpresen- Communitics, including the Sunday, October 10 tatives meet regularly with prevention of alcohol and The first "Strut with a Mutt" one mile rudwalk with your persons appointed by the re- other drug abuse, and do- dog, 1: 15 p.m. preceding the Tuscola County Pumpkin spective coordinating coun- mestic violence, and 4) a Parade. To find out more about the event and how you can r cils in Huron and Sanilac Healthy Environment, as re- participate, call Jane Braem at (5 17) 673-8833. Proceeds counties. lated to the safety of hous- will go to the Humane Society of Tuscola County. is here Tuscola County reprcsenta- i ng and air quality. tives are from Thscola More information can be Monday, October 11 County Health Department obtained regarding CHAI Owen-Gage School Board meeting, 7:OO p.m. STOCK UP NOW (TCHD), Behavioral Health/ and health resources in the Elkland Township Board meeting, 7 p.m. substance abuse, Family In- community by visiting the dependence Agency, Intcr- websi te th u In bresources.org Tuesday, October 12 Supplies are limited mediate School District and on the Internet. For more in- Community Thanksgiving Dinner committee will meet HSCC staff. Other county formation about the Commu- at St. Pancratius Church hall at 7:OO p.m. representativcs include hos- nity Health Improvement Thumb Octagon Barn meeting, 7 p.m., fire hall in See store for flyers pitals, MSU Extension, Eco- Plan, contact Karen Pawluk Gagetown. 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Tax, title and plates extra. CASCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1999 PAGE NINE CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMBINED BALANCE SHEET, = ALL FUND TYPES AND ACCOUNT GROUPS YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,1999 ACCOUNT GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES FIDU Cl ARY GROUP FUND TYPES GENERAL TOTALS SPECIAL DEBT LONG-TERM (MEMORANDUM ONLY) AGENCY DEBT I999 1998 GENERAL REVENUE SERVICE .-

ASELs CURRENT ASSETS: Cash s 472,786 88,521 $ 98,139 $ 219,988 S 079,434 $ 626,587 Inventory 1,834 1,834 2,680 Accounts receivable 1,519,713 16,619 1,536,332 743,149 Accrued interest receivable 0 753 Due from other funds 8,450 8,450 10,789 Taxes receivable 0 3,324 lnvestmen ts 0 770,000 Amount available in debt retirement fund $ 98,139 98,139 79,443 Amount to be provided for payment of 5,844,109 5,844,109 6,140,557 general long-term debt ~-

TOTAL ASSETS $ 2,000,949 $ 106,974 $ 98,139 $ 219,988 $ 5,942,248 $ 8,360,298 $ 8,377,282

BIL ITIFS AND FUND RALANCE

LIABILITIES: Accounts payable 9 69,433 $ 69,433 $ 90,917 Accrued salaries & wages 381,317 381,317 383,985 Due to other funds $ 8,450 8,450 10,789 Due to student organizations $ 269,988 21 9,988 120,216 Deferred revenue 20,581 1,834 22,415 . 28,013 Accrued payro I I taxes 54512 54,512 52,110 Benefits payable 94,722 94,722 91,547 Retirement payable 126,968 126,968 121,493 Serial bonds payable $ 5,942,248 5.942.248 6.220.000

TOTAL LlABlLlTlES 747,533 10.284 0 2 1 9,988 5,942,248 6,920,053 7,119,070

FUND BALANCE: Unreserved 1,253,416 96,690 1,350,106 1 ,1 70,769 Reserved for debt service $ 98,139 98,139 79,443

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TOTAL LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCE $ 2,000,949 $ 106,974 $ 98,139 $ 219,988 $ 5,942,248 $ 8,368,298 $ 8,377,282 COMBINED STATEMENT OF qEVENUES, EXPENDITURES

CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE- AL I GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1999 GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES TOTALS

- SPECIAL DEBT CAPITAL (MEMORANDUM ONLY) GENERAL REVENUE S ERVlC E PROJECTS I999 1998

REVENUES: Local sources $ 803,494 $ 279,710 $ 731,306 $ 1,814,510 $ 1,849,887 State sources 8,501,210 24,609 15,648 8,541,467 8,160,350 Federal sources 392,344 176,294 568,638 456,044 Other transactions: Transfers from other districts 41,809 41,809 16,002 Sale of school property 256 256 11,398

TOTAL REVENUES 9,739,113 480,613 746,954 10,966,680 10,493,681

EXPENDITURES: Instruction 6,244,679 6,244,679 5,971,656 Supporting services 3,112,892 3,112,892 2,gi7,428

Community services I 86,812 86,812 94,541 School activities 604,006 604,006 550,677 Capital outlay $ 125,068 125,068 3,296,622 Debt service: Principal retirement 402,820 402,820 335,000 Interes t 324 ,748 324,748 34 5,035 Other 690 690 600

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 9,444,383 604,006 728,258 125.068 10,901,715 13,511,559

t EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES 294.730 (123.393) 18.696 (125,068) 64,965 (3,017,878)

OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES): Transfer from General Fund 137,685 137,685 122,576 Transfer to Athletic Fund (1 37,685) (1 37,685) (1 22,576) Bond Proceeds (Durant) 125,068 125,068

TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES) (1 37,685) 137,685 0 125,068 125,068 0

EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES & OTHER SOURCES (USES) 157,045 14,292 18,696 0 190,033 (3,017,878)

FUND BALANCE - BEGINNING OF YEAR 1,096,371 82,398 79,443 0 1,258,212 4,276,090

FUND BALANCE - END OF YEAR $ 1,253,416 $ 96,690 $ 98,139 $ 1,448,245 $ 1,258,212

$chool Informatioa

The 1998-99 audit reflects a General Fund surplus of $157,045. This amount added to the previous year’s fund balance brings the current balance total to $1,253,416. This represents a little over 12.5%of the district‘s budget. The school’s hot lunch account showed a profit of $13,690, taking the food service fund balance to $95,877. I The district’s K-12 enrollment totaled 1,679. This is the approximate level of enrollment that our district has maintained for the past 15 years. l!2!uB 1998-99 1997-98 1998-99 No. of Buildings 4 4 Teacher Salary Schedule 88 88 Minimum - B.A. $28,910 $29,662 No.- - . of- - Classrooms- -.. - .. . . Value of Equipment $2,034,341 $3,266,790 Maximum - M.A. f 30 $50,278 $5 1,585 Value of Buildings $19,454,045 $2 1,105,165 No. of Teachers 87 89 Kenneth J. Micklash Resident Dav Puds 1.648 1,679 Ratio of Day Pupils to Certified Employees 18.94 18.87 Superintendent of Schools PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Annual Drinking Water Quality Report , Down Memory Lane - Village of Cass City 1999 5 YEARS AGO Michigan at Morelands Two seniors at Cass City Bay City’s WNEM-TV n Motocross Park. High School have been se- team, suffered a brain hx heVillage of Cass City is pleased to provide you with this year’s Annual Drinking Water Quality Report. We want Sparked by a $1 5,000 grant, Cass City Police Sgt. Don lected to receive the “Red orrhage in 1961, leaving bg keep you informed about the excellent water and services we have delivered to you over the past year. Our goal is a special committee was Miller won a stainless steel * Hawk” of the week award partially paralyzed, whih id always has been, to provide a safe and dependable supply of drinking water. The Village of Cass City obtains its formed in January by Smith and Wesson 357 map- following outstanding games cut his TV-career short. Theq ater from 3 different municipal wells. All 3 wells are located in the Village Park, at the east end of town. Wells No. Tuscola 2001 for a special num revolver in a recent against the Lakers. They in 1962 Bowles was offered and No. 2, located just east of the tennis courts, were installed in 1946. They are 290 feet and 240 feet deep respec- study of the Cass River, its statewide law enforcement were Kim Copeland and Ed a job by Bob Benkelman; vely. Well No. 3 is located on the west side of the volleyball courts. Well No. 3 was installed in 1998 and extends to uses, its problems and pos- target shooting competition. Stoutenburg. who was opening a new ra; depth of 3 1 1 feet. All 3 municipal wells are drilled into the bedrock of the Michigan Formation. The well installed in sible solutions. Betty He finished with the highest dio station in Caro. Now 3. Patullo, MSU extension score in his class. 35 YEARS AGO he has put most of the pie$ ?98 was installed to provide an adequate supply of water for our community. The village now has the capacity to agent, said the committee Highlighting the half-time back together again and i.- Imp 1,656,000 gallons of water per day. would like to see a walking festivities was the crowning Two Cass City High School top gun of Radio Station trail between Cass City and of Krista Grassmann, the students suffered minor inju- WKYO’s news bureau. is our pleasure to report that the Village of Cass City drinking water is safe and meets all Federal and State require- Caro, and maybe a park right 1989 Owen-Gage horne- ries in 2 accidents during the Sales of livestock at the .ents. on the river. coming queen. Andre’ weck. Phil Nichols, 14, of Michigan Livestock Ex- Brad Sweeney, Cass City Damm was named home- Decker, a member of the jun- change east of Cass City freshman, bagged a 6-point coming king. have skyrocketed with the I 1996, Congress amended the Safe Drinking Water Act. This legislation added a provision requiring all community ior varsity football team, suf- deer the opening day of bow end of the National Farmers ater systems, deliver to their customers, a brief Annual Water Quality Report. If you have any questions concerning The Cass City Red Hawks fered a fractured left rib dur- season. It was the spoiled Caro’s homecoming ing football practice Mon- Organization’s price-raising .is report, about your water, your water utility, please contact Village Manager Jane Downing, Monday through or or youngster’s first deer. Friday, 12-7. The win leaves day. Karen Bond, 17, a se- campaign. Sales at Tuesday’s riday, 8:OO a.m.-4:30 p.m., at 5 17-872-291 1. The Village also has regularly scheduled Village Council Meetings, the The Cass City Red Hawks the Hawks a game bchind the nior, injured her ankle when auction nearly doubled thos st Monday of each month at 7:OO p.m. at the Village Hall, 6506 Main Street, Cass City, Michigan. The public is bounced back into the race league leading Cardinals. she slipped Monday and fell on Friday, the first day since elcome at all meetings of the Village Council. for a share of the National Scott Dillon had the biggest down several stairs while mid-August members of he Division Thumb C title with night of his career with 164 descending from the second NFO did not appear at the he Village of Cass City routinely monitors for constituents in your drinking whter according to Federal and State an upset win over favored yards rushing in 32 attempts floor. yards to try to talk farm& Cros-Lex Pioneers, 28-26, ws. The following table shows the results of our monitoring, for the period of Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1998. As water for a 5.1 yard average. Dugal R. Krug, 42, died in- into keeping their meat osf Friday at Cass City Recre- Citing health and business stantly early Friday morning the market. avels over the land or underground, it can pick up substances or contaminants such as microbes, inorganic and ational Park. reasons, long-time Chamber when his car ran off the road Area residents awoke Tu+ -ganic chemicals, and radioactive substances. Wendy Wheeler of Cass of Commerce President Tom and hit a tree head-on just day morning to find snow.$ City will be performing in Herron resigned his position east of Shennan’s Restaurant was the second earliest I this table you will find many terms and abbreviations you might not be familiar with. To help you better understand the Midland’s Music Society last week, turning the gavel on Cass City Road. snowfall ever recorded ’in lese terms, we’ve provided the following definitions: Main Stage production of over to fellow board member John Bowles, 34, top gun of Michigan. “The King and I” Oct. 2 1-29. Jeri Tordai. on-Detects (NO) - laboratory analysis indicates that the constituent is not present. Thieves stole similar lawn ornaments from a pair of 25 YEARS AGO Cass City residents last Bean producers arts per miZZion (ppm) or Milligrams per liter (mg/i) - one part per million corresponds to one minute in 2 years or a Wednesday night. Norma Officials at Hills and Dales ngle penny in $10,000. Connolly, 4355 Woodland, General Hospital are looking reported small cement Dutch into the purchase of a radio okay referendum crrls per billion (ppb) or Micrograms per liter - one part per billion corresponds to one minute in 2,000 years, or a boy and girl figures were communications system ngle penny in $10,000,000. taken from her yard. Rose- which would put doctors, Michigan dry bean produc- that more than 50 percent of mary Gallaway, 4198 police and fire agencies in ers have approved a referen- the voting producers, rep Shcrman St., also reported a immediate contact with the senting over 50 percent oft ction Level - The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded, triggers treatment or other requirements which dum for the continuation of %- pair of Dutch girl and boy facility, Randy D. Howard, the Michigan Bean Commis- hundredweight sold by those water system must follow. statues stolen from her yard. hospital administrator, esti- sion, according to Dan voting, must approve the r$- mated the cost for the system Wyant, director of the Michi- erendum for passage. t: i rentment Technique (7T) - A treatment technique is a required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant 10 YEARS AGO anywhere from $7,000 to gan Department of Agricul- Sr. Citizens’ Menu ii‘ I drinking water. $9,000. ture (MDA). Questions surrounding the Vandals smashed 3 win- Michigan dry bean produc- discovery of human remains fnximum Contaminant Level - The “Maximum Allowed” (MCL) is the highest level of a contaminant that is allowed dows late Friday night at ers approved the referendum Senior Citizens are asked to 1 n car Indian fie Ids Townsh i p Cass City High School. to continue the Michigan I drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology. make reservations before Park last week remain unan- Squash were used to destroy Bean Commission for an ad- swered. Thc body was lying 9:OO a.m., on the day of the i the windows in the ag and ditional 5 years beginning meal, by calling Clara1 fuximuni Contaminant Led Goal - The “Goal” (MCLG) is the level of a Contaminant in drinking water below which in a shallow gravc, no deeper 1 drafting rooms. Jan. 1,2000,and ending Dec. Gaffney, 872-2875. iere is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety. than 6 inches, in an area that The Evergreen Township 31,2004. has been under water in the Zoning Board of Appeals A total of 564 ballots were past. Sheriff Tom Kern coiii- turned down developer Peter received in the referendum, OCT. 11-13-15 VILLAGE OF ‘CASS CITY MICHIGAN niented the body may have Murray’s request for a spe- which was conducted by been there 30 or 40 years. cial permit to construct an MDA from Aug. 2 through Monday -. Chicken A Foul play is suspected. ambitious recreational devel- Aug. 13, Of the 564 ballots King, herb stuffing, ca 1998 DRINKING WATER TEST ANALYSIS Tom Coleman, 26, of Cass opment on 120 acres of land received, 79 were disquali- curlslgreen peppers, City, who has been riding the located at the intersection of fied. Of&smm#ning 485 fruit jello. 4-wheel all-terrain blue Deckerville and Leslie ballots, 384 producers voted ‘sv* Suzuki 250 Quadracer since Roads. yes (79 percent) representing their origin in 1985, is the 2,190,462 hundredweight Wednesday - Lasagna, Ital- Five more Cass City High ian vegetables, tossed salaL, TEST RESULTS state’s top amateur rider. The (72 percent), and 101 pro- I School seniors have been Italian bread, pineapple tid- 1980 graduate of Cass City ducers voted no (2 1 percent) Contaminant Violation Level Unit MCL MCLG Likely Source of named to Who’s Who bits. High School earned the title Among American High representing 849,059 hun- YM Detected Measurement Contamination of state champion by easily School Students, 1973-74. dredweight (28 percent). winning the “1989 AMA They are Nancy Koepfgen, The current assessment rate Friday - Turkey Tetrazzini, Erosion of natural deposits; District 14 Series - 250C‘C 8. Arsenic NO 16PPb PPb 5Omb n/a runoff Jill Field, Dorothy Schwartz, is 10 cents per hundred- stewed tomatoes, brocc from orchards Quad A-Class division” held weight sold. The law (Pub- Janet Auv‘il and Randy variety bread, fresh bana Ll IO. Barium NO .17ppm PPm 2PPm 2ppm Erosion of natural deposits over the summcr in Station Hoffman. lic Act 114 of 1965) requires 13. Chromium NO 1 ppb PPb lOOppb lOOppb Erosion of natural &posits BLANCHE COPELAND ESTATE M

OTENTIAL HEALTH CONCERNS:

1) Arsenic. Some people who drink water containing arsenic in excess of the MCL over many years could experience skin damage or problems with ieir circulatory system, and may have an increased risk of getting cancer. Real Estate Personal 0) Rarium. Some people who drink water containing barium in excess of the MCL over many years could experience an increase in their blood ressure. The following personal property will be sold and the following real estate will be offered for sale at 5765 Hadley Road, 3) Chromium. Some people who use water containing chromium well in excess of the MCL over many years could experience allergic dermatitis. 5 miles east of Cass City on Cass City Road, 1 1/2 miles south on Hadley Road (Sanilac County) on I 6) Fluoride. Some people who drink water containing fluoride in excess of the MCL over many years could get bone disease, including pain and mnderness of the bones. Children may get mottled teeth. ’he EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency) is reviewing the Drinking Water Standard for arsenic Saturdav, October 9 at 11 a.m.., ecause of special concerns that the standard may not be stringent enough. Arsenic is a naturally occurring mineral nown to cause cancer in humans at high concentrations. 72 acre farm with stone house, barn, and tool shed. Approx. A _- 70 acres of tiled land that is highly productive. Soil is high qual-

’he Village of Cass City has conducted tests for over 300 different Contaminants, on each municipal well. We tested ity clay loam. Home has 3 bedrooms, large kitchen w/very nice ~ 3r Microbiological, Radioactive, Volatile Organic, Synthetic Organic contaminants including pesticides and herbi- cupboards, living room, full bath. New windows have recently * ides. As you can see by the “Table”, our system bdno v iolaw. We’re proud that our drinking water meets or been installed. Central air conditioning. Full basement. New xceeds all Federal and State requirements. We have learned through our monitoring and testing that some constitu- Tempstar gas furnace. 50 gal. elec. water heater. Water soft- nts have been detected. The EPA has determined that your water fi SAFE at these levels. ener. Nice home in good shape. 40x68 barn whip roof, stan- chions I3 box stalls. Very good condition. 36x50 tool shed. dl sources of drinking water are subject to potential contamination by substances that are naturally occurring or man- rox. 1:30 p.m. October 9. nade. These substances can be microbes, inorganic or organic chemicals and radioactive substances. Terms for real estate - $5,000 to be paid within 45 days upon completion of paper work. Aicrobial contarn- ; such as viruses and bacteria, which may come from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, inspection of property call gricultural livestock operations and wildlife. Stuart Copeland 51 7-635-3398 norEanic contam in-: such as salts and metals, which can be naturally-occurring or result from urban storm water -3019 or 51 7-872-5375 unoff, industrial or ..domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production, mining or farming. I t’ id d berbicldes : which may come from a variety of sources such as agriculture, storm water runoff, and Race horse equipment including 3 trunks esidential uses. whack & harness equipment, race Heat & massage chair )rPanic Chemical Cont-: including synthetic and volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of indus- buggy fills & parts, several new horse 2 pc. queen size bed I’ rial processes and petroleum production, and can also come from gas stations, urban storm water runoff, and septic blankets, several used horse blankets, Double bed P’* 2 stop watches Chests of drawers ysterns... Others (adloactive Cant-: which can be naturally occurring or be the result of oil and gas production and mining Wash stand Glass top coffee table ctivities. HOUSEHOLD Antique dresser wheveled mirror ill drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some Gibson 30” elm. stove - like new Antique chest of drawers ontaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. More Gibson refrigerator w/top freezer - good Bordoni squeeze box Westinghouse auto. washer nformation about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection 1991 FORD F-130 CUSTOM PICKUP - Child’s tin play set - refrigerator, - same as new stove, & sink 4gency’s “Safe Drinking Water Hotline”, at 1-800-426-479 1. CLUB CAB, 38,000 miles - good Westinghouse elec. dryer - same as new 2 vacuum sweepers I dCL’s (Maximum Contaminant Levels) are set at very stringent standards. understand the possible health effects Microwave oven Walker To OLIVER 77 TRACTOR - narrow front Quasar 25” console color TV lescribed, for many regulated constituents, a person would have to drink 2 liters of water every day at the MCL level Bedside commode 12’ field cultivator 19” color TV - new or a lifetime, to have a “one-in-a-million chance” of experiencing the described health effect. Linens, blankets, towels 3 point slush scraper . RCA 12” color TV Dishes, pots & pans t Pull type slush scraper Oval oak dining table w/leaves - like new SilveWare Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population, Immuno-com- Flat rack wagon 6 matching metal, dining chairs Alaron 31 day wall clock xomised persons, such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ trans- Aluminum ladder- 2 oak chairs - new Other clocks 1 dants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can particularly be at risk Large vise - Shop wac Sofa sleeper Floor safe 2’x18” From infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPAICDC Grinder Others Walking plow P :Center for Disease Control) guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by cryptosporidiurn and 2 fuel barrels Dther microbiological contaminants are available from the “Safe Drinking Water Hotline”, at (800-426-4791). Personal Rep. - Stuart Copeland I 517-635-3398 Please call the Village Office if you have any questions or would like to see the reports for all of the tests the Village Terms for Personal Property - Cash or check with I.D. Everything settled for day of sale. Not responsible for accidents. has conducted. The contact person for this information is Village Manager Jane Downing. Phone number is.5 17-872- 2911. Lunch wagon Portajon I Submitted by the Auctioneers & Clerk m.HillakerAuction Service Village of Cass City Water Department 517-872-301 9 517-872-5375 CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1999

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Caro Rd. 121 II. smrst.-i~yrt OH iaA c.r~in~Lot1 1 1 CAR0 - Ph. 517-673-5605 Wligrtg The Chrislian Bookstore Experience Moire To Our Area' MOORE LES motor sales 1 PAGE TWELVE - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 1 CASS CITY CHRONICLE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1999 Holbrook FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL Area News 'I Mrs. Thelma Jackson VARSITY FOOTBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL , !I 'I Phone 658-2347 Home games in bold SCHEDULES Home games in bold Aug. 27 Car0 31, Cass City 6 7:30 Aug. 3 1 Car0 33, Cass City 38 6:OO Rita Depcinski and Alice Bob and Carol Osentoski, Mrs. Dick Wallace. Sept. 3 Lakers 29, Cass City 0 7:30 Sept. 2 Harbor Beach 35, Cass City 43 10 Bad Axe 20, Cass City 0 7:30 7 Ubly 39, Cas City 42 Depc in ski were Wednesday Matt and Bradley of Bad Mr. and Mrs. Harold 17 Reese 35, Cass City 0 7:30 9 Lakers 41, Cass City 39 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Axe, Richard and Cindy Ballag h were Wednesday 24 USA 51, Cas City 6 730 14 Bad Axe 39, Cass City 45 6:OO Bernard Holdwick at Ruth Depcinski and Brooke, evening guests of Mrs. Oct. 2 Morenci 2:oo 16 USA 45, Cass City 36 and in the afternoon they vis- Charles and Therese Gerald Wills. 8 Mayvillc 7:30 21 Marlette 40, Cass City 44 15 BCAS 7:30 2328 DeckervilleReese 5:oo ited their aunt, Roseline Depcinski, Shawn and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Walker, 22 Richmond 7:30 10- Messing. Nicole. Becky and Cheryl Laming, -?n - RCASI- - - - 5.w Alvin and Anita Iseler and Eugene Cleland of Bad Axe Marty and Jordan Wagoner, Oct. 5 Sandusky 5:00, family, Randy and Karen was a Monday supper guest Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore 6:OO' of Mrs. Curtis Cleland. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan 6:OO.1 Rutkowski and family, Tom 19 Brown city (JV,Varsity only) 6:W and Linda O'Henley, Dale Mrs. Martin Sweeney and Taylor and Brian were Satur- s:oo: ' and Elaine Laming and fam- Thelma Jackson visited Lynn day supper and evening 26 Bad Axe (JV, Varsity only) 6:OO (' ily were Sunday dinner Fuester and Clara Bond in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evans 5:00( Cass Gibbard, where they helped 5:OO ; guests of Allen and Alice City Tuesday. 5:oo Depcinski for pizza, birthday Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Evans Gibhard and 6:OO cake and ice cream for Alice Springler and son Miles and Cheryl Laming celebrate Depcinski's birthday. friend Kim of Bay City and their birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson Allen Farrelly were Sunday Bob Krug, Ron Sponsored by these Hawk Boosters were Thursday evening afternoon and supper guests Wolschlager, Allen Farrelly, ---I guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr.and Mrs. Dan Franzel. Doris Western, Margaret I Wickes Lumber Anderson, Clarence Rumptz. Bob Cleland of Waterford Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Curtis Chrysler Building materials L--Michigan Tuckey, Sunday guests of Ray and spent a couple days with Mrs. Franzel had breakfast at Bad m) Plymouth-Dodge-Jeep AI Swiderski Bernhardt, Rita Depcinski were Nancy Alex Cleland and Carol Lam- Axe Wednesday morning. w for Contractors ATBO Financial Carpenter, Dean Jr., Michael, ing and was a Wednesday General Agency 1 -888-ANY-DODGE Jerry Cleland was a Thurs- Caro-1-800-968-7636 Planners, L. L.C. Do ran Jessica, and Timothy of Caro, evening guest of Mr. and day breakfast guest of Mrs. Phone 673-1488 872-2184 Bad Axe-1 -800-680-9457 Car0 - Cass City Curtis Cleland. Car0 Phone 872-3730 Downtown Cass City Tom and Flora Prill, Bob i Professional and Business and Jardine Zurek and Ray I I -" and Rita Depcinski came c home Saturday evening from David C. Batrer II, O.D. Michelle P. Biddinger a trip to Traverse City and Bartnik Sales & Joseph A. Van Auken , IDIRECTORY Anrod Screen Professional Eye Care Mackinaw City. They I I & Service Attorneys at Law crossed the Mackinac Bridge Cylinder Co. Phone 872-3541 a Cass City - 872-3404 Cass City - 872-5601 to Sault Ste. Marie and went Phone 872-2101 to Tahquamenon Falls while Cass City Bad Axe - 269-7263 Car0 - 672-5601 ' Cass City Anderson, Tuckey, DOUQLAS there. On their return trip Bernhardt, Doran & Co., P.C, home they stayed at the Prill I Certified Public Accountants PANKRATZ, M.D. cabin at St. Helen Friday Gary Anderson, CPA (Cam) overnight. Bubba's Place ------I - Robert Tucky, CPA (Cess City) Board Certified 11 11 Cass City Cass City Cass City Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) Mrs. Curtis Cleland spent I Thomas Doran, CPA (Cam) Orthopaedic Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Chronicle Oil ti Gas Ti re Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cam City) Orrin Wright. 'Phone 872-2010 & Propane Phone 872-5303 1, 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Surgery Just Plain 01' Good Food! 1. Phone 673-31 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson Phone 872-3122 Cass City 37 DAWN ANKER, Proprietor Cass City L' 6261 Church St., Cas City, MI and Thelma Jackson were Cass City L, 1 Phone872-3730 *Specializing in Friday evening guests of Mr. 5,: Joint Replacement, and Mrs. Clarence Rumptz. v" 1' Mr. and Mrs. Tony A rthmscop ic / Cieslinski, Greg Booms, and I Dr. James Thomas, I DO YOU HAVE A Surgery & Janice and Paula Sweeney CELLUIARONE Charmont Chemical Bank DDS. 1' -. DRINKI NG PROBLEM? Fracture Care were Sunday guests of Mrs. Car0 - 673-1666 Motel Thumb Area ALCOHOLICS Martin Sweeney. Dr. Paul Chappel, Bad Axe - 269-1666 Phone 872-4355 ANONYMOUS Ed Schember of Elkton, Sandusky 81 0-648-1666 Phone 872-2270 DDSm I455 Doerr Suite 4, - Cass City AND AL-ANON Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Dan Franzel, or Cass City Phone 872-3870 MEETINGS Cass City, MI 48726 Doris Western and Allen 1 -800-624-8766 Cass City 1-80M67-5692 HOURS BY Farrelly met at McDonald's Every Friday Evening 8:OO p.m. in Bad Axe for breakfast Fri- I - APPOINTMENT God Shepherd Lutheran Church day morning. I I Detroit Edison Cass City (517) Sixteen members of the 872-4320 TURNING Double D Gas or Traveling Breakfast Club Em's BlCC General met at the Peppermill in Bad ENERGY I & Diesel Repair FOOD CENTER Axe for breakfast Thursday INTO Phone 872-4540 -IN CASS CITY- Harris-Hampshire (517) 269-9551 morning. They will meet at SOLU TONS Cass City Phone 872-2191 Phone 872-2 11 1 Established 1924 the same place next week. Cass City Cass City Your hometown independent N.Y. Yun, M.D. II Phone 1-800-477-4747 Sister Elaine Garety of De- Ii " insurance agent for: Physician & Surgeon troit, and Bill and Dorothy Term & Universal Life Office Hours: Garety of Saginaw were =Auto =Home Mom-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. Wednesday afternoon guests Business Health Thurs. - Closed Hil laker INSURANCE PROTECTION of Jim and Kay Sweeney. D.D.S. Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Gary IS OUR BUSINESS 6232 Hospltal Drive Dr. Nicholas Fuutu~WmKslg Auction Service "We want to be your agent" Andersen of Brighton were Amw-lcpy. Cass City Nahernak, D.D.S Phone 872-3019 Agents: Office 872-4733 Thursday guests of Mrs. Earl Phone 872-2075 072-5375 Wiese Jim Ceranski Phone 872-4351 Mark Res. 872-4257 Schenk. Phone 872-2181 6498 Main, Cass City Cass City 6815 E. Cass City Rd. I - Allen Farrelly was a Tues- Cass City Cass City, MI 48726 HEALTH CARE day supper guest of Mr. and I I 517-872-4351 ---I------Mrs. Dan Franzel. PHY SlClANS COMMUNITY Kevin Sweeney of South Dr. Hoon K Jeung, ------HEALTH CLINIC Lyon spent the weekend Howard's Heating & Cass City M.D. II FOR NON-EMERGENCY with Mrs. Martin Sweeney. Air Conditioning, Inc. I HOON K. I HEALTH CARE Specialist in Stomach JEUNG,M.D. $50 fee & Plumbing Supplies and Bowel Problems I I Including physician's fee Phone 872-2030 Cass City 872-5655 Phone 872-4611 Phone 872-2645 Board Certified in Surgery and clinic room Friends Cass City Pigeon 453-3681 Specialist in Stomach No appointment necessary Cass City Cass City and Bowel Problems Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily HILLS & DALES of library Saturday - 9 to 12 noon GENERAL HOSPITAL I -9 7-k 1 Closed Thursday 872-2 12 1 KC Insurance I seeking Ikk.LWW I 6230 Hospital Drive Physician on site 24 hr./day Kirn Electric I Agency Group I rnlt:tuwtllu Cass City, MI 48726 for emergency care. WMiU hfl I Jim Pulaskex Agent I Pho~;8~~11 Phone 872-3821 ' Cass City & Kingston I 1 FAMILY RURAL members Phone 872-4880 Phone 872-2248 t Cass City Phone 872-2195 I Cass City Cass City I HEALTH CARE Friends of the Library are a 683-2210 "We're here for your group who gives of their time health care needs" and resources to promote Richard A. Hall, D.O. Rawson Memorial Library. McDonald's (across from Shell Gas Sfa tion) John Zawacki PAC They volunteer to help at the LaFave Steel Dr. Paul Lockwood, Ken Martin library when needed and or- 4674 Hill St., Cass City Supply, Inc. Phone 872-4241 ganize projects to raise funds D.C. Electric Phone 872-4725 for the benefit of the library. Phone 872-2765 Phone 872-4114 Office Hours: Phone 872-2163 M.D. Cass City Cass City Phone 872-4841 S.H. Raythatha, Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fund-raising activities over Cass City II I the years have included Cass City Dr. Ray sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. I I magazine and books sales, the Christmas home tour, Total Family Care PODIATRISTS I I------afghan sale, bazaars and a McVey Agency, Inc. 1 Michigan Athletic NAPA 4672 Hill St. wedding show. They also as- Mr. sist with the organization and Insurance Rehabilitation Chip Mr. Chips AUID&mmmm Cass City Food Store 4, FOOT CLINIC I refreshments at library spon- Center sored programs. Phone 872-1943 0 Cass City 872-2084 Phone 872-4860 Phone 872-5688 Cass City Members of the group fold Car0 673-4999 Office Hours: Mom-Fri. 8-5 CARE CENTER" Cass City Cass City 4672 Hill St., Cass City the newsletter and prepare it 872-4327 or for mailing, help keep the 3592 Center, Essexville bookshelves in order, and To 895-0594 help with story hour and any I I special programs that take place at the library. Because place of their work, the staff has more time to spend with pa- an ad Edward Scollon, D.V.M. trons and do the work neces- Veterinarian sary to keep the library op- in the Farm and erating smoothly. Pet Animals New members are needed. Phone 872-2935 Anyone interested in the li- Professional 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass Ci I I brary is invited to join the Friends of the Library, Meet- Directory ings are held the first Thurs- i-ZZ7L-l day of every month in the P.C. Pinney meeting room at the Call Susan Hoppe D.V.M. library. For more information 4438 S. Seeger St. about the Friends, contact the 872-2010 Phone 872-2255 library at 872-2856. SASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1999 PAGE THIRTEEN Legal Notices Thumb residents I

’ f STATE OF MICHIGAN ,THISFIRM is A DEBT COLLECTO~I’ THIS FIRM ISA DEBT COLLECTOR--~~- - tion 36, Town 15 North. Range 7 east, of ATTEMPTING TO COLLECTA part ATTEMITING COLLE€TA choir PROBATE COURT DEBT. TO DEBT. lying North of Akron ditch and West of COUNTY OF TUSCOLA ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN Bay Park Road, Except a strip of land off WlLL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Nwth side 22 rods wide North and South. For the 27Ih consecutive In addition, the children’s UBLICATION NOTICE Also except land and premises platted as cedent’s Estate MORTGAGE SALE-Default has been MORTGAGE SALE-Default has been Village of Bay Park and Slwum’s Addi- year, the 200-voice Michi- choir from the Reese United t made in the conditions of a mortgage made in the conditions of a mortgage tion thereto. Also except a piece of land gadOhio Concert Choir will Methodist Church will take E NO. 99-29443-SE made by James R. Stevens, Sr. and Nelda ma& by Kcnncth Earl WOOLWINE and 22 feet square sold to J. McNair Ealy as present its annual concert part in the choir’s Saginaw Ann Stevens, husband & wife (original Jenny L. WOOLWINE husband and wife recorded in Liber 155 of Deeds, Page 3 19, concert. state of JOSEPHINE M. SOTO, De- mortgagors) to Commonpoint Mortgage, (original mortgagors) to Old Kent Bank, described as: Commencing at a point and series to select areas of e”pased, Social Security No. 374-09-717 1. Mortgagee, dated May 18, 1998, and re- a Michigan Corporation, Mortgagee, stake 98 feet Southeasterly from the Michigan and Ohio. This year’s production is corded on June 30,1998 in Liber 743, on dated May 30, 1996, and recorded on Southeasterly corner of residence owned Area residents involved in called “Christmas. .and Be- bo ALL WERESTED PERSONS: Page 643. Tuscola County Records, May 31,1996, in Libcr 691, on Page 703, by said J. McNair Ealy on part of Lot 4 in this year’s choir include yond” and will feature favor- 6 Michigan, and was assigned by said mort- Tuscola County Records, Michigan, and block 3 of the Village of Bay Park, run- Pam %our interest in the estate may be barred gagee to the Bankers Trust Company of was assigned by said mortgagee to the ning thence Southwesterly 22 feet; thence Ross of Cass City; Deanna ite Christmas selections to br affected by this hearing. California N.A. as Custodian or Trustee, OLD KENT MORTGAGE COMPANY, Southeasterly 22 feet; thence Northeast- Babich, Lisa Avery, Arlene launch the holiday season. Assignee by an assignment dated June Assignee by an assignment dated Febru- erly 22 feet; thence Northwesterly 22 feet Moore, Phil Whipple, Alice For nearly 3 decades, this bTlCE: A hearing will be held on Oc- 17,1998, which was recorded on August ary 1,1997, which was recorded On Feb- to the point of beginning, all king a par^ dbr25, 1999, at 2:OO p.m. in the pro- 30, 1999. in Likr 780, on Page 1004, ruary 14,1997, in Libcr 705, on Page 602, of the Southeast 114 of Section 36, Town and Fred Jones, Denise and event has become a tradition pate courtroom, Caro. Michigan, before Tuscola County Records, on which m- Tuscola County Rwords,on which mort- ISNotth, Range7East.Alsoexceptaparl Staci Sprague, and Nancy for area concert goers. dge W.Wallace Kent, Jr. on the peti- gage there is claimed to be due at the date gage there is claimd to be due at the date of the Southeast 114 of Section 36, Town and Paul Weeks, all of Caro; “Christmas. . .and Beyond” Ifon of Jeanette Kratz requesting Jeanette hereof the sum of TWENTY-NINE hereof the sum of EIGHTY-NINE I5 North, Range 7 East, described as: Be- atz be appointed personal representa- THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FIVE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ginning at the Northwesterly corner of Lot Jim Reehl of Kingston; Paula mixes the most requested ve of Josephine M.Soto, who lived at AND 2Y100 dollars ($29,305.25). in- THIRTY-ONE AND 96/100 dollars 59 of Slocum’s Addition to the Village of Brown, Judy Elkins, Larry music of the holidays with 901 S. English Road, Kingslon, Michi- cluding interest at 16.550% per annum. (f89,131.96), including interest at Bay Park, according to the Plat recorded Holen, Kimberly and Jim production, pageantry, visu- ran, and who died Sept. 11, 1999, and 7.750% per annum, Adjustable rate mort- in Libcr 1 of Plats, Page 60. now being als, costuming, special ef: bquesting also the will of the deceased Under the power of sale contained in said gage. Interest rate may change 31of each page 19B; thence Northeasterly on the McComb, all of Lapeer; and jated March 1 1, 1992, be admitted to pro- mortgage and fie statute in such case :year. Said mortgage was modified by South line of Akron street, 80.00 feet; Marilyn and Marv Hobart of fects, sound and lighting, bate; and further requesting a determina- made and provided, notice is hereby given Loan Modification Agrecmcnt dated Feb- thence Southeasterly, parallel with the Unionville, audience participation, and $0, of heirs. that said mortgage will be foreclosed by ruary 1, 1997 and recorded on February Northeasterly line of said Lot 59,200.0(3 a sale of the mortgaged or some excellent music talent. Y premises, 14, 1997 in Liber 705 on Page 599 feet; thence Southwesterly, pariallei with ‘reditors of the deceased are notified that part of them, at public venue, at the front Tuscola County Records, Michigan. said South line of Akron Street, 110.00 The first half of the program EII claims against the estate will be for- entrance to the Courthouse in the Village feet: thence Northwesterly, on an exten. focuses on an hour of tradi- dver barred unless presented to the (pro- of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at Under the power of sale contained in said sion of the Southwesterly line of said Lot Green tion seasonal classics. The posed) personal representative or to both 1O:oO AM, on October 29, 1999. mongage and the statute in such case 59, 134.00 feet to the Southeasterly cor. pe probate court and the (proposed) per- made and pravided, notice is htreby given ner of said Lot 59: thence Northeasterly second half is a dramatic pre- sonal representative within 4 months of Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP that said mortgage will be foreclosed by on the Southeasterly line of said Lot 59, sentation of the birth of &e date of publication of this notice. OF JUNIATA, Tuscola County. Michi- a sale of the mofigaged premises, or some 30.00 feet to the Southeasterly comer of legislative Christ, with a full cast of Bib- THE THUMB area is well represented potice is further given that the estate will gan, and are described as: part of them, at public venue. at front said Lot 59; thence Northwesterly on the the lical characters. This year’s then be assigned to entitled persons ap- entrance to the Courthousc in thc Village Northeasterly line of said Lot 59, 66.00 in this year’s MichigadOhio Concert pearing of record. Commencing at a point 208.5 feet South of Cam, Tuscola County, Michigan at feet to the point of beginning. presentation will also follow of the Northwest comer of the South half 1O:oO AM, on October 29,1999. panelist the life of Christ through the Cass ;epternber 23, 1999 of the Southwest Quarter of Section 13, The redemption period shall be 12 Choir, with 19 members from Caro, Town I2 North, Range 8 hst, thence East Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP month(s) from the date of such sale. resurrection and Second :Attorney 208.7 feet, thence South 104.5 feet, OFVASSAR. Tuscola County, Michigan, State Rep. Mike Green Coming, unfolding “The City, Kingston, Lapeer and Unionville. .&nda R. hillock P38480 thence West 208.7 feet, thence North to and are described as: Dated: September 29, 1999 Rest of the Story”. the point of beginning. Right of Way for served as a legislative pan- 3030 Main Street by ’‘arlette,MI 48453 5 17-635-757 1 Sheridan Road over the Westerly side Parcel B-Part of the Northwest 1/4 of the elist at the Michigan Corn- Produced and directed thereof. Section 15, Town 1 1 Range 8 internationally recognized North, East, FOR INFORMATION, CALL: munity Action Agency Asso- qersonal representative described as beginning at a point on PLEASE tk 248-593- 1304 ciation annual meeting Sept. musical creator, Thurlow rcanette Kratz The redemption period shall be 6 line of said Northwesk 1/4 which North Trott & Trott P.C. Fl English Road month(s) from the date of such sale, un- is N88 deg 59’27” E (previously recorded 27. Spurr, the concert includes S. Attorneys and Counselors ngston, MI 48741 517-683-3142 less determined abandoned in accordance as N88 deg 59’53” along said North the talents of Rick Everitt, E) 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 MCAAA’s Thumb area with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case line, 1610.00 feet from the Northwest agency is the Human Devel- the CMI Orchestra, The 3 the redemption period shall be 30 days corner of said Section 15 (said point be- Bingham Farms, MI 48025 File # 990201 329 Tenors, The Brotherhood, The new is here net A. Tomlinson from the date of such sale. ing the intersection of said North line and opment Commission. The the East line of a previously recorded Falcons HDC is a primary source of The Christmas Dancers, and Come on in and 10-6-1 Dated: September 15, 199 survey recorded in Liter 433, Page 130 9-29-5 support for low-income The Thurlow Spurr Singers, of Tuscola County Records; thence SO0 as well as other soloists and FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: deg 51’37” E along said East line and famil ies. We’//get you in gear!! 248-593-1301 parallef with the West line of said North- “For many Thumb area musicians from Michigan -cIc I OTlCE OF DISSOLUTION OF Trott & Trott, P.C. west 114, 330.00 feet; thence N88 deg residents, HDC is the only and Ohio. ~UMAR,LNC. Attorneys and Counselors 59’27” E parallel with the said line. ’ North The concert series will in- 301 50 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 133.00 feet; thence NOO deg 51’37” W, thing between them and the Bingham Farms, MI 48025 parallel with said West line, 330.00 feet street,” said Green, R- clude a stop in Saginaw, Sat- File # 990606310 to said North line; thence SSS deg 59’27“ THIS RRM 1s A DEBT COLLECTOR Mayville, “I was honored to urday, Nov. 20, starting at Cougars W, along said North line to the pint of ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. 7:30 p.m. at the Heritage 9- 15-5 beginning. ANY 1NFORMATlON WE OBTAIN speak at their annual confer- WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. ence.” Theater. HDC provides a variety of Ticket and additional con- MORTGAGE SALE-Default has been cert date information iq avail- made in the conditions of a mortgage services including meals for ma& by John L. Childers and Drena M seniors, housing repair, se- able by calling 1-800-993- Childers. husband and wife (original nior prescription assistance 7464. mortgagors) to Great Lakes National and an assablt crisis center. %ashion Square Blvd , Suite 100, Bank Michigan as successor by merger rginaw, MI 48604. Copies of all docu- MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Dated: September 15, 1999 and or name change to Great Lakes Fed- “We offer over 50 human $ents upon which a claim is founded made in the conditions of a mortgage eral Savings and hnAssoc., Mortgagee, services that allow residents ust be attached to the claim. made by: Douglas H. Lemcke and Merri FOR INFORMATION,PLEASE CALL dated February 5, 1986, and recorded on in the 4 rural counties of & claim against the Corporation is barred C. Lemcke (Original Mortgagors) to 248-593-1303 February 5, 1986 in Liber 557. on Page enless a proceeding to enforce the claim United States of America. acting through Trot[ & Trott, p.c. 853,Tuscola County Records, Michigan, Michigan’s Thumb to main- * 6s commenced within one (1) year after the Farmers Home Administration. Attorneys and Counselors on which mortgage there is claimed to be tain or achieve self-suffi- $he publication date of this notice. United States Department of AgricultuR, 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 due at the date hereof the sum of NINE- ciency,” said Mary Ann $ This Notice is published pursuant to Mortgagee, dated Decetnkr 6,1988, and Binnham Farms, Mi 48025 TEEN THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED ection 842a of the Michigan Business recorded on pcernkr 6, 1988, in Likr File# 97108801 TWENTY-FOUR AND 46/1W dollars Vandemark, HDC executive a IGvens ($19,924.46). includjng interest at director. “Community @on 9-15.5 7.550% per annum. agencies are also a tool that e t,; can be utilized by townships, e ‘;NUMAR, MC. hereof the sum of EIGHTY THREE Jor all your truck accessory needs 4 THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED villages and cities to assist *6 W Y: Michael H.Allen EIGHTY ONE AND 43/100 DOLLARS THlS FRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR them in identifying re- * e ATTEMPIWG TO A DEBT. JASON HBERGLASS LIDS & CAMPER TOPS ttomey for the Corporation ($83,381.43,including interest at 8% per COLLECT Under the power of sale contained in said sources to promote comrnu- z ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN mortgage and the statute in such case WILLBEUSEDFDRTHATPURPOSE. made and provided, notice is hereby given nity growth and develop- Soft Tonneau Under the power of sale contained in LIDS Tops that said mortgage will be foreclosed by ment.” e 4 said mortgage and the statute in such case MORTGAGE SALE-Default has been a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some e starting ut Covers starting at e made and provided, notice is given The MCAAA is made up of hereby made in the conditions of a mortgage pan of them, at public venue, at the front starting at that said mortgage will be fokclosed by made by Donald L. Ramon a married man entrance to the Courthouse in the Village 30 community action agen- a sale of the mortgaged premises, some 0 $54600 or and Rente A. Ramon a married woman of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at cies covering all 83 of $7150° part of them, at public vendue, front en- e (original mortgagors) to Amtrican finan- 10:00 AM, on November 5,1999. Michigan’s counties. Their installe d installed trance of the Courthouse Building in cial Mortgage Corporation, Mortgagee, 1: $23Oooinstalled +,- Caro, Michigan. Tuscola County at 1O:m annual meeting was held dated August 28, 1597, and recorded on Said premises are situated in CITY OF ROAD QUEST ALUMINUM EXTRUDED o’clock am., on Friday, October 22,1999. August 29, 1997 in Liber 718, on Page KINGSTON. Tuscola County, Michigan, Sept. 27-29 in Sault Ste. Said premis’es are situated in Township 1435-1446, Tuscola County Records, and are describcd as: of Vassar, Tuscola County, Michigan, Marie and the panel met RUNNING BOARDS Full Si~e$i89*~installed and Michigan, and was assigned by mesne I #1 are described as: Monday, Sept. 27. assignments to Homeside Lending Inc., Commencing at the Southwest corner of Assignee by an assignment dated April 8, the Northwest 114 of section 30, 12 “MCAAA provides ser- @# #AUTO CARE & TRUCK ACCESSORIES SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP Town OF 1998. which was recorded on July 29, Range 11 East, thence Bast 57 VASSAK, TUSCOLA COUNTY, North, vices for residents through- 1998, in Liber 74.6, on Page 231, Tuscola Rods,thence North 986 feet, thence West 517-872-4350 Cas MICHIGAN, LOT 5 OF DAVIDSON out the state,” Green said. County Records,on which mortgage there 57 Rods, thew South 986 feet to the SUB[)IVISION, ACCORDING TO THE is claimed to b clue at the date hereof the point of beginning, Kingston Township, “They are hard-working, FLAT AS RE- RECORDED THEREOF, sum of FORTY-NINE THOUSAND hscola County, Michigan. dedicated people who make CORDED LN PLAT LIBER 3, PAGE 10, EIGHT HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN TUSCOLA COUNTY RECORDS. AND 94/100 dollars ($49.827.94), includ- a difference, particularly in ing interest at 7.375% per annum. Adjust- our local area. I think they’re The redemption period shall be 6 months able rate mortgage interest may change doing a great job.” Find the Service or Product te of such sale unless deter- 111 of each year. The redemption period shall be 12 , ndoned in accordance with month(s) from the date of such sale, un- YOU Need in This., . Action Guide 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case the Under the power of sale contained in said less determined abandoned in accordance -== redemption period shall be 30 days from mortgage and the statute in such case with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case the date of such sale. I made and provided, notice is hcreby given the redemption period shall be 30 days that said mortgage will be foreclosed by from the date of such sale. Dated: September I, 9999 a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some ~~1111SERVICE DIRECTORY part of them, at public venue, at the front Dated: September 22, 1999 United States of America, acting through entrance to the Courthouse in the Village the Fanners Home Administration, United of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: DAN’S POWER & WOVE States Departtnent of Agriculture 1O:W AM, on November 12,1999. 248-593-1301 APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 FLOWERS 1 Mortgagee Trott & Trott, F!C. Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP Attorneys and Counselors Chronicle Liners J PETER M. SCHNElDERMAN &ASSO- OF AKRON, Tuscola County, Michigan, 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys CIAIES, P.C. and are described as: Bingham Farms, M148025 Work ’Like Magic! Chimney Sweeping & Repairs 30300 Northwestern Highway, Suite 222 File # 990909925 Cass City Chronicle Gas, Wood Fireplaces, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334 Parcel - All that part of the South lL? of 3 Cougars Stoves & Fireplace Inserts 9-8-5 the Southeast fractional 1/4 of the Sec- 9-22-5 Phone 872-2010 _I REFRIGERATION I Sales & Service SERVICE 6509 Main, Cass City I 872-1 101 Phone 872-3190 Was hers, Dryers, 1 I Y Dtshwas h e rs, Microwaves, I II NAILS 1 I1 1 34/211Double Prints Stoves, Refrigerators, I RUSTPROOFING I I All Brands I ’ Betty’s Nail Salon 7171 Severance Rd. Cass City I Phone 872-4100 for 1 AUTOSERVICE )I I 1 ALSO FEATURING... Systems &Waxing ca-, ca-, WdCrafk For Sale - Some by order only -Gravel Guards or Service/Auto Electric I Running Boards Spectaltztng in auto & truck eledncal winng. PLUMBING-HEATING ~ 11 1 I Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection I Certified Mecharuc I’ 4’’ Double Prints Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. APPLIANCE I Phone 269-9585 Phone 872-2251 SALES & SERVICE 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe I FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY CASS CITY TIRE APPLIANCES FREE ESTIMATES Hercules and Cooper ON DELIVERY, SET-UP [ WINDOWCLEANING 11 TIRES ’ AND INSTALLATION WE SERVICE WHAT WE 9 Tire repair SELL “Talk to us about Altgnmenls Muff leis CALL US TODAY AT ‘Brakes ailchanges ~ SUPREME boat insurance rates Certrfmd Mechanic Thermogusm Phone 872-5303 WINDOW CLEANING 1 Processing,Advanced Pholo System, Kcdalux or one-hour 4xf that won’t weigh you down.” Ckromrr Grr Gnrrr prints not available with disc film. Not valid with any other offer Coupon or slicker must accompany order. 961 N. VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe Storms Screens Windows Being In gmd hands it the only place to be: Phone - - - To Place 269-9955 Janitorial Service Floors Eaves & Gutters Cleaned McVey Agency Inc, An Ad Hi-Riser Service & Rental 4546 St. BK Plumbing Estimates on Commercial, OPEN 7 DAYS Leach in The Residential & IndustAal Work Cass City, Mich. Service Complete Insurance Coverage Action Guide Drain Cleaning Security Services Available 6520 Main Street Allstate’ Plumbing Repair (517) 872-4860 IiXbindkRnaa Call 872-201 0 4215 Maple St., Cass City 1 120 Gratiot. Saginaw I Cass City (517)872-5571 Call 790-7609 I- .- PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6,1999 CALL 872-2010 TO PLACE AN ACTIONASADAN Transit (nonbusiness) rates, 10 words or less, $2.75 each insertion; additional words FOR RENT - Masonic TWO-BEDROOM apart- Nancy LEE MORGAN. j 10 cents each. Three weeks Temple Refreshment Hall - CHUCK O'DELL ment for rent in Cass City. Turning the Big 4-O! PAINTING for the price of 2-cash rate. FOR SALE - Storage barns, FOR SALE Antique farm- Call (810) 659-8432 or (810) parties, dinners, meetings. - And still looking good! EXCAVATING CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Save money by enclosing all sizes, horse barns, dog ing equipment, spring tooth 659-7279. 4- 1-20-tf No alcoholic beverages. Call houses, craft items. Will de- Septic Systems Installed - INTERIORS cash with ma,il orders. Rates harrow, rock picker, drag Barney Hoffman at 872- EXTERIORS for display want ad on appli- liver. Call 872-2608. 3rd 4 185, leave message. Cleaned spring tooth harrow, hay )-' house on Hurds Comer Rd., SMALL APARTMENT for WOOD GRAINING cation. 4-7- 14-tf c wagon frame work, 1,000 rent. Ideal for working per- i, Sand - Gravel *TEXTURING north of M-81. Harold pounds scrap metal, twin - Ditching Deering. Call anytime. son, no pets. 872-2404, be- bed, frame, box spring and 2 FOR RENT - Farm land, ap- Dozer C Automotive ) 2-2- 12-tf tween 8 a.m.-4 p.m. '%:$, headboards. 872-4496. 4-9-29-3 proximately 60 acres. 872- Backhoe 2- 10-6-3 FOR SALE - '92 Chevy 112 FOR SALE - 5-person hot 4496. 4- 10-6-3 4323 Krapf Rd., Cass City ton pickup 4.3, V6, 4-speed Phone (517) 872-3031 ~ (517) 872-3840, tub, 300 gallon, good condi- I- manual transmission with CARO'S commu- tion. 872-3283. 2-9-29-3 Household NEWEST Love from Family & Friends 8-4-21 -tf 8- I I -27ttf overdrive, 57,300 miles, with -- nity, Sugar Creek, is accept- OFFICE SPACE now avail- topper. 872-4234. 1-9-29-3 \' ing applications for one, 2 or able at the Hahn Building at '_ DOG KENNEL with dog Sales Ronold E. Palmer - 3 bedroom apartments. Rent 6240West Main, Cass City. DOG KENNELING opek house. Around 8 ft.x 10 ft., all Clean and ready to move in, Lordy, Lordy! 7 days. Rooster Ranch. 5 17-. FOR SALE - 1992 Ford steel, $300. 810-648-9333. SALE - First Presbyterian starts at $479.00 and in- He's only 40?? Builder Church, Oct. 7-8, 9:OO to cludes water and sewer, trash Also large front office, 2 dis-. 1 658-2332. 8-10-8-tf Conversion van, loaded, Alvin Slater 3978 N. Decker play windows. Excellent lo- I New buildings. old nice, $8,800. 872-3390. Rd., Decker. 2-9-22-3 5:00. Bicycles, grill, lamps, collection, range, refrigera- bedding, Christmas tree and tor, disposal, dishwasher, cation. Call 872-3519 or biiildirigs, roofing, , 1-10-6-3 decorations, books, plants, 872-2 155 for more informa- siding, pole barns ELECTRIC MOTOR and' .. . - ._ FOR SKE portable grain washer and dryer connec- beautiful teen, Jr., and Missy tion. 4-3-3-tf NO JOB TOO BIG OR auger, 6" diameter, 50 ft. tions, pantries and mini power tool repair, 8 a.m. to 5 FOR SALE - Must see 1993 long, $400. (5 17) 872-8090. 'lothing and and blinds. Gas heat and central TOO SMALL p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to Grand Prix SE. 2-door, excel- women's, many miscella- air conditioning are avail- Notices noon Saturdays. John Blair,, 2805 Crawford Rd., I lent condition, loaded, CD, 2-9-22-3 neous items. 14-9-29-2 118 mile west of M-53 on, able. Patios or balconies are Cass City, MI 48726 new tires, low mileage. Only optional. Located on M-81 Sebewaing Road. Phone $7,500. 665-2265. 1-9-29-3 FOR SALE - Clean double Cass City I have no friends so would (517) 872-4780 size mattress, box springs INDOOR' MOVING sale - and Romain Rd. Open Mon- 269-7909, 8- 12- 13-tf Miscellaneous items, 4 Missionary Church you please call and wish me 8-9-30-tf and headboard. Also sewing day, Wednesday and Friday a Happy Birthday! FOR SALE - 1995 Pontiac south, 2 west, 5556 Sever- from noon until 2:00 p.m. or 4393 Koepfgen Road 5-10-6-1 ' machine cabinet and 1,OOO ance Rd., Thursday, 9:30- Transport SE, air, cruise, tilt, pounds of scrap metal. 872- Tuesdays and Thursdays 072-2729 D 8, J PUM.P~ 4:oo. 14-10-6-1 power windows and locks, 4496. 2-9-22-3 from 6 until 8 p.m. Call any- Sunday School NO SMOKING BINGO - Ev', YOUR TOTAL power sliding door, 79,000 time, 5 17-673-05 15. SERVICE 9:45 a.m. ' ery Wednesday night. Open Water Pumps & miles. $8,500. Phone 517- FREE - All coats, clothes 4-8- 18-tf Worship Service 6:OO - early bird 6:30 - regut ROOFING CONTRACTOR 872-3530. 1- 10-6-3n Ehrlich's and most of the rummage. 11:OO a.m. lar bingo 7:OO. Post 3644 , Tanks Serving the area No limit. Stereo $5, new car Evening Service VFW, Weaver St. 5-2-26-tf Sales & Service FOR RENT 2-bedroom for 28 years mirrors $5, cowboy boots $5 - 6:30 p.m, Senior Citizen 1992 BUICK LeSabre Lim- house at 4314 Maple St. LICENSED - INSURED sharp, Flag Business pair, cowboy hat $5, car, all Pas tor: DadEdwards Discount I ited, clean, well main- power, good running $800. $475 on a yearly lease. - BONDED tained, $5,950.872-4 152. 1- For u11 yourflag iiecds 5-8-1 1-52 Wanted to Buv 1 STATE LICENSED 6306 Pine St. (corner of Phone 872-4532 4-9- 15-tf 10-6-3 FLAGS - POLES - DOUGLAS GERMAIN 872-2970 A CCESSOHIES Brooker and Pine), Tuesday Cass City thru the week. 14- 10-6-1 517-683-2697 US - Stdc - Military - Collcgc ROOMS TO RENT with all FOR SALE - 1972 Chevelle, _- 6-9-22-3 355 ci motor, 3,000 miles, Caritoil Cards house privileges. $250 to hdvcrtising Spccialtics GARAGE SALE - Thursday, .$300 per month. Includes Baked & Fried Fish, have original 307. $3,000 one day only, corner of firm. 872-4721, ask for Matt. utilities and color TV. $50 ALL YOU CAN EAT ( TOGive Away 3 1-9-29-3 1-800-369-8882 Maple and Church. security deposit. M-81 and bill Ehrlich, Sr. 665-2568 14- 10-6- 1 Deckerville Road area. 5 17- 3rd Friday of each month FREE PUPPY to good Carpet & Upholstery 673-41 10. 4-9-22-3 beginning Sept. 17,1999 FOR SALE 1993 Buick Bill Elirlich, Jr. 665-2503 home. 5-month-old black - GARAGE SALE - Oct. 7,8, 4:OO to 7:OO p.m. Lab/Beagle. Very friendly Licensed DuPont Limited, undercoated, new 2-I I - 184 9. Thursday, 6 p.m.-8 p.m., Stainmaster - K of C Hall and affectionate. Call eve- tires, new fan belt, one FOR RENT Mini and out- Auction J1--: YOUNG PYGMY buck Friday 130 p.m.-6 p.m., Sat- side storage available. Phone 6106 Beechwood Dr., Cass City nings 872-5533. 7-9-29-3 owner, good condition, urday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tons of * Auto Interiors 98,000 miles. Asking $7,200 goats, no horns, also assort- 5 17-872-385 1. 4-9-29-6 Adults $7.00, Children $3.00 -~ ment of bunnies - Rex, Flem- girls' clothing - infant on up, OBO. 5 17-375-4087. 5-9-1-tf Services Service r17t ish Giant, Dwarf, Mini Lops, dishes, holiday decorations, 1-9-22-3 FOR RENT - 2-bedroom 'I Dutch, Mini Rex. 810-724- gas grill, books, light fix- FOUND - Female black Lab Cass City .: mobile home in Deford area. Interior & Exterior (517) 872-5375 I.*t 0975 before 8 p.m. 2-9-29-3 tures, and more. One mile pup. To give away or going $425/month. (5 17) 872- *Flood removal FOR SALE 1990 Geo north of Janssen's Party to the pound next week. 872- Painting - 3092. 4-9-29-2 , , rj,, Don Dohn (517) 872-3019 Prism, 5-speed, runs good, Store, west on Canboro Rd., 2036. 5- 10-6-1 4394 Maple #3 117,000 miles. Asking FOR SALE - 19 1/2 ft. Th- first house on north side. Caw City ompson boat, 205 hp, Merc WILLIAMSBURG Apart- $1,800. Call 872-4557. 14- 10-6- 1 NEW LOCATION,No 'hone 872-3471 8-7-10-tf AUCTION BUSINESS # t 1-9-22-3 V6, V.G.C., $7,500. 872- ments - Caro, (now under * Smoking Bingo - Every Sun- a Q 3283. 2-9-29-3 GARAGE SALE - One day new ownership) receiving applications for one- and 2- day at new Knights of Co-. c only, Saturday, Oct. 9,9 a.m.- lumbus Hall, 6106 Ross Kraft Kappen Tree Service * MAGIC CHEF refrigerator, 5 p.m., 6824 Houghton St., bedroom apartments. Rentals one-year-old. Will sell rea- from $385.00 per month Beechwood Dr.. Cass City. i Cass City. 14- 10-6- 1 Doors open 5:OO pm.,games Cass City.Mich. *WENOW OFFER r sonably, 872-29"pq' .MY" 15.2-9-29-3II Y !,* 4**<,,v>-- r ~ which;iacludes water, s,ewer ,I,' I* , , 'Y"' .c I. .: -7 start at 5:30:' Phone 872- -1 --TW3X--MQVING ' a$ct!rph removal. All apart- (517) 872-3601 8892. Knights of Columbus I ' We 're insured for your ', *. 8-4-8-tf FIREWOOD - Ksh and FOR SALE - 1 10-ib. steel bar Ru&aZhle "n%ents'are equipped with 8-5-19-tt maple split. $40 face cord. bell set $50.4-gun wall rack separate hot water heaters Council No. 8892. nrotection Cass City 5-9-30-tf Convenient pick up. 872- w/lock bar $15. Entertain- and gas furnaces with central TREES BRUSH Sewinn and Alterations I Call 872-3579 I I 0 3515. 2-10-14-tf ment Center - 7-section, 2 Presbyterian Church air conditioners. For more STUMPS D* : by Kathleen Nizzoln LO cabinets $75.5' overall Mag- information, call (5 17) 673- Call unytime & 2046. Equal Housing Op- Robert Bliss Holiday Crafts & ; HORSES BOARDED - nolia wall swag and match- Octm 7 8 Good SheDherd 5 17-673-5313 ing table display $75. 2 portunity. 4-9-29-2 IC Quality care at reasonable Thursday & Friday 1-8OO-322-5684 Wearab1 es D+ (sand) reclining arm chairs Bridal Parties ; rates, Fleming Stock Farm, 9:OO a.m. to 5:OO p.m. 8- I I -8-tf 2850 Crawford Rd, 872- $75 each. 872-1228. 6820 E. Main St. Licensed R. Insured Mending, zippers, hems: 2-9-29-3 VFW HALL available for Replacement Windows ' 4496. 2-8- 11-tf Bake Sale on rental occasions. Call Oscar 872-2770 Vinyl Siding I Children and adults Thurs., Oct. 7 Brooks%at872-2932. Worship Service 9:30 a.m. HOUSE PAINTER: Neat, POLEGA - 4-4-28-tf New Construction & PRODUCE 14-9- 15-4 . Bible Class & Sunday interiodexteriors. Also Free estimates pumpkins, Indian corn, Remodeling School 10:45 a.m. Homes & Businesses barns, decks, faded alumi- gourds, corn stalks, toma- num. 872-8 11 1. 8-9-15-4 toes, peppers, potatoes, WE ARE NOW taking appli- Pastor: Grruld Meyer 8-531 -tf- squash and deer feed. Open ESTATE cations for one-bedroom 5-7- 1-tf every day 12 p.m.-6:30 p.m., apartments at Northwood PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR - D&M except Saturdays, 10 a.m.- SALE Heights Apartments in Cass Need Life Water pump and water tank 6:30 p.m. Just east of M-53 1343 Leach St., Cass City City. Rent is based on in- sales. In-home service. EXCAVATING on Bay City-Forestville Rd. Thursday & Friday come. For rental information, Insurance? Credit cards accepted. Call Septic Systems Come in 872-3348 .2- 10-6-3 call 517-872-2369 or Crest October 7 & 8 Term or Universal Life 673-4850 or 800-745-485 1 Property Management at Water Lines and browse Estate or Family Protection any time. 8-9-25-tf CHIPPER/SHREDDER 5 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day 5 17-652-928 1* Some units Footings through our h.p., MTD, excellent condi- barrier free. Equal Housing Please call... .- . Topsoil Furniture - Small Opportunity. 4-9- 1-tf Jim Ceranski ALL BRITE CARPET large tion $150. 5 17-872-5 101. Sand & Gravel 2- 10-6-3 Appliances - Mark Wiese and UPHOLSTERY CLEANING , Dozer & Backhoe selection of Many Dishes - FOR RENT - Cass City Mini Scott Mills FOR SALE - Steel desk with s1995per room Work Wedding swivel chair, old. $25. Call Storage. Call 872-3917. ' Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. GOOD RATES Also Small Tools 4-3- 13-tf 6815 E. Cass City Rd. $35O0sofa 5 17-665-9964. 2-10-6-3 Call: Invitations, Vrain-out, will be same Cass City Simpson Excavating $25Mllove seat days & time week 872-4351 Dwer landscaping - All Cleans$15O0 deep andchair dries fast Mark = 872-3432 Accessories, FOR SALE - Queen size following FOR RENT - K of C Hall, 5-2-17-tf water bed with drawers and 14-10-6- 1 6106 Beechwood Drive. types of backhoe work or ' Gift Items head board, $100 OBO. 872- Parties, dinners, meetings. House clemulition & removal Odor & Spot Removal 'P 4" Footings - Waterlines - Included Dan - 872-1226 3872. 2- 10-6-3 * Call Bob Bliss, 872-3579. and much more! 4-2-3-tf CLASSY CUTS 4" Completc Septic Systems 100% Satisfaction F 8-9-29-tf f Real Estate * Guaranteed (2) MATCHING twin beds For Sale F Full Service Salon P Sand - Gravel - toDsoil. CASS CITY FOR RENT - 2-bedroom 4L Make-up Nails 4L Varietv ot'f'ill-m t with box springs and mat- " I I Call Toll Free Q CHRONICLE tresses, old but good condi- REAL ESTATE Open House apartment on Main Street. Tanning Perms tion, $80 each. 872-3400. $375/month, yearly lease. mcolor Cuts 1-888-424-041 4 - 1/2 mile east of Cass City 872-4532 4- 10-6-tf Cntalofs loaned overnixht. 2- 10-6-3 on M-8 1, 12 noon-4:00, Oct. 10. 3- 10-6-1 SALT FREE iron condition- 1 -23-tf 8- ers and water softeners, Notices ADULT FOSTER CARE F KALKASKA COUNTY 6+ 24,000 grain, $700, In- Gas & Oil Furnaces Home has 2 private rooms F GIFTCERTIFICATES home service on all brands. beautiful wooded acres on available, maldfemale. A All Gas Appliances *VALABLE F 3$ Credit cards accepted. Call private gravel road. Short caring and compassionate ri drive to State Land and 4" Smoke-Free Paul's Pump Repair, 673- staff that will assist you and F Walk-ins or a pointments HEATING snowmobile trails. 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CALL Si7-072-2734 apartment at beautiful Hill- FOR RENT - 4-bedroom Homes - Farms Call 872-30928-3- IS-tf side Apartments. Fully car-' All your tire needs from 8-3-30-t house in town. $475 per w h ee iba rro w s Commercial peted, refrigerator, range, month plus utilities. Security Industrial water, water softener, air to tractors deposit and references re- New and rewire DAVID ZARTMAN (517) 872-248! conditioner, storage units' quired. 872-5230. 4- 10-6-3 See us today LICENSED 81 INSURED BUILDER and laundromat. Near gro- STATE LICENSED ~TmIAN's-soN-€tx cery store, beauty shop, hos- Cass City Tire e Basements & Foundations Pole Barns, Garages, Addition SPACE for rent. Phone 872-4114 ital, doctors. Call 872- OFFICE All Types of Cement Work House Jacking P315. 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Paul DeLong Special Olympics or Ubly survived by 7 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were Maxine McKee She is survived by her hus- by Muir Brothers Funeral (Tamara) Wright of Whitt Special Education or the Memorial services were made by the Collon Funeral band, George McKee of Home, Lapeer. Lake and Richard Wright o Lapeer; children, Gene donor's preference. Homc in Caro. Maxine Lois McKee, 57, of Caro; a daughter-in-law Paul R. DeLong, 19, of held Saturday, Oct. 2, at the McKee of Troy, Paul McKee Karen E. Wright of Cas Cass City, died Thursday, Arrangements were made Mission Lutheran Church. Lapeer, formerly of Cass by Zinger-Smigielski Fu- of Cass City, Cindi (Larry) Nellie Wright City; 15 grandchildren, ant Sept. 30, 1999, in a silo farm Pastor Ralph Patrick offci- City, died Thursday, Sept. Dail of Davison; 4 grandchil- 8 great-grandchildren. Shi neral Home, Ubly. ated. 30, 1999. accident in Sanilac County. Right to dren; brother, Roger (Kathy) Nellie Mae Wright, 78, of was preceded in death by : He was born Nov. I, 1979, Graveside services will be She was born Feb. 1,1942, Root of Cass City', and sev- Cass City, died Sunday, Oct. son, Lawrence M. Wright in Bad Axe, son of Robert Koert Lessman at Cass City, date pending. in Cass City, the daughter of eral nieces and nephews. 3, 1999, in Covenant Health Oct. 11, 1987, and a sister Clayton C. and Luella DeLong and the late Laurie Donations may be sent to Life dinner She was preceded in death Care - Cooper, Saginaw. Velma Frank. McRae. Dr. Koert J. Lessman, Phd., the Foundation at Memorial (Holtz) Root. She married by her parents and sister, She was born March 11, Funeral services we. He attended elementary 68, died suddenly at his Medical Center in his name. George McKee Aug. 26, Amie Nemeth Smith. 1921, in Elyria, Ohio, to Carl scheduled at 11 a.m. Tues school in Cass City and was home Sept. 28, 1999. Arrangements were made set Oct. 28 1961, in the Presbyterian Funeral services were held and Minnie (Johnson) Glatz. day, Oct. 5, at Kranz Funera a 1998 graduate of Ubly He was born Jan. 11, 1931, by Graham Mortuary and Church in Cass City, Monday, Oct. 4, at Hunters She married George Albert Home, Cass City, with thl Mesilla Valley Crematory, High School. He was a in Bay City. He graduated Area residents are invited to She was an administrative Creek Community Church Wright June 14, 1941, in Rev. David Hollander of Si sophomore at Delta College from Cass City High School Las Cruces, N.M. join Tuscola County Right to secretary for Lapeer Com- with the Rev. Peter DeKlerk Fraser. Paul Lutheran Church, Carc in the elementary education in 1949, and married the Life at its 6th Annual Ben- munity Schools. Previously officiating. She was a member of Re- officiating. special education curricu- former LaDonna Ludlow Phillip efit Dinner, featuring guest she had been secretary at Burial was in Elkland demption Lutheran Church, Interment was to be ii lum. A member of the Cass Feb. 28, 1953. speaker Richard Thompson, Mayfield Elementary School Township Cemetery. Detroit. Novesta Township Cem City Livestock 4-H Club, he He served from 1952-54 Mathewson I1 who will be talking about for 17 years. She was a mem- Memorials may be left to Surviving are her husband, etery. won the Kevin Kerbyson with the United StatesArmy, "Assisted Suicide - The Slip- ber of the Hunters Creek the discretion of the family. George; children, David Memorials may be made ti Memorial Award as Grand with Army Intelligence at Phillip Jay Mathewson 11, pery Slope, Oct. 28 at the Community Church. Arrangements were made Wright of Cass City, James Rawson Memorial Librarq Champion Senior Showman- Fort Riley, Kan. He attended 18, of Deford, died Thursday, Knights of Columbus Hall in ship 1998, and was the win- Michigan State University Sept. 30, 1999, in care. - - - - ner of many Big Steer Show- and obtained a Bachelor of Deckerville as the result of a Thompson was the former Ihr,rI manship awards in county Science degree with high farm accident. proseciting attorney of fairs in Tuscola, Huron and oak- honors. He earned his Mas- He was born July 16, I98 1, land County, serving crimi- Announcing the Book Mart Photo Lab other counties. He was a ters and Doctorate degree in at Cass City, and was a life- nal justice as well as a member of the high school plant breeding and genetics long resident of Deford. Kevorkian challenger. He football, baseball and basket- Portrait Package! at Iowa State University. He He was a 1999 graduate of served as a member of the ball teams, and a student aide contributed to 5 textbooks Cass City High School and Michigan Commission on in the special education and published 27 scientific participated in football and Death and Dying and on The AGFA Photo Lab at Book Mart Has an All Ages classes at Ubly High School. papers. He was also a li- wrestling. He was a member Governor Engler's Advisory He was a volunteer for the censed instrument rated pri- of Car0 Boy Scout Troop Council on Criminal Justice. Portrait Package Offer That is Hard to Beat: Special Olympics in Car0 for vate pilot. #570, and of Sacred Heart He also has appeared on nu- many years. He spent his career doing Catholic Church, Caro. merous television talk shows DeLong was employed by research and instruction in He is survived by his such as CNN Crossfire, many area farmers, most re- genetics and plant breeding mother, Delores Mathewson, Larry King Live, Phil cently at the Schulte Farms and was the recipient of nu- Deford; 2 brothers and 3 sis- Donahue Show, Joan Rivers in Harbor Beach, and as a merous honors and awards ters, Teresa and Dean Avery Show and Rivera Live on repair technician for and was known internation- of Caro, Mary and Robert CNBC. DeLong's Repair of Cas ally in his field of expertise. Haley, Delbert and Amy In 1996 he received the City. He retired from Purdue Mathewson, Jeffrey and Me- Family Award from Michi- Four ...... 6 x 8 inch Enlargements He is survived by his father, University and also from lissa Mathewson, and gan Christian Coalition and Robert, and his wife, New Mexico State Univer- Marsha Mathewson, all of the President's Award by the Four ...... Framing Mattes Kathleen, of Cass City; one sity, where he served in ad- Deford; 2 nephews and 5 Four 5 x 7 inch Enlargements brother, Joseph, of CasCity; Executive Board of the Bap- ...... ministrative, research and nieces; his girl friend, Kate tist State Convention of one sister, Kate, at home; his instructional capacities. He DeLong of Cass City, and Twenty Four .... Wallet Prints maternal grandparents, Ken- Michigan for efforts against was the department head of several aunts, uncles and assisted suicide. All Exposure Proofs neth and Laura McRae of agronomy at New Mexico cousins. Ubly; his paternal grand- To receive advance tickets, State University from 1976- He was preceded in death please RSVP no later than mother, Lucile DeLong of 1978, and director of the ag- by his father, Phillip Jay Cass City, and many aunts Oct. 14 by calling Vicki at ricultural experiment stations Mathewson, in 1991; his (5 17) 673-5782. There will and uncles. from 1978-85. He was also grandparents, Elizabeth be no ticket sales at the door. He was preceded in death associate dean of the College Mathewson in 1970, Bruce by his mother, Laurie of Agriculture at New Mathewson in 198 1, Sophia All for the Incredibly Low Price of ...... $12.99 McRae, and his paternal Mexico State University un- Partaka in 1992 and Ernest grandfather, Donald til retirement. Partaka in 1998. DeLong. Surviving are his wife, Funeral services were held Mass of Christian burial LaDonna; 4 daughters, Su- Monday at Sacred Heart OUR BOOK MART PHOTOGRAPHER WILL TAKE THE was scheduled Tuesday, Oct. san and her husband, Dr. Catholic Church, Caro, with 5, at 11 a.m. at St. John's Daniel Morrical, Cheryl and the Rev. Kenneth Yaroch of- PICTURE.. YOU WILL OWN THE NEGATIVES! Catholic Church of Ubly. her husband, Lt. Vince Ryan ficiating. $Jvonicls Liners The Rev. T.J.Fleming, pas- NMSP, Sandra and her hus- Burial was in Sacred Heart Work Like Magic! Photography by: Partlo Photographic arts tor, was to officiate. Catholic Cemetery, Caro. band, Larry Limon, and Sally Cass Clty Chronicle Burial was to be in Elkland and her husband, Louis Memorials may be made to Dick Partlo, Photographer. Cemetery, Cass City. Ferralez, and son, Mark and Catholic Masses or the char- Phone 872-2010 Memorials are requested to his wife, Gracie. He is also ity of the donor's choice. APPOINTMENTS ARE ENCOURAGED! 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