CASS CITY n‘QONICLE VOLUME 86,NUMBER 9 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN .- . . - WED 4TY CENTS 12 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT I Group forms to study high tech for school lating a technology plan. by Brian D. Bell A WIDE VARIETY An entire set of encyclope- Staff Writer The committee and its pur- dias with text, photos and Psehave the Support of the A *OUp Of more than 2o &e thing be committe synthesized music could be Tuscola County area resi- cm City School Board. determine is what Stored On a Single disc, and dents are gearing up to take a the district’s computer accessing the information critical look at the state of UPGRADES NEEDED n@sae,and whetherthose would requireonly a few key technology in Cass City needs Ne being met, accord- strokes, he continued- The schools and how to improve Committee Chahlan ing to ~~hfiTownsend, encyclopedia could be Up- it. George Bushon& computer committee member and di- dated for about $100 allnu- Membersof theCassCity teacher at the City rector of Regional Educa- Educational Technology middle and high schools, tiond Media Center In addition, networking Planning Committee met for provided the PUP with in- Many schools in the United allows different computers thefirst&neThws&yinthe sight into the poor state Of states have first- and set- t0 COmmUniCak With each A MARLETTE WOMAN was injured Monday morning when her car struck a Cass City figh School li- the schOO1s’computer Pro- ond-grade students working Other Via telephone no mat- brary. gram. with computers on a daily ter where they ate in the parked pickup truck near the intersection of M-53 and Shabbona Road. Above, Committee membership “We’re prow- basis, he said. In Birming- world. Elkland Township fire fighters use the Jaws of Life to extricate the driver from her includes pplefrom a vh- mingthat you don’t need to ham, first graders do word Television also is an im- ety of backgrounds and in- know anymore:’ he processingonaregularbasis portant tool for learning, vehicle. cludes Russell Biefer, high “We’re teaching ‘Om- using lap top word-process- Townsend said. school principal; Leslie putertas computer. ing systems costing about for a lot of people “I know don’t teach “Now While tending dog Goslin, Student Council We $400 each. that’s a dirty word,” he said. president; Dan Hittler, a pen; we don’t teach pencil*” Students must 1- what “Parentsdon’twantstudents Walbro engineer; Elaine most are computers can do for them, watching TV in the class- Howard, community educa- to at which means they must have rmm. “We really ought to tion director; Marilyn Pe- and home* he said access to computers and, call it ‘video’ to get away Marlette woman crashes ters, schwl board member; when they t’ more importantly, quality from the negative connota- Linda Volz, PTA member, have no programs and applications, tion.” A 64-year-old Marlette lette Community Hospital, a eyes off the road while at- Tracy was wearing a seat and Jerry White, dean of the to they are en- Townsend said. Television is only a tool, he woman was hospitalized hospital spokeswoman said. tempting to place a cloth belt at the time of the acci- Thumb Campus of Jordan in a campukr class* “Without it, a computer said, adding it’s how people Monday after thecar she was Tracy was northbound on under her dog, which was dent, according to reports, College. “Why do we m&esag&batanchor.” use it that matters. Using driving struck a parked M-53, one-tenth of a mile riding in her vehicle. Troop- which state she was trans- Thefirstmeetingprovided them when to Although many people cable television, students pickup truck about 6 1/2 south of Shabbona Road, ers said the car left the east ported to Marlette by Cass members with an overview thegroup* associate compact discs can Stay abreast of the latest miles southeast of Cass City when the 9:18 a.m. crash shoulder of the road, and City-Mercy Ambulance. of the group’s general pur- Bushong and with music, their ability newsfromaroundtheworld, in Sanilac County’s Ever- occurred, according to when the driver looked up, it Trooprs, who were as- pose and what they hope to Other committee members store thousands of pages of and satellites connect them green Township. Michigan State Police was too late to avoid impact sisted at the scene by accomplish. Although no the text and color photos makes to classrooms across the The motorist, Josephine troopers from the Sandusky with the pickup, which be- Elkland Township fire fight- formal goals were drafted, to take action, a hem an important tool for nation or world, he said. Tracy, was listed in stable Post. longs to Paul Auten of Cass ers, cited the motorist for members plan to channel *Ought Out plan is ‘Wired computing, he said. Please turn to page 5. condition Monday at Mar- Tracy reportedly took her City. careless driving. their efforts toward formu- Customers puy for stealing Shopli,fting costly for merchants

Shoplifting has always knowledged it’s difficult to Coach Light pharmacy. person with a prior convic- volving adults. been a problem at the IGA know exactly how much “We 0 to make the CUS- tion Of stolen property val- Many of the shoplifters are Foodliner in Cass City, but thieves take. tomer aware that we know ued at more than $10, the kids and a number of them owner Harry Lenda says the Ben Franklin owner Gerald they ’re in the store,” suspect may face first de- are older residents, accord- problem has gotten worse in Prieskorn agreed. “The Prieskorncommented. still, pee retail fraud, a felony ing to Wilson. recent months. people don’t know how he added, “We don’t catch with a maximum penalty of Cigarettes, compacts, film, much has been shoplifted, as as we Should.” 2 years in Jil and/or a EMPLOYEETHEFT caffeine pills, food - you and that’s the problem,” he Most area merchants agree $l,OOO fine. name it, people are stuffing said. “It’s something that we when it comes to their @icy Although some retailers A surprising number of it into their purses and pock- dfe aware of and always on shoplifting; when some- somimes decide not to thieves get a paycheck from ets, the business owner talking about, but you get one is caught, the police PrOSxUte cases involving their victims. In fact, statis- remarked. “And (it’s) ex- busy.” called, regardless of youths, most indicated they tics show that for every dol- pensive stuff; they don’t It’s simply impossible to whether the item stolen is have ,little sympathy for 1% stolen from retailers piddle around with little catch every shoplifter, worth 5 cents, $5 Or $50. adults, whose Skill allows through other channels

stuff.” Lenda agreed. “You can’t them to getaway With shop- (shoplifting,* robbery, etc.), Lenda said he recently saw be walking the aisles all the RETAIL FRAUD lifting. employees steal $15. a woman shove 2 packages time. We hope honest “If they’re Over 17, We An article in the March/ of chicken breasts into her people will come into the If prosecution is pursued, recommend prosecution,” ~pfil1991 issue of the purse. “Every week we see store, but. . .” the shoplifter is charged Cass City Police Chief Gene “Michigan Retailer” re- something.” Small businesses, unable with retail fraud, according Wilson said, adding kids, ported on a survey con- Len& is fighting back with to afford elaborate surveil- to Karen Elmy of the Tus- unlessthey’rerepeatoffend- ducted by the national ac- a simple yet effective tool; lance systems, are forced to cola County hw~utor’s ers, USUanY me deased to counting firm of Ernst and he leaves notes to would-be rely on simpler methods, Office. their parents. Young which showed retail- thieves, letting them know such as mirrors, to detect The most common charge Cass City police handled ers sufferd $2.2 billion in TREELIMBS, weighted down by rain, were the reason about heknows what they’redoing theft. is second degrR retail fraud, 17 shoplifting complaints 1989 theft losses, an average and suggesting that they “We really try to k obser- a misdemeanor with a maxi- involving 7 adults (at least of $21 million for each of 150 Cass City area residents and businesses lost their power shop elsewhere. vant,” Tom Proctor, owner mum penalty of 93 days in 17 yearsofage)and 11juve- 160 companies that re- for several hours Saturday. The limbs brought down wires But the stealing goes on, of Old Wood Drugs, said. jail and/or a $100 fine, she des last Year, almost sponded t~ the survey. and more often than not, the Store design is another said double the number in 1990. me survey also revealed near Main and Downing streets. Power was lost at about only indication is empty important factor, according However, in cases involv- SO far this Ym, there have that he average recovery 10:15 and restored by about 3:30 p.m. Area businesses packaging discovered be- to Mike Weaver, owner of ing circumstances such as a been 3 complaints, all in- please turn page 5. a.m. hind other merchandise on a left without power included Hardee’s, Erla’s and China King shelf. Restaurant. Although other area mer- chants haven’t noticed a significant increase in shop- Seek millage renewals lifting recently, all agree it’s always been around, it’s hard-to stop and it .costs everyone. Annual school Shoplifting usually in- creases around the holidays and when the economy fal- ten, but “It’s just an on- going problem. it never elections Monday- goes away,” said Bill Residents in the Cass City, There will be no millage Swiastyn, both incumbents, Kritzman,- Owner of Kingston, Owen-Gage and question on the ballot. and challengerTom Mellen- Kritzman’s InC* Ubly school districts will In the Kingston School dorfof Gagetown. Store. decide races for trustee seats District, voters will also fill In addition, residents will He an incident last in the annual school election 2 bard seats and decide a be asked to approve renewal year in which high Monday. millage renewal question. of 14.8 mills for 5 years for kids walked Out Of his store In addition, voters in 3 of Seeking the 4-year trustee operations, with 5 pairs of athletic shoes the area districts will be posts are incumbents Ben IntheUblySchoolDistrict, valued at more $250. asked to approve than Boy1 and Ray wO1& and carol Pcmski-Fess is seek- ofKritzman the teens explained diverted thatstore 2 renewals. Of ing One Of the school board clerks while heothers lifted The following is a roundup Deford. SeatS now held by of the candidates and ballot District residents will be theshoes. “Yougetagroup issues: ihbackiand of girls and a group of guys asked Okay Of John Rutkowski. All 3 Can- and it only one bad A pair Of ‘-Year md 16.5 mills for operations* didates arc vying for2 avail- terms are expiring in Cass one,,, he said, City, where incumbents Owen-Gage District voters able 4-year terms. Beverley Auten and Fred will choose from among 3 Voters will also be asked to LOSSES UNCERTAIN Matthews are being chal- candidates to fill 2, 4-year approve renewal of one mill DEAR SHOPLIFTER. .Harry Lenda leaves notes to would-be thieves at his store lenged by Danny Haag and seats on the bard of educa- for 2 years (1 992-93) for the ICritzrnanestimated shop- Linda Volz, both of Cass tion. The candidates are purchase of new school lif*ngcostshimafewthou- in Cass City. The notes are simple, but direct and, according to the local business City. Ron Good and Walter buses. sand dollars a year, but ac- owner, effective. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY,JUNE 3,1992 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN ; Churchill to perform Children need Vacation Bible vaccinations Cass City School set in Chesaning Showboat to enter school for June 842 Corie Churchill has been Churchill is the daughter of Novesta Church of Christ, chosen to perform in the I PersonalItems I Dale and Patty Churchill of Area parents are reminded 2896 N. Cemetery Rd,, will prologue of this year’s Che- Deford and the granddaugh- that all children entering Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010 hold its annual daily Vaca- saning Showboat July 14. ter of Phyllis and Clarence Michigan schools are re- tion Bible School June 8-12 She was one of 36 acts COX of Deford and Joseph quired by state law to be I I from 9 a.m. to noon. Those chosen in auditions held O’KellY of CWO. fully vaccinated unless an ages 2 through junior high May 1 and 2 to take part in exemption has been re- Mrs. Hannah Pierson of Marion McClorey, Be- are invited. the amateur portion of the quested in writing. Midland spent Friday verly Frank and Mary The theme of this year’s program. through Sunday with her Damm attended a bridal program is ‘Team Up With Churchill will be singing The new Communicable sister, Ella Cumper. shower for Shelley McNam- Disease Rules were ap- ara of Lake Orion, at JESUS.” Along with hear- “Think of Me” from “Phan- Fair- ing lessons on Jesus’ All- proved April 14 by the state Visitors at the home of ways Villas Clubhouse in tom of the Opera.” Jan Troy, Sunday afternoon. Star heroes such as Peter, Moore of Cass City will of Michigan and are as fol- George and Uis Moslander be lows. Saturday and Sunday were She is the great-niece of John, Zacchaeus and others, accompanying her on the their daughter-in-law, Mrs. McClorey. the children will be making piano. 1. Day Care FacilitiesPre- Theresa, and granddaugh: crafts, enjoying refresh- school Programs - 4 doses of ter, Krystene, from Paso ments and playing games. I SIMULATED I DPT, 3 doses of oral polio, Robles, Calif. Also visiting They will also meet with ENGRAVED I one dose of MMR (measles, Sunday were their daugh- Quilters award Jonathan Hamilton, director BUSINESS CARDS I mumps, rubella) received ter and son-in-law,Georgia of Outreach International, ’ and Russ Mathis and chil- which has been designated 1 Available 1-Color after the first birthday, one dren, Jessica and Joshua of scholarships the mission project of the I or 2-Color I HIB dose after 15 months of Marlette. I The Chronicle I age or complete HIB series week. Hamilton will also speak at given during infancy Marriage licenses The Elmwood Quilters Cork C hurchill (Haemophilus Influenzae - the 7 p.m. evening serviceat Group recently awarded Novesta June 7. Type B vaccine - meningi- Patrick Michael Kennedy, scholarships to 2 area high tis). There will be a closing ,.- Millington, and Marlyn school graduates. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finke Marie Ealy, Clayville, Pa. program June 12 at 7 p.m. 2. Kindergarten through The children will be sharing George William Fry Jr., They are Rebecca Lewis, a Blue and Kerry Blue, both 12th grades (new school Laura McConnell and - ’ FARM Akron, and Anne Elizabeth member of the Cas City songs they learned during enterers) - 5 doses of DPT the week and there will be an Richard Finke exchanged cousins of the bride from (unless dose given after Zechmeister, Davison. High School Class of 1992, wedding vows in a double- Mil lington. 4th Michael Eugene Lilly and Angie Gruber of the afterglow of refreshments in age 4), 4 doses of oral polio and thechurch’s fellowship hall. ring ceremony Sunday, May Adrienne Green of Caro (unless 3rd dose given after Barbara Darlene 3ewel1, Owen-Gage High School 10, at the Novesta Church of was flower girl. INJURIES both of Mayville. Class of 1992. Also in the hall will be dis- age 4, 2 doses of MMR plays of the week’s materi- Christ. The groom’s attendants 1 (measles, mumps, rubella) als and crafts. The bride is the daughter of were Mike Nugent of New .. vaccine received after the Meg’s Peg The public is invited. Charles and Wanda McCon- York, best man, Matt Higgs Farming is the second most dangerous profession, second Lansing, Eric Christian of , first birthday, at least one /= / I There is no charge. ne11 of Caro, and grand- of to underground mining. For children, who can work on month apart, and with one of daughter of Vern McCon- South Bend, Ind., Tim ; farms and with farm machinery regardless of their age, it is the doses at or after 15 ne11 of Cass City. The McConnell, the bride’s the most dangerous profession. months of age, one 10-year HDC seeks groom’s parents are Wil- brother, and Dan Finke, :,. For farm families, constant work around high powered Td booster if no dose for 10 Something new liam and Ellen Finke of brother of the groom. - machinery is accepted as part of life, almost regardless of years. Coram, N.Y. A reception in the church age. Children as young as twelvecan workon any farm with volunteers fellowship hall followed the . parental consent, and on the family farm at even younger These immunization re- The Human Development Officiating minister was wedding, with about 250 , ages. About 300 children die each year from farm acci- quirements will be enforced * Robert Saxton of Lansing. guests attending. dents. Commission (HDC) is seek- in the fall of 1992. Students ^L L by Mclva 8. Guinther ing volunteers to assist with Barbara Englehart was After a honeymoon trip : And the risk is not just increased for children. Farmers are not adequately immunized organist, and Paul and Dada through northern Michigan, : over 200 times as likely to bc electrocuted as the average the operation of its new In- will be excluded from My niece was married a their honeymoon at the formation and Referral serv- W hilli te were vocalists. Ohio and the Catskill Moun- : population. school. few weeks ago. It was a Attending the bride were tains in New York, the : Tractor accidents are the most common cause of deaths Men’s Bowling Nationals in ice. lovely church wedding and Corpus Christi. (Let’s hope This telephone informa- her sister, Theresa McCon- couple are living in Kal- from injuries. These are usually roll-overs where a person Letters are going home the bride was radiant in her nell, as maid of honor, Alli- kaska, where he is minister : is pinned and crushcd. the marriage doesn’t end up tion program is designed to with all those students who beautiful white gown. She in the gutter.) link area residents to the son Beislen of New York, at the Spencer Church of ; Loss of hands, feet, or limbs occur from auger injuries and are in need of a 10-year Td included the traditional Mary Kaser of Toledo, Kim Christ. power-takeoff injuries. Both of these implements have A dentist and his hygienist, services and agencies that (tetanus, diph t heria) “something old, something New York Giant fans, tied in safety guards available which will prevent most injuries. booster. Please check with assist people need in new, something borrowed the knot ata tavern known as Huron, Lapeer, Sanilac and However, it is common to disregard the safety guards for your children. and something blue.” Spring writing contest slated i the sake of convenience. a hangout for the Giants Tuscola counties. If there are any questions For a lot of couples these during half-time of the Su- Volunteers will answer Everything runs so smoothly most of the time that a person please call the local health days, the “something new” The annual Spring Writ- its meetings at the ISD ; perBowlin which theGiants phones and enter computer ing Contest sponsored by building ; may be lulled into a sense of security. Then an accident department or school nurse. seems to be a challenge to until further occurs in a split second which forever changes one’s life-- played. (It probably beats data as necessary, but first the Thumb Area Writers notice. The building is lo- : come up with an imagina- getting hitched in a dentist must complete empathy Club (TAWC) is drawing to incated Sandusky. behind the A&P Store z. losing an arm. Or a child. tive, different type wedding a close. Injurics and death occur from a wide variety of other farm Hills and Dales chair,) training provided by HDC. that will be memorable. An Illinois bride wore This 3-day session will be Entries must be received related hazards. Animals can assault aperson and chemical General Hospital And it’s not just the Zsa Zsas by June 15. Any amateur The group meets twice a : poisonings can occur from silo gases, pcsticides, fertilizers sweaty running shorts for held at the Indianfields Pub- and Liz Taylors, trying to her wedding, which took lic Library, 840 West Frank writer who lives in Michi- month at 7:3O p.m. This and other chemical agents. PATIENTS LISTED MON- think up a new wrinkle for gan is eligible to enter. month the meetings will be . DAY, JUNE 1, WERE: place after running side-by- St., Caro, June 16,17 and 18 is a the 8th time around. 1/ Entry blanks and contest held June 9 and June 23. This one of series of articles brought side with the groom for 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each rules are available at most All writers are encour- Olga Dimitrijevich, A friend who’s to be in- 4 hours in the 1988 Los day. to you in the interest of better health by volved in several weddings county libraries. aged to attend. Member- Michelle Hanby, Genevieve Angeles Marathon. Attendance is required at The TAWC will be holding ship is not required. Hartel, Bruce Sherman, this summer, said that one Another pair were off to a all 3 sessions, and reserva- Floyd Wiles, Cass City; will be performed by the running start when they gat tions are requested by June Andrew Meininger, river, one in a movie theater, married at the starting line 5. Owendale ; and in another, the ring just before running in the For more information cfg& Patricia Reidel, Sebewa- HILLS& DALESGENERAL HOSPITAL bearer is to be a dog. Dayton River Corridor Clas- about this service, which ; It’s tough to come up with sic. The 1,788other runners $Next DoorNeighbor 3+ AI S HILL STREET CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 40726 Elery Sontag, Gagetown. will operate from Caro, s mw)IcFowwcllo a motif that hasn’t been were witnesses. (Those please call Lon Offenkcher done. grueling runs may have at HDC at (517) 673-4121 9 Here are some examples of given new meaning to “till daily until 3 p.m. Country Gifts 91 those who may have suc- death do us part.”) Antiques A Free ceeded. Perhaps the most unique VFW slates Baskets Insurance Review The deck of a Great Lakes wedding idea came in the Marlow Furniture 3

~ steam barge was the scene of form of a letter to Miss installation Carson’s Pewter ?r A3.e your insurance policies giving you the nuptials a week ago. Getting Manners from a distraught 9 married on a ship isn’t so Cass City VFW Post 3644 Rowe Pottery coveFage you need? Our free insurance mother. She didn’t know Gourmet Coffee 9 unusual, but this one was 80 how to handle invitations to and its auxiliary will install review will answer some important questions feet below the surface of her daughter’s wedding in officers for the 1992-93year Beans & Tea $ about your insurance needs. Call today for a Lake Superior in the Alger which the bridal party would Saturday evening at the post WEwoWNmMARTwQ 4 confidential review. Underwater Preserve. be nude. hall. n Mon..Thurr. L Sat 9mk30. (Would you say they were There will be a potluck Fri. Wo-axm -- 9 Making your future more predictable. Rich Ypma Never mind the invita- 1 P.O. Box 40 sunk before they started?) tions! What are you going to dinner preceding the instal- D FARM BUREAU Bad Axe, MI 48413 A couple from Charlotte do with an X-rated wedding lation at 7 p.m. 1 Or exchanged their vows in a album? faIIlw * flul LLldruINSURANCE im * IU *rr*u 6lfum * fm -in Phone - 269-991 872-51 52 7 rDm- bowling alley, and spent As always, Miss Manners was equal to the task. She suggested that this qualifies as “the least formal of wed- dings, since the style of CHIROPRACTIC wedding is declared from the gentlemen’s clothing”, and informal letters rather Dr, Jef’rey Crowley B.S.D.C. than formal, third person invitations, should be sent. CASS CITY CASEVILLE The letter would warn PO- 5986 E Cass City Rd (M-81) 6815 Michigan Street tential attendees that it was In Tlrc Allcrr Hniltir Ccrrtcr Amss from Qiiirttr Shdl to be a nudist wedding, but that guests were expected to 8 72-424 1 856-4187 dress. To each his own. It’s only a matter of time, I’m sure, until some couple gets hitched during a synchro- nized bungee jump. IF they can master that, they shouldn’t have any trouble TRANSAMERICAGOVERNMENT SECURITIES TRUST with the mundane ups and Has your investment income dropped along with interest rates? Short-term investments dawns of married life. are now paying you the lowest rates in years. You can earn high current yields and CASS CITY CHRONICLE increase your earning power with Transamerica Government Securities Trust. USPS 092-700 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY GTE announces a way to take a bite out of local Higher yields than CDs and money market funds.* AT CASS CITY, MtCHlGAN A 6550 Main Street High monthly income. Second-class postage paid at Cass phone bills! Very soon you’ll be able to choose a G‘I’E A City, Michigan 48726 Top-ranked U.S. government bond fund in The Wall Street Journal.** POSTMASTER: Send address A changes to Local Calling Service Option that tailors your monthly High degree of credit safety. CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. A BOX 115, CASS CITY, MI 48726 charges to the wa-v you use your phone! That means you Jahn Hairc, publisher Request a prospectus that contains more information, including all charges and expenses. National Advertisiiog Representative. pay only for the calls you make. Until then, think about Read the prospectus carefully before sending money or investing. Mrchigan WdyNcwspspers, Inc., 257 Mchigan Avenue, East hnsing, Mchi- gin. your local calling habits. Watch for our announcements Subscription Prim: To post offices in Newel1 E. Harris Tucola. Huron and Sanilrc Countits - in your paper. Look for them in your mail. And if you S 12.00 a yur or 2 years for $22,3 years 51 7-872-2688 forS32,$9for6months,and3monthsfor $4.00. can’t stand the suspense, call 1-800-232-2544 for details. In Nchigan - $15.00 a ymr, 2 ytprs * Past performance is no indication of future results. Unlike the Trust, (1) CD investnients pay a guaranteed intered rate ouer u specified period $28.00. And plan to save with GTE! with no fluctuation in principal; (2) CDs generally are insured up to $1 00,000 by the FDIC; and (3) money market funds provide a stable net En other pa” of the United States - ’ $17.00 a yew, or2 years $32.00.Payable asset value and generally are offered without a sales charge. ‘* The Trust was rmked as the #9 fund out of 121 US. government bond funds in advance. based on one-year performance ending 10/31/91. The Wall Street Journal rankings bused on information from Lipper Analytical Services. For information regarding newspaper Lippa returns exclude sales charges. Transarnerica Fund Distributors, lnc., principal distributor. advertising and commercial and job ptinting, telephone 872-2010 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 PAGE THREE -1

The crashing sound was solving a problem I had at such concrete evidence that Big Brothers/Big Sisters will be holding the 2nd annual not me failing to juggle my work. Each day it was get- merchandisers are begin- battle of the north and south Friday, June 12, at Cass City career and my marriage. ting harder for me to read the ning to realize women don’t High School and Friday, June 26, at Laker High School, That’s a popular subject for words I typed on my video It outstanding hoop players from the Thumb do all the family shopping? features area TV talk shows and newspa- screen. I suggested it would It would have helped with who graduated this spring. Admission is $3.00 and all per life-style sections. Busy be a help to my career if she proceeds willgototheThurnbareaBigBrothersDig Sisters. my column research, and people explain how they made an appointment for me thereby with my juggling. We’ll have the rosters for each team and other details in the manage to go to work with- to have an eye examination. next issue. out becoming separated She asked if workers were ********** from their precious families. still refurbishing my office SOUND OF CARELESS I read that Danny DeVito building. I asked why she LAUNDERING took his wife and children was changing the subject, The Chronicle received a sample of a 4-inch by 6 1Dinch with him when he made a She said the construction booklet, “Bits & Pieces.” It looks remarkably like a house At that point in our living- movie on the other side of work probably raised a lot of room conversation, I was .; organ that we received when our business called for products the world. On “Entertain- dust that stuck to my video CASS CITY VFW Post 3644 recently donated $100 to Special frightened by an awful 1 from Imperial Type Metal Co. many years ago. ment Tonight,” the host screen, and if I washed it, I’d The booklet is full of witty stuff that makes you think or Olympics in the name of Jean Rutkoski of Cass City. Pictured crashing noise coming from 1 promised an upcoming seg- be able to read my words. somewhere else inside

chuckle, or both. ment would show “how our - above are (left to right) Joanne Osantowski and Helen -+ We were abut to give a couple of samples when we noticed It turned out she was right, apartment. We were home Michael Fox juggles” his job alone, as usual. We have no that it is copyrighted and reproduction of the material is not Rutkoski, post Commander Lawrence Englehart, Ed Crosby and his wife. which was really no excuse permitted. I go to work 4 times a week, for her to call me stupid. It’s pets. I wanted to phone 9 11 : ; and run. I However, if you feel inclined, come in and look it over here of Highland Pines School and post Chaplain Robert Speirs. not easy to juggle a career ‘L t and am 12blocks from home or at home, first come, first served. There’s PO law against for as long as 5 or 6 hours a and a maniage and still have My wife instructed me to ‘: that. From Edison Foundation day. I tried to keep our mar- time to be smart. not be stupid. She said she * ********** riage intact by inviting my I decided it would be better recognized the crash as the wife to go with me. “I want juggling if, instead of asking sound of a pile of “clothes to juggle you and my com- my wife to worry about my hangers and other stuff ‘fall- It’s a good thing that the GTE booklet, “20 1: Imagine the HDC gets $3,000 grant puter terminal,” I explained. ing off the top of her vibrat- Possibilities”, isn’t restricted or some of those pithy predic- eyesight, I allowed her to get She refused, probably be- more directly involved in ing clothes dryer. tions for the turn of the century that we*ve passed on to you A $3,000 grant to the used to assist the Thumb dation was established by cause she’d feel strange would also be missing. Human Development Com- Area Assault Crisis Center the utility in 1987 to help my work. I suggested she being juggled in a newspa- help with the deep research She recognized it? That Here’s another from that booklet “Single people will fill mission is among more than for abused women. improve the quality of life in per city room while wearing means she’s used to the 30percent thecountry’s 106 million households. Married $1.5 million recently its service area by “giving necessary to produce an in- of a nightgown, which is ap- tellectually meaningful col- sound of careless launder- couples with children will rank second with 27 percent; awarded to nearly 100 or- Major gifts from the foun- resources to create re- parently all she has to wear ing, married with 25 percent.** ganizations in southeastern dation included $457,450 to sources.” Grants are umn. I even gave her an no kids, before noon. example of how she could Michigan by the Detroit United Way groups in south- awarded to educational, I tried phoning home once While juggling, I could Edison Foundation. eastern Michigan. health and human service, have helped me by keeping sing: “She’s grown accus- an hour, to tell her she was as her eyes open, but she blew The Weather The HDC grant will be The Detroit Edison Foun- ciyic and community, and important to me as my ca- tomed to my home being cultural organizations. it. High Low Precip. reer. But the line was busy. alive with the soundof hang- In 1991, the foundation Tuesday ...... 61 ...... 37 ...... 0 Last July 4 committee Every hour, everyday, it was I’d just returned from the ers crashing,” Wednesday ...... 70 ...... 36 ...... awarded more than $2.6 busy. A subsequent investi- neighborhood drugstore, 0 ations.million to 442 such organil Thursday ...... 72 ...... 40 ...... 0 meeting set Wednesday gation revealed that, accord- where I’d noticed a new Friday ...... 76 ...... 42 ...... 13” ing to a Michigan Bell ex- sociologically significant For health Saturday ...... 58 ...... 50 ...... ,42” ecutive, my wife is more development in the pharrna- insurance The Cass City 4th of July and Cass City resident. important to the phone ceutical department. It con- Sunday ...... 72 ...... 45 ...... 0 Festival Committee will This year’s festival is July that provides Monday 74 41 0 Bell honored company than she is to me. cerned the increasingly , ...... have its last scheduled meet- 3-4 and will feature some income when 1 (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) , My next move was inspired important subject of family ing Wednesday evening. new activities, including a br Marine$ by news reports concerning planning. She’d been in the hospitubed,

street dance and spook @ me. Committee members will house. people who successfully same department only a few see Marine Staff Sgt. Jeffery juggle marriage and career hours earlier and, upon re- meet to hear reports on how L. Bell, whose wife, Vic- Ernest A. Telchman, Jr. things are going with plan- The meting is at 7 p.m. in by involving their spouse in turning home, hadn’t said 6240 W. Main toria, is the daughter of An- their career. This marriage- w Ihan ksUai r y tar mer s rn ning activities for the 14th fie banquet room of the thony and Marie Mileski of one word about this major Cass City, Mich. saving maneuver explains annual festival, said Jane Charmont restaurant and is Kingston, recently re- step toward more fully edu- Phone 872-3388 Hittler, committee member OFn to the public. ceived a certificate of re- why several obscure mem- cating the public. I bers of the supporting cast : FREE I cruiting excellence. I He was cited for services have the same last names as The new family-planning 11-’‘1 11-’‘1 at Marine Corps Recruiting the star of the movie. development was a hand- r.I ‘8pk. PEPS1 Station, Jacksonville, Fla lettered sign on a display of I I {plus dcposlt) The award,.was in ,recogni- . condoms. It “If you I The HARDTOSEE said: withany 3 item I I I tion of his outstanding per- THE OBVIOUS indulge, she won’t bulge,” ‘I formance of duties, profes- I asked my wife why she I sionalism and initiative. I asked my wife for help hadn’t called my attention to ‘I PIZZA I Call Today 872-5448 This and that from the pass- voters would be sometime in ing parade as seen from the September. From the clerk’s comer of Main and Oak. office the petition goes to the In Vassar a recall petition Vassar City Clerk, who has to oust Mayor Lloyd 15 days to check signatures. Vonk Then Vonk gets to look it has been submitted to the over for up to 30 days. Tuscola County Clerk. There must be a notice of

.I Talk about waste in gov- registration 30 days prior to 1. - ernment. We doubt if the the election and that puts the lnvitations petition would have seen the election into September. Traditional 6 htylish light of day if the signers All of this to remove a man were assessed the cost of the whose term expires in No- Cass City Chronicle recall. vembcr and can be rejected at that time, if that is the will Phone 872-2010 , The minimum time needed of the voters, at no addi- to get the recall before the tional expense to the voters. ***********

Watching the girls play softball at Deckerville Fri- NOTICE day sparked the memory of the early days when girls first started competing at the Pursuant to the resolution of the Village Council dated high school level. It’s day March 3, 1992, notice is hereby given that a petition from and night. The improvement in the caliber of play is that the Village Council for the enlargement of the Village of startling. Cass City Village limits will be presented to the Tuscola Watching Jcnn y Fruend t County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting and Jodi LaRoche wind- milling the ball across the on Tuesday, June 9, 1992, at 1O:OO a.m., at the Commis- plate to Keri Santos, catch- sioners Room in the Tuscola County Courthouse Annex, in ing tight behind the batter, made me think of the time Caro, Michigan. Any persons interested in said petition or that the pitcher lobbed the who wish to object thereto, may appear before the Board ball to the batter and the catcher as often as not of Commissioners at that time. The description of the caught the ball on the property proposed to be to the Village is as bounce. annexed What’s more, the rest of the We All DependA on follows: play haq kept pace with the pitching and catching. Agriculture Beginning at a point 396’East of the West 1/4 comer ********** It is difficult to express in words what agriculture means to our Section 28, T14N, R1 E,thence North 660’ thence We suspect that most of the hometown. Our community was built on the inspirational efforts of West 396’ thence North 66’ thence East 1161.75’ advertisers that sponsored our farmers and their ancestors. place mats for the July 4 thence South easterly along the Easterly abandoned Festival didn’t know that it Through good and bad times they continue to provide our nation was usually done by the and the world with the products of their labor. Their perseverance Railroad R/W line 93W- thence West 1399-t- to Chamber of Commerce to has been a lesson to us all. All those in agriculture deserve our point of beginning. Elkland Township, Tuscola help pay Festival expenses. admiration and respect, but most all our thanks. The Chamber is still ex- of - County, Michigan. Containing 21.9 acres more or jxcted to produce a place less. mat in addition to the one sold by an out-of-town pro- moter, so everyone should Thumb National Dated: May 19, 1992 be abie to read and read about the Festival.

- ~~ - rnk&rnmm You can tell the place mat TN Joyce A. LaRoche produced by the Chamber MEMBER FDlC Village Clerk because it lists the Festival Pigeon 7 13 Cass City 872-43 7 7 Caseville 856-2247 program and the other place mud!- 453-3 - - TMT mat docs not. Down Memory Lane

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5 YEARS AGO of Cass City left Friday for Seattle on the first leg of Laurence and Helen Bartle their journey to Japan, .will celebrate their 50th where they will serve as . wedding anniversary June Baptist missionaries. ', 14 at an open house at Col- The Cass City Lutheran ,ony House. Church of the Good Shep- A reception honoring the herd will hold a ground Rev. Julius A. Spleet's 25th breaking ceremony at 10:30 lanniversary since being or- a.m. Sunday at the site of dained to the priesthood has their proposed new ,been slated for Sunday. $125,000 church building , Dick Root was hired as the on Main Street, at the east township's fire chief and village limits. ,will replace his brother, Jer- Two veteran teachers in the ome Root Jr. Cass City school system 8947 State Rd., Millii Delores Mathewson of were honored on the eve of Deford and Norma Wallace their retirement at a banquet of Cas City placed first and held in Frankenmuth second, respectively, in the Wednesday evening. Feted Fourth Annual Bowler of the were Frank Weatherhead \WLI Year Tournament of the and Mrs. Marie Murray, Thumb Area Women's who each have over 40 years Bowling Association held in in the teaching profession. ubly. Mrs. Lucile Bauer enter- Cass City lost a pioneer and tained 70 ladies at a tea Bou-Matic Milkers respected member of the Sunday honoring her grand- Mueller & Dari-Kool Bulk Tanks business community Friday. daughter, Becky Champion, 21 53 N. Van Dyke, Bad Axe, MI Earl David Harris, 85, a life- who is graduating from high long resident of the Cass school. City area, died May 29 at Mrs. Philip McComb, Provincial House after a treasurer of the American lengthy illness. Legion Auxiliary, reporteda successful poppy sale in the 10 YEARS AGO amount of $4 1 1.7 1. The Pillsbury Co. has ac- 35 YEARS AGO quired the assets of the MUELLER BEAN CO. Wickes Agriculture Divi- Capacity crowds attended Dr. E.C. Scollon DVM sion for $43.4 million. In- this week's commencement 2455 Vassar Rd., Reese, MI 4130 E. Main St., Brown City, MI 4849 N. Seeger, Cass City, MI cluded are the elevators in exercises as Cass City High Neil French - 755-0977 (31 3) 346-21 63 Cass City and Gagetown. School graduated its record 1 872-2935 After 29 years of teaching, class of 1 13 members. John Guthrie - 868-4315 Nu-Pulse Westfalia I Genevieve Freiburger of Earl Harris entertained Milking System Cass City is retiring from the members of the Rotary Club We salute you, farmers!" Gagetown Elementary Tuesday noon with colored School, where she taught 5th slides and an account of trips -- CASS CITY IGA FOODLlNEl grade. to the west and Mexico. 6121 E. Cass City Rd., Cass City, fV Keith and Betty Murphy of Cass City High School will ERLA'S FOOD CENTER Cass City were the winners be one of 5 outstanding high 872-2645 of a free trip to Hawaii. school marching bands at 6233 Church St., Cass City, MI Farm Credit Services One-stop Complete Shopping Murphy, parts manager for Central Michigan College's 872-21 9 1 Zehnder Motor Sales in 5th annual Band Day Sept. "Congratulations for 50 years of service!" Vassar, won the annual parts 21. PI Deep roots,goodpeople, and a wiIl to ww. incentive contest sponsored Miss Annette Pinney, I by General Motors. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Louis, 16, has been Pinney of Cass City, F.H. We Salute Michigan Dairy Farmer selected to be a state finalist graduated with a Bachelor in the 1982 Miss United 8 AlMERICAN HOME Bql of Arts degree in Art from Teenager pageant in July at MacMurray College, Adnan College, She. is the Jacksonville, Ill., Sunday, 1111 w. CaroRd. eghter of Mr. and Mrs. June 2. Cares MI G*kyLouis of Gagetown. Miss Ruth Agar has been 673-5656 Students and faculty at granted a scholarship of Campbell Elementary $600 to Taylor University, Mon.-Thur. 9-5, Fri. 94, Sat. 9-Noon I School honored principal Upland, Ind. Driveh: Mon,-Thur. 890-5, F'ri. 8304, Jacqueline Freiburger last C@ Chemical Bank Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gauer Sat. 89O-Noon Wednesday for her 15 years 7L-b- have moved from the house hnber FDIC as principal there. on South Seeger Street be- I longing to Mrs. Mack Little 25 YEARS AGO to the new house on Houghton whi'ch Ray Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Peck Fleenor built. Owendale Women's Club airs final meet of year W The final meeting of the a-thon, American Cancer Society, the annual village 1991-92 club year of the LIVESTOCK Owendale Women's Club Christmas drawing and to Fann 9 Home Auto Stores the village Christmas deco- SYSTEMS was held in the village park. 6392 Main St., Cass City, MI 51 7f673-2447 A work detail was held for rations were among the the planting of the annual things donated at this end- J-STAR & VANDALE flowers in the beds. of-year meeting along with A late luncheon was served many other community Frankenmuth & Cass City by hostesses Barb McCal- donations throughout the 652-615 1 872-2242 lum and Janet Retford in the club year. school home economics rcmm. Duringthe brief busi- The first meeting of the new club year will be held in ness meeting conducted by August with MaryLou president Faith Fahrner many monies were donated Lorencz in charge. from the club's money mak- The door prize, a gera- ing projects for the year. 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The area hired in Gagetown, where and good principals to work native chuckled. “I’ll she has remained. under .” probably be glad until Sep- Throughout much of her In retirement, Goodell Shoplifting costly tember comes.” career, she continued to plans to spend more time Counting down the last few pursue her education, earn- with her husband, who is days of school has taken on a ing a bachelor’s degree in retired from the Gagetown for area merchants special significance this 1965 and a master’s degree elevator. year for Goodell, who is re- in 1970, both at Central “He’s been retired for 6 cuss employee theft, al- tiring after 36 1/2 years of Michigan University. years and I felt it was time though some admitted it is a teaching. “It took 17 years to get my that I spend more time at per employee caught was problem. At one point she interrupts bachelor’s and 5 years to get home.” She grinned and $1,350, compared to an Last year, Cass City police the conversation to rush out my masters: but I went to added, “And I don’t want to average of only $196 recov- investigated the theft of of the classroom, paper in school and worked full time, go till they carry me out.” ered from each customer some $5,000 of meat from hand. so I guess I didn’t do too Goodell hopes to do some taken into custody, even Erla’s Food Center in Cass She returned moments bad.“ traveling to visit her daugh- $ though 93 percent of those, City, where some employ- later. “That’s one thing I’m ters and 6 grandchildren. JACKIE GOODELL is retiring after 36 1/2 years in the apprehended were custom- ees had transported top not going to miss -chasing CHANGES She doesn’t have a lot of 27 ers. grade cuts from storage them down with the home- specific plans, but made it classroom. The second grade teacher’s career includes 1/2 Locally, a numkr of mer- lockers to dumpsters outside work,” she said. “I’ll tell Goodel 1 acknowledged clear she’ll keep busy. $ears in the Owen-Gage School District. chants were hesitant to dis- the store, then later retrieved you, you’ve got to be look- she’s seen a lot of changes in “I won’t just sit at home. the meat and sold it. ing in all directions.” education and students over I’ll be active in church and As far as shoplifting a the years. study club and whatever.” I as The kids can get antsy c whole, Len& said he be- towards the end of the day, “The kids are much more Goodell said she’ll also sub- l;In Cass City Group eyes lieves most people who steal she noted. “They really knowledgeable, and you stitute teach if she’s avail- from his store aren’t doing it aren’t bad, though. Really, have more broken homes,” able. technology out of need. “It’s people they’re a good bunch of she observed, adding most It probably wouldn’t take who could afford what kids.” students have Nintendo, much persuading to get her loffer SmartCaU services I they’re taking.” The children, Goodell VCRs and televisions at back into theclassroom-at b in school ; GTEC has announced it is to see the number of the kage and $8.75 for the 4-fea- In the end, he noted, pointed out, is what has kept home. least temporarily - where dow offering new person calling; block un- ture package. they’re taking money out of her in the classroom all these She said teaching is “defi- she has enjoyed a long and SmartCall services, includ- wanted calls; start tracing Michigan law requires everyone’s pockets. years. nitely more difficult” today. full career as well as friend- ing calling number identifi- harassing calls on their GTE and other local tele- “We try to keep the prices “I don’t think there was “You have to compete with ships with her students, fel- cktion, to its customers in own, and automatically call phone companies to pro- “There is a wealth of infor- down for our customers, but mation, (and) all of these are even one day when I didn’t all these outside activities. low teachers and adminis- Cass City. back the last caller when vide per-call blocking at no you have to watch out for the want to come to school. I They don’t have time to do trators, -- According to Joe the miss a call. Customers monthly charge. Named available at little or no cost.” Use of videotapes and bottom line or you won’t be really enjoyed it,” she con- their homework,” Looking back, she said, Philabaum, eastern divi- wid‘soon be receiving infor- “cancel calling number de- here next year.” “I’m really satisfied. I don’t mation in the mail from livery,” this feature allows video discs - which store tinued. That attitude and Despite such obstacles, sion manager in Davison, “You’ve got make a regret anything I did,” these services will give cus- GTE explaining the new customers to prevent their vast amounts of information to good health have led to the Goodell said teaching has tQmers greater control, services and how they may telephone numbers from anddon’t wcarout like tapes profit,” Prieskorn said, “and accumulation of nearly 250 sgcurity and convenience obtain them. being seen by someone withr - can enhance television if you don’t make enough of unused sick days during the jh their telephone use and The new SmartCall Ser- calling number ID - a ser- even more. a profit, you have to raise veteran educator’s 27 1/2 ypresent a new generation vices include 10 new indi- vice which lets people see your prices. Eventually, the years with the Owen-Gage 4f custom calling. vidual services and 2 dis- who is calling on a calling WORK JUST customer will have to pay Sc hook - In Cass City, the 872 ex- count packages. The indi- number ID unit, which is a for it.” vidual services range from phone or phone attachment BEGINNING . Goodell, who resides with change will be eligible to But that doesn’t mean her husband, William, on receive the new services. $2 to $10 per month. The with a display window. shoplifters always get away THURSDAY ONLY 7:30 Only New SmartCall services packages are $13.25 per GTE is the first telephone Committee members ex- Green Road, about a half- month for the Sfeature pac- pressed their desire to scot-free. knda believes mile from where she was “Bargain Nite” TeeWAdutts $2.00 will allow telephone users company in the country to are offer 2 other services: Spe- achieve rapid progress, but thieves like any other born and raised, said she had Townsend noted their work criminals. always planned to be a STEPHEN KING’S SUSPENSE CHILLER “It’s just a matter of time. . will take many months. The teacher. “SLEEPWALKERS” planning process at some .’before they get caught.” schools sometimes has GAGETOWN GRAD taken 2 years or longer. Sr. Citizens’ Menu STARTS Friday, JUNE 5,6,7 & 11 “I’m not sure you’ll be Senior citizens are asked io After graduating from Fri., Sun.,Thurs. 7:30 Only ready to buy (equipment) make reservations on the day Gagetown High School in Saturday 7:30 & 920 during the 1992-93 school of the meal between 8 a.m. 1947, sheenrolled at County a. life insurance and 9 a.m. by calling Ann Normal. She, graduated a My year,” Townsend said. “BETTERTHAN b. My savings “(Committee members) Stepka, 872-5337. year later and spent the next ‘HOMEALONE,’ Wedding need to have some idea of 9 years teaching at rural ‘BEETHOVEN- Flonnle Harvey, IS A MOVIEGUIDERARE JEWEL!” c. My children’s savings Announcements where you’re going and why JUNE 8-10-12 schools in the area; the Caro- d. My parents’ savings you’re doing it. lan School west of and Monday - Roast Pork with e. A bank loan taken out by my spouse “You’ve got to know why Gagetown, White Creek Invitations you want a computer in the Gravy, Rdasted Potatoes, School east of Kingston, f. I’m not sure classroom before you decide Glazed Carrots, Wheat Quick School south and Bread, Diced Pears. ‘ Funeral planning makes sense ... Catalogs loaned how many computers you west of Cass City, and De- call today for your free information! want in the classroom.” Wednesday - Pot Roast ford Elementary. overnight In addition to curriculum, with Carrots, Onions, Pota- At the end of her second toes, Salad Dinner Roll, ~ the committee needs to ex- Bar, year at Deford, Goodell FREE SUBSCRFT’ION amine accessibility to tech- Coconut Cake. temporarily shelved her COMING JUNE 12th KRANZ FUNERAL HOME WITH EACH ORDER nology in the schools, he Friday - Oven Fried teaching career. Chicken, Sweet Potatoes, “I took off 7 years when I Ex-hockey player & Olympic ice skater Debra Krunz, Director said. L. At the meeting members Lima Beans, French Bread, had my girls. At that time,” ‘THE CUTTING EDGE” 3452 Washington Street, Kingston, MI 48741 Cass City did dexide to establish 5 Apple Cobbler. she explained, “they 683-2210 subcommittees: curriculum, Chronicle educational material and hardware, staff develop- ment, implementation and communications. Specific ANNUAL committee membership is 3 pending. The group’s next meeting is slated for 7 p.m. July 9 in the high school SCHOOL ELECTION Is library. Bushong is in the pmess of sending out a survey to community members to NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF gain information for com- CAS8 CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS mittee use. The survey will TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES, MICHIGAN mvegetables & Flowers gather information about the TO BE HELD technology they use in their JUNE 8, 1992 homes and what they think should be taught in the TEE ELECTORS SCHOOL schools. ro OF THE DISTRICT: Please Take Notice that the annual election of the scho 8istrict will be held on Monday, June 8, 1992, THE POLtS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O‘CLOCK IN TEE MORNI AND CLOSE AT 8 O‘CLOCK IN THE EVENING.

At the annual school election there will be elected two ( members to the board of education of the district for full terms four (4) years ending in 1996. d-Fq Thats Outdoor Cooking With THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SU VACANCIES :

Beverley Ann Auten Danny L. Haag Frederick Matthews Linda Volz

Ducane, the ULTIMATE in natural THE VOTING PLACE(8) ARE AS FOLLOWS: gas grills, offers you convenience and style that will be a big hit at your BIBLES PRECINCT NO. 1 backyard barbeques. Enjoy many years BOOKS of quality outdoor cooking, buy a Voting Place: High School Building in the Village of Cass City e Ducane.. . GI FTS No Muss... No Fuss. MUSIC All school electors who are registered with the city T-SHIRTS township clerk of the city or township in which they reside a eligible to vote at this election, “Your Full Service Natural Gas Company” Lm DISCIPLESHIP Southeastern Michigan Gas Company ~‘~ I This Notice is given by order of the board of education. FAMILY BOOKSTOKE & CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES Sandusky: 648-2334 Mr. Danny u~fig Check your telephone directory for a toll free number In your area 121 N. State St.. Car0 Phone 673-560: ...... USE OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN 0 OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY 8-5 (Just OH IGA Parking Lot) Tugs.-Thurl. 1 1-6; Fri. 1 1 +9:Sat. 1 1 -5:X Secretary, Board of Education PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 CASSCITY, MICHIGAN Bulldt baseball, softball teams bow in districts The Owen-Gage Bulldogs played one of their ktter games of the year Saturday at Peck to advance to the finals of the D dis- Class nits. round. theAkron-Fairgove championship. rolled to tricts, but the Season came to In the next inning Lon an end in the finals against Ondrajka led off with a hit Against both teams the Kingston, The Vikings opened with h and Merchant also collected 0)lfiFdhg feature of her 12-2 decision over Owe& The Bulldogs defeated Was a safety. An error scored a Pltchlng control. She Gage in a game called after 5 Akron-Fairgrove, 6-3, a run and mczme up with did not walka batter in either team that had defeated them innings by the mercy rule. : a key hit to drive home 2 runs A-F then met Kingston anti twice during the regular and clinch the game. The fatal third started with season. In the finals Owen- won the title, 84. TkaCZ pitched a 5 hitter, a hit by Denise zyrowski Akron-Fairgrove took cod Gage was no match for the walked 8 and Struck out 7. and a triple by Dereszynski Kingston Cardinals, who mol early against the Bulg won decisively, 8-11, ,to Amy Butts took he loss, after Glaza sacrificed. After dogs, scoring 5 times in the earn the right to compete in allowing 11 hits and walking *at the gates opened first inning. The winner! the regionals Saturday at 5. Merchant, Salcido, as Jill Zyrowski, Stacey added 3 runs in each of th~ Ashley. Tkacz and Peters each Campbe11 and Gerhart next 2 innings and one moq The Bulldogs used 2 big chalked up 2 hits for the Out and Penny in the fourth. I innings to defeat Akron- winners. NO A-F player got Caverly walked- The Carcis The Bulldogs scored twice Fairgrove. In the third they more than one hit. added 2 more runs in the in the second without a hit: fifth but they were merely Bryan Koch walked, scored 3 times to move into icing on the cake for the a tie with A-F. which KI[NGSTONGAME Mickey Parks was hit by the district champs. pitcher and both runners . HONORED FOR THEIR achievements spring Owen-Gage in sports were athletes: ~~~~~,nlih"e~~~~( eventually scored. Parks It was a contest for just 2 Tkacz pitched the first 4 Front row from left, Angie Wildman (MIP track, softball), Angie Gruber (MVP thethird. innings and then the King- innings and allowed 7 hits statedand wascharged with Aimee Merchant opened ston Cardinals exploded for the loss. Pomeroy coasted to POW, the rally with a walkmcarli and all the runs. She was track), Alissa Draschil (MIP volleyball), Lori Ondrajka (MVP softball). Back 6 runs in the third inning to relieved by Salcido in the the win. Mickey Parks (MVP track, MIP baseball), Chris Anthes (MVP basketball, baseball), Sakido followed with a wrap up the championship. 4th with no one out and she Kingston earned its way single that scored Merchant. stopped Kingston with just into the finals with an easy Lisa Dorsch (MVPvolleyball), Brent Fritz (MIP basketball), Joe Garza (MIPtr@ack). with z out, Michelle nacz The rally made it easy for Jill win over Kinde North Zyrowski to chalk up her one hit the rest of the way. Huron, 13-4. 5 Hawks named

0 0 0 .*. COLLECTIBLESANT'QUES MINOR LEAGUE *SALE Blue Bay all-sta Gkts 11 Cubs 8 (5-26) CrIaM r team STANDINGS - Bh The Giants defeated the Week May 25 w of Cubs behind the pitching of The lollowing Items will be sold at public auction located 4 miles norlheast of Caseville, Michigan Blue Bay League cham- with Holly Esch of the Lak- WL Trent Levalley and Dave (Huron County), 1 114 miles south on State Park Road or 8 miles north of Elkton to Gotts Corner, pion Cass City was awarded ers and Jodi Foster of Mar- Storm at first base. Giants 30 1 mile west on Kinde Road, 2 314 miles north on State Park Road Yankees 30 Hobbs. Toby Kilbourn led 5 places on the 13-member lette. Senior Stcphanie Leit- Other honorable mention Orioles the Giants with 3 hits, while all-conference softball erman won one of the 3 out- 21 winners were: pitcher - Dodgers 21Steve Boldizar and Trent squad as named by league field berths. The others went Tonia Peruski, Bad Axe; Cubs LeValley each had 2. , SATURDAY, JUNE 6 coaches. The Hawks also 13 to Misti Anderson of Mar- catcher - Amy Behr, Mar- Pirates 13 Pitching for the Cubs placed 2 on the honorable lette and D. J. Ferris of Lak- lette, and Connie Sherwood, Tigers 04 were Mike Prosowski and at 9:30 a.m. mention list and Coach ers. Angela Anderson of Tim Micklash. The Cub$ Lakers; infield - Suzie gamesThis week'sstart at games: 6:00). (All hitting attack was led by These items were collected by Doug & Peggy Brock and will Dave Hoard was named Marlette was named at first Englehart, Lakers, and S heri coach of thc year. base. Tim Micklash and Andy be sold at absolute auction by Donna Gunsell - .Grigg and Jillyn Rodamski, Green who had 2 hits The catcher is Stacie Re- both of Bad Axe; first base - Monday - Giants vs Yank- apiece. Phone 51 7-856-4038 Junior Jennifer Fruendt iman of Bad Axe and the ees Tracy Moore, Bad Axe; I and sophomore Jodi LaRo- designated hitter, Robin Tuesday - Cubs vs Pirates outfield,Sherry Staufferand 21 (5-29)' Crystal chandelier wll0 Old snapshots + Tin prints BASEBALL CARDS chc joined Tracie Filion of Wednesday - Dodgers vs Giants - Orioles 7 candle-shaped lights. tear Books Sturm of Lakers. Kelly Champange, hth of Trent LeValley and Brad 1 case 1989 Score league the Lakers as pitchers. Orioles drop prisms and wrought Life magazines lrom 50s and 60s major Cass City senior Keri San- baseball Junior Heather Kelly and Lakers, and Danyiel Gint- Thursday Giants vs Tigers Russell teamed up to pit& iron frame Viewer - Sears 8 Roebuck w163 cards tos was an honorable men- - 1 case 1989 Sport fiics - Super- Senior Jodi Hillaker were ner, Bad Axe; designated the Giants to th& 5th win Flow blue vase 12' high w/clover picture cards 1895-1904 tion winner at catcher and a BOYS' LIlTLE LEAGUE leaf mark star baseball cards hitter - Jenny Degelbeck, of the season. Toby Kit: Wicker hat box - Rug beater 1 case 1989 Sport flics named to the infield, along Royal Nippon vase 12' hlgh - Magic similar honor went to Jenny STANDINGS bourn had 4 hits for the wix& Many old records including Spike Motion baseball cards Mailctte. whird design Jones, Bing Crosby. Frank Through May 99 ing Giants while Trent Japanese ginger jar Sinatra - many in lolders TOYS Announce track honors W L Lt?Valley and Brian Santcj Set 01 dishes - Czechoslovakia - 4 maple, spindle back caned Yankees 6 0 eachhad3. kpiag Royal1 - Silver Maple - bottom chairs - very nice Sled Giants t2 plates. serving dishes Child's pedal car 5 1 The Oriole hurlers wee 42' round oak table Orioles 3 2 Nick Anthony, Heath nbt complete 54" round oak fable 2 trkycler LaRoche fourth in state zers Sverat pieces Carnival glass Pine cupboard Lionel train rot 2 4 Zawilinski and Travis including candy dish, powder Bentwood shoeshine bench Cast iron, wlnd up train set 1 4 Eyer. Dan Sherman led the jar, vase, bowls 314 iron bed Approx. 50 Matchbox can 1964- 1 4 Orioles' hitting attack with 1966 8 collectors case The Cass City Red Hawk and Wilma Mayer. meets was 4 wins and 5 Pirates Depression glass (pink, green, Hump back trunk The season's record in dual losses. Tigers 1 4 2hits. yellow) including pink cracker Carved. 3 legged hall table - Barbie doll L Stacey doll in cases girls' track team ended its jar. bowl wlcandle hoMers . Scandinavian Barbiie doll clothes season with the state finals Bubble glassware Victrola - complete Miscellaneousdolls and the Meet of Champions Fenton including glass baskets Victrola - needs some pans Doll heads Large quantily Imperial glassware Hope chest Pine cupboard Marbles at Car0 and the announce- Red glassware including water 2 East lake chairs - Several Comic books from 501 and 60s ment of special awards to pitcher, plates, glasses odd chairs Tin squirt guns - tin muso - tin team members. Pigeon blood candy dish Camel hair couch submarine Milk glass including candle 4 chairs wlcord seats At Car0 Tuesday, May 26, holders, set of 4 glasses Duncan Phyfe table w13 leaves Jodi LaRoche won the long A special THANK HOUSEHOLD Occupied Japan pieces needs repair jump (16-2) and Essi Repo- Several pieces Fiestaware Philco radio from Ihe 40s Green rocker Welrou china Radio-record players - plays 2 orange wing back chain nen was fourth in the shot put China cups 8 saucers 78 rpm records Conee table - 3 end tables (34-3 1/4), fifth in thc high Cruets Old woodworking tools including 3 dressers - Lamp jump (4-10) and sixth in Several cookie jars planes, drills Magic Chef microwave Roseville - Hull - McCoy - Weller 2 large wagon wheels w/wood Refrigerator discus (107-9). YOU to all our Pottery -Jugs spokes Gas space heater The 800-meter relay team Bottles & jars - Avon bottles 2 hand crank wall telephones 2 wood tables 4'x8 of Jennifer Romstad, Kristy 46 hat pins Dishes - Xmas tree lights Hat pin holder Microscope Wood, Jodi Schembcr and Old hats COINS LaRochc finished second, Many pictures 8 lrames 9 old silver dollars OFFICE EQUIPMENT and a third place was won by customers during Currier 8 lves print 1 roll Eisenhower sllver dollars the 400-meter relay team of Large collection of stamps 1 roll Kennedy halves Legal size file cabinet Many old post cards Wheat head pennies Sharp FO-700 Fax mechine Romstad, Mandy Nizirala, Copy machine 6 stand Penny post cards Odd coins Wood and LaRoche. Old letters - some lrom 1860s Desk chair * 2 typewriters War ration books i3 stamps Paymaster check writer At the state meet, LaRcxhe Copeland Lunch Wagon Overhead projector the finished fourth in the long power outage Binks paint pots - 10 gal. wlagitator jump (16-5 1/4), earning and 2 112 gal. w/agitator 1974 45' FRUE HAUF - VAN TYPE TRAILER Cass City 5 points, and Grinding wheel - Electric motors - tandem axle slider Reponen was 12th in the Lincoln welder - trailer to be sold at 1 o'clock discus and 13th in the high Many, many other items on May 30th. We jump. CLERK - Hillaker Auction Service Honorary awards included the coaches' award and at- TERMS - Cash or check with Everything settled for day of sale. Not responsible tor accidents. ID. tendance (40) award to Ra- AUCTIONEERS - Lorn & Clark Hillaker chel Sugdcn. Captain is appreciate your Phone 51 7-872-3019 Cass City Romstad, who shared most events (55) honors with Wood. Romstad earned the Others Get Quick Results With The team the most points, and athletes who competed in patience and Chronicle's Classified Ads = we the most events (7) were You Will Too! Nizzola, Melissa Veldman, *************************************LaRoche, Jodi Schember are sorry for any * * je k * inconvenience It f At a regular meeting of the Cass City Board of Education held on April 20,1992, a "Schools :: * of Choice" program was approved. This plan was recommended by a committee which was * * composed of primarily parents representing both Deford and Campbell Elementary Schools. * may have caused * The plan allows parents of K-3 students from both Campbell and Deford Schools to request * * a transfer for the 1992-93 school year. * Requests for transfers must be submitted to the building principal or superintendent by June * 30th. In early August, a determination will be made of how many slots per grade level, by * you. * building, available. If there are available slots at a certain grade level and more requests * i are * * than slots available, a random drawing will be held to determine who will be transferred. AI1 * * parents involved will be made aware of the date, time and location of the drawing, Students * * who are transferred will be reconsidered annually for continued placement based upon * Thank You maximum class size limits. If an overload exists at any grade level a student who was sc transferred in a previous year, may be returned to their respective home school, * 1 If you are interested in requesting a transfer, please contact either the Deford Principal, * ERLA'S FOOD CENTER z Campbell Principal or Superintendent of Schools by June 30th. * CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 PAGE SEVEN Win over Harbor Beach ~~~ Hawks bow in‘finals to Deckerville, 10-3 come. slants of Deanna Ford for 13 There were no last inning Fruendt started it off with a hits and the Pirate pitcher miracles this year. Last year line single over thud. Jenny Cass City then added a pair of runs in the fifth on hits by was also the victim of poor the Cass City Red Hawk Storm singled to score support in the field. LaRo- softball team pulled a “lost” Fruendt, but Storm was out Leiterman and Fruendt to remove all doubts about the che allowed 3 hits, walked 3 game out with a story book at the plate. Keri Santos then and struck out 8. Fruendt finish to win the district hit the hardest ball of the outcome. The Hawks solved the allowed one hit, one run and tournament. The Hawks afternoon, a line drive over struck out 2. failed in their bid Saturday at the center fielder’s head, Deckerville to successfully It would have been a sure defend the title that was inside-the-park home run theirs the 2 previous years. but the ball took a big Cass City lost to a strong bounce over the fence and it Deckerville squad in the became a ground-rule finals, 10-3,as the usually double. reliable Hawk defense It didn’t make much differ- crumbled, committing 11 ence in the game as Heather errors that multed in 7 un- Kelly singled, LaRmhe was earned runs. safe on an error and Stepha- Victim of the shoddy sup- nie Leiterman cracked a port was Jennifer Fruendt. double. It was followed by 2 BLUE BAY LEAGUE softball champions are the Cass City Red Hawks, who posted Fruendt allowed 6 hits and errors that completed the walked 4. LeeAnn Rumble rally. Tan 8-2 mark to defeat second place Lakers, 6-4. Marlette (3-7)was third and Bad Axe was the winner, allowing 5 In the very next inning the ‘last (1-9). Overall the Hawks were 21-8. hits. Rumble pitched a dou- I-Iawks chased across 6 more t bleheader for the champi- runs and went ahead, 13-3, From left, front row: Stephanie Leiterman, Jodi Hillaker, Denelle DeLong, Jodi ons. She allowed Reese just and it appeared that the 2 hits as the Eagles (27-2 for game could end with a .LaRoche and Keri Santos. Back row: Coach Dave Hoard, Christie Perkins, Heather the season) now go to the “mercy” ruling. Kelly, Jenny Storm, Melanie Churchill, Jennifer Fruendt, Julie Knowlton and Saginaw Nouvel regional But the Pirates charged Saturday. back with 2runs in the fourth Manager Jen Hoard. The Eagles broke open the and 3 more in the fifth to game with 2 big innings. In close the gap to 5 runs and the third with the score tied, instead of a mercy win, JODILaROCHE pitched theHawks to 1-1, Deckerville scored 3 Hawk fans became a little times on 3 hits and a walk. edgy about the final out- the win in the opening district game Special Olympics CassCity gotonerun backin the fifth as Denelle DeLong Saturday. The sophomore also starred ,.I was safe on an error and later Zonta plans for the track team in the long jump, ,:.,. Tuscola County delegation set to attend scored. The flood gates opened for winning at the Meet of Champions and 1. A delegation of Tuscola sity, give more than 3,400 Val Friday and a victory urday evening. All events the winners as they scored 5 benefit golf finishing 4th in the state. County residents will head mentally retarded athletes dance Saturday evening. are, free and open to the times in their half of the fifth .‘por(h Thursday morning to the opportunity to compete Opening Ceremonies are public, to salt away the champion- tournament ’Compete in the annual in events including aquatics, Slated for4 p.m. Thursday at For more information ship. The Hawks committed 5 errors in the inning. ‘Michigan Special Olympics bowling, weight lifting, ten- Kelly/Shorts Stadium. about Special Olympics, An 18-hole, 3-woman ‘Summer Games. nis and volleyball, Closing ceremonies are Sat- contact Crosby at 673-5200. KRITZMANSSERVICE FIRST GAME mixed, best ball and 1,The games, which are Fri- Members of the Tuscola scramble antaInvitational County delegation range in P- - 6590 Main St. day and Saturday in Mount ------will be held June 11 at Roll- Plksant on the campus of age from 12 to 49 years old 1 -7 The Hawks roared into the Cass City, MI 48726 finals with an easy win over ing Hills Golf Course in Central Michigan Univer- andvolleyball will participate or track and in either field 1 ~~ Chip i the Harim Beach Pirates, Cass City, starting at 9 a.m. (51 7) 872-4800 15-9. Fees will include green leverits,said Edward 1 I fees, coffee, rolls, lunch and baseball Crosby, MSO county cwr- Two big innings made it 1 Shots I easy for Jodi LaRoche, who prizes. Lunch will be served MAJOR APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER racketball dinator for area 10. the tournament. Reser- c !A+ pitched the first 5 innings to after Audio - Video - Electronics - Antenna Systems volleyball The Olympians are look- vations must be in by June 5. handball ing forward to the games, he FLIGWT get credit for the win. Factory Authorized on Many Brands Dennis Krug 16* Fruendt hurled the last 2. Sponsored by the anta kickball said, adding those going Clarke Haire 75 Club, all proceeds will go to softball weren’t told about it until Dan Dickhson Harbor Beach scored fust, 73 FLIGHT2 notching a pair of runs on 2 local community projects. WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE basketball 2 recently. Randy Sherman 69 Ken Tiseo 72 More information is avail- XI “YOU tell them too soon Don ouvu errors and 2 walks. stickball Scott Murphy 67 able by contacting Esther ‘and that’s dl they talk KenZdrojewski The Hawks took a com- Mon. - Fri. 8:OO - 500 and football Jerry Houghton 65 manding lead in their half of Reagh at 872-3078, Ruth but you haven’t played about.’’ Newell Harris 59 GeneKloc 65 Houghton at 665-2275, or Sat. 8:OO - 12:OO Don Hilbig 59 Mike Neumann 65 the inning with a 7-run ball, until you have splurge. the golf course at 872-3569. played xI Although participants en- Dale McIntosh 59 Jim Peyerk 65 X joy competing, that’s not all Ernie Bellew 57* Fred Leeson I there is to the Summer RUSS Biefer 57 Jim Smithson 63 PAlNTEQlAl Games, Crosby said. Jerry Toner 57 Todd Comment 62 the ultimate sport for the nineties, 3 “What’s nice is the kids get Mark SwanSon 56 Clark Erla 62 to play ball, call x out and get to meet the other Kevin Vincent 56 Jason McCallum 56 Games BY Elwyn Helwig 52 John Neumann 56 3 athletes,” he said. Dave Hoard R.A.M.B.O. 2 While at CMU, Olympians Jim Apley 52 Jack Hool 54 rvd itgm in-e b#Chmomh X Stay in residence halls and Rich Tate 44 Jack Burns 50 UBLY, MICHIGAN x 44* MikeBecking 45 1-800-468-2492 OR 658-8113 x have the o~~rmnit~to PF- ill Kritzman 43 Kim Glaspie 45 I-,dr.sorpornOm* b.rrmrm.mmkmlllsR x ticipate in planned social Mike Murphy dw& arpluan~ wd -0 38 Dick Haley 45 dd - xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx~activities, including a carni- John B. Maharg 31 Brian Reinhardt 44 Dick Wallace 37 George Bushong 36 Dan’s Power Dan Hittler 24 FLIGHT 3 Keith Adelberg 69 & Stove Don Erla 68 Doug Cleland 67 Phil Moses 67 Craig Bellew 60 Jim Hillaker 60 Clayton Sawdon 58 Tom Wallace 57 Bob Stickle 56 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING John Haire 54 Jon Zdrojewski 53 Complete 8t Installed Gary Jones 52 Bert Althaver 51 Jack Burns 51 Doug O’Dell 50 Daryl Iwankovitsch 49 _1 Eric King 46 TON 2112TON 3TON Wes Neumann 46 2 Anton Peters 45 $1,4950° “1 ,5950° $1,6950° Rick Doerr 41 1 I I I FLIGHT 4 Pat Essian 78 DAN ALLEN CASS CITY, MI 48726 872=3190 John Niebrzydoski 70 Doug Zdrojewski 74 Bill Ewald 70 ,rl Alden Asher 68 Rich Swartzendruber 68 Ken Jensen 65 Sail With Us & Discover Gary Robinson 65 Jim Bolton M LpVacatimBible School Kevin Green 61 Paul Bessler 53 Don Roemer 4a Jim Ceranski 47 June 8 - 12 Les Booms 46 John Agar 44 Craig Kelley 43 9 to 11:30 a.m. Don Hazard 39 Tom Schweigel 38 Mark Bartleft 23 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH John Jewett 21 (6420 Houghton Street) LEAGUE HONOR ROLL Ages3 to 12 hw Actual Round for Year - Dan Dickinson and Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. Dale McIntosh - 36. Come discover the truth of the Bible in 1W2! II WEEKLY (local maritime authorities have warned Flight 1 - Newell Harris that Pirate Pete is on the loose!) and Randy Sherman - 39. Flight 2 - Gene Kloc - 40. Flight 3- Doug Cleland - TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST, 42. (872-3 155) Flight 4 - Paul Bessler - PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN- Elmwood Township Obituaries man pleads Catherine Mrs Duane (S harrie) She is survived by one Spencer of Saginaw; 18 wife,son, FloydIda, of Wiles Cass andCity; his 4 An Elmwood Township Brinkman grandchildren and 5 great- man pleaded guilty to pos- grandchildren; 2 brothers, grandchildren, Mrs. Be- session of marijuana with William Force of Car0 and verly Mocsher of San La Catherine A. Brinkman, Obispo, Mi%. Phmb intent to deliver Friday in 88, Wisner Township, died Frank J. Force of Pinehurst, cam,, Tuscola County Circuit Yazir of Bradenton, ma., May 28, at her home, after a N.C.;and several nieces and Hazen Wiles of Sarasota court. lengthy illness. nephews. In a plea bargain agree- and Wallace (Bo)Wiles of Catherine MacDougall Funeral services were held Cass City; 4 great-grand- ment, the defendant, James was born April 13, 1904 in May 26 at Collon Funeral children, Holly, Adam, M. Albee, 27, was referred CarO. Home, Caro, with Rokrt Aaron and Kristen, and one to adult probation. She was married to Win- Ponder officiating. sister, Mrs. Clair Wickware Tuscola County Sheriffs ford A. Brinkman Feb. 21, Burial was in Brookside of SaraSOta. Five brothers;’ deputiesraided Albee’s resi- 1923 in Caro. He prede- Cemetery in Fairgrove. L.Z.,Henry, Floyd, Orrson dence April 1 on a tip from ceased her March 17,1987. Memorials may be made to and Calvin, preceded her in1 his landlord, seizing 9 mari- Mrs. Brinkman was a the Michigan Parkinson death. juana plants, the largest of A memorial sewice for member of the Wisner Foundation. Mrs. Wiles was conducted which measured 3 feet in United Methodist Church, height. The plants were Sunday at the SuttonSun-’ teaching Sunday School for Calista Wiles shine Church of Car0 with being grown under fluores- anumberofyears. Apartici- the Rev, William McKown, cent lights in a bedroom pant of the choir active pastor, officiating. closet, and Calista Rebecca Wiles, GOALS WERE REALIZED May 27 as 12 area residents received their high school in the Ladies Aid Society. In 105, of Caro, died Thursday, Interment was in El- diplomas during the Cass City Community Education commencement exercises at addition to her many church May 28, at the Tuscola lington Cemetery, Cam. * Sheep activities she was a member County Medical Care Facil- Arrangements were 7 the high school. The class of 1992 is: (Top) Barbara Abbe, David Banner, Michael of the Farm Bureau and en- ity in Caro, after a lengthy made by Little’s Funera& Parish, Martin Perlak, Charles Damoth 11 and Patricia Quinlan. (Bottom) Armond joyed china painting. illness. Home, Cas City. I, breeders Surviving are 4 sons, Loren She was born Jan. 22, 111, Cynthia Harju, Jennifer Groombridge, Lorna Andrews, Sheila Spencer and his wife, Vera,of South- 1887, in Vassar, the daugh- Curtis ter of Allen and Sara Total and Robert Murry. set picnic field, Charles and his wife, (Adam& Hiser. Bobbie, of Unionville, Miss Hiser was united in Beauty The Thumb Sheep Breed- Robert and his wife, Betty, marriage to Mr. Dundas Ill ers Association will be hold- of Caro, and Jack and his Wiles Jan. 20,1906, in Bay Slate 4=Hrabbit show ing a summer picnic Thurs- wife, Bonnie. of Cass Citv. City, moving to a farm on day, June 4, at 6:30 p.m. Eleven grandchildren, Grkh Rd.-in Eb@Qn Cass City picnic will at the k Ill The be great-grandchildren, and a in 1930. Mr. wiles A COMPLETE SUPPLY All Tuscola County Open Youth Rabbit Fun Rick Spezia farm, located FOR YOUR TOTAL northeast of North Branch. sister, Clara Hyde, of Flor- died 179 lW1* 111 Co-op Preschool youths ages 8-19 are invited Show Saturday at the Tus- ids. A brother, Loren, and a Mrs. Wiles was the eldest BEAUTY NEEDS to participate in the 4-H cola County Fairgrounds in of the sutton-sun-157 N. State St., Caro is Caro. Interested sheep produc- sister, Dorothy, predeceased united Mefiat ers are welcome to attend. her. Church of Caro. (5171673-1 655 accepting registrations only 10failed Entries will be accepted For more information, con- Funeral services were held the morning of the show tact Dr. Beth Doran, Exten- Monday, June 1, at the The Department of Agri- until 830 a.m.,and judging sion Livestock Agent, at Wisnei United Methodist culturesaysthat farm banks will begin at 9 a.m. There (517) 269-9949 or (313) 648- Church with the Rev. Mark Professional and Business are “among the strongest is a $1.50 entry fee. 2515. :; ~ Fall Sign-up A. Karls officiating. 3 & 4 year olds The picnic will be the Memorials may be sent to final spring meeting until the Wisner United Method- regular meetings resume ist Church, the American DIRECTORY in the fall. Meat will be pro- Cancer society or the charity ------vided. Individuals planning of your choice. PHYSICIANS agricultural banks at 10.4 available by contacting to attend should bring co- Arrangements were by the ACCOUNTANTS ------Brenda Hillaker 872-5375 percent. Only 10 farm banks Rick Pike at 673-5999 (ext. vered dishes to pass, bever- Briggs-Trenerry Funeral Anderson Tuckey Dr. Jeffrey Crowley failed last year. 228). age and table service. home, Akron. Bernhardt & Co., P.C. Chiropractor Certifd Public Amuntants 5886Cass E. CityCass (M-81) City Rd. Betty Stewart Gary Andearn, C PA - 873-3137 Robert Tuckey, CPA - 872-3730 Jeny Bernhardt - 673-3137 Phone 872-4241 Betty J. Stewart, 68, of 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Caro, died Thursday, May and Richard A. Hall, D.O. .# 21, at Hills and Dales Gen- 6261 Church St., Cass City. MI I; eral Hospital, Cass City. Phons 8724668 Osteopathic Physician *., 4674 Hill St. She was born July 27, ------Cass City, Michigan 1 1923, in Caro. The former COUNSELING 872-4446

Betty Force married Glen E. Mior8724725 -8724762 ?: Stewart in 1945 in Saginaw. DO YOU HAVE A He preceded her in death DRINKING PROBLEM? ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS July 25, 1989. Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Stewart was a lifelong resi- AND AL-ANON Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. Chiropractic Physidan , dent of Car0 and retired Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. from Saginaw Osteopathic ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 9-12 only Hospital, where she had Tuesday Evenings 8:OO p.m. CassPhone City for 872-2765 Appointment St. Pamatius Parish Hall Basement been employed as a nurses Casa City aide. She had been an active Girl Scout leader and a ------Includes member of the Car0 Church ------HEALTH CARE Software and Mouse of Christ. JEUNG,M.D. She is survived by 5 chil- IMMEDIATE Surgeon dren, Mrs. Barbara Shagena NON-EMERGENCY Specialist in Stomach of Cass City, Mrs. Kathryn HEALTH CARE and Bo we1 Problems Sandmann of Toledo, Ohio, $25 fee 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Mike Stewart of Fairgrove, Including ph siaan’s fee to and din& rmm Saturday - 9 12 noon Mrs. Kenneth (Karen) Cash basis, and we will give Closed Thursday Spencer of Cass City, and you a statement. 6230 Hospital Drive No Apphment Usually Necessary Cass City, MI 48726 6:OO-8:s p.m. Fridays Phone 872-4611 230-830p.m. Saturdays 072-3490 I. 1O:OO a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sunday Memorial c HILLS AND DALES S.H. Raythatha, M.D.; H0 SPITAL : program Dr. Ray Total Family Care f CB Radio for Safety I aired by THUMB AREA 4672 Hill St. Save$50 7995Reg. 129.95 association HOME CARE AGENCY Cass City w Never drive “alone” again #21-1518 Nursing, Phydcal, Wpationaf Phone 872-5010 ; & speech fheraPY Nwse Aidas 3ff ice Houn: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 s: Thumb-area residents can Madicar9,Medicald& keep more than memories of Blue crosr certified family or friends alive when Your ownad,private, N.Y. Yun, M.D. mpoR Uservrrce PhpicranOfka 4Hours: Surgeon *: they participate in the Homecave~ency American Heart Associa- lWO-3584749 tion memorial program. Mon-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs. - 9 a.m. ta 12 p.m. “Think of bypass surgery, Sat, - 9 a.m, to 12 p.m. pacemakers, CPR courses 6232 Horpltsl Drive and blood pressure medica- Allen Witherspoon---- Cora City tion and you’re talking Nm Engw L1. Omcs 8724733 about advances made NEL Grwth Fund R*8,8724257 p- NEL Equity Fund sible in part by memorial NEL lneom Fund ------contributions to the Ameri- Money Mako! Serb POD IATR ISTS - can Heart Association,” said Phone 872-2321 OPTIMU5 Dr. Elfrieda Conrad, presi- 4615 Oak Cass City M. Steven Khoury 100-Watt AMIFM Digital Stereo Receiver cut 1288 GREAT 1999 dent of the American Heart With 16 FM and Eight AM Station Presets 35’” Reg. 19.95 VALUE! Everyday Low Price Association-Thumb Area D.P.M. - Heart Advisory Committee. Built-In speaker IPerfect gift for all Foot & Ankle Specialist “So through memorial con- Headphone jack #12-132 w Batteries included #61-2514 Dr. David Batzer Laser Surgery Reg. 399.95 tributions, the life that has Save $150 24995 -- Optometrist Tuscola Medlcal Center just ended continues.” Matrix “surround” sound w CD ready The American heart Asso- 150 Millwood Dubbing for two cassette decks or VCRs ciation sends a memorial 4624Cass Hill City St. Caro, MI 48723 #31-3008 SM program sympathy card to (517) 673-3887 100 watts per channel, minimum rms into 8 ohms from 20-20,OOOHz, with no more than 0.05% total harmonic distortion the bereaved on behalf of Otlice Hours: Mostbaneryoperatedtemsexdudekneries SWITCHABLE TOUCH-TONEPULSEphonesworkonbothtoneandpulse lines Therefore, Inereas each contributor. The Mom-Fri., 9:OO-4:30 havingonly pulse (rotaty-dial)hms. you can still use services requiring tones FCC registered Not for coln or party lines We service what we sen. amount of the contribution 872-3404 ------I- is not disclosed to the card COMPANION ANIMAL ,: “The contribution can be PHYSICIANS- HOSPITAL from an individual or from ------4438 S. Seeger St. : many, such as a family or a BALU K., M.D. Cass City - Phone 872-2255 ,I group of employees,” Obstelrician 8 Gynecologrsr Carol Galka, D.V.M. .: 70 Nerol Ea Street Conrad says. __ - suldwky. MI 4471 More information on the Edward Scollon, D.V.M. :, Phone (313) 648-4733 I memorial program is avail- Veterinarian able by calling the American Association, Eastern Farm and Heart Pet Animals Regional Office, at (313) 230-0660, or 1-800-968- 4849 PhoneN. Seeger 872-2935 St., Cass civ ; 2423. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 PAGE NINE

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..The Simkins family, for- Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Larry Konkel visited Sherman Oaks, Calif., Mrs. merly of Holbrook, held a Mrs. Glen Shagena visited Mrs. Lynn Spencer and Mrs. Lynn Spencer of Tomb- eunion Memorial Day Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Ralph Hoxie Saturday. stone, Ariz., Bill Spencer weekend at the home of Jeff Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena and Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Cle- Simkins in Dry Ridge, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle visited Bertha Shagena in land were Friday evening Jeff is a grandson of the late and Tom were Friday eve- Cass City Thursday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- Russell Simkins. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gracey tis Cleland. There were more than 60 Allen Farrelly. of Arizona were Thursday Mrs. Ray Depcinski was a persons present. Charles of Reva Silver was a Tuesday afternoon guests of Mr. and Sunday evening guest of Seneca, Mo., was the oldest, supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Arnold LaPcer. Edanna Sweeney. md Steven, son of Jeff, was Gerald Wills. Clara Bond, Linda Mika Janie Main and John of the youngest. John from Mr. and Mrs. Don Pearce, and Bob Gage visited Mr. Highland and Susan Soh Pontiac and Estella from Scott and Chris and friends, and Mrs. Cliff Jackson of Davison spent Memorial COOSBay, Ore., wereamong Kris Kerr and Nick Kropog Monday afternoon. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. those present. of Wyandotte, were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A1 Salowitz Henry Soh. ,'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wil- guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Matt and Justin Miller liams of Arlington, Texas, and Keli of Mount Clemens Walker. were Saturday guests and spent the wwkend with Jack Thank You wire Wednesday supper Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon Farrelly and Nancy Miller at Byron. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Zawilinski of Cass City Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Hagen by Hallmark. Hagen, of New Baltimore were were Monday guests of Mr. Sunday guests of Mr, and were Saturday evening . Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Henry Sofka. Mrs. Allen Farrelly. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben LaPeer were among a group Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Meske at Port Hope. who attended the graduation Jeri Rich of West Branch Glaza and Mr. and Mrs. left Friday after spending a Mr. and Mrs. Arnold open house for Charles Orville Glaza spent the LaPeer were Saturday eve- ohatSpecial Day) Franzel at the home of Mr. few days with Reva Silver. weekend at their cottage at Ray Depcinski and A.J. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. apd Mrs. Chuck Franzel Lew iston. Batie were Tuesday evening Cliff Jackson. 1 With A Gift From I guests of Don Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bal- Mr. and Mrs. John Walker lagh were Saturday evening spent Saturday in Port guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Huron and had lunch in ald Wills. NOTICE Yale. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka visited Ceil Johnson at The Annual Meeting of the Zoning were Thursday afternoon Caseville. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Le- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell COUGofloI\) Board of Appeals of the Village of Cass onard Goronowich and Mr. of Utica and Dory and Large Selection City will be held Tuesday, June 9,1992 and Mrs. Jack O'Borski at George of Oxford were \ Harbor Beach. Thursday guests of Mr. and Lowest Prices at 7:OO p.m. at the Municipal Building, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kon- Mrs. Allen Farrelly. kel, Marney and Lois Cardc- Reva Silver was a Saturday 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michi- nas were among a large afternoon guest of Beverly gan, for the election of officers and any group who attcndcd the Rockefeller and a Sunday 0 memorial service for Lynn afternoon and supper guest Turn Special Moments Into other business that may come before of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Silver Spencer at the Fraser Pres- Beautiful Memories.. the Board at that time. byterian Church at 2 o'clock in Bay City...... Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Cass Grifka McLaughlin and friend Bar- 3" Color Reprints Joyce A. La Roche were Thursday evening bara and Mr. and Mrs. John guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Walker had dinner at Char- 5 for 95 cents Village Clerk nold LaPeer. rnont in Cass City Saturday Ieprints mads from 1 10, 126, Disc or Ann and Amanda Orton evening. 5mm colornegatives. (reprint sirs 3") spent Saturday with Emily Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- Millcr. son and Chris were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ray Michal- I Carrie Tyrrell of Holland We have a wide was a Thursday guest of ski. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Color Enlargements \ ONEYEAR Kathryn Tyrrell. selection of ( W Marion Jukabiak and were Thursday supper Wayne Hardy of Bay City guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thank You notes were Friday guests of Mr. Decker. SALf and Mrs. Arnold Weer. Mary Lou Spencer of Ann from Hallmark. Arbor and Nancy Spencerof Lots Of Storewide Savings Barbara Salowitz was a Come in today. Enlaraemenumade from 1 10,126, Wednesday evening guest Nevada spent a couple days disc or 3Smm color negative&. 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- with Bill Spencer. relly. *& Rent Any Movie Virginia Greenlee of Ar- Joshua Barnes { 49Ci- gylc was a Friday evening ' _(one night, limitger night) st- Iffer Good: June 1-30, 1992 L- -- -- guest of Rcva Silver. receives Eagle --1 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Jackson and A.J. Batie were Scout award Wednesday supper guests of Don Jackson. Melissa Joshua A. Barnes, son of Jackson was an evening Tim and Pam (Dobbs) Bar- guest. nes of Auburn, was pre- PERMAR's way of thanking its I Mrs. John Walker Jr. and sented with the Boy Scout patrons for a fantastic year. son John were Thursday af- Eagle award at a ceremony ternoon guests of Mrs. John held May 16 at the Auburn Walker. Methodist Church. myLOU Spencer of Ann Arbor, Bonnie Spencer of

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BOOKS & MUSIC EXPRESS Among the 96 guests at- ORDER ELECTRIC tending were Auburn Chief Available Bill Here Order Here CENTER of Police James Klann; James Ware, former Scout- Ask for We accept most master of Cass City;, Tom 10% SENIOR CITIZEN 100's Pre-Pay Oleniacz, district scout ex- FAX ecutive, Shoreline District, P R ESC RI PTlON CD Recordings Prescription and a representative from CENTER DISCOUNTS In Stock Plnnc Congressman Robert Traxler's office who pre- sented Barnes with a U.S. flag that had been flown over the Capital Building in Washington, DC, in his honor. Guest speaker for the occa- sion was the Rev. William Dobbs, an uncle and pastor of the University United Methodist, East Lansing. .Barnes is the 20th scout to receive his Eagle award from Troop 141, Auburn. His father, Tim, has been an Advertise It The Chronicle. assistant scoutmaster for In this troop for 4 years. I' '1 PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN b, Letters to Missing motorcycles CALL 872-2010 FOR ADS Transit (nonbusiness) rates, 10 General 2 area teens arraigned words or less, $1 SOeach inser- the editor tion; additional words 8 cents - A pair of area teens were man, 18, of Decker, are tively. each. Three weeks for the price FOR SALE - sofa, real good recently arraigned in con- charged with unlawfully Bond for Kornelson was of 2-cash rate. Save money by shape. 4667 Kennebcc Dr., Most Friend of nection with a series of driving away motorcycles set at $10,0oO. A prelimi- enclosing cash with mail or- Cass City. 2-5-27-3 thefts involving several off- belonging to Dennis Long nary examination was ders. Rates for display want ad w v a road vehicles taken from the and Danny Ulfig. scheduled for 9 a.m. June 12 on application. ROTTWEILER/S hcpherd wvvvvv I the Court clients Cass City, Elkton and Sebe- The 2 thefts allegedly oc- in Tuscola County District pups for sale, frec kittcns. waing areas. curred Nov. 3 in Novesta Court. < Automotive 1 Call 872-4406. 2-5-27-3c 1 ‘piece fiberglass ’ Ryan A, Kornelson, 17, of Township and March 24 in Sherman, meanwhile, pools-manysires . available. 1 Deford, and Shawn L. Sher- Elkland Township, respec- faces a preliminary exam on FOR SALE - Silver ’82 FOR SALE - 14’ fiberglass are not,delinquent Cavalier Type-10, 4 cylin- 25 year warranty. the charges Friday at 9 a.m. boat and trailer, $200. 665- a Dear Mr. Haire: gave the impression that we His bond was also set at der, 4 speed, power brakes, 2209. 2-5-27-3 I only deal with clients who $lO,Ooo. power steering, rear de- 0 TuBBrs Little Miss Pageant fogger, new tires, new ex- BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED This letter serves to clarify are delinquent in paying The area residents are ,,SPAhdPOOLS’ 8 good BUSINESS CARDS a few points in the article SUPPOfi among 5 suspects in the haust, runs good, gets 1215 E. Caro Rd. 0 written by your intern, Brian The purpose of the Friend registration June 11 theftsof 7 all terrain vehicles mileage. $600 or best. 872- .I CAR0 D. Bell, regarding the office of the Court office is to func- and motorcycles during a 5- 5179 or see at 4394 Wood- \ Designed to make hac Cirst b of the Friend of the Court tion as the enforcement arm month period. A third adult land, Cass City. 1-5-27-3 678-WBS ‘ impression a lasting one! b 2-6-3-1 ~ Little girls from the area 1977 Ford Y . 1- which appeared in last of the Circuit Court regard- just for little girls to have (at least 17 years of age) was FOR SALE - - 0 ‘* L’ week’s edition (May 13 edi- ing orders in domestic rela- who want to have a moment fun ,” arraigned in Huron County Highest quality tion) of the Chronicle. It tions matters. It collects all in the spotlight might want Judges from outside Cass and the 2 remaining suspects Granada, repairable or for raised printing SPICES, EXTRACTS, ’- read that the Friend of the child support, alimony, and to enter the4th annual Little City will select three win- are juveniles. used parts. Make an offer. health aids and cleaning . Court office “helps to col- medical confinement pay- Miss Pageant. ners in each category. First- Call 872-3579. 1-5-27-3 supplies. For information, ‘ The vehicles, valued at a Sec our new catalog. lect past due support” and ments and is not limited to The pageant is slated for 7 place winners will receive a combined estimated ~ Tom McMahon, Watkins ‘ 4 the collection of only past p.m. July 2 in the Cass City tiara, gift certificate and tro- $12,000, were recovered by GREY 1984 Buick Century. I Cass City Chronicle Products Dealer, P.O.Box ”, High School cafeteria. I 325, Smdusky, (313) 648- due or delinquent support. phy. Second- and third- police in April at 4 separate Asking $2,000, Call 872- Enjoyed In fact, I would estimate that Registration for the event place winners will receive a locations in Tuscola and 3874 anytime. 1-5- 13-4 FOR SALE - 2 gold velvet 9937. 2-5-27-2 75% of the payments made takes place at 8 p.m. June 11 trophy. All other partici- Sanilac counties. side chairs, $15 each, 2 for through our office are made in the high school speech pants will receive a ribbon. In other recent district FOR SALE - Ford 360 mo- $30.00, good condi tion, rea- avenue of by fathers and mothers who room, At that time organiz- “It’s a cute evening,” court proceedings, Timothy sonable. 872-2959. do so voluntarily and no ers will collect the $8 regis- Emmert said. “People enjoy tor, new process transfer A. Carter, 18, of Vassar, was case, ’77 Ford 4x4 drive 2-5-27-2 flags, band means of enforcement ex- tration fee and provide im- it because they’re little arraigned on charges of as- cept for accounting is neces- portant information about girls.” train, ’79 Camaro body sault with a dangerous parts, 314 Chevy truck rear WATERPUMP sary on the part of the Friend what is expected of partici- Although about 15 girls weapon and possession of a WATER WELL To the Editor, of the Court. pants. “Somewhere Over participated in last year’s end. Call 672-9862. firearm in the commission 1-1-15-tf WATER SOFTENERS Accordingly, it should be The Rainbow” is the theme pageant, she hopes that more of a felony. Installaurn & Service Even with the cold day for made clear that the majority of this year’s pageant, said extensive publicity about Both counts stem from a ’WE DO DISHES‘ our Memorial Day parade, I SATELLITE SALES k SEILVICE of persons who deal with the Amy Emmert, pageant coor- the event will gamer more May 27 incident in Vassar, FOR SALE - Clean ’83 we SerVce Maker certainly enjoyed our band; Friend of the Court are not dinator and Cass City resi- interest in it. Proceeds from according to court records. Chevy, 4 door, VS-305, RICK’S EARTH STATION it was outstanding. They delinquent, rather that laws dent. the event will help defray Bond for Carter was set at automatic, power brakes, 5 17-673-4783 IN-HOMESERVICE 1U3E CmRd Cuo looked so nice in their uni- of the State of Michigan The pageant is open to girls pageant expenses and cost of $2,000. A preliminaryex- power steering, $2800.872- forms and head gear. Their from the tri-coun ty area who Paul’s Pump Repair FOR SALE - Baby chicks,.:b* dictate that such payments Cass City’s annual 4th of amination was scheduled for 2767. 1-6-3-3 Ron Blunt Drilling music was great, and I hope be made through this are 3-5years old for the Tiny July fireworks display. turkeys, ducks and bunnies, - - 9 a.m. Friday. Call 673-4850 anytime we can see them often. agency. Of the 4,500 cases Miss category, or entering FOR SALE - 1986 Chevy also hogs for butchering and:, :..I I also want to thank all the we handle, approximately grades 1-3 in the fall for the Cavalier wagon, automatic, pig roasts. Call 872-4126. *.- men who made the avenue 25% require enforcement on Little Miss category. air, good body, high miles, 2-5-27-3 y of flags possible. It made us the part of the Friend of the Participants will be judged Your neighbor says $1,475, (517) 635-3105. FOR SALE - 1973 Winne- remernkrall of our soldiers, court. on appearance and presenta- 1-6-3-1 bag0 motor home, 440 mo- past and present. tion only, Emmert said. tor, 2 ncw tircs, 52,430 ac- Wedding “It’s not a really competi- tual milcs, 4 horsc trailer, Sincerely, 1970 FORD TORINO,needs Announcements Sincerely , Mary Lou Bums tive thing,” she added. “It’s motor and transmission. good shapc, bcst affcr. Call Ella Cumper Friend of the Court State should have 872-4780. 1-5-20-3 872-3148, 5 cast, 1 1/2 south. 2-6-3-3 Running out capital punishment Sommers’ Bakery The people who transport & Restaurant grain to American exporters In the wake of the May 20 execution in Virginia of Roger say they are running out of Keith Coleman, a man convicted of raping and murdering TUPPERWARE - buy or We have railcars. Railroad officials his 19-year-old sister-in-law, the issue of the death penalty sell. Call Mina Papke, 665- CAKES blame a large harvest, may be on the minds of some people. 24 17. 2-6-3-1 for graduations Of the 50 states, about two thirds have capital punishment PAT CURTIS - Chemolet - Oldrmobile - Cadillac stronger export demand and & weddings! slow return of railcars from statute laws on their books. FOR SALE - &wheeler Also, cm-out 700 N. State St., Caro Ph. 673-2171 seaports. Michigan used to have the ATV, new motor, extra Catalogs loaned death penalty, but its use was parts. After 5 p.m. call 872- BROASTED CHICKEN eliminated many years ago. 2672 or 872-2411. 2-6-3-3 for your party needs overnight . Cas City resident Jenny Cass City Chnan supports capital pun- FOR SALE - Tandy lo00 TL- 872-35772-6-3 - 1 ishment and believes Michigan 2 computer with Desk- Free Subscript ion 1990 and 1992 should reinstitute its use. mate; CM-11 color moni- CASS CITY with Each Order Anyone who takes another tor; DMP 133 Dot Mat- graduation on video, $27.40 rix printer and computer person’s life deserves to be per tape per copy, McMahon desk. Includes extra blank Video Recording, P.O.Box executed, Chrzan said. disks, computer paper and “If somebody’s cruel enough 325, Sandusky, (313) 648- The Cass City games. Phone 6734603 9937. 2-5-27-2 to kill somebody, they after 6 p.m. 2-6-3-1 shouldn’t have the right to FOR SALE - 1979 Champion Chronicle live,” she said. “I know if FOR SALE - Eggs and- motorhome, B’, sleeps 6, somebody murdered one of my yearold heavy White Rock good condition, can be seen Phone $72-201 0 1990 GEO STORM 2DR BLACK $6,895 kids I’d want them to die.” hens, laying good, 872-2310. at 4297 Ale St., Cass City. 1990 PONT GRND PRlX RED SILVER $8,995 Although some may view the death penalty as cruel and 2-6-3-3 2-5-Xb3 BUCK SKYLARK 2DR WHITE $6,595 unusual, she believes the punishment should fit the crime. 1990 She has no preferences concerning which methods of - Chronicle L hers 1989 PONT GR PRlX 2 DR MAROON $8,295 execution should be used. “Whatever’s quick.” 1 989 BUCK SKYHAWK SE 2 DR GREY $6,495 States with death penalty statutes utilize a variety of Work Like Magic! 1989 CHEV SlO PICKUP RED $5,195 execution methods, including electrocution, lethal injec- 1989 BUCK LESABRE LIM WHITE $8,495 tion, lethal gas, hanging and firing squad. The most 1989 GMC HALF TON 4x4 MAROON $1 1,495 commonly used method is lethal injection. $9,495 Although Chrzan supports capital punishment., she be- 1989 FORD AEROSTAR VAN WHITE lieves it should be used only after someone has exercised 1989 GMC JIMMY 2DR BLUE $9,995 their legal rights and obtained due process. 1989 BUCK REGAL 2 DR RED $8,995 Chrzan has lived in Cass City for about 10 years and has Cass City Chronicle 1989 GRAND PRlX LE RED SILVER $8,995 two children, Brady, 2, and Andrew, 4. She said she likes GMC SIERRA EXT CAB BROWN $8,995 the area because it’s peaceful and crime is low. I Phone 872-2010 I 1988 “It’s good environment to raise kids in.” 1988 GMC SIERRA 4x4 W/PLOW BLU $1 0,495 a 1988 CHRYSLER 5TH AVE 4 OR RED $6,995 VI-81 & 53 area. Completely remodeled country 1988 BUCK LESABRE 4 DR WHITE $5,495 lome, 2 bedrooms plus unfinished upstairs, 10 acres of Find the Service or Product and. Owner will discuss contract. Try high 30’s. 1988 BUCK LESABRE 4 DR WHITE $8,795 X175 1988 PONT TRANS AM GTA RED $1 1,995 You Need in This. . . . Action Guide 1987 BUCK CENTURY ZDR RED $5,495 1986 PONT GRAND PRlX 2DR SILVER $4,595 1986 OLDS DELTA 88 BRGHM 2DR $5,995 SERVICE DIRECTORY I 1986 CHEV CAVALIER 4DR RED $2,795 1986 OLOS DELTA 88 ROYALE RED $3,295 1986 BUCK CENTURY 4DR LT BLUE $2,295 1985 PONT PARlSlENNE 4DR GOLD $1,995 Buds and Blossoms PLUMBING & IIEATING. INC. 1985 FORD VAN 150 BLUE SILVER $3,895 KRITZMAN’S by Sandy 652E Miin. $2,795 SERVICE Phon. 872-5084 1 985 BUICK CENT LIM 4DR BLACK Flowers - Plants - Ballms 1985 PONT BONN LE 40R DRK BLUE $2,195 6590 Main St. Sandy Tiernay. Owner 4546 Leach St.. Cass City, MI 48726 1985 CHEV MT CARLO 2DR GOLD $2,495 Cass City, MI 48726 (517) 872-4800 Phons 872-3935 1985 DODGE ARIES K 2DR SILVER $1,795 Just Listed - mid 50’s - 3 bedtooms, living room, Major Appliance Service Center 1985 FORD TEMPO 4DR GREY $2,195 parlor, dining room, large den, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, Audio-Video-Electronics- PLUMBING-HEATING 1 Tuff-Kote Dinol large lot, in Cass City. A call to 872-4377 gets a 1985 BUCK CENTURY 2DR LT BLUE $2,995 Antenna Systems showing for you. It’s a nice place to live! CCT084. 1984 CHEV SUB 4x4 BLUE $6,295 Factory Authorized on Automotive Rust Proofing [DAN’S POWER & STOVE Systems 8 Waxing $1,495 many brands 1984 CHEV CELEBRITY 2 DR BROWN We Specialize in Service Fireplaces, Sloves, Chimneys Gravel Guards Just Listed - 3 bedrooms, newly remodeled, new 2-ca 1984 OLDS TORONADO 2DR GREY $3,995 Mom-Fri. - 8-5 Chimney sweeping 8 repairs Running Boards garage, in Cass City, Houghton and Ale St. Drive by 1984 PONT SUNBIRD 2DR BROWN $995 Sat. - 8-12. STlHl chainsaws 8 outdoor Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection then call for showing. $39,900. CCT-085 power equipmen1 1984 PONT SUNBIRD STA WAG RED $1,995 _- Lawn 8 garden equipment Phone 269-9585 Ranch on 15 Acres - across from state land - newel 1983 CHEV CELEBRITY 4DR LT BRN $1,795 -A SNAPPER mowers 8 tillers 827 S. Van Dyke, Bed Axe home built late 70s, full basement, 3 bedrooms,2 baths 1 982 BUCK CENTURY CUST 4DR GRY $1,795 Sales & Service CCI 3806 N. Crawford Rd., drive by, then arrange foi 6509 Main, City 1982 CHEV MALIBU CLASSIC 4DR $1,495 Cass WINDOW CLEANING showing - CC187 II W & Brake Shop Buyers inquiring on all types of real estate. MuHlsn - Shocks - Llstim guarantees - SUPREME NOTE: Minor engine repain Codifid Mechanic APPLIANCE Now’s the time to list with us. Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. SALES & SERVICE WINDOW CLEANING HOWARD BELL, INC. Fa1lW€ OF LIAGC CMF Phone 872-2251 KITCHEN AND LAUNOAY Storms- Screens-Windows BUCK - PONTIAC - GMC 6597 Main, Cass City Janitorial Sewla Flmrs U Eaves & Gutters Cleaned Hi-Ria Servlce S Rental Estimales on Canmercial, CASS CITY TIRE wuf~~ll Residential 8 lndustrlal Work Hercules and Cooper CALL US TODAY Complete Insurance Covergc TIRES @ Fuelgas Securily s$rvices Available - T~raRoppair AI nmrnls Mullliri Jundion of M-53 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw B&r - Od Changai and M-81 CMddMKhanc cur clly Call Phone 872-5303 Phone 872-2161 790-7609 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 PAGE ELEVEN CALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU : For Rent Notices Services Services ( Help wanted ) Established Trueklng Corn pany has opening for ex- FOR RENT- 2-bedroom 4'VOTE for Demo- ~~~ periencd Owner Oprators. . apartment at Northern AUG. Ken Martin crat Kathleen Newel1 for BABY-SITTER WANTED Tractors must be 1989 or - FIRST-TIME garage sale - Heights Apartments. Call Smith Electric, Inc. Saturday, June 6,9-? Tod- Novesta Township Clerk. - 3-4 days a week. Prefer newer. Most states covered. Shop Cass City! 872-2369, Equal Housing tcenagcr. Inquire at 6343 Company Reefers and Dry dler through adult clothing, 5-5-27-10 Refrigeration We can rnect or beat big Opportunity . 4-6-34 Homes - Farms Pine St., Apt. 1, before 2 Vans available. Respond to: furniture, dishes, toys and Commercial p.m. 11-6-3-3 Record-Eagle, Box G-7, P.O. city prices. Guarantees miscellaneous, 6703 REMINDER - Gagetown and FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Alumni Reunion is June 13. Industrial ALASKA EMPLOYMENT 49685-Box 632,06320 Traverse City, Mi and low prices are our Houghton St. 14-6-3-1 apartment, Deckerville Rd. Appliance Repair ~ Call 665-2402. 5-6-3-1 New and rewire system for making happy & M-81, $300 month plus YARD SALE - June 4,5,6, - Earn $5,00O+/month. Sea- 165' Lake Frontage .20 customers. utilities. Security deposit DOG in Kingston STATE LICENSED 9:00-5:00. Little bit of eve- and references required. LOST All makes and models sonal Or Year-round employ - m inutes N. E. of Muskegon. C.C, Muffler & area. Cocker Spaniel mix, Phone 872-4114 rything, 6343 Pine St., in 673-4110 or 673-5997, ask n-~ent.Free @ansportation! Great for kids. 2600 sq. ft. 3 Brake Shop female about 1 1 " high, black back yard, behind funeral for June. 4-5-27-2 Call 872-3092 4 180 Hurds Comer Road Room and board! Male or or 4 bedroom home on acre 6597 Main, Cass City home. 14-6-3-1 with brown around eyes, I 8-8-10-6 female. for employment sized lot. $98,500.00 phone 872-225 1. ROOM FOR RENT - nose and legs. White chest. 8-3-15-tf program call 1-206-545- 61 6-828462. M-81 Answers to the name Fred- GARY WILLS Construc- 4156ext* 3151- and Deckerville Rd. $150 tiori - licensed builder, exca- 1-6-3-4 Myfile Beach sac.- Luxury month plus share of utilities. die. Call 479-6463. 5-6-3-1 FOR PROFESSIONAL Condominiums, Oceanfront - ~- dressmaking, tailoring and vation, to finish. Call 872- Security deposit and refer- Over the years you lost DO you LoVEcats and Oceanview, 2-3 bedrooms, FOR SALE - set of encyc- alterations. call Pat McCull- 3505. 8-1-29-tf dogs? Need an energetic private balconies, free 32 32 ences required. 673-4 110 or ~ -~ lopedias, 1988 edition, FOR SALE in Cass City area some hair, but this year ouch at 872-4892. 8-5-27-1 "self-starter" who ~111US page =lor vacation brochure volume EnCYX; -4bedroom brick home with 673-5997, ask for June. you gain Medicare Thomas Roofing initiative and common on lodging, affordable rates Britanica. Never u 4-5-27-2 - large garage on 1 1/2 acres. Happy 65th, Dad Serving the area sense. Must understand, Barefoot Vacations 1 -800- in original boxes. Includes Possible land contract to Erla Packing World Atlas and Data An- for 21 years carry out and relay orders, 845-0837. qualified buyer. Call (517) FOR RENT - storage, Cass 6233 Church St. ials to date. If interested, City Mini-Storage. Call and be responsible for clean- Dlstrlbutwo Needdl me i3all872-4813 after 6 p.m. 658-23 13. 3-5-20- 3 872-39 17. 4-1-254 Cass City LICENSED linessof arcas. Non-smoker. D~~ Diet- is exwing in billion 2-5-20-3 Phone 872-2191 6 $ idustry. Commissions For Rent ~- INSURED Call after p.m. 872-2698. and ~~ 1 overrides paid weekty. Market- .~ FOR RENT - The Paint Custom Butchering 1-6-3-2 FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Store has a wallpaper Fridays only BONDED ing plan and FREE information CRAFTS AND - 1600.3744491. CHILDREN'S furniture - lower apartment in country, steamer for easy removal of USDA Inspected Plint 87212970 PARK RANGERS, game Monday through Friday. partially furnished, heat and old wallpaper. Call 872- Custom Curing, Smoking, wardens, security, m&nte- Pizza Vending Machlner. Call 872-2608. Harold utilities included, available 2445. 4- 11-24 Cutting, Wrapping and Cass City nance, etc. No experience Get a big piece of the pie. 20 after July 4. References and LOST - Black cat with one Freezing necessary. For information Hot Foods. 6 Choice kea- Deering, 4366 Hurds Comer deposit. Call 665-2616. Notices Rd., Cass City. 2-2-26-tf eye. If found please call 872- We Make Venison Sausage call (219) 769-4@9 (ext. tions Provided. High Profas - 4 4-27- 3 89421, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 7 Moderate Investment. Pizza PHOTO TRIMMERS, earn 2525. 5-6-3- 1 8-10-31-tf days. 11-6-3-4 PIUS 1-800-749-9993. FOR RENT 1 and to $125 per day, no experi- - bedroom I AM NO longer responsible EXTERIOR SPRAY paint- Carpet & Upholstery Make Money selling the new 2 bedroom apartments, fur- ence needed. Call 1-800- I Sales 5-20-9 for anyone's bills other than ing. Hendrick's Paint and ( Work Wanted ) "pest Free" magnetic pest ~~ 1 nished, new carpet, new- 262-43 8 9. 5- my own, as of June 1,1992. Tree Service. Call 872- eliminator. it works and saves GARAGE SALE- 4027 paint, refrigerator, stove. IF YOU OR a member of Steven Pasanski. 5-6-3-3 2019. 8-4-29-tf WORK WANTED - Lawn money- Dynamic Prodas, Doerr Rd. Grill, baby items, Call 872-3315 or 872-2696, your family are suffering work, small cwntry jobs, P.0. Box 723, Grand Blanc, ask for Bud. 4-10-16-tf MI 48439. collectibles, Friday and Sat- from the following: joint Elmer H. Francis painting and brush removal. urday, 9-5. 14-6-3-1 pain, stiff neck, fatigue, 872-5054. 12-6-3-3 Drivers Take Charge,. of your FOR RENT - 1 kdmm headaches, memory loss, Building Contractor career and your life. Drive for MULTI-FAMILYyard sale apartment, partly furnished. difficulty concentrating,you Seeking nice - 8 to 5, Thursday and Fri- Single person preferred. may have Lyme disease. country home to New Homes or y, 4125 West, corner of Call 872-3343.* 4-1-234 Lyme Hotline 1-800-643- Remodeling, Roofing, uizabeth. 14-6-3-1 rent, references Don Dohn 7769, Tuesday 1:OO p.m.- Siding, Barns, Pole 4394 Maple #3 FOR RENT - 1-bedroom 5:Oo p,m., Thursday, 4:OO available. apartment, partially fur- Cass City HUGE GARAGE SALE-5 p.m.-8:00 p.m. 5-5-27-3 Buildings Phone 872-3471 8-7-10-tf families, lots of useful nished, good condition, .. above Coach Light WANTED - Street vendors Call (3 13) 429-7 107 Licensed and Insured things, Thursday, June 4, Phar- Sewing and Alterations 9:00-5:00, 4633 Huron, macy. Call 872-3613. for Cass City sidewalk sales, Phone 872-2921 American, Japanese High Chris Erla. 14-6-3-1 4-5-27-tf July 15-18. Sell your arts 5-6-3-3 by Kathleen Nizzola CH2 ISTIAN MOTHER School Exchange Stu- ~~ and crafts, hobbies, handy 8-2-26-tf Will do baby -sitting in her dents... arriving August ...host GqGETOWN Women's FOR RENT - Masonic goods. Call for information, BINGO - Every Thursday home. Infants and children families needed I American Study Clubannual rummage Temple Refreshment Hall - 872-361 3. 5-5-20-6 at SL Pancratius Hall, S. AUCTIONEERING - SC~ Bridal Parties of parents on M.O.S.T. pro- Intercultural Student Ex- -le, June 4, 5 and 6, at parties, dinners, meetings. Seeger, Cass City. Doors Lorn "Slim" Hillaker. Top Mending, zippers, hems gram welcome. Have many change.887-2535 or Call 1 -800-SIBLING. Patricia 517- ; uagetown Fire Hall, 9 a.m.- No alcoholic kverages. BUILDERS open 6:O p,m. early-bird dollar for your property. Children and adults references. 8 72-4594. BARN 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. Phone 872-3019, Cass City. 9pim.,with bakesale June6. Call Lynwood LaPeer, 872- Black, Brick, Concrete 12-5-27-3 Got A Campground Mem 14-6-3-1 3191. 44-34 Phone 872-54 10. Knights of 8- 10-34 No job too small bershlp Or Tiiqeshare? : Pole Barns Columbus Council Free estimates No. ---- (Card of Thanks ) We'll take it. America's most : All types of carpentry 8892. 5-12-3 1 -tf T & Collision successful resort resale a One contractor C WORDS CAN NOT express clearinghouse. Call resort 1 Certified Master Mechanic 5097 Koepfgen Road One price the thanks and apprecia- sales information toll free hot- , Computer Alignments Cass City, MI 48726 tion in our hearts for all the line 1-800-423-5967. Licensed builder (517) 872-4215 cards, flowers, visits and Free Estimates Computer Balance 1 mile west, 1 1/4 north Interior & Exterior calls by all of our family, Cash Fast Equ'ky Loan. All Phone 872-5176 & Rotation 15 years' experience Paint in g friends,doctors and nurses credit understood. No income Front End Parts at Hills and Dales and St. veriiication. Past bankruptcy or 872-2544 Chuck Mester OK income property OK. 1- Shocks & Struts Mary's Hospitals during 5-5- 134 Tom Russell our recent illnesses. Maude 800-7484265. Brakes Managers WANmD - Free field- Tune-ups stones to gather for private Complete glass service I, Donald H. Schell, and my sidi wood fired hot water fur- Free Estimates Free estimates sister, Scarlett, naces. Heats your entire .: use, Cass City or Kingston 8-4-3-tf Ross Kraft area. Call 872-2789. All your tire needs from Cass City, Mich. take this opportunity to home and domestic hot water :I: 5-5-27-3 thank all those friends of from a wood fire outside your : wheelbarrows Carl J. Schell and his fam- home. I-800-545-2293. .~ ~- Simpson Excavating (517) 872-4122 i PROFIT BY BUYING RIGHT NOW!! to tractors BINGO - every Wednesday See us today Dozer landscaping - All 8-44-12 In Cass City - Entertain Your Friends in this spacious night. Open 6:OO-early bird types of backhoe work' home extra large living rmm and family room each - 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. Cass City Tire House demolirion & removal with beautiful fireplaces 2 1/2 bathrooms; Formal - Post 3644 VFW, Weaver SL Footings - Waterlines - dining room; natural gas fired hot water heating - 4 5-2-264 Phone 872-5303 zones - basement; large two car garage with electric 5- 12-18-tf Complete septic systems door openers; utility building for storing lawn and Sand - Gravel - Topsoil garden equipment; well landscaped yard, concrete WICKWARE SHWL driveway and much more. RELAX ON THE SUN- REUNION Well, Water softener sGV- Any size fill job DECK - priced to sell - Asking $1 15,000. Financing Will be held ice. All tyjm repaired. Free Estimates available. Call for an appointment right now!! Rebuilt pumps. 10% dis- 872-4502 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. SUNDAY, JUNE 14 count on new pumps and 8- 1 -23-tf tanks. In-home emergency 1 B.A. Calka, Realtor I A potluck dinner at noon service. Call 673-4850 or 800-7454851 anytime. Howard's Mower Blades neighbor children came 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726. Evergreen Park on 5-6-54 Free! To Anyone Receiving Heating & Air over to play in and around Payments on a land contract: elephone 1-5 17-872-3355,or 872-323 M-53,33/4 miles south of in Stock the barn. In the summers M-81. Five facts you need to know. 5-6-3-1 f Wanted to Buv 1 Conditioning Ariens - Bolcns cousins would visit for sev- Call 24 hours, 1-800-428- Case Ingersoll eral weeks, generating 131 9, for recorded message. P1 umbi ng supplies many fond memories. To WANTED - Used lawn Cub Cadet - Dynamark Tuttion-Free Training For A GET A MA"S haircut - mowers and tillers, running Electrical drain Carl's special friends, your Dwaine's Barber Shop, John Deere - Fall-K-Mart sharing in his life is ap- Driving Career At Corn or not. 517-872-5456. cleaning Trans, Inc. Corn Trans, Inc., basement Osentoski Realty. 6-2-12-tf Kubota - Lawn Boy preciated. Eunice very Ace flattop. Also cutting Ask for Jeny Sears - Roper much regretted not being is currently accepting applica- able to attend the services tions for their tuition-free, "_ shut-ins. Call 872-3083. WANED silver coins, Simplicity - Allis 5-5-13-3 872-2030 but was unable to do so due employee training program. . dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 8-9-25 - Jacobsen to poor health. Donald13-6-3-1 H. Our training program consists * There will be a and back -- silver dollars V-idlers - Flat idlers Schell. of 3 weeks of classroom and . Potluck Dinner 1878 to 1935. Paying top ELECTRIC and Air cleaners - Seats vehicular instruction. You will price. The Coin Shop, 6439 MOTOR be trained using the latest June 6 at 6:30 p.m. power tool repair, 4 p.m. to 8 Dcck Wheels technology in the industry. We Main. Phone 872-39 19. p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 at the VFW Hall 6-9-21 -tf Spindle brgs. requlre: 21years old *meet p.m. Saturdays. John Blair, Many more too numerous D.O.T/Co rn Trans qualif ica- All l/s mile west of M-53 on VFW members ( To Give Awav 1 to mention. tions 'pass drug test. We and Ladies Auxiliary Sebewaina Road. Phone offer: *.20 per mile to start Next day, UPS. members invited. 8- 12- 1 3-tf plus bonus 'Medical care FREE CHICKENS - 8 269-7909: We sharpcn and weeks old. Call 872-3289. benefits *retirement and 401 Beautiful brick home in a nice wooded setting, 7 Steve Wright Painting balance blades Land Contrack. Top dollar (K) savings plan *get-home bedrooms, 3 baths, family room with fireplace, full Installation of officers 7- 5 -27-3 paid. Call Vic. Mortgage policy *paid vacation. We . bhsement with a walk-out to back 30x40 garage/ yard, after the dinner. FREE PUPPIES - pat Rabideau America. 1-800-748-0265. have terminal locations in tho . tbol shed. $1 19,900 - Cy938 5-6-3-1 Dachshund, part Cocker. Call 872-2442 or (5645 M Farm Store yew on the Market - Southeast of Cass City, nice 4 GIRLS WANTED from , Phone 872-2616 b$droom home on 20 acres, lots of remodeling done, Michigan, between 7-19, to Street, Cass City. 7-6-3-1 4842 Hemlock Lane compete in this year's 6th Cass City, Mich. 48726 6080 E. Cass City Rd. between.!!o spring fed lakes IL. For an information package basement, garage, barn. $59,900 - F672 - 9 weeks annual 1992 Detroit Pag- FREE KITTENS 9-5-13-5 with public access. Only call 1-800-759-6980'ask for old, black and white and lit- Commercial - Residcntial $5900, $275 down, $100 Gilding site or hunting, 35 acres south of Cass City, eants. Over $20,000 in tered trained. Call 872-4813 operator 237. Equal Oppor- Custom Wallpapering Help Wanted monthly, lo%, Northwoods tunity Employer. s4me woods, paved road. $29,900 - A261 prizes and scholarships. Call after 6 p.m. 7-5-20-3 Airless Spray ( ] Land Company 61 6-258-8030 today 1-800Pageant (1 -800- or 61 6-258-5308. A Doctor Buys Land Con- :Several pieces of farm land available, call today. 724-3268) Ext. 3984. Services Phone (517) 872-4654 SALES CLERK wanted - tracts and gives loans on 5 -5 -27-2 8-4-1 5-tf Sundays only. Inquirc in Basement Walls - We fix Real Estate. Immediate ser- person. Ben Franklin. cracked or bulging walls, we vice 31 3-335-61 66 or 1-800- ROOFING & 1-6-3- do basement waterproofing - 837-6166. Sommers' Bakery Are you ready no digging - economical - & Restaurant SIDING guaranteed - free estimates. Wolff Tanning Beds New We have For all your roofing, siding, for spring? ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Timbertown Water Control - Commercial-Home Units from Get your lawn mowers CAKES gutters, soffits and fascia needs! - fisheries, Earn $5,0Oo+/ Chimney Relining. 1-800- $1 99.00. Lamps-Lotions-Ac- I and tillers repaired. month. Free transportation! 832-7060. In Detroit area call cessorieslow as $18.00. monthly Call payments today. , for graduations Call Jim for a free estimate and see what he can do for you! Call Room and Board! Male or 1-800-747-2688. & weddings ! female. No experience nec- Free New color catalog 1- Licensed and insured. G & B Enterprises Health & Wealth. Need 5 Also, carry-out essary. Age 18 to 70. Sum- 800-367-6836. mer or year-round employ- people capable of 6 figure in- BROASTED CHICKEN CASS CITY 517 -872-5456 come. Finest prducts for fat Place Your Statewlde Ad Caro 51 7-673-2555 ment available. For employ- 8 cholesterol reduction. Doc- Here! $300 buys a 25 word for your party needs SIDING 1 1/2 miles ment program call 1-206- Kelly W. Smith, Broker 3-6-3-1 west of Cass City tors, Athletes, Professionals, classified ad offering over Cass City 872-3577 872-5082 545-4156 ext. 3035. Housewives ioinina. 1-800- 1.700.000 circulation. Contad 5-6-3-1 8-6-3-tf 8-4-8- tf 1 1-5-6-10 94279304, Bok 20551. this newspaper for details. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1992 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Election is Mondavw School board candidates present views School board candidates in our present administration the methods used in teach- and board with all programs 38 to45 mills.Throughcare- skills. We are slowly recog- be successful, we need to Owen-Gage Booster Club. the Cass City and Owen- ing our children may need to ful management we are nizing that we need to ad- make sure we have an ade- He and his wife, Kaye, now reinstated that had to be be changed. example of Gage districts were recently An holding at 30.9 mills. dress these areas of concern. quate staff to student ratio as have 2 children, Corbin, 8, asked to respond to 3 ques- dropped in the early 1980s this is the new program for and some new programs/ It is my belief that we need well as adequate materials. and Katie, 4. tions, as well as provide grades 5th-8th at the middle to train our young people for This will cost the district in some information about classes added. school starting next fall. Neither of the other 2 the occupations that are the initial stages, but the cumbentOwen-Gage Ronald candidates, Good and in- themselves. This new program may re- available. Some of these rewards our children will The questions were: quire additional teachers will require a college degree receive will certainly out- challenger Tom Mcllendorf, 1) Why are you seeking a and the retraining of some of while others will call for weigh the expenses. board seat, and what do you our current teachers, responded to the specialized training . Chronicle’s invitation. feel you can contribute that It is necessary that we con- We also need to offer more OWEN-GAGE would benefit the school tinue tobe very prudent with “practical courses” on bal- 1) I feel I am young and district? the spending of our tax dol- ancing checkbooks, devel- very interested in what is Lifelong Owen-Gage going on in our district. In 2) There is talk about a lars on our school. But, I oping budgets, study skills, School District resident change in direction for don’twantourchildren tobe the past 4 years on the board, and interpersonal skills. Walter Swiastyn, 34, is one I’ve participated in school schools, with more empha- at a disadvantage in college, of 3 candidates vying for one sis on “practical” courses, or on the job, because we activities as well as attended 3) When we discuss of 2,4-year trustee terms in state conferences and meet- especially for those students wouldn’t spend a few dollars schools and the education the Owen-Gage district. He who are not going to attend Beverley Auten bringing our school system ings. I find that by attending they are providing for our is one of 2 incumbents. these meetings, it keeps me college. Do you believe this up to date. youth, we always turn our Employed at the Co-op- is the right or wrong way to 1) I am an incumbent who up-to-date on what is goin attention to the financial erative Elevator in on in education statewide a& proceed? Why? has served on the board question. Are we spending Gagetown, the Gagetown 3) Do you feel that the nearly 6 years. I have bcen well as nationwide. Linda Volz too many dollars, not resident is a state certified schools are spending too treasurer the past two years enough or just right? This is school board member and a 2) I don’t feel that either many of our tax dollars, not and a member of the School always a difficult question way is the“right” way or the 1) It is a very exciting and Michigan Association of enough or just right? Ex- Improvement Committee. I to answer. It is like asking if School Board Award of “wrong” way, because plain. find this an exciting and Danny Haag challenging time for the $100 a week for a family of schools should provide for educational field. I want to Merit recipient. challenging time to be part four for food is too much. It Swiastyn has served as both the college bound stu- THE CANDIDATES be a part of the changes and of the school system. The 1) I am sceking a board seat depends on the family and school board treasurer for dents, as well as the ones School Improvement Proc- . because I want to become moves we are making into how they managing their entering the work force. We the information age. The are the past 2 years and is a In Cass City, the candi- ess related to Public Act 25 more involved in the deci- money. We need to look at representative to the Huron have to keep all students in dates include incumbent is mandating schools to take sion making process of the move must be made quickly the school district and what mind when it comes to edr and efficiently if our nation County School Board Asso- Fred Matthews, 59, a full- an in-depth evaluation of the school system. I believe that they are spending their funds ciation. He is a member of cation. I feel that Owen- time dairy farmer who re- various curriculums from K- providing our children with is going to be competitive on. If they are providing a Gage provides a very well and a world leader. the Owendale Lions Club sides in the Decker area. 12. The four schools are all a good school system is a quality education and pre- and vice-president of the rounded curriculum for the A lifelong area resident, he involved at their level plus very important responsibil- I feel that my educational size of our district. I am also and professional back- paring our children for the is a leader for the Evergreen district wide with positive ity of a district. In the next 21st century then they are very happy for the teaching Guys and Gals4-HClub, a 3- and motivating effects and decade our school will face ground will be an asset to the and training available to our board. My psition at Jordan putting our tax dollars to year member of the Sanilac changes involving all school some very tough challenges, work for us. If these goals juniors and seniors by the County 4-HCouncil and a employees. I am attending in the educational process College has givcn me in- Huron County Area Skill sight into the problems and are not being met then we member of the board of trus- the last class I need to re- itsclf, and with finances. Fred Matthews need to reassess the school Center in Bad Axe. tees of the Good Shepherd ceive Statc certification as a In regards to the challenges issues that face society. It district’s budget priorities. 3) I don’t believe that any- Lutheran Church in Cass School Board Member prior has also reaffirmed my be- in the educational process, The bigger question is one would ever feel like & 1) I ran for a seat on the lief that education is the door City. to the election. I feel I can we nced to constantly re- Cass City board 8 years ago whether our country, states, school is not spending Matthews and his wife, continue tobe acontributing view the methods and tech- to success and knowledge is on the belief it was neces- the key. or cities are placing a prior- enough of their tax dollars. Joan, have 3 children, Judy, member to this process with niques used in teaching to sary to reapportion the board ity on education? Do we Weless alltaxes, would but theprefer dollars paying we 19, Julie, 17, and Jim, 15. past experience and ccrtifi- determine if we are reaching support the programs and with representatives equally 2) Our educational system Beverley Auten, 51, an- cation if I’m reelected. our students. As to finances, located around the the staff that are needed to spend are mostly local tax other incumbent, is a regis- the needs will increase due has been slow in responding district.This goal has been to the needs of our society. provide a quality education? dollars, with very little tered nurse employed at 2) I believe most students to the normal costs of run- met. Also I have 2 children coming from the state. With Hills and Dales General need the “practical” courses ning our school system. Business and four year insti- For example, the Cass City attending school at this time. tutions have been clamoring our tax payers in mind, the Hospital, Cass City, for the and it should be availablc for I want to bc involved dur- School District is moving dollars spent in the I work wcll with people and for specific skills, higher tax past 17 years. them. Some examples ing this exciting time be- toward the Middle School Owen-Gage school district, have a lot of contacts with level thinking, and basic concept. If this program is to A graduate of Cass City would be budgeting, parent- cause the actions kkcn now parents and staff over the Walt Swiastyn I feel, are spent wisely. High School (1957), Delta ing skills, balancing a will affect the dircction of period of a year, College (1975) and Saginaw checkbook, along with vo- the school for many years to Valley State University cational skills. We need to come. I feel I would bc able 2) Over the period of years (1986), she attends the encourage our students to set to contributc to the many I have been on the board, I Evangelical Free Church, realistic goals and strive to decisions the board will have felt strongly about where she teaches 2 and 3 do and be the best they can. have to make bccause of my vocational education. Per- year olds and is a member of Students need to follow a college education arid my haps no more than 50% of the general board, vocational career if they work experience. graduating studcnts will TRANSAMERICACAPITAL APPRECIATION FUND She and husband, Les, re- aren’t interested in or aca- ever complete college. The demically qualified for col- 2) I believe this is the A 20.65% average annual return since inception.* side in Greenleaf Township, wrong way. Our school remainder should be trained Sanilac County. They have lege, but I would not want to either in school or at the Skill see them settle for less than needs to provide the classes A Ranked in top 3% of all mutual funds since inception.** 4 children, Les 111, Paul, needed to obtain a well Center to find and hold Russ and Julie, and 4 grand- their ability or potential al- meaningful employment. Outperformed the S&P, the Dow and the NASDAQ.+ lows. Students and parents rounded education. There A children. will always be the need to: Prcferably employment in Challenger Danny L. need to consider the future our area. Also we have dis- A Low $100 minimum investment. with the probability of six or know math, be able to read Hug, 40, has lived in the well, have the ability to cussed at the board level thc CassCity School District for more career changes during matter of practical family Request a prospectus that contains more information, including all charges and their life time. Technology exprcss yourself in writing, expenses. Please read the prospectus carefully before sending money or investing. 20 years. and understand the founda- living. Things all of us will A graduate of Saginaw is changing so rapidly as we encounter every day of our approach the 21st century tion of our democratic sys- Valley State University, tem. life. where he earned a that students need life long Newell E. Harris learning skills for survival. I think we should concen- 3) I know of no other school bachelor’s degree in ac- trate on doing a better job at counting and finance and a The job market is projecting in this area that is as effi- 51 7-872-2688 a large number of service this. If our students graduate ciently operated as the Cass master’s degree in finance, from high school with a solid orientated careers and City system. When I, as a *34.57%, 17.53% and 20.65% are the Fund’s awruge annual returns for one- and five-year periods ending 9/30/91 and since he is employed as a control- education, then they will be ler for the Carquest Distribu- “practical” courses will help board member, am in con- inception (912618s). ltrcludes the effects of the maximum 4.75% sales charge and dividends reinvested at net asset value. Without Expense them prepare for this. very trainable on the job, tact with other school boards reimbursement, the average annual return since inceptiod and for the five years eqded 9l30l91 would have been 15.58% and 15.49%, tion Center in Bay City. and capable to complete any He and his wife, Shirley, and news media, it makes respectively. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investment return and principal will fluctuate so that shares, when redeemed, TAXES -We would all like specific courses they may one feel good about how may be worth more or less than the price you paid. *Based on a Special Report a>ailablefrom Lipper of capital appreciatton funds (69) and have one child, Nathan, 11. take. If a pcrson wants to The family has lived in town to see more money used effi- much quality education we, of all mutual funds (781) in existence 9/26/85 - 9/30/93. Prior to April 1991, the Fund was culled Transamerica Technology Fund and pursued ciently for our schools. The pick up some “practical” are getting for our money. an objective of long- term capital growth. Calculations exclude sales charges. flndexes, which are unmanaged, represent averages of stock price for the past 14 years. courses, then this might Another challenger, Linda current recession and job be There are schools not too performance and are reported with dividends except for the NASDAQ. Transamerica Fund Distributors, lnc., principal distributor. Volz, 39, of Cass City, is an market being what it is, I something that our skill distant that are operating on admission representative, think taxes need to stay center could provide more counselor and instructor at status quo for now. I would of. Jordan College. like to see tax dollars state She and her husband, Char- wide used more equitably so 3) I believe that in the fu- les, who is an Aid Associa- all schools had the same tax ture our schools will need to tion for Lutherans represen- base per student instead of a spend more of our tax dol- lars. First, it will be neces- tative, have 2children, Joce- low of $2,500.00 to a high of $8,500.00 as thc range. I fccl sary in order to just meet the Notice Weed Control 14, Public lyn, and Aaron, 9. Cass City Public Schools normal costs increases of - The following are each of running a school. Second, the candidates, responses: have bcen cost efficient w ith Notice is hereby given that the growing of noxious weeds on property within the Vil- lage of Cass City is prohibited by State law and any such weeds must be cut by the Services vou can count on.,, property owner, tenant, or occupant of the property on or before June 15, 1992, and again J thereafter on or before August 15, 1992. CALL US FOR ALL OF YOUR FUEL OIL AND PROPANE GAS NEcnc’ e Resldmntirl Commercial Tu “Noxious weeds” include Canada thistle (Circium arvense), dodders (any species of Cuscuta), mustards (charlock, black mustard and Indian mustard, species of Brassica or Sinapis), wild carrot (Daucus carota 1, bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis 1, perennials sowthistle (Sonchus arvensis 1, hoary alyssum (Berteroa incana), ragweed (ambrosia elatior 1.) and poison ivy (rhus toxicodendron), poison sumac (toxicodendron vernix), oxeyes daisies, ragweed, goldenrod, or other plant which is recognized as deleterious to health, safety, or public welfare and recognized as common nuisance.

If the weeds are not cut, the Village will enter the property and do so, and all costs in- curred shall be chargeable to the property owner, tenant or occupant, who may also be cylinders. We also carry a complete line of subject to prosecution and fine under State law. quality heaters, furnaces, water heaters. FREE Gas Systems safety check with Dated: June 3, 1992 every new tank installation. CALL US TODAY FOR ALL OF YOUR OAS 8 OIL NERDS Joyce A.,LaRoche Village Clerk 164rB:m CHRYSLER Dodge Jeep

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