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Morning Burial site a mystery fire guts Cass man unearths workshop CitvU

An early morning blaze lev- eled a workshop about 3 tombstone in front vard viles southwest of Jagetown Monday. by Torn Montgomery death of ;I Rev. W. Binder, In 1946, a merger with the son. Gagetown fire fighters were Editor who, according to the en- United Brethren Church was Jackson reported there wa called to the Roger and Joann graving, died in November completed and the church no record of Binder’s buria Landscaping will never be 1883 at the age of “38 years . continued under its new at the Elkland Townshil Martindale residence, 5568 the same again for Scott - and 28 days”. A pair of Cemetery. Haynes’ next step Hurds Corner Rd., shortly Clark. namc, the Salem Evangelical hands clasping is engraved at was to contact the Tuscola after 1 a.m. Fire Chief Paul Clark, who along with his United Brethren Church - the the top of the stone, which E1JB. In 1968, the EUB County Clerk’s Office, but he Lopez reported a 22-foot by wife, Jackie, and the couple’s also includes the inscription, churches merged with the ran into another roadblock - 35-foot shed at the residence, children moved to Cass City which is located near Hoppe “My bcloved hushand.” United Methodist churches there is no death certificate a month and a half ago, was LJncertain of what to do, Road, was fully engulfed and it became the Salem on file for Binder. working on a landscaping Clark called the c‘riss City wfhenthe fire department ar- United Methodist Church, project at his Sherman Street I Police 1)ep.i.rtment. which it remained until its An 1888 plat map shows .,ved. home last week when he un- Sgt. Craig 1 Iaynes, a local 1995 merger with the Trin- the Clarks’ residence was earthed a mystery made of The cause of the fire was history buff. found the mys- ity United Methodist part of a large farm field 5 granite. not determincd. 1,opez noted tcry intriguing arid wasted no Church. years after Binder’s death, a state fire marshal investi- Clark discovered a tomb- time digging for any infor- gator was scheduled to visit stone buried in his front yard. mation he could find on the the scene sometime Tuesday. The find proved to be a his- minister. torical link to one of the Hi= learned Binder was one area’s oldest churches, but Lopez said the structure in a long line of pastors who whether the headstone actu- have served what is today the was used as a worhshop and ally marks the site of a grave United Methodist Church of ontained tools, ;i drill press, remains a mystery. Cass City. According to the some shotguns and ;I water “I was breaking out some pump that services the rcsi- 1 oc ;i I h i s t or i cii 1 society ’ s

sidewalk and dug a little . I 4 x deeper, and I thought there book, published in 1996, the insured, cstiniiited the loss at was another piece of con- Kc\.. W. F. Bindei- served the The congregation has since and the land wasn’t incorpo- $10,000, the tjre chief said. a rated into the village until crete,” Clark said. Upon church from 1880 to 1882. constructedbuilding just northnew ofchurch Cass 1946, SCOTT CLARK and his son, Mitchell, 4, display the tomb- closer examination, Clark The church was established but little else is known. Gagetown fire fighters rc- City. mained at the scene for about discovered the rock was ac- in 186s under the name of stone of the Rev. W. Binder, an area pastor who died in 1883. Haynes, a former railroad Haynes said he plans to 2 hours. They were assisted tually a piece of granite bur- the Iivangelical Society. dctective in Detroit before he check records in Huron by the lilkland Township and Clark unearthed the tombstone in the front yard of his ied about 12 inches down. “It “Many of its early families on was face down. I dug around were of Gcrman origin, and joined the Cass City depart- and Sanilac counties, but LJnionville fire departments, Sherman Street residence in Cass City while working on some ment several years ago, be- Binder’s burial place remains :hich both scnt tankers to it and flipped it over.” some services were con- gan his investigation by con- a mystery at this time, and the scene. landscaping last week. The tombstone marked the ducted in German until just before World War I,” the tacting Cass City Historical there are no plans to dig up Council expands DDA district book states. Society member Katie Jack- Clark’s front yard.

As expected, the C;I>~Citj i ed ;r gii I II s t 11c w i m pIo ve - The developer, Supportive and north of Heechwood As for the good news, coun- Village Council Monday ap- nients to propctties within Housing Services (SHS),had Drive. cil members learned the Cass voved a rescilution txpand- the DDA di\trict are ear- been issued permits totaling Downing expressed opti- City Planning Commission .ig the boundaries of the marked tor the DDA, which $1.8 million to build 39 mism that the proposal may recently approved the pre- village’s Downtown Devel- then uses the funding for housing units totaling 26,820 still become reality, saying liminary site plan for “The opment Authority disti ict. various projects designed to square feet. The 5.7-acre SIIS officials have :ilre:idy Point” rnanupdctured home Added to the district were improve the district. construction site is located in invested more than !$lOO,aX, community proposed by lo- the Cass City IGA, 6121 Turning to other matters, the northwest corner of the in expenses related to its de- cal businessman Kelly Cass City Rd., and II parcel the council discussed some village, just west of velopment proposal in (?ass at 4429 Doerr Rd , owned by bad news and good news in- Northwood Condominiums City. Please turn to back page. Micro EDM (located just volving a pair of housing north of the businesses and development projects. currently occupied by a The had news is that the home). Both parcels were developer of B planned as- Bands organize benefit xeviously annexed to the sisted living complex in the illage. village has withdrawn its The motion to expand the proposal, apparently because DDA boundaries was ap- ;i guideline requiring devel- for area leukemia victim proved following a brief pub- opment of 4 such complexes lic hearing, during which no in this region could not be Some area bands will join tling for her life. Rachel Peters, a 1997 Cass comments were offered on met at this time, according to forces this weekend with a A benefit concert will bc City High School graduate the proposal. Village Manager Jane Down- common goal - to help out held Sunday starting at 2 who has been undergoing Village operating taxes lev- ing. an area resident who is bat- p.m. at the Knights of Co- chemotherapy treatments at lumbus 1 I:ill in Caro. The Sparrow Hospital since Feh- event will feature the Cass ruary. Peters. the daughter of Alan and Patti Peters, was diag- School daze ... nosed with leukemia in late January after battling what appeared to be a respiratory infection halfway through her sophomore year at Michigan State Ilniversity, CASS CITY HIGH School senior Lindsey Mills competed in where she is enrolled in a pre-dental program. the midst of world class athletes who gathered in Sydney, “She was very weak and her temperature kept going up Australia, for the 29th Annual City to Surf Race. The Aug. and down,” Patti Peters said 15 race drew more than 51,000 runners from all over the in a phone interview from h Sparr ow Ho s p it a I Th ur sd a y . world. Rachel Peters Some blood work later re- Cass City senior I! Mills races ‘down under’

Run ;I q-mile race and Race in Sydney, Australia, told her World Sports Ex- chances ;rrc good - provided one of the largest distance change officials had com- Snover teens in hot you actually crossed the fin- races in the world. with more piled a list of names based on ish linc .. ’ the first thought than 5 1,000people - many of scouting reports. afterwards woiild be enjoy- them world class athletes - Distance running is fairly water over damage ing 11 nice cool drink or an compet i ng. new to Mills, although she hour or 2 in a comfy lounge Mills, a senior at Cass City has been running since the A pair of Snover teens are matchbooks in and around c h :r i r. High School, was invited to seventh grade and enjoys in hot water af‘ter allegedly the building, including scv- Not Lindsey Mills. take part in the race as well track, including one- and 2- damaging the Snover Lions era1 that had been thrown Granted, Mills is just 18, ax scveral days of training in mile events. She joined Cass Club Building last week. onto cloth covered tables loves the exercise and has Australia Aug. 7- 16. The in- City’s cross-country team ?’he incident was reported behind appliances and near plenty of running miles un- vitation came from World last year. “I started last year, but I had an injury, so I had 1 as t Wed nesd a y, when a 250-gallon kerosene barrel. der her belt. Hut after finish- Sports Exchange, which of- Sanilac County Sheriff’s Deputies initially believed ing c1 14-K event last month, fered the same opportunity to to stop. This will be my first deputies reocived a call re- there were as many as 5 ju- she recalls saying she‘d ”run 69 other young runners from full season,” she explained. garding a break-in. Upon veni les involved, however, it again in a minute. across the country. “I ran the whole summer. SECOND grader Nichole Guigar gives her brother, arrival, deputies discovered after further investigation. “1 sprinted the last mile and “It was mostly (high After track season, I took a someone had broken into the number of suspects was still felt like I had tons left,” school) seniors. There were week off and then started up Derek, a first grader, a helping hand as he unpacks at and damaged the Lions Club narrowed to 2 youths, a 14- Mills said. She grinned and 2 or 3 who were going to be again,” added Mills, who his locker at Campbell Elementary School Thursday bu i Id i ng . year-old and 15-year-old, added, The largest race I freshmen in college, and a hopes to run at Central The suspects apparently both from the Snover area. had run before was a 4-mile. few juniors,” said Mills, the Michigan University, where morning. Cass City students kicked off the 1999-2000 also attempted to burn the Deputies said the 2 juve- I jumped up it little.” daughter of Scott and Janeen she plans to begin her stud- building down, according to niles have several charges ‘I‘he race was no typical 9.3- Mills. She isn’t certain of the ies in physical therapy next school year with a full day of classes. fa1 reports, which statc deputies pending. The incident re- mile run. In fact, it was the criteria used to select partici- I. found severul spcnt mains under investigation. 29th Annrial City to Surf pants, although one coach Please turn to back page. CASS PAGE TWO , CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SElTEMBER 1,1999 CITY, MICHIGAN Itk a girl! Meg’s Peg I Nicol earns his degree Dog7 rules

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Randy Perry passed along His father said he’d make a a newsletter published by deal with the boy. If he Jeanne McCorkle that con- brought his grades up, stud- tained several clever items. ied his Bible and got a hair Among them was the follow- cut, they’d talk about using ing: the car. Kaitlin Nicole Witherspoon After about a month the son Kaitlin was born July 16, Things We Can Learn came back and asked if they 1999, at Covenant Health From A Dog could discuss the car again. Care, Saginaw. She was born His dad told him he was Jason Nicol at 1:OS p.m. weighing 8 * Never pass up an opportu- ve;y proud of the way he’d Jason Nicol is a May 1999 pounds, 10 ounces, and was nity to go for a joy ride. raised his grades and studied graduate of Ferris State Uni- 20 inches long. * Allow the experience of his Bible. However, he still versity. He graduated with Parents are Richard and fresh air and the wind in your hadn’t got a haircut. an associate’s degree in ap- Lynette Witherspoon of Cass face to be pure ecstasy. The boy said, “Dad, I’ve plied science with a major in City. * When loved ones come been thinking about that. heavy equipment technol- Grandparents are AI and home, always run to greet You know,Samson had long ogy. Marc and Michelle Hill Florence Witherspoon of them. hair, Noah had long hair, and Nicol, 20, son of John and Cass City, Marge Veldman of * When it’s in your best in- Moses had long hair ...” Gayle Nicol of Cass City, Deford and Robert Veldman terest, practice obedience. To which the minister re- made the dean’s list during * Let others know when of Harbor Beach. plied, “Yes, and they walked the winter semester. Tracy and Kevin Franzel Brown and Hill Great-grandparents are they’ve invaded your terri- everywhere they went.” He is employed at Nicol & Evelyn Butler of Cass City, tory. Sons Inc., Cass City. Take naps, and stretch be- Jennie Mozdzen of Deford * Robinson, Franzel A united in marriage and Peg Veldman of Harbor fore rising. ***** Beach. * Run, romp and play daily. Deford Michelle Lynn Brown of and Cynthia Apotheker of Kai tlin was welcomed * Eat with gusto and enthu- Ann Arbor, friend of the siasm. married in Ublv Cass City and Marc Hudson home by her big sister, house J Hill of Elkton were united in bride. Attendants wore bur- Aubrei. * Be loyal. As a grandma, I can’t help open interacting with babies and Tracy Ann Robinson and tulle accented with pearl rr marriage July 24 at the gundy chiffon gowns with * Never pretend to be some- Kevin Glenn both small children. It’s what we Franzel, of grandmother’ssettes from veil. he! Elkton United Methodist off the shoulder caps and a thing you’re not. slated Ubly, were married Dee. 19, Church, princess line body. Each car- Allen * If what you want is buried, do. The other night while wait- Deford Elementary School 1998, at St. John’s Catholic Shelly Engel of Ubly was The Rev. Peter Crawford ried bouquets of pink roses dig until you find it. Church of Ubly. the maid of honor. Michelle and alstromeria accented * When someone is having a ing for my husband at the students and their parents are and the Rev. Robert encouraged to attend The Rev. Randy Kelly offi- Schumacher of Ubly was Bellingar, uncle of the bride, with ivy. awarded bad day, be silent, sit close front of the store, a baby an an- riding in his mother’s shop- nual open house at the ciated at thedoublering cer- also a maid of honor and officiated at the double-ring Chad Esch of Saginaw, by and nuzzle him or her Kelly Franzel of Flint, sister ping cart was getting fussy school . emony. ceremony. The bride is the friend of the groom, was the $2,000 gently. The bride is the daughter of of the groom, was brides- daughter of James and Judy best man. Groomsmen were * Thrive on attention and let while they waited to get The event is scheduled for today (Wednesday) frog Kevin and Clarice Robinson maid. Brown of Cass City. The Kelly Hill oftlbly, brother of Melannie Allen of Deford, people touch you. checked out. to Parents of Ubly, atfa fhe gf&m is the The flower girl was Nicok groom is the son of Lewis the groom, Eric Brown of a graduate of Deford Chris- *Avoid biting when a simple I waved to him. He waved 530 6:30 p.m. will have an opportunity son of Charles and Sharon Franzel of Ubly, niece of th, and Janet Hill of Elkton. Cass City, brother of the tian Academy, has been growl will do. back, cupping and closing to awarded a $2,000 Faculty first one little fist, then the tour the school and meet the Franzel of Ubly. groom. Special music was provided bride, and Chris Russell of * On hot days, drink lots of Organist was Kim Lemke Scholarship from Spring Ar- other, then both. Then he staff. Mike Sweeney of Ubly was by soloist Sarah deWolf of South Bend, Ind., friend of water and lie under a shady of Ubly, and soloist, Carmen bor College for the 1999- clapped. I 1 best man. Groomsmen were Ann Arbor, and violin music the groom. tree. of Ubly. 2000 school year. Whatever he did, I re- Messing Dave Franzel of Ubly, was provided by Dale, Ali- Flower girl was Elise Nicol * When you’re happy, dance Given in marriage by her The Faculty Scholarship is sponded in kind -clapping, brother of the groom, and cia, and Rebecca Stieg of of Cass City, cousin of the about and wag your entire Marriage parents, the bride wore a Leroy, uncle and cousins of bride. Ring bearer was awarded to students based on body. waving, blinking eyes, Brandon French of Fenton. their high school grade point throwing hands up in the air. gown that featured a tulle the bride. Nola Kauffman of Tommie Hill of Ubly, * Delight in the simple joy over satin full skirt, an open Ushers were Chris Elkton was the organist. nephew of the groom. average, ACT or SAT test of a long walk. The 2 of us were having a 1icenses Robinson, brother of the score, and rank in class. grand time. neckline with short cap Given in marriage by her Ushers were Lonnie Hedley * No matter how often you’re sleeves and a cathedral train. bride, and Brad Franzel, Spring Arbor is a 4-year, scolded, don’t buy into the In the midst of the fun, it father, the bride selected a of Elkton, cousin of the Brian Charles Silvernail The gown was embellished brother of the groom. Christian liberal arts college guilt thing and pout. Run suddenly occurred to me that The ringbearer was Jess, short-sleeve matte satin groom, and Brent McIntosh and Laurine Patenice with cotton beaded lace ap- located 7 miles west of Jack- right back and make friends. 98% of the people in the Franzel of Ubly, nephew of gown styled with a rounded of New York, N.Y., cousin of NcNew, both of Deford. pliques, which were scat- son. The college is affiliated store couldn’t see the baby. the groom and also godchild scoop neckline. The bodice the bride. David Ray Bates and Judy tered throughout the train as and sleeves were accented The couple greeted 550 with the Free Methodist ***** This is related merely to of the couple. Church of North America suggest that before judge Ann Carpenter,both of Caro. well. with pearls and the cathedral guests at a reception at the you Her headpiece featured a After the ceremony, a re- and is accredited by the Did you hear about the someone 2 bricks short of a Erik Christopher length train was accented Bad Axe Knights of Colum- Halvorson, Houston, Texas, detachable veil that was ac- ception was held at the Ubly with lace appliques and bus Hall. ,. North Central Association of minister’s son who just got load based on their conduct, Heights Country Club for Colleges and Schools. check and see if there’s a and Patricia Ann Davis, Cass cented with pearls and edg- pearls. The veil was a scal- The bride is a graduate of his driver’s license and ing. 360 guests. wanted to use the car? baby around. City. loped satin Juliet cap with the University of Michigan 5 Daryl Lee Aielbert and Su- The bride carried a hand- After a week-long cruise to and is employed as a credit from ~ satin rosettes and attached -- san Marie Reamy, both of held bouquet of a dozen the western Caribbean, the illusion fingertip veiling. The analyst at Thumb National CASS CiTY CHRONICLE’ Caro. white roses clustered in white couple is residing in Ubly. bride carried a cascade bou- Bank and Trust Company, area on Students USPS 092-700 quet consisting of white Cass City. honors list ,PUBLISHED EVERY WEONESOAY roses and alstromeria ac- The groom is a graduate of AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN named to 6550 Main Street cented with ivy. Saginaw Valley State Univer- Five area residents have I Second-class postage paid at Lori Brown of Cass City, sity and is employed as a been named to the Cass City, Michigan 48726 sister of the bride, was the loan officer at ‘Thumb Na- POSTMASTER:Send address president’s list at ffreat dean’s list changes to maid of honor. Bridesmaids tional Bank and Trust Com- Lakes College for achieving CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. : were Elizabeth McIntosh of pany, Pigeon. a perfect 4.0 grade point av- Great Lakes College offi- BOX 115, CASS CITY, MI 48726 Williamston, cousin of the Following a honeymoon to erage. cials recently named the fol- John Haire, publisher bride, Elizabeth Reehl of Quebec City, the couple is lowing area residents to the National Advertising Representative,! They are: Thomas Davis of Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc.,; Cass City, friend of the bride, residing in Elkton. Cass City, Tammy Distelrath school’s dean’s list for earn- ‘257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, of Kingston, Lynne ing a minimum grade point Michigan I Goetgeluck and Christina average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale: Subscription Prices: To post offices’ Sarah Holdwick, Malcotm in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac coun- Grant, both of Snover, and ties - $17.00 a year or 2 years for: Daniel Rothe of Ubly. Maitland, Amy Monroe and $29.00,3years for $41 .OO,$1 1 .OO for Joann Peters, all of Cass City; 6 months, and 3 months for $8.00. John Bean and Ronald In Michigan - 520.00 a year, 2 years Hospice Roscoe, both of Decker; for $35.00,3years for $47.00. In other parts of the United States - volunteers Christine Hutchinson of $22.00 a year, 2 years for $39.00, 3 Deford; Holly Lester of years for $51 .OO. Payable in advance. sought Kingston; Mary Jamieson of For information regarding newspaper advertising and commercial and job Owendale, and Toni Mazure printing, telephone 872-2010. 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LASS ClTY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SEITEMBER 1,1999 PAGE THREE The back forty by John Haire a!!!!!k0 less~porrd by Roger Pond Our society has become so them, the owners never seem cial, tho, affluent that status symbols to catch on. It’s true! i are a thing of the past. So we have this curly- “Peggy,The frie, 51 A! Sing,.t ! 1stPcg)gy.” Sir)& There’s just nothing left for haired, little dog jumping up folks who would like to “put and down on the bed - -just Then the wife throws her If you became a part of the Cass City community within on the dog,” as they used to daring someone to try to stop head back and says, the last 15 years or so, chances are good Shat you never heard say. him. I’d stop him, if he was “Owooh! Owoo-owoh! OW- of Leo Ware, whose obituary is printed in this week’s We used to be able to assess mine. I’d put Velcro on the ow-ow !” Chronicle. If that’s so, it is your loss. a person’s financial status by ceiling. What made him outstanding was more than his service to what they owned, but we I’ve had dogs that would Pretty soon the dog stops the community. You will find that in the obituary. What you can’t even do that anymore. jump on guests and other jumping on the bed. Then won’t find is what separates him from the ordinary. In es- One of my favorite songs things, but they were always she throws her head back and ‘knce, it is simply that he was a p~dman. ‘There arc prob- contains the lines, “He sorry. I can’t stand a dog that sings, “Owoo-owooh! ,bly many persons who still have unpaid bills incurred dur- bought her a big 01’ race isn’t sorry for what he does - Owooooh ! Owooowooh !” ling the time he was in business delivering gas and oil. Un- horse and a funny lookin’ - one that dares you to throw It’s the darnedest thing you paid because he didn’t have the heart to turn off the spigot little dog.” And, “He sits in him off the bed, or jumps out ever saw* %ken when he knew good business practice demanded it. his Jacuzzi and watches the of the pickup when YOU tell I’ve seen a lot of strange Jt would be hard to find anyone who knew him who didn‘t THERE ARE several new faces on the Cass City School District staff sun go down.” him to. A truly sorry dog will things in my life; but how a :appreciate what he was and what he brought to the commu- Owning a horse wasn’t any make you throw him out. pity. He will be missed. this year, including (front row, left) Jeanne Nicol, school nurse; Jill Shonk, fuzzy, little dog can teach a reading recovery and middle school special education; Penelope big thing when most of the The fuzzy, little pooch my woman to sing beats the heck ********** country lived on farms, and friends have is kind of spe- out of me. Walworth, middle school band; (back row, left) Ryan Walker, .middle when people had to sit in a school social studies; Sterling Herrmann, high school science, and Marc tub in the kitchen, they would *Threearea universities will share in a $1 .S million grant to have given anything for a A Subscription to the Cas City Chronicle quain Michigan teachers to use new technologies. Saginaw Palma, high school band and choir. Missing is Scott Cuthrell, middle shower. :Valley State will receive $173,837 for “Preparing school phys ed. Nowadays, everybody makes a Wonderful Wedding Gift Tomorrow’s Teachers to Use Technology.” wants to take a bath on the Central Michigan’s grant will be for $47,008 for “Teach- porch. And many of them do! ing and Learning Through Technologies” and Oakland Uni- Nobody had those funny versity will use its $1.366 million grant for “Teaching to County road The lookin’ little dogs when we Learn: A ConsultantlClient Model to Enhance Classroom lived in the country. That’s Integration of Technology.” commission because we always had some ********** Haire big dogs for chasing cows and hunting coons, and the named in big dogs would use the little Everything you need to know if you are planning travel in Net ones for dusters. A fluffy, Michigan for a fall color tour is available from Travel Michi- little dog got worn out in a civil suit 1 gan. Best of all, it’s all free. Just published is a 66-page book- hurry. let that lists 700 Michigan fall events and a map that reflects For the first time ever, stu- Not only is the voucher plan Now we see funny, little A fall color periods. Bad Axe woman has filed dents from neighboring of doubtful legality, it is also dogs everywhere, but I still IHAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY LABOR DAY! You can get a free color planning tour and travel informa- a lawsuit against the Tuscola school districts could attend elitist. Despite the availabil- can’t tell you what they’re I tion by calling 888 78-GREAT, daily 7:30 a.m. to I1 p.m. County Road Commission, Cass City Schools, and Cass ity of vouchers, the payment for, Most of them won’t even and Saturday and Sunday 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The press kit claiming the commission City School District students would not pay the higher dust. we received also included the latest Michigan road map. failed to properly maintain a could leave to attend other costs of most private and pa- I’ve always thought a dog roadway and contributed to districts as long as they are rochial schools, leaving them has to be good for something. a motorcycle accident in contiguous to the district and available only to the more He’s got to be big enough to which she suffered injuries 2 the schools involved agree to affluent families. bite a cow, dumb enough to years ago. High Low Precip. accept the out-of-district pu- There is nothing in the Kids chase rabbits, or ugly enough Tuesday ...... 85 ...... 67 ...... 05” The suit, filed by Carol pils, First! YES program that says to scare burglars. A dog has Wednesday ...... 16 ...... 60 ...... 29“ Haley last week in Tuscola The new law hasn’t had private schools have to ac- to have purpose if he’s ever Thursday ...... 80 ...... 64 ...... 0 Cqunty Circuit Court, seeks much effect here as ;I mini- cept any student. going to amount to anything. Friday ...... 85 ...... 66 ...... 0 damages in excess of mal number of students have Allowing kids to have a lim- A visit with some friends Saturday ...... 90 ...... 5 I ...... 0 $2 5,000. switched schools. Still, it’s ited school of choice is spur- reminded me of the thing that Sunday ...... 73 ...... 55 ...... 0 According to court records, worthwhile because the ring the schools and the bothers me most about those Monday ...... 73 ...... 45 ...... 0 Haley was operating a 1985 threat is an incentive for ev- school unions to more ac- fuzzy, little pooches: It’s their (Recordcd at Class City wastewater treatment plant.) Yamaha motorcycle on Ce- ery school to provide the best countability and to seeking atti tude. dar Run Road near Hoppe education possible and react ways to improve in answer These dogs are so small a Road, south of Gagetown, as quickly as possible to the to the competition. That’s person tends to ignore their Aug. 25, 1997, when she ap- desires of parents and elec- good. actions. Then the dog devel- proached an S-curve and ran tors in the district. ops all sorts of personality Seeking to shift school disorders. over somc loose gravel in the But allowing students more I Mr. Chips Food Sfore roadway. freedom to move‘ from funds away from the public They’re like kids. Whereas LUXURY DESIGNER SlYLlNC school to school doesn’t schools who are mandated to an outsider can tell immedi- 6553 Main St., Cass City 872-5688

I I I Haley claims she was trav- AT BUDGET PRICES ., come close to achieving educate all the children is ately what’s wrong with eling “at a reasonable rate qf what a group organized by not. speed within the speed lim- THE CASS ClTY CHRONICLE conservative millionaire . cI.rrv).l)* its posted”, and that the loose Dick DeVos of Grand Rap- gravel caused her to lose con- ids has organized. Called trol, resulting in “substantial Kids First! YES!, it seeks to injuries to the plaintiff.” “Need insurance for your wheels?” The suit states Haley suf- tear down the traditional bar- I riers between church and fered injuries to her neck, state. back, legs and head, requir- The group wants to make ing the assistance of medical vouchers available to parents care on a long-term basis. for half the average per pu- Road commission officials pil amount that is generated declined comment, saying by state and local taxes to they had not yet received any move their children to a pri- notice that a lawsuit has been vate or religious school in filed. districts where the gradua- tion rate was less than two- thirds in the 1998-99 school year. Inmate There are other provisions in the plan, but the objective charged obviously is to give more clout to Gov. Engler’s’ school of choice program. in assault To initiate its program, a petition with 302,711 signa- An inmate was recently tures is necessary to place the charged with assaulting a issue on the ballot to try to prison employee at the Camp secure an amendment to the Tuscola Correctional Facility state constitution that prohib- in Caro. its public money for private Kevin C. Calhoun, 36, was or parochial schools. arraigned on the charge in Thankfully, there is little Tuscola County District Ibuprofen Being in good hands is the only place to be? chance that the program, if Court. Bond in the case was passed, would change school Nasal 50 ct. set at $10,000 and a prelimi- funding immediately. It’s al- Tablets or Caplets Cough Drops nary examination was sched- most sure that itthe referen- Decongestant Reg. $3.79 30 ct. uled for Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. dum were successful it Reg. $.99 would be challenged in state 48 ct. Sale court. As similar programs Reg. $3.99 $2*’ are cropping up nation-wide, it’s also almost inevitable Sale $1’’ that the issue will end up in the United States Supreme Court. Miconaroie 7 1.59 oz. Cream Support Reg. $7.99 Sale $Sgg group set to meet I Huron Memorial Hospital, Night Time Bad Axe, is offering a Breast Va Iu-D ryI Saline Nasal Cherry or Original Cancer Support Group. The 6 oz. Allergy Medicine group will meet Thursday, Reg. $3.39 Sept. 23, beginning at 3:30 Spray 24 Capsules Reg. $2.99 p.m. at Huron Memorial 1.5 oz. Sale $279 Hospital. Reg. $1.99 Sale $Ig9 The next meeting will be Oct. 28. Sale The Breast Cancer Support Group will offer an opportu- nity for women diagnosed with breast cancer to come together to share their expe- rience and provide ongoing support to each other. For more information, please call I-Turon Memorial Hospital at (517) 269-9521, (ext. 4320). PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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# Wednesday, September 1 Duplicate Bridge, 7:OO p.m. at Chamont. Everyone wel- Freshman -a first year stu- choose to take. come. Last week’s winners: John Haire and Bill Dupuis. dent in a 4-year high school. In the high school, the Last week 128 students en- classes are spread throughout Thursday, September 2 tered the high school for the the building. There really Friends of the Library, 9:30 a.m., Rawson Memorial Li- first time. Entering the high isn’t a specified hall for the brary. school for the first time can juniors or one for the fresh- be a big thing for students. men. Locker-wise it is like Friday, September 3 It includes fear, excitement, that, but not class-wise. For Alcoholics Anonymous and AI- Anon, Good Shepherd and a sense of adventure. a freshman, this can be very Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. The fear that is involved is confusing when it comes to being in a new place, new finding their classes. As for Monday, September 6 faces and the older students. Josh Sherman, “It was differ- Happy Labor Day! “It was confusing, I didn’t ent because I didn’t know 7 really know a lot of people,” where some of my classes Tuesday, September said Shawn Johnson. were.” The Tyler Lodge #3 17 F & AM will meet at the Cass City The excitement can be Becky Hartel, a freshman, Masonic Temple for its regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. meeting new people and said, “My first day was a lot making new friends. of fun, it (high school) is a Wednesday, September 8 Finally, the sense of adven- lot different than the middle Chamber, 7 a.m., McDonalds. ture. Whcn you walk down school and there are differ- the halls, every time you turn ent types of people. It’s LABOR DAY VACATION around there’s someone new, easier when you know there are new places that you people before you get there The last holiday of the summer season is Labor Day have to find, and new things and’ when you take classes that will be observed Monday. As usual, the Chronicle you get to do. with the juniors and seniors, will be closed for the holiday, and the Chronicle will be not just the freshmen.’’ She’s published a day later than usual, on the newsstands When I asked Alyssa Pasant very excited and hopes to Wednesday instead of Tuesday. about her first day of school, have a great year. ’ All news and advertising deadlines remain the same. she said, “I was nervous at Besides classes, you also Thanks in advance for the usual fine cooperation the first but everything worked have extracurricular activi- paper receives from all of you. out. It is a lot different go- ties. You can get involved in ing from being the oldest to such things as the school the youngest.” play, sb club, forensics, de- High school is a type of bate and school sports. freedom. AI though, j ust like I With Ideas For Feature Stories I in the middle school, you do Josh Sherman and Shawn have rules that you have to Johnson plan to do just that. follow, but you get a chance They both plan on taking or two before you have to pay basketball, possibly track, the consequences. and getting involved in the ski club. Becky Hartel also You get to choose the has a busy year ahead of her. classes you want to take. She is currently taking bas- When it comes to classes, ketball, and plans to take there is much more variety. volleyball and softball. In the middle school, you had :ke!t? See all the classes that you had My advice to the freshmen Garth O’Mara to take. In high school, you is to get involved. High at Moore Motors, have a couple required school can be thebest time it makes good cents! classes that you have to take of our life and also goes by and the rest are electives you vek quickly. (517) 673-4171 $1,750 cash Save monev with our or interest as low as 1.9% for 60 mo. multiHpolicy discount! to qualified buyers I

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It was kind of in- because of baseball.” or 2 to tour, see the sights,’, World War II.” professional athletic trainer teresting because the As trainer, Hanby saw a said Hanby, who recalled That appreciation, he brought an unexpected perk (French) players were older. number of typical minor in- seeing a number of World added, was evident at a cem- over the summer for the area The kids were between 20 juries, including plenty of War I1 memorial sites, in- etery for American soldiers native - a free trip to Europe, and 25 years old - they were bumps and bruises. “These cluding General George killed during the war. The The hitch? Hanby, head called the French National kids were playing, in 9 days, Patton’s gravesite in a me- cemetery was immaculate, athletic trainer at the Michi- Team,” Hanby said. “We 12 games. They were sore. morial cemetery in Luxem- he said, and yet not far away, gan Athletic and Rehabilita- didn’t do so well over there.” “We did have a pretty seri- bourg. The group also toured in a similar cemetery where tion Center in Cass City, had Belgium. German soldiers were bur- ‘3 serve as trainer for a team ied, the weeds are over- df outstanding young base- “It was nice to see that our country and In France, Hanby had the grown. ball players competing France could have a good time and learn opportunity to see the stamp All in all, Hanby indicated against European teams in of Napoleon in Metz, on a the trip was a memorable GREG HANBY (back row, far left), head athletic trainer at tournaments held during the something from each other; all because of building that was constructed experience, one that he the Michigan Athletic and Rehabilitation Center in Cass City, first 2 weeks in August. in the 14thcentury. He also wouldn’t mind repeating. baseba 11. ” toured a cathedral built in “All my expenses were “Hopefully 1 can go next spent about 2 weeks in Europe last month serving as trainer 1210 “that was just immacu- taken care of - my lodging, year,” he said. “They’re late.” my travel, my meals,” Hanby At the same time, he added, ous ankle sprain in Holland,’, planning a trip to Australia.” for the US. Baseball Stars team. After the French tourna- said of the Aug, 3- 14 trip. “I it was a pleasant experience, Hanby said. “I took (the ment, the group traveled ’as the athletic trainer. I also in spite of a less than warm player) to the hospital and did some assistant coaching relationship between France they did x-rays.” Interest- back through Belgium and Holland to Amsterdam, duties.’, and the United States since ingly, a simple request for Hanby’s invitation came World War 11. When it crutches from the hospital where they played the home from the organizers of the comes to baseball, Hanby was refused. It seems team in a 4,000-seat stadium. It was a particularly inter- U.S. Baseball Stars, a De- said, other European coun- crutches aren’t standard troit-based group that ar- tries have utilized American equipment in the country’s esting visit, Hanby said. ranges for young athletes in coaching and training, but hospitals, he added. “So, the There was an opportunities Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and the French haven’t enjoyed kid ended up hopping around to visit Amhem, where the movie “A Bridge Too Far” Illinois to tour and play in the same advantage. for a couple of days.” was filmed. Hanby also Europe. The group is run by “We were like under a mi- Another frequently treat- toured the home of Anne Steve Merriman, a former croscope; they were trying to ment - icings of shoulders Frank in Amsterdam. I ,..”entralMichigan University pick things up from us,** and other sore areas - proved student athlete, college coach Hanby recalled, adding the to be a challenge. “Ice is “It really makes you appre- and former Detroit Tigers U.S. Baseball Stars coaches hard to get over in Europe,” ciate history,,’ Hanby said. bullpen catcher; and Kevin offered the French team Hanby explained. “I literally The memories of World Ritter, another CMU athlete. some pointers and helped hiid to go down to the bar and War I1 are very much alive Hanby said the organization out where they could. ask them to fill up my cooler today in Europe, according takes 2 such tours in the sum- “They were really pleased with ice.” to the 1988 Cass City High mer; the first in July with ath- that we came and played. It Although baseball was the School graduate. For ex- letes ages 16 to 19 years, and was nice to see that our coun- focus of the European tour, ample, he said, the country the second in August for try and France could have a there was also time for fun. of Luxembourg “is very vouth ages 13 to 16. All of good time and learn some- “We played a lot of base- grateful to our country for ,r3e athletes are chosen based thing from each other, all ball, but we would take a day what we did for them during on their performances in try- outs held throughout the re- District 9 representatives gion. CMU Professor Ron Sendre recommended Hanby - his former student - for the job. Hanby worked under Sendre Woods at dairvw contest :is a student trainer for CMU Keith and Jane Wood of lated and community activi- for them to gain a greater sports teams, including the Kingston recently repre- ties and demonstrated lead- understanding of milk mar- varsity baseball squad, prior sented Michigan Milk Pro- ership abilities. keting activities and HANBY AND MEMBERS of the US. Baseball Stars took advantage of sightseeing ‘c) his graduation in 1992. ducers Association’s District The state OYDC Confer- MMPA,” says El wood opportunities during their European tour. Above, the group poses on a tank at a Hanby said the U.S. Base- 9 in the annual Outstanding held at MMPA head- Kirkpatrick, MMPA presi- ball Stars staff along with 23 Young Dairy Cooperators quarters in Novi, is designed dent. World War I1 museum in Amhem, Holland. athletes began their playing (OYDC) Contest, held Aug. to provide information about All the MMPA district tour in Apeldoorn, Holland, 11-13. milk marketing activities, oyDcs will beofficiallyrec- where the team competed The Woods were selected cooperatives, milk testing ognized at the 2000 Annual against another U.S. team by fellow dairy producers procedures and other current StateDelegate Meeting to be along with squads from earlier this year to participate events within the dairy indus- held in March. ’ Call Apeldoorn and Amsterdam. in the annual conference. try. The contest has been held The other U.S. team, com- The Woods, who are mem- annually over the past 49 MMPA is a milk marketing 87212010 nosed of athletes from Ne- bers of the Deford Local, years. cooperative owned and con- araska and Minnesota, milk 54 cows and farm 250 “The OYDC program iden- trolled by approximately claimed the tournament title. acres. They have 3 children, tifies outstanding young 2,600 dairy farmers in “From there, we went to Wendy, Will and Katie. leaders in our organization Michigan, Indiana, Ohio and Metz, France,,’ he said, add- Each year one couple or in- and provides the opportunity Wisconsin. ing the team ended up stay- dividual is selected from the ing in Luxembourg for a 11 district winners to repre- couple of days during the sent MMPA at various indus- Safety of seniors tournament because of an try activities. Mervin and influx of visitors planning to Susan Troyer, Goshen, Ind., witness the total eclipse last were selected as the state focus of triad’ E month. There simply were winning 1999 OYDCs. Tuscola County Triad member Craig Lunstead, ’10 hotel rooms to be found Selection of the OYDC is .n France, he noted. based on the applicant’s Board members recently met from the Family Indepen- at the Brentwood. Board dence Agency, reported on “We played the tournament farming operations, farm-re- _._ the survey forms prepared for seniors. The form will allow seniors to express their John G. DeSantis, D.O. concerns. Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon Board members will be at- tempting to get forms out to Fellowship Trained In Knee Surgery as many seniors as possible over the next few months. Board member Kim Wasik Gordon A, McClimans 11, D.0. of the Human Development Board Eligible Orthopaedic Surgeon Commission reported on her training session on Alzheimers recognition with The Knee Arthroscopic Surgery law enforcement officers in Knee Reconstruction Tuscola County, And Sheriff Tom Kern informed Orthopaedic Total Joint Replacement the board that the Tuscola Sports Medicine County Fraternal Order of Center Police and the Sheriff’s Shoulder & Rotator Cuff Repair Posse paid for all the print- Of The Thumb Fracture Care ing of the Triad material. 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Cass City golfers Hawk gridiron squad ‘ ’ open league with bows to Car0 in opener Cass City’s young, inexpe- score. Coyer scored on a 24-yakd rienced football team was no With just 1:02 left in the first run. strong showing match for the Caro Tigers in half, the Tigers mounted a Dooley with 8 tackles, 5 the opening game of the year drive that moved from their unassisted, and Dorland with Friday and the Hawks own 48 to the Hawk 7-yard 8 tackles, 4 unassisted, led A busy week for the Cass said that the league appears bowed, 31-6, in the non- line, from where Niklowicz the defense. Ryan OuvQ City High School golf team well balanced with BCAS league contest. booted the field goal with 5 contributed 7 tackles, 6 ubl- revealed that the Hawks will slightly in front. We need, It was a game for the first 2 seconds left in the half. assisted. be in contention for league C happel said, for a couple of quarters, with the issue much While the Hawks were able JV TEAM WINS 1 ‘. and tournament titles as the golfers on the team to step up in doubt until the opening to stay in the game in the first The Cass City Junior squad finished second to Bay and shoot in the 40-42 range minutes of the third quarter, half, the second half was all Vd- City All Saints Wednesday in to come out on top. sity won its opener with . when the Tigers scored a pair Car0 as the team’s size and Tigers with a convincing the first league match of the 3Q- of touchdowns on 2 sus- depth were more than Cass 6 decision. year, and dominated Vassar VASSAR MATCH tained drives to remove all City could handle. and Brown City in dual doubt about the outcome. In the first 2 possessions the cc ’e meets. The Hawks had little Coach Don Markel’s Tigers roared into the Hawk (41) The Hawks bowed to the trouble defeating Vassar charges won’t have much end zone. The first drive cov- First Downs 14 i7 Cougars by 5 strokes, 157 to Tuesday, 168 to 199, at Roll- time to regroup as the squad ered 55 yards in 7 plays, Rushing Attempts 48 384 162, as Brent Gosliq, Cass ing Hills Golf Course. faces the tough Lakers on the Niklowicz going over from Rushing Yards 190 329 City, shared medalist honors Chappel was medalist with road Friday. The Lakers will the 5. The next drive cov- Passes Complete 3/7 8/17’ with Eric Shark, BCAS, both 40, followed by Goslin with be smarting after losing their ered 37 yards with Net Yards 217 44+’ shooting a one-under-par 35. 41. Other Hawk results: opener to Harbor Beach. Niklowicz scoring from the Punts/Aver. 5/27 2/2~ To share top honors, Goslin Ender, 44; Maharg, 43; It’s doubtful if the team will 2. The Tigers ended the scor- FumblesLost 1/2 1/2 birdied the last 3 holes. Brinkman, 44, and Bellew, face a team with a better ing in the last quarter as Greg PenaltiesNds. 2/15 8/90’ Other schools’ results: Bad 44. kicker than the Tigers’ Philip Axe, 164; Mayville, 166, and In the final match of the Niklowicz, who helped place Lakers, 181, week Friday, the Hawks ran the game out of reach for his Medalist runners-up were over Brown City, 161 to 214, team. He converted all 4 ex- Bud Beachy of Lakers and at Holly’s Meadows. Goslin HELLO! - Cass City’s Bryce VanVliet (13), Adam Dorland tra points and added a field Nick Chappel of Cass City, was medalist at 37. Other (32) and Ryan Ouvry (72) make a Tiger sandwich out of Caro’s goal for the winners. each with 38. Other Hawk Hawk scores: Ender, 39; His field goal came when scores were Matt Ender, 44; Chappel, 40; Maharg, 45; Garret Hayward, forcing a fumble on the play Friday night. the game was very much in Chris Maharg and Derick Bellew, 45, Brinkman, 46. doubt in the first half. The Bellew, 45 each, and Joel The Hawks’ lone match this The Tigers proved too much in the end, however, walking away Tigers opened the scoring Brinkman, 50. week is Thursday with with a 31-6 victory in the season opener for both teams. with a touchdown late in the Coach Dr. Paul Chappel Deckerville at Rolling Hills. first quarter. It came on a 44- yard drive capped by a 35- yard run by Niklowicz, who broke through the center of the line and outran the Hawk secondary. Earlier in the first quarter a sustained drive by Car0 was thwarted by a fumble on the one-yard line. Heartening for Hawk fans WEDNESDAY 2 MAN Lil Jaroch 138.5 was the team’s response to GOLF LEAGUE Ardis Haist 132.5 the first Tiger touchdown. Final Standings Jane Hool 132.0 After neither team was able Sept. 1 Dee Pickett 125.5 to mount a drive on the next Candy Holdship 112.5 possessions, Cass City took EARLY DIVISION Arlene Regentine 102.0 the ball on its own 45 and Barb Wilson 97.5 marched in for the score. ZdrojewskirWiseman 189 Eleanora Rees 97.5 Two passes helped keep the WilliamsonRieman 168 drive alive. The first, from Mi 1ler/Greenlee 165 3rd Flight Bryce Van Vliet to Nick An- Stickle/Iwankovitsch 162 Mary Lou Maurer 98.5 thony, covered 15 yards and Kritzman/J.Burns 161 Joann Martin 96.5 the second to Tim Dooley B 1isdB aker 160 Noreen Krug 94.0 covered just 4 yards but gave

MahargPasieczny 158 Blanche Rumptz 88.5 the Hawks a f-irston the Caro f’ Strickland/Glaspie 158 Carolyn McVey 86.0 4. From there Adam Dorland Call Us - 872-2010 Herron/Tuckey 156 Marian Harm 61.5 pushed in for the Hawk With Ideas For Feature Stories Henn/Peter s 148 MEMBERS OF THE 1999 Cass City Summer League regular season BurnsEhtchinson 147 ’ :Wallace/Apley 144 championship team, which posted a perfect 15-0 mark, are (from left) HarridHogan 139 Joel Brinkman, Jason Wright, Scott Iwankovitsch, Bill Goodall, Brian W.Dillon/Retherford 108 Wright, Josh Brinkman, Rick Brinkman, Dan Cuddie and Troy Perry. LATE DIVISION

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Zachary Fritz if the Bulldogs roster are first year players Salcido, who replaces are to upend North Huron in Nathan Kain and George game Friday against visiting added the point after kick. Y brother Dave at the helm of Northstar League foe It then took Arenac only the league’s- top spot. Janssen. Arenac-Eastern that resulted one offensive play to extend the Owen-Gage program, in a 19-0 defeat in the sea- their advantage to 13-0 by has a trio of returning letter winners to build on during 7,ngridiron opener for both the intermission. OWEN-GAGE GOLF bchools. After an Eagle interception the 1999 season. That period was neither the gave the visitors the ball near However, the Bulldogs will Sept. 8 Early Bird Tourney-CPS TBA Away opening nor final half, but the midfield stripe, Eagle have to compensate for sev- 13 CPS TBA Home the time his defensive unit quarterbackFletcher Morgan eral players gone by gradua- 15 Port Hope TBA Home spent on the field. found Jack Parker behind the tion, Topping that list are 18 Caseville Invitational TBA TBA Chad Mellendorf and Justin \ Your offensive line didn’t Bulldog secondary and the 20 Caseville TBA Away 40 a very good job,” la- lanky tight end outran the Anthes. Also gone via gradu- 22 North Huron TBA Home vented Candela, adding, “I secondary 60 yards to the ation are Joel Bolzman, Joe 27 Peck TBA Away was not pleased with their end zone. The touchdown Salcido and Ray Salcido. 29 Open TBA TBA Returning to pace the Bull- PlffOrt.” pass was the Eagles’ only Oct. 4 LeagueMeet TBA TBA dogs are Corbin Swiastyn, , The Bulldogs’ struggling completion on the night. 8-9 Regionals TBA TBA offense will be Candela’s Trailing 13-0, the Bulldog Shane Mellendorf and Earl biggest concern for this specialty team gave the hosts McKee. That threesome week’s non-conference con- another potential scoring op- t at Hale. Hale opened portunity to open the final ir campaign with a 27- 18 half. Senior Howard atoned n over visiting Brethren, for his own miscue when he tching their win total from recovered another Eagle kick year ago. reception team miscue on the ; Against Arenac, the Bull- half’s opening kickoff near dogs’ best scoring opportu- the 40 yard line. But the bity of the night came on the Eagle defense proved worthy kame’s opening series. After to the test and stalled the BULLDOG JUNIOR Shane Mellendorf looks for open run- collecting a pair of first Bulidog offense on downs. downs, the hosts were forced Most of the final half was ning room Friday against Arenac-Eastern during a 19-0 non- to punt on 4th and long in played between the 20 yard Efieir own territory. However, lines, until the Eagles were conference defeat. Mellendorf gained 21 yards on 4 carries. a fumbled punt reception by able to add a meaningless &e Eagles gave the hosts a score late in the final stanza. first down within the red Blanchard recorded his 2nd qone when Shane marker on a 2-yard run. wellendorf pounced on the Blanchard led all rushers Bulldog hoop team advances se pigskin. with 86 yards on 19 carries. CE“he Bulldogs kept that scor- The Bulldogs were held to to championship showdown iag opportunity alive by con- just 144 yards of total offense verting a huge 4th down play, and 4 first downs. Nick when quarterback Derek Warack led the Bulldog The Owen-Gage Bull- with a decision over ods. At halftime the Howard found Nathan Kain ground attack with 55 yards dogs have an opportu- port Hope. Bulldogs were in front, open over the middle of the on 12 carries. Nathan Kain nity to get the hoop sea- Things didn’t look 14-10, and after 3 quar- field. The play covered 17 netted 35 yards on 6 totes, THE OWEN-GAGE Bulldog golf team is under new leader- yards and gave the hosts a while Shane Mellendorf son off to a blazing start promising for the Bull- ters the lead was 26-16. fifst and goal situation. The picked up 21 yards on 4 at- if they handled North dogs, held to a single Coach Dave Fritz must ship in Coach Rick Salcido. They are (front 1-r) Earl McKee, scoring opportunity faded on tempts. Howard added 25 the next play when Howard yards passing on 2 of 8 pass Huron in the finals of basket by Erin Salcido have been happy with Zachary Fritz, Nathan Dale, Corbin Swiastyn (back I-r) -9ughed up the football on attempts. the 4-team tourney they in the first quarter, and the Bulldog defense. It Nathan Kain, Jeremy Kady, Shane Mellendorf, George the 2 yard line and presented Defensively, Warack con- the Eagles with their first tributed 7 solo stops to go hosted Monday and the team trailed 5-2 go- held Caseville to single Janssen and Coach Salcido. ppssession of the night. along with 12 assists. Matt Tuesday. ing into the second pe- digits in every quarter. 2 The Eagles promptly Rogers added 3 solo tackles marched the ball 96 yards on and 10 assists, while Earl The Bulldogs over- riod. Salcido led the Bull- 15 plays to pay dirt. A costly McKee collected 3 solo and came a slow start to roll dog attack with 17 But after that Owen- 4 15-yard face-masking pen- 7 assisted tackles. past Caseville, 33-20, We have “No Problem” alty against the Bulldogs Gage dominated, points, the only player helped to set up the score. STANDINGS while North Huron be- outscoring Caseville in on either team in double you money ynn Blanchard accounted came the other finalist each of the final 3 pen- figures. savrng AND RESULTS ” -- I - hen you insure both your FOOTBALL Fabulous m GREATER THUMB WEST car and home with us, through leap wc wc 8 Mayville DO10 Ruese 0010 Five’s e9, 3 USA no10 9 Auto-Owners Insum= Company, RdAar! 0001 uI;AS no01 cass clly OI)fl1 I EPrw o o o 1 Fearless ’ dd we’ll save you money! 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Anyone who dares to pick It’s sure a mystery to us how Professional Eye Care against the Lakers when they our guest did that well. 4672 Hill St., Cass City play football against a Emily Bennett chalked up 072-3404 Thumb area team deserves to a respectable 8-4 mark in her first try and is pleasant about Bad Axe 269-7263 be leading the pack after the first week of the prediction it all if you discount her derby in the Chronicle. smirk when she coyly asks, how did the Haires do? - Thank goodness for Akron- BA rYOU@& PRAIRIE@AWS Fairgrove and Mayville that The answer, of course, is AN@CRUISERS SPECIALIZING IN... stumped all 5 Chronicle fore- not too well. John ended with casters or there would be no a 7-5 record and Clarke Tune-ups living with Tom Montgom- wasn’t too bad if you look at * ery. (It’s hard enough as it is.) it right. After all, he did have watercraft Montgomery picked Har- as many right as wrong. But +k Repairs bor Beach over t he Lakers on this is another week, and his way to a gaudy 10-2 those front runners beware. record to lead our mystery We also-rans are ready to ’ +k Overhauls guest (9-3) by a single game. close the gap. MULES” UTILIlY Allmakes crndmodels VEHICLES

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1 I -DownMemory Lane FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL From the files of the Chronicle

- - - 5 YEARS AGO teacher at Campbell Elemen- Germany, with a U.S. Air VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULESGIRLS' BASKETBALL tary. Force in Europe unit is Air- Home games in bold Home games in bold Morgan Ware, 9, daughter Angel Bass reported to po- man First Class William B, of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ware, lice that vandals shot 4 holes Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. 27 Caro 7:30 BASKETBALL. Aug. 30 Cam (Fresh. only) 6:OO was swimming Saturday in a in the front picture window Lynn Spencer of rural Ubly. Sept. 3 Lakers 7:30 3 1 Caro (JV, Varsity only) 6:OO pond at their home near of her home, located at 63 17 Airman Spencer, a computer 10 BadAxe 7:30 Sept. 2 Harbor Beach S:OO Shabbona and Lamton Houghton St., sometime operator, was previously as- 17 Reese 230 Harbor Beach at Cass City 7 Ubly 500 Roads when a northern pike Aug. 20. Damage is esti- signed to Ent AFB, Colo. He 24 USA 730 9 Lakers 6:OO Oct. 2 Morenci 14 Bad Axe (JV, Varsity only) 6:OO mated at $400. 2:oo latched onto her right hand. is a 1969 graduate of Cass 8 Mayville 7:30 Thursday, Sept. 2 16 USA 6:OO She was treated for scratches, City High School and re- 15 BCAS 7:30 21 Marlette 5:OO ' puncture wounds and small 25 YEARS AGO ceived his B.A. degree in 22 Richmond 7:30 23 Reese 5:OO tears on 4 fingers, at Hills and 1972 from Alma College. 28 Deckerville 5:oo 30 BCAS 5:OO Dales General Hospital. The Arnold Broecker of rural Oct. 5 Sandusky 5:OO Cass City fourth grader plans Cass City was injured Tues- 35 YEARS AGO Aug.26 JUNIORCam VARSITY7:oo FOOTBALL 7 Mayville (JV, Varsity only) 6:OO ' to take another dip - once day afternoon when a steer Sept.2 Lakers * 7:OO 12 Yale 6:OO the fish is caught and filleted. struck him in the lower back Cass City lost one of its 9 Bad Axe 7:oo . 19 Brown City (JV,varsity only) 6:OO Ground-breaking ceremo- at the Michigan Livestock best-known and most color- 16 Reese 7:oo Cass City at Lakers 21 Lakers s:oo , 23 USA 7:oo 26 Bad Axe (JV, Varsity only) 6:OO I nies for Homestead at barns 4 miles east of Cass ful citizens Aug. 26, with the Oct. 714 MayvilleBCAS 7:oo 28 USA 500 ' Northwood Lake, a full-ser- City. He was taken to Hills death of Charles E. Friday, Sept. 3 Nov. 2 Reese 5:OO I' vice community opening in and Dales General Hospital, Patterson, 95, Michigan's 21 Richmond 7:Oo 4 BCAS 5:OO ' Cass City, were held Satur- where he was listed in fair oldest township clerk. 9 Mayville (JV, Varsity only) 6:OO day at its Beechwood Drive condition Wednesday morn- location. ing. R.M. Hunter, retired Cass The new high school band Police investigated a con- City businessman, was ap- director is Brian Knoll, 22, a tinuing rash of bicycle thefts, pointed Elkland Township Wickes Lumber Anderson, U of M graduate. He replaces recovering one and investi- clerk Friday following the Michigan Tuckey, Curtis Chrysler sudden death of Clerk C.E. Building materials @] Mindy (Nash) McCraffrey, gating another theft. Chief AI Swiderski Bernhardt, Plymouth-DodgemJeep A who resigned after accepting Gene Wilson said 6 bikes Patterson Wednesday ATBD Financial evening. General Agency Planners, L.L. C. Doran 1 -888-ANY-DODGE a music teaching position at have been reported stolen in Caro- 1 -800-968-7636 Mrs. Clinton House has Phone 673-1488 Caro - Cass City 872-2 1 84 Holland Middle School in the last week. Bad Axe- 1-800-680-9457 Port Huron. An explosion and fire in a been hired to the post of sec- Car0 Phone 872-3730 Downtown Cass City retary-bookkeeper to fill a The Cass City Village 21-foot travel trailer near R Council Monday created a Argyle sent 4 persons to vacancy left by H.L. "Bill" Bridges July 3 1. c committee that will be Hills and Dales Hospital late Michelle P. Biddinger charged with helping to de- Sunday night. Gerald Witte, Mrs. Leo Tracy will leave David C. Batter 11, O.D. velop future plans to build a 24, suffered second and third Thursday by jet from Metro- Bartnik Sales Professional Eye Care & Joseph A. Van Auken multi-purpose buildingh- degree burns over 10 percent politan Airport, Detroit, to Anrod Screen & Service Attorneys at Law door ice skating rink in Cass of his body. He is listed in return to England for the first 11 Cylinder Co. 11 ~ I Phone 872-3541 Cass City - 872-3404 Cass City 872-5601 City. The project is being serious condition. Mrs. Ken- time since 1946. Arriving in - Phone 872-2101 Cass City Bad Axe - 269-7263 Car0 - 672-5601 spearheaded by the Cass City neth Gerow of Warren is London, she will go by train Cass City Lions Club, which has out- listed in fair condition. She 90 miles to Derby, where her I I sister lives. She has 8 broth- lined a proposal featuring a complained of chest pains. v ~~ 30,080-square-footcomplex, Two other persons, Robert ers and 2 sisters in England. Bubba's Place 'I including an 85 by 200-foot and Gale Waller, both of Chronicle Publisher John Cass City Cass City Cass City ice rink. Center Line, were treated for Haire is expected to be re- (formerly Veronica's) Oil & Gas Charles Alley of Deford re- minor injuries and released. Chronicle Ti re leased within the week from & cently got his first hole-in- The site is a weekend resi- Hills and Dales General Hos- Just Plain 01' Good Food! Phone 872-2010 Propane Phone 872-5303 one in 35 years of playing dence of Kenneth Gerow of pital, where he is recovering DAWN ANKER, Proprietor Cass City Phone 872-3122 Cass City golf. The shot came Tuesday Warren. from a mild seizure. Haire Main St. Cass City 072-1237 Cass City on the difficult 156-yard,first Cass City schools will open was taken to the hospital I' 'I hole at Sherwood on the Hill Tuesday, Sept. 3, without Thursday, where tests re- in Gagetown. teacher contracts. - vealed he was suffering from Dr. James Thomas, Now serving at Bitburg AB, ischemia of the heart. CELLULARONE Charmont 10 YEARS AGO DDS. Chemical Bank Car0 673-1666 Motel - Dr. Paul Chappel, Thumb Area Rodney A. King, 14, of Bad Axe - 269-1666 Kingston, underwent surgery School of Tomorrow Sandusky - 81 0-648-1666 Phone 872-2270 DDS. at the University of Michigan or Cass City Phone 872-3870 Hospital for amputation of 1 -800-624-8766 Cass Citv his legs on his birthday Fri- honors Deford school ~~ day and was to have faced another surgery Monday fol- Deford Christian Academy, commends the staff and stu- Detroit Edison lowing a tragic farm accident a ministry of Deford Corn- dents of Deford Christian TURNING Doubte DiGas ERLA'S. 1 munity Church, has been rec- Academy for their diligence BiCC General I last week. King was riding a ENERGY tractor in a field southeast of ognized by the School of and academic excellence. & Diesel Repair FOOD CENTER Tomorrow International Cor- INTO Kingston, when the tractor This is an educational pro- 2s Phone 872-4540 -IN CASS CITY- porate Offices for exemplary flipped over on top of him gram of which their commu- SOL U TlONS Cass City Phone 872-2191 Phone 872-21 1 1 achievement in the quality of and then burst into flames. nity may be proud. Cass City Cass City student attainment. Phone 1 -800-477-4747 More than a third of the members of Cass City High School of Tornorrow pro- Hikhbrand School's Class of 1929 gath- vides curriculum and mate- Dr. Robert Green, ered last Wednesday after- rials for an international net- DmDmSm Harris Hil laker noon at Wildwood' Farms work of over 7,000 schools in training Auction Service in 130 countries. Outstand- Army Pvt. Justin W. Dr. Nicholas Hampshire kmtrn~Ww0~ Restaurant for their 60-year AmK*onm. Phone 872-3019 ing examples of academic Hilderbrandt has arrived at reunion. Also in attendance Nahernak, D.D.S 072-5375 performance in local schools Fort Benning, Columbus, Phone 872-4351 Phone 872-2075 were former coach Jim Phone 872-2181 6498 Main, Cass City Cass City Lewis and teachers Esther are recognized annually for Ga., to complete basic mili- Cass Citv Cass City (Tarnoski) McCullough and their excellence in educa- tary training. Helen (White) Baker. tional leadership. During the training, the sol- New teachers in the Cass The students in Deford dier will receive instruction Dr. Hoon K Jeung, City School District are Christian Academy exceeded in drill and ceremonies, map Howard's Heating & Cass City HURON BUSINBS PRODUCTS, INC. M.D. Jeanine McGee, a second the required one-year aca- reading, tactics, military cus- Air Conditioning, Inc. demic achievement, while toms and courtesies, physi- 71 Specialist in Stomach grade teacher at Campbell Elementary; Jenifer Gayari, maintaining a school grade cal fitness, and first aid. & Plumbing Supplies and Bowel Problems Hilderbrandt's guardians Phone 872-2030 Cass City 872-5655 a third and fifth grade teacher point average of 93.47 per- Phone 872-4611 Phone 872-2645 cent. are Frank and Margaret Mar- Cass City Pigeon 453-3681 at Deford Elementary, and Cass City Cass City Paula Herron, a kindergarten The School of Tomorrow tin of Owendale. -- KC Insurance -9 7d These Low Prices . Rk.Llru*Olnna Agency Group Kirn Electric tmu - mm WMtU RAY Jim Pulaskey, Agent Phone 872-3821 Phone 872-4880 .Phone 872-2248 Cass City & Kingston Cass City Cass City Phone 872-2195 683-221 0

McDonald's LaFave Steel Dr. Paul Lockwood, Ken Martin Supply, Inc. D.C. Electric Phone 872-2765 Phone 872-4114 Phone 872-21 63 Cass City Cass City Phone 872-4841 I I Cass City I 11 I Cass City I I1 I I II I I I1 I I 'I I I I 'I ;; I McVey Agency, InC. Michigan Athletic I ;I squ otcr 'I -Sugar Free I Insurance Guzzler Fruit Rehabi I itat ion ; I Flavored Candy I Center t. bag I @ Phone 872-1943 h' Cass City 872-2084 Phone 872-4860 ' Cass City Cass City Car0 673-4999

I I I S.H. Raythatha Dr. Pankratz M.D., P,C, I "I Osentoski Realty Cass City 872-4320 81Auctioneering Bad Axe 269-9551 . 872-4377 Phone 872-5010 1 Cass City 11

Sc hneeberger 's Thumb Cellu ar . I a I' 11 I' 'I I TV & Appliances I 11 11 I I 1 Bank & Trust I' 11 I Phone 872-2696 -800-443-5057 I 'I I I I! Cass City Bad Axe Pigeon I I' 11 I! Phone 872-4311 I 11 11 'I Car0 Sandusky I' II I I '1 I 'II I rlth purchrsa of $5.00 or mora I 1: ! I :ASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1999 PAGE NINE Circuit court proceedings

T.he following people ap- 'Kenneth C. Garnet, 21, fines and costs plus $200 in peared in Tuscola County Millington, pleaded guilty to restitution. Circuit Court last week on fleeing and eluding a police 'Carl L. Cain, 30, Lapeer, various criminal charges: officer, third degree, plus 2 pleaded guilty to third degree 'Jeremy L. Smith, 19, prior felony convictions. criminal sexual conduct in- Millington, was found guilty volving a victim at least 13 of larceny from a motor ve- The plea was taken under years of age but under 16 hicle and conspiracy to com- advisement by the court, years in 1989-90 in Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mrs. Alex Cleland and mit larceny from a motor which ordered a pre-sentence May ville. Carol Laming spent Saturday investigation and continued Rumptz, Mr. and Mrs. Mike vehicle Aug. 9 in Millington A pre-sentence investiga- Rumptz, Mr. and Mrs. and Sunday with Bob Township. A jury deliber- bond at $4,OOO. Sentencing C leland at Water ford. was scheduled for Sept. 24. tion was ordered and bond Clarence Rumptz, Mrs. ated for about 20 minutes was continued at $5,000. Gerry Grifka, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Franzel, before handing down the *Michael D. Dost Jr., 20, Doris Western, Beatrice Mayville, was sentenced to Sentencing was scheduled Bob Jackson and Mr. and verdict following a one-day for Sept. 24. Mrs. David Grifka attended Sternberg and Allen Farrelly trial. 20 months to 5 years in had breakfast at McDonald's prison for his plea of no con- 'Eric G. Kirkpatrick, 21, .he wedding of Kimberley Vassar, pleaded guilty to at- Ann Tittjung, daughter of in Bad Axe Wednesday. A pre-sentence investiga- test to attempted second de- Mrs. Gerald Wills and tion was ordered for Smith, gree criminal sexual conduct, tempted fleeing and eluding Mr. and Mrs. Tony Tittjung, a police officer, third degree, ,and Cory James Klein at the Thelma Jackson visited whose bond was continued involving a victim at least 13 Clara Bond in Cass City at $1,000. Sentencing was years of age but under 16 June 8 in Fairgrove and the THE FINAL REUNION of Cass City's class of 1934 was held 'Hope Community Baptist townships of Juniata, .;Church at Sterling Heights Monday morning. scheduled for Sept. 24. years May 1 in Dayton .Mia J. Crittenden, also Township. Fairgrove and Akron. Wednesday, Aug. 2Sh,at the Charmont. Included are class- *Sunday afternoon. A recep- Ray and Rita Depcinski, Bond was continued at kion was held at the Mirage known as Mia Jo Amdt, 32, Bob and Jardine Zurek and a pre-sentence inves- mates (front 1-r) Helen Bartle, Elaine Tbrner Noble, Ruth ":atClinton Township. Mayville, pleaded innocent *Patrick A. McDonald, 28, $3,000, Tom and Flora Prill went to Cass City, was sentenced to tigation was ordered and sen- i Mr. and Mrs. Dan Franzel Romeo and Port Huron Sun- to 7 counts of writing a no Schenck Esau, Irene Hendrick Tracy, (back 1-r) Arwilla nd Allen Farrelly were account check, one count of 24 months probation and 90 tencing was scheduled for day, where they had a fish days in jail, with work re- Dec. 3. Emmons, Lloyd Severance, Georgine Palmer, Irma Plumb, ;among a large group who at- uttering and publishing and supper and took the shore lease or worksite privileges, @Richard McZee, 41, itended a benefit for Dennis drive home. one count of being an ha- Maxine Graham, Edward Hillaker, and Grant Brown. Wolschlager Sunday. bitual offender (one previous for his plea of guilty to utter- Saginaw, pleaded guilty dur- Ed Schember of Elkton, ing and publishing Aug. 6, ing his arraignment on a Gary Wills of Port Austin felony conviction). 4 ' Ron Wolschlager, Mary 1998, in Cass City, involving bench warrant for probation ;was a Monday evening guest Cook, Beatrice Sternberg, an $80 check drawn on violation. #ofMrs. Gerald Wills. Bond was continued and Doris Western, Mr. and Mrs. the defendant was remanded Thumb National Bank. He was remanded to the Jim A. and Kay Sweeney Dan Franzel and Allen custody of the sheriff's de- were among those who at- to the custody of the sheriff's McDonald was ordered to Farrelly met at McDonald's department. A pre-trial hear- undergo mental health coun- partment and ordered to ------tended a wedding reception in Bad Axe Friday morning U BE ATAB 1E 45 N ing is to be scheduled. seling and pay $1,300 in serve days in jail. for Dennis and Rita Sweeney for breakfast. Pt the Port Hope VFW hall Herbert Booms of Jeddo Court records state the no PROPANE PRICING & .daturday evening. was a Monday forenoon account charges involve ' Cheryl and Bobbi Allen and guest of Allen and Alice checks ranging from $80 to Matson pleads to Allen Farrelly had supper at Depcinski e $253 written in Elmwood SERVICE OPTIONS the China King in Bad Axe Fourteen members of the Township, Mayville, Car0 Thursday. Traveling Breakfast Club and Cass City, and the utter- plant vandalism The Evans Gibbard families met Thursday morning at ing and publishing charge spent the weekend camping Stafono's in Bad Axe for involves a $250 check drawn A Cass City teen charged Agri-Sales plant just south of with the Gary Walkers. breakfast. They will meet at on National Bank of Detroit. for his role in a vandalism the village April 16. Margaret Cook, Ron the Sidewalk Cafe in Pigeon The offenses allegedly took spree at the Cass City Waste- Bond for Matson was con- Wolschlager, Doris Western, next Thursday. place between June 12 and water Treatment Plant last tinued at $5,000 and a pre- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Franzel Ed Schembers of Elkton, June 28. spring pleaded guilty to 2 sentence investigation was ARE SWITCHING TO and Allen Farrelly met at Mr. and Mrs. Dan Franzel, 'Bradley D. Simmonds, 37, charges last week in Tuscola ordered. Sentencing was McDonald's in Bad Axe for Allen Farrelly and Doris Millington, pleaded guilty to County Circuit Court. scheduled for Oct. 22 at 8:30 breakfast Monday. Western attended a surprise probation violation. Raymond M. Matson, 19, a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard 89th birthday party at the Probation was continued pleaded guilty to malicious Cass City police say Matson Marchand of Waterford spent home of Margaret Cook for and Simmonds was re- destruction of a building to- and 3 other defendants are :a few days at their home here. her mother Saturday after- manded to the custody of the taling $1,OOO to $20,000, and responsible for some Thewasis the proud recipient of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konkel noon. sheriff's department. Sen- malicious destruction of per- $10,000 damage to the the National Propane Gas Association .and Marney were Sunday Mrs. Evans Gibbard visited tencing is to be scheduled. sonal property totaling village's wastewater treat- Safety Award - Presented in recognition :guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edith Rye in Cass City Tues- 'Timothy W. Bearinger, 2 1, $1 ,Ooo to $20,000. ment plant March 9. The of outstanding contributions to :Terry at Elkton. the day. Flint, was sentenced to 120 Under a plea agreement, vandalism included destruc- came of safety in the propane industry. Sr. Citizens' Menu Mr, and Mrs. Frank Terry days in the county jail and 24 restitution would be deter- tion of a 1989 village-owned of Elkton were Monday months probation for his mined and charges in a sepa- pickup truck that was used to Propane Tanks Professionally Installed at No Charge* pleas of guilty to attempted rate case involving the break- ram a gate, fencing and struc- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry 24 Senior Citizens are asked to in of a Cass City area busi- tures at the plant. Expert Hour Customer Care. Konkel and Marney. home invasion, second de- Gas Appliance Service by qualified Technicians. make reservations before Bobbi Allen and Allen gree, and attempted receiv- ness would be dismissed. One of the other suspects, 9:OO a,m., on the day of the Farrelly had supper at the ing and concealing stolen The charges - breaking and Steven C. Edgin, 21, has Thermogas Safety Check - A complete inspection of . meal, by calling Clara China King in Bad Axe firearms July 11, 1998, in entering a building with in- pleaded guilty to one count Propane System and Appliances for Safe Operation Gaff'ney, 872-2875. Wednesday . Kingston. tent to commit larceny, lar- of malicious destruction of a and Peak Efficiency (Free tu new customers). The Buchre Cl& ME Aug. Bearinger was also ordered oeny +in-?buildirig and ma;lid .building stemming from the Propane installation experts for Modular Homes. Monday- Closed - Labor 2 1 at the Syl Bukowski home to pay $1,060 in court costs cious destructiod of property plant dcmage. He faces sen- Propane with Price Protection. *SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY Day. in Sand Point. First prize and fines plus $637 in resti- - stem from a burglary at an tencing Sept. 17. Wednesday - Old fash- winners were Jerry Decker tution. ioned pot roast, sliced zuc- and Jane Fuester. Low prizes @DavidG. Crittenden, 31, a Newell E. Harris chini, carrots, onions, pota- were won by Helen I Registered Representative' Kingston, was sentenced to w !!Lo. toes, variety bread, coconut Copeland and Leonard 12 months probation and 90 .:#%:,:='I Harris & Company cake. Buella. Charlotte LaPeer days in jail (60 days de- Calf us for propane anphere in the Thumb Friday - Breaded fish, scal- won the traveling prize. The 1p ferred), with work release, P.O. Box 38,Cass City, MI 48726-0038 51 7-872-2161 Or 1~95~ loped potatoes, cottage next meeting will be at Jerry for his plea of guilty to at- F O RT I S Telephone (517) 872-2688 cheese, hot roll, apple slices. Decker's home Sept. 18. tempted assault with a dan- w p-. -1 Facsimile (517) 872-3581 gerous weapon March 20 in Kingston Township. *Fortis Investors, Inc. Call He was also ordered to un- Member NASD, SlPC US - 872-2010 ll dergo mental health counsel- ll P.O. 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Conditianinr,-, AM/FM Stcrw $2,OOO Doun I Lease J Casset tC. I Retuil I Pens ALL PAY hlEKTS WITH APPROVED CREDIT, Retail payments ude tax. Ltnx payments: tax, tilie, plates & security deposit exh ALL USED CAR PAYMENTS INCLUDE SALES TAX DISCLOSURE INT. 3: TERMS MODEL YEAR INT. K Papers INT. .h TERMS MODEL YEAR MODEL YEAR INT. x TERMS MODEL YEAR 8.75% 36 rno. 1993 9.25% TERMS 48 mo. 1995 8 5% 40 rno. 1994 Pencils 54 rno. 1996 8 0% $1 ,OOO Down wlfh approved credit Notebooks Folders (M-81) Downtown Cass City 51 7-872-21 84 1-888-ANY-DODGE Showroom Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 8:30 AM-8 PM; Tues., Wed., & Fri. 8:30AM-6 PM Sat. 9 AM-2 PM: Service Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-6 PM PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN egal Notices Letters to the editor This firm is a debt collector attempting to 3 links South of tbc North line of Section collect a debt. Any information we ob- IS, Town 11 North. Rauge 8 East. on tain will be used for that purpose. Goodrich Stmt; thtnce East 7.63 chains; Support MDA research thence North 1 chain; thence West 7.63 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been chains; thence South 1 chain to the point MORTGAGE SALk - l)c!ault has been made in the conditions of a mortgage of beginrting.A11 in heVillage (now City) tnde in the conditions of a mortgage made by ROBERT BANK and LlCIA of Vassar, being a pm of the Northwest made by w,ijrie Order, &a Wayne Ackr BANK. his wife, to Mortgage Corpora-, 114 of the Northwest 114 of Section 18, unmarried (original mortgagors) to op- tion of America, Mortgagee, dated De- Town 11 North, Range 8 East. tion One Mortgage Corporation. A Cali- cember 30, 1997, and recorded on Janu- Recalling ballpark memories * fornia Corporation, Mortgagee, dated ary 13, 1998, in Liber 728, on pages 75- The redemption period shall be 6 April 28,1997, and recorded on May 7, 81, Tuxola County Records, Michigan, month($) from thc date of such sale. un- I997 in Libcr 710, on Page 258, ’hscola and assigned by said Mortgagee to STER- ksdct#miatd atandored in aecadana Remembering Ballpark that year was Saginaw Arthur grader, my aunts (the of August, 18, for 61 years hind with 40 home runs. County Records, Michigan, and was as- LING BANK AND TRUST, FSB,by an with 1948CL 600.32418, in which case Memories and MDA Hill. Cass City had some McWebb sisters), whom until Sammy Sosa broke it in The main reason I mention ; signed by said mortgagee to THE BANK assignment dated December 30, 1998, thc redemption period shall be 30 days some of you remember, took OF NEW YORK, as Trustee of and recorded on May 3, 1999, in Liber from the date of such de. A week or so ago the powerful teams in the 30’s 1998. Lou Gehrig is because he ’ AMERESCO Residential Securities Cor- 770, on pages 264-265, Tuscola County Saginaw News ran a history and a lot of folks will remem- me to my first major league Also in 1937 Lou Gehrig was stricken with ALS; . poration Mortgage hnTNS~ 1997-3 un- Records, Michigan, on which mortgage Dated: August 11. 1999 of events from 1900 to the ber Coach Bill Kelley, who ball game to Navin Field. Got held the American League which in a short time killec9 + der pooling and servicing agreement there is claimed to be due at the date later went on to coach a to see Rudy York hit home record of 184 RBIs and a ’ dated as of September 1, 1997, Assignee hereof the sum of FORTY-NINE THOU- FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: present. It mentioned about him. Another Hall of Fame by an assignment dated June 22, 1998, SAND THREE HUNDRED FORTY- 248-593- 1305 1929 or early 30s that the Saginaw high school. runs. He had the record for .337 batting average. Hank player, Jim Catfish Hunter‘, . which was recorded on July 21, 1998, in THREEand091100 Dollars ($49,34309). Trott & Trott. P.C. Back in 1937 as a seventh most home runs in the month Greenberg was one RBI be- Attorneys and Counselors only team to beat Cass City just a year ago now was di; , Libcr 745, on Page 465, Tuscola County including interest at 14.9996 per annum. agnosed with ALS and is I Records, on which mortgage there is 30150 Telegraph Rad, Suite 100 ’ claimed to be due at the date hereof the Under the power of sale contained in Binghm Fm,MI 48025 fighting for his life after a bad , sum of NINETY-FIVE THOUSAND said mortgage and the statute in such case file Iy 990708 I53 fall recently. Some of yo4 ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN AND 34 made and provided, notice is hereby given Panthers might have read the best 100 dollan ($9S.l16.34), including in- that said mortgage will be foreclosed by 8-1 1-5 terest at 1 1.650% per annum. a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some Barns should be preserved seller, “Tuesday wit! part of them, at public vendue, at the front Morrie,” written by Mitch Under the perof sale contained in said entrance of the Courthouse in the Village THIS FlRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR Albom, the number on? mortgage and the statute in such case of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan, at ATTEMPTWG TO COLLECTA DEBT. made and provided, notice is hereby 10:00 o’clock a.m., on September 24, A N Y I N FOR M AT I 0N 0 B TA IN ED Fellow Citizens, burned during the 1918 thick and strong. Here and time and maybe the names sportswriter. Morrie being 1 given that said mortgage will be fore- 1999. W lLL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Spanish Influenza Pandemic. there pieces of charred wood and something about the affected with MS, I think. ’ closcd by a sale of the mortgaged pre- Said premises are situated in the Town- It is very interesting to read It hit this area hardest from can still be seen. Men with people whose dreams ended Back in 1972, Mayo Chi$ mises, or some part of them, at public ship of Tuscola, Tuscola County, Michi- MORTGAGE SALE September 19 18 to January f venue, at the front entrance to the Cwrt- gan, and are described as: the stories about “Barn muscle and sweat built their there. said I had one of the 40 neu- ’ house in the Village of Cam, Tuscola &fault has been made in the conditions Again” in the Chronicle. 1919. Schools were closed. dream to last. Then for a These farms, along with the rological diseases that would County, Michigan at 10:00 AM. on Sep- Lot 32 of the Plat of Haines Subdivision, of a mortgage made by Stcvcn A. Smith In one of the stories it says All group gatherings, includ- brief few months their dream Dillon, Severance and other slow me up a lot as I get older tember 24, 1999. as recorded in Likr 2 of Plats, Pages IS- And Gail L. Smith. Husband And Wife, these barns have held up ing churches, were forbid- became a nightmare, and 16 of Tuscola County Records. to Mortgage Amcnca, Inc., mongagee, farms, whose people also but not life threatening. Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP Tax I.D. # 79-019-012-300-3200-00 dated April 3, 1997 and recorded April through many storms, torna- den. The only doctor was other men, frightened men, lived through that time, At that time, there wasn’t OFDWMARK, Tuscola County, Michi- 10. 1997 in Libcr 708, Page 954-962, does and floods. They came, overseas doing his one year came in terror and with fire. could be a tourist attraction. much research being done, gan, and are described as: The redemption period shall be six Tuscola County Records said mortgage also, through a time that . service in World War I. No, it wasn’t always silent but today there is a lot. So months from the date of such sale, unless is now held by IMC Mortgage Company I’m not positive about what Part of the Northwest quarter of Section determined abandomd in accordance with by assignment dated April 3. 1997 and many history books call the Though what could he have there. There was laughter, was told to me. The descen- this coming Labor Day, tune 16, Town 12 North, Range 7 East, Den- 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case the recorded on April 28,1997 in Liber 709, third worst pandemic in re- done that the farm women of sounds of work and the dants of those who lived in the telethon and help Jerry mark Township, Tuscola County, Michi- redemption period shall be 30 days from Page 788-789, Tuxola County Records. corded history. A time almost that time weren’t already do- building of a future, and then through those 5 terrible Lewis, one of the great mei, gan. Described as beginning at a point the date of such sale. There is claimed to bz due on such mort- on the West line of said Section 16, which gage the sum of Forty-Six Thousand One equal to the Black Plague that ing? the sounds of death, terror, months must know much of America, raise money. is South 00 degrees 35 minutes 00 sec- STERLING BANK AND TRUST. FSB Hundrcd Ninety-One and 881100 Dollan took one-third of Europe’s We heard, and it’s easy to and fire. more. Give less to the government onds East, 208.00 feet from the North- ($46.191.88) including interest at the rate population before it ended. understand, that people lived Couldn’t we remember at It is so sad to see the re- and more to MDA. west corner of said Section 16; thence, DAVLD J. BENNETT of 13.95% per annum. continuiiig along said West line, South THAV, GROSS, STEINWAY & in terror. Visitors were met least some of them too? It mains of these old farms 00 degrees 35 minutes 00 seconds East. BENNETT, Attorneys, Under the power of sale contained in the Ten years ago, driving with guns before they doesn’t seem like it would standing alone and forgotten. Thank you for your time 130.00feet; thence, parallel to the North 301 50 Telegraph #444 mortgage and Lhe statutes of the State of through your country land, reached the house and told to cost much to clear them of Knowing in time they’ll be line of said Section 16, North 89 degrees Bingham Farms, MI 48025 Mchigan, notice is hereby given that the go away. This disease killed weeds and plant flowers in Stuart Merchant 22 minutes 12 seconds East, 283.00 feet; (248) 645- 1700 mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of looking for a place to live that gone - covered by the earth thence, North 00 degrees 35 minutes 00 8- 11-5 the mortgaged prtmises, or some part of was near no city, my husband whole families and no one and around them. and the grass. seconds West, 130.00 feet; thence, South them, at public vendue at the front en- and I kept seeing stone and knew where it came from or Perhaps groups could make (Stuart.was diagnosed with 89 degrees 22 minutes 12 seconds West, trance of the Courthouse in thc Village of how to fight it. 283.00 feet to the West line of said Sec- Caro, Tuscola County, MI in Tuscola cement structures that re- them a project and be cre- Betty Girdauckas, CMT, which is under thc tion 16 and point of beginning. Subject THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR County, Michigan at 10:W a.m. on Oc- minded us of castles. We One person told us that af- ative. Signs telling of that Snover MDA.) to the Right of Way for Quanicassee Road ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. tober 8, 1999. ter smoke stopped coming ANY INFOKMATION OBTAINED wondered what on earth they over the Westerly side thereof. The pmmises are located in the Wlage were. Mostly they stood from the chimney for at least WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. of Mayville, Tuscola County, Michigan, R FRIDAY The redemption period shall be 6 and are described as: alone in fields of weeds and 14 days, the houses were month(s) from the date of such sale, un- MORTGAGE SALE wildflowers. . burned and the barns. You less determined abandoned in accwdance PARCEL 1 - Part Of thc Southeast 114 of We found a place to live and see, the pigs died of influ- ish F with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case Default has been made in the conditions Section 25, Town 1 1 North, Range 9 East the redemption pcriod shall be 30 days of a mortgage made by Tex Roy Labcan, described as: Beginning at a point on the began asking questions about enza too. from the date of such sale. A Married Man, And Diane M. Labean, West line of said Sourheast 114 which is those stone and cement struc- Then in January 1919, it His Wife, to Rock Financial Corporation, North 00 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds tures. What we learned came ended, and no one knew the Dated: August 11, 1999 mortgagee, dated April 14, 1998 and re- East, along said West line, 2013.35 feet corded May 5, 1998 in Liber 738, Page from the South 114 corner of said Sectio’n from people’s memories of why of that either. 5:OO-9:00 p.m. \ FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: 396-403,Tuscola County Records said 25; thence continuing Noh 00 degrees what their grandparents told One quiet country day, 1 All You Can Eat 248-593-1300 mortgage is now held by IMC Mortgage 00 minutes 00 seconds East, along said them of that time. walked back to one of those Trott & Trott. P.C. Company by assignment dated April 14, West line, 66.00 feet; thence North 89 dc- PDeepFried Fish, Soups, Large Attorneys and Counselors 1998 and recorded on July 28, 1999 in gms 56 minutes 33 seconds East, pival- The structures were the re- barns and stood there in the ~~ I 301 50 Telegraph Road, Suile 100 Liber 777, Page 1452, Tuscola County le1 with the North line of said Southeast mains of barns that were silence. The stone walls are Homemade Salad Bar, Choice of Potatoes, Bingham Farms, MI 48025 Records. There is claimed to be due on 114,917.00 feet; thence North 00 degrees File # 980654 15 such mortgage the sum of Seventy-Six 00 minutes 00 seconds East, parallel with Home Baked Bread & Dessert Hawks Thousand Six Hundred Seven and 49/100 said West line, 570.00 feet to said North 8-1 1-5 Dollars ($76,607.49) including interest at line; thence North 89 dcps56 minutes Photos of Pierce the rate of 10.5% per annum. 33 seconds East, along said North line FRIDAY GOLF SPECIAL FOR 2 Under hepower of sale contained in the 331.72 feet; thence South 00 degrees 00 mortgage and the statutes of the State of minutes 00 seconds West parallel with includes 9 holes of Golf, Michigan, notice is hereby given that the said West line. 858.00 feet; them South murals still sought Fish Dinner w/soup and salad bar, & dessert MORTGAGE SALE - Default having mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of 89 &pes 56 minutes 33 seconds West, been made in the terms and conditions of the mortgaged premises, or some part of parallel with wid North Line. 288.00 feet $320a per couple w/cart a certain mortgage made by Richard them, at public venue at the front entrance to the Southeast corner of previously re- Dear John: I would really appreciate if $26O0per couple without cart, from 3 to 7 p.m. Hathway and Barbara Hathway, his wife of the Courthouse in the Village of Caro, corded survey (recorded in Liber 564, there were someone who had of Thscola County, Michigan, Mortgag- Tuscola County, MI in Tuscola County, pages 10-1 1 of Tuscoli County Records); SUNDAY BRUNCH Thank YOU for Publishing the foresight to photograph ors to Master Mortgage Financial Lend- Michigan at 1O:OO a.m. on October I, thence North 00 degrees 00 minutes 00 a.m. to p.m. ing Copration Mortgagee dated the 3rd 1999. seconds East parallel with said West line the recent article regarding them. 10:30 2 of September, A.D. 1998, and recorded The premises itre located in the Town- and along the East line of said survey, the historical painting done Again, thank you for shar- ~rea~ast& Lunch items Shemod on the HW in the ofice of the Register of keds, for ship of Watertown, Tuscola County, 80.00 feet; thence South 89 degrees 56 Soup, Salad Bar, Desserts Phone 665-997 1 or 665-2594 the County of Tuscola and State of Michi- Michigan, and are described as: minutes 33 seconds West, parallel with by Amy (Vance) Pierce. ing the information in this gan, on the 1 Ith day of December, A D. said North line and along the North line I felt it was necessary, how- infornational article: I hope $595 1998, in Liber 758 of Tuscola Records, Part of the Northwest Quarter of Section of said survey, 450.00 feet; hence South ever, to point out a few more it will help to find out more on page 270, which said mortgage was 21, Town 10 North, Range 9 East. de- 00 dcgrccs 00 minutes 00 seconds West, facts. The most important of thereafter on, to-wit the 9th day of Sep- scrikd as beginning at a point on the parallel with said West line and along the information. tember, A.D. 1998, assigned to Ameri- North Section line, North 88 degrees 08 West line of said survey, 80.00 feet; which, is that there was a 20- can General Finance, Inc. and recorded minutes 16 seconds East 1313.20 feet thence South 89 degrees 56 minutes 33 year time span between the Sincerely, on June 3, 1999 in the ofice of Register from the Northwest Comr of Section 2 1 ; seconds West. parallel with said North interest of the Smithsonian of Deeds in Libcr 773 for said County of thence continuing North 88 &pees 08 line, I IS.~9feet;lhenccNorth00&~ecs Tuscola Records, on page 393, on which minutes 16 seconds East 500.00 feet; 00 minutes 00seconds bst. pmlkl with and the demise of the old Linda A. Edwards mortgage there is claimed to bc due, at thence South 01 degree 51 minutes 44 said West line. 222.00 fect; thence South school building. It was not an Art Instructor the date of this notice, for principal and seconds East 248.00 feet; thence South 8 89.56 minutes 33 seconds West, pwillel issue of running out of time. Cass City Middle School , interest, the sum of $79,705.87. degrees 08 minutes 16 seconds West with said North line. 392.43 feet to the And no suit or proceedings at law or in 500.00 feet; thence Noh 01 degree 51 point of brginning. The institution simply had equity having been instituted to recover minutes 44 seconds West 248.00 feet to PARCEL. 2 - Part of the Southeast I14 of enough material that could the debt secured by said mortgage or any the point of beginning. Section 25, Town 1 1 Nonh. Range 9 East, be documented at the time Chronfcle Liners part thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of described as: Beginning at a point on the the power of sale contained in said mort- The redemption period shall be 6 West line of said Sauthcast 114 which is they were searching for it. Work Like gage, and pursuant to the statute of the months from the date of such sale, un- North 00 dcgrecs 00 minutes 00 seconds Secondly, I did contact both State of Michigan in such case made and less the property is determined aban- East. along said West lim, 1791.35 feet Art Holmberg and Jack Esau

~ provided, notice is hereby given that on doned in accordance with MCLA from the South 1/4 comer of said Section Friday, the 1st day of October, A.D., 600.3241a. in whichcase the redemption 25; tknce continuing North 00 degrees concerning the other 2 pic- ’ 1999, at 10:00 a.m. o’clock said mort- period shall be 30 days from the date of 00 minutes 00 seconds East, along snid tures and to inquire about the gage will be foreclosed by a sale at pub- the sale. West line, 222.00 feet; thcnce Noh 89 artist, I wrote to her about 8 lic auction, to the highest bidder, at the degrtcs 56 minutes 33 seconds East. par- years ago as well. Since I had front entrance to the Courthouse in Vil- Dated: August 18. 1999 allel with the North line of said section lage of Car0 Tuscola County, Michigan, Southeast V4.392.43 feet; thence South gone to school in that build- casscjty of the premises described in said mort- ORLANS ASSOCIATES PC 00 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds West, ing and was born and raised Chronicle 1 gage, or so much thereof as may be mc- Attorney for UlIC Mortgage Company, parallel with said West line, 220.00 feet, here, it was hoped that I essary to pdy the amount due, as afore- As Assignee thence South 89 dcgrecs 56 minutes 33 said, on said mortgage, with the interest 3001 West Big Beaver seconds West. parallel with said North could remember where the Phone 872-2010 thereon at nine point three percent (9.3%) Suite 600 line, 392.43 feet to the point of begin- other paintings were. per annum and all legal costs, charges and Troy, MI 48084 ning. expenses, including the attorney fees al- (248) 643-4464 EXCEPT and reserving all oil, gas and lowed by law, and also any sum or sum mincenl rights as set forth in Warranty which may be paid by the Undersigned, File No. 192.0139 bedrecorded in Likr 606,Page 5% and necessary to protect its interest in the pre- 8- 18-5 any subsequent instruments pertinent ELKLAND TOWNSHIP mises.Which said premises are described thereto. as follows: all that certain piece or par- cel of land situated in the City of The redemption period shall be 12 Kingston, in the County of Tuscola and THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLI,ECTL)R months from the date of such sale, unless REQUEST State of Michigan and described as fol- ATTEMPTLNG TO COLLECT A DEBT. the property is determined abandowd in lows. to wit: ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAlN accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, in wru. BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. which case the redemption period shall Parcel 1: Part of the Southwest 114 of the be 30 days from the date of Ihe sale. Southwest 114 of seclion 17, Township MORTGAGE SALE - Default has ken I1 North, range 11 East, described as: Dated: August 25, 1999 FOR BIDS made in the conditions of a n\ortgi\ge Commencing at the Northwest comer of made by Ricky E. Esckelson and Tracie the Southwest 114 of the Southwest 114 Esckclson, husband and wife (original OIUANS ASSOCIATES PC of section 17, Thence East 198 feet, mortgagors) to first ChicagoNBD Mort- Attorney for IMC Mortgage Company. New construction , Thence South 660 feet, thence West 198 gage Company, Mortgagee,dated August As Assignee feet, Thence North 660 feet to the point 12, 1996, and recorded on August 16, 3001 West Big Beaver ‘ of beginning. 19% in Liber 695, on Page 1374, Tuscola Suite 600 800 ft. road, 12 ft. wide Troy, 48084 County Records, Michigan, and was iis- MI I Parcel 2: Part of the Southwest 114 of the (248) 643-4464 signed by said mortgagee to the Firstar One 30 ft. steel tube ’ Southwest 114 of Section 17, Township Bank, NA, successor by merger andor r 11 North, range 11 East, commencing name change to Great Financial Bank. File No. 193.0149 ’ 198 feet East of the Northwest corner of FSB, Assignee by an assignment date 8-25-5 at township cemetery ’ the Southwest 114 of the Southwest 114 October 1, 1997, which was recorded on : of Section 17, Thence 66 feet, Thence October 21,1997, in Likr 722, on Page r South 64 feet, Thence West 46 feet, 944, Tuscola County Records, on which ’ Thence North 660 feet to the point of be- mortgage there is claimed to be due at SHEETS AVAILABLE FROM TOWNSHP : ginning. the date hereof the sum of FORTY-SIX NO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED CLERK OR SUPERVISOR < Tax ID#O16-017-oOo-1700-00 EIGHTY AND 541100 dollars ~ ~ ~~ ($46,180.54), including interest at HUNTING l The redemption period shall be six 8.500% per annum. Bids must be submitted to undersigned by ’ inonths from the date of such sale, un- i less determined abandoned in accordance Under the power of sale contained in said SIGNS p.m. I with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case September 13,1999, at 6 mortgage and the statute in such case ’ the redemption period shall be 30 days ’ made and provided, notice is hereby Black Ink from the date of such sale. given that said mortgage will be fore- N. Wallace, Clerk closed by a sale of the mortgaged pre- Dated: August 25, 1999 mises, or some part of them, at public 5 for $1 venue, at the front entrance to the Court- 872-2657 PARAMOUNT , WELTMAN, WEINBERG & RElS CO., house in the Village of Caro, Tuxola 25’each I L.P.A. County, Michigan at 10:00 AM, on Sep- Dan Erla, Supervisor tember 24,1999. CASS CITY By: Daniel E. Best (P58501) IMPROVEMENTS Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee Said premises are situated in CITY OF CHRONICLE 872- 307 5 VASSAR, Tuscola County, Michigan, 755 W. Big Beaver, Suite 310 6550 Main BOARD RESERVES RIGHT TO Troy, MI 48084 and are described as: THE Call Us Toll Free 1=800=28814385 .(248) 362-6100 872-201 0 REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. * With Full Window Order Licensed #2102110440 8-25-5 Land commcociog at a poiat 10 chains, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CAS’S CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1999 PAGE ELEVEN

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The sizzling Michigan sum- Woolwine, vice-president of also show increased travel for * Most of the Michigan people died in 18 crashes on mer tourism season should Travel and Field Operations July, with new records for travel destinations will be in roads across the state. That end with a bang, leading to a for AAA Michigan. “As that month (726,400 vehicles the lower peninsula (89 per- was up from the 1997 holi- robust fall tourism season, many as 4 million crossed the bridge in July, an cent), and these are most day, when 16 people died in AAA Michigan predicts. Michiganians were predicted increase of 2.2 percent over likely to be in the Northwest 12 crashes. Eight of last An estimated 1.5 million to travel during the month of 1998). Overall trafic on Big (32 percent); year’s fatal crashes were al- state residents plan to travel August alone.” Mac for the first 7 months of * Approximately 84 percent cohol-related, and safety re- during the upcoming Labor “It’s been a great summer,” 1999 is up 1.4 percent over of all trips will be by car, straints were not used by 73 Day holiday period, accord- said Sally Laukitis, executive last year. truck or van. percent of the victims who ing to a recent AAA survey. director of the Holland Area According to an Auto Club had belts available. To reduce In addition, preliminary data Convention and Visitors Bu- survey of 500 Michigan resi- Based on requests received these numbers this Labor kuggests a substantial in- reau. “Nice and steady all dents, even if bad weather for Auto Club TourBook Day holiday, all drivers are crease in planned fall color summer; occupancy rates were predicted, it would guides and Triptik routings, urged to use safety belts, trips over last year. about the same as last year, have little effect on Labor the top 5 summer driving avoid alcohol, stay alert at ’ The encouraging travel Our weekends are always Day travel plans. Nearly 3- destinations are: 1. the wheel and observe all &umbers exist in spite of full. The weather has quarters of the respondents Frankenmuth; 2. Traverse traffic laws. higher gas prices (averaging helped.’’ said they would not consider City; 3. Mackinaw City/ For the 35th year, AAA $1.27 as ofAug. 17, about 20 Tom Nemacheck, executive cancelling a trip due to bad Mackinac Island; 4. Mount Michigan’s “Bring ‘Em Back ents more than last year). director of the Upper Penin- weather. Major findings Pleasant; 5. Sault Ste. Marie. Alive!” Holiday News Ser- , li our out of 5 travelers say sula Travel & Recreation from AAA Michigan’s 1999 vice will help steer holiday hat rising gas prices will Association, reports that this Labor Day survey show: travelers to their destinations bave no impact on their travel summer will be “as good as The official 78-hour Labor throughout the Labor Day plans for the weekend. or better” than last year, with * Eighty-eight percent of Day holiday period begins at weekend, with hourly traffic, “The upcoming Labor Day the percentage of travel in- the trips planned will be in- 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 3, and safety and tourism bulletins 3oliday should cap a summer runs to midnight Monday, -- quiries in the region up in the side the US., with 83 percent c--b airing on radio stations state- of record tOUrism spending, “double digits” for July, Au- in excess of 100 miles; acp. u. wide, meeting Or exceeding AAA gust and well into fall. * More than half of the trips For more Michigan travel Michigan’s prediction of 4- Traffic reports from the will be inside Michinan (57 Duringlast year’.s Lab-’! information, travelers may

TENDERCARE RESIDENT Gertrude Kimmel, of Caro, cel- ebrated her loothbirthday Wednesday, Aug. 2Sh,with family members from 4 generations. They are (1-r) Krystine Langmaid, great-granddaughter, Gretchen Kimmel, great- granddaughter, Dale Kirnmel, son and Scott Kimmel, grand- son.

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Cab LS 0 loaded1 MSRP $37,244.00, GMS Power windows & locks, keyless entry, $32,667.08, $1,000 down, $1,725 due at MSRP signing, rate, 36 month lease, 36,000 auto, air, chrome wheels’ Loaded1 2.5% $24,687 00, GMS 81, $1,000 down 0 miles, 20t a mile over. $20,933 0 0 * 0 * c CASS CITY CHRONICLE *: 0 * *I 0 0 * Cass City, Michigan Jt 0 c 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 O1n LL 4L * * 0 -- . ~0000000000000-3 - 0 0 0 v 0 0 1999 Chev. Blazer 4WD 0 0 0 1999 Olds Intrigue 0 Power windows, locks, tilt & cruise, LS trim, 0 LOOK HERE FOR FUN AND EXCITEMENT 0 0 CD !Icassette, spoiler, aluminum a alum. wheels & more! MSRP $25,487.00, 0 0 wheels 0 Rl 0 0 GMS $22,209.61, $1,000 down, $1,514 due 0 0 MSRP $22,995 00, GMS 0 $20,395.00, 0 at signing t tax, title & license, 5.9% rate, 36 0 0 $1,000 down, $1,247 due at signing, 0 mos. lease, 36,000 miles, a mile over. September 14 ...... Leelanau Sands &Turtle Creek Casinos - 0 0 20t 0 0 4.45% rate, 36 month lease, 36,000 0 Traverse City whncentive ...... $35 W 0 0 miles, 2Oe a mile over. NO SECURITY 0 a 0 0 October 10-11 ...... Longaberger Basket Factory - Dresden, OH ...... pp. dbl. $1 37 0 DEPOSIT REQUIRED. 0 0 0 0 Oct. 14 & Nov. 16 ... Soaring Eagle Casino - Mt. Pleasant whncentive ...... $1 5 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 19-21 ...... Chicago Shopping - Festival of Lights ...... pp. dbl. $285 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 December 4 ...... Twelve Oaks Mall Shopping - Novi, MI ...... $15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DEPART FROM 0 0 0 0 0 CAR0 BIG LOTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 All the Used Vehicles on our lot have been 0 0 thoroughly inspected 0 and safety checked! 0 This is just a sampling will meet in the of our used vehicles B 0 available. for you! h Cas City High School Band Room 0 September 13, 1999,7: 15 p.m.. 0 i to reorganize the choir. 0 0 r 1 A// former members and any other persons ihteresfedin 0 joihihg are inv/’fedto uHend 0 b 0 For further information or questions call -0 Tax, title and plates extra, 1, Geneva Richards - 872-2467 PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ’I Obituaries f John Knowlton Pleasure Horse Association of Marlette or the Living lic Church. of Ubly, Richard Pollum and and UAW Local 699. Waters Mission Fund. Surviving are her husband, his wife Michelle of Minden John A. Knowlton, 52, of He is survived by his wife Arrangements were made Stanley; 4 daughters, Shirley City; 27 grandchildren; 7 Caro, died suddenly Satur- Val; one daughter and her by Ransford Funeral Home, Pierce of Twin Lake, Dor- great-grandchildren; one day, Aug. 28, 1999, husband, Michelle and Chris Caro. othy Slater of Sturgis, Mary step-great-granddaughter; He was born Dec. 21,1946, Robinson of Caro; 2 sisters Barnes of Twin Lake and one brother, Stanley Pollum in Monroe, the son of Will- and 3 brothers, Charlotte William Maxson Joan (Phil) Knash of and his wife Grace of ‘Ster- iam and Elizabeth (Turner) Rabideau of Cass City, Ruth Muskegon; 3 sons, Stanley ling Heights, and several Knowlton. He came to Ann Hnatiuk and Robert William D. Maxson, 63, of (Mary) Pierce of Grant, nieces and nephews. Tuscola County with his par- Knowlton, both of Arizona, Kingston, died Thursday, Leonard (Bonnie) Pierce of He was preceded in death ents as a child. He married William Knowlton of Vir- Aug. 26, 1999, at Scheurer Muskegon and Andrew by 3 sisters, Frances Scheur, Val Fumess June 24, 1967, ginia, and James Knowlton Hospital, Pigeon, after a long (Pam) Pierce of Waukegan, Barbara Glaza, Vicky in Cas City. of Marlette. Also surviving ill ness. Ill,, 30 grandchildren; many Wrobel; 3 brothers, Edward, He graduated from Cass are a very special aunt and He was born Dec. 19,1935, great- and great-great-grand- Julius and Simon Pollum. City High School, and uncle, Loretta and Walter in Flint to William and Helen children; one sister, Marga- Mass of Christian Burial moved to Caro in 1968. He Turner of Caro, and many (Matheson) Maxson. He ret Thane of Tawas, and 2 was held Saturday at St. had been employed at Delphi cousins, nieces and nephews. married Leona M. brothers, Cecil (Eva) Furnass John’s Catholic Church in Saginaw Steering Gear for Funeral services were to be Summerfield March 3 1, of Mobile, Ala., and William Ubly. The Rev. William 31 years, retiring Oct. 1, held at the Living Waters 1956, in Munger. Furnaq;.; Of Caro. She was Rutkowski, pastor of St. 1996. After retiring, horse Chapel in Caro at 11:OO a.m., Maxson served in the U.S. prer.:.,r\ in death by one Stanislaus of Bay City, offi- training became his full time Wednesday, Sept. 1, with Army, and retired from SOi I;{I\’ t‘ierce, cia ted. THE CASS CITY Rotary Club recently presented its first occupation. Pastor James Solomon offi- Saginaw Steering Gear after 1;uwxd services were held Burial was in St. John’s He was a member of Liv- ciating. 21 years. He was a UAW Tuesday, Aug. 31, at her Cemetery. scholarship to Aaron Bell, a 1998-99 Cass City graduate now ing Waters Chapel in Caro, Burial will be in the member and a former mem- graveside in Elkland Town- Arrangements were made studying at Alma College. Presenting the $500 award abovt the American and the Michi- Indianfields Township Cem- ber of Pheasants I? n ver. ship Cemetery, with Sr. Ruth by Zinger-Srnigielski Fu- gan Quarter Horse Associa- etery. Surviving are lirs wife, Adamites of St. Michael neral Home, Ubly. is Colleen Langenburg, club vice-president. tions, the Palomino Horse Memorial contributions Leona Maxson; 4 children, Catholic Church, Wilmot, Association, the Blue Water may be given to Teen Ranch Cindy (Rich) Kine1 of officiating . -- Kingston, Beverly (Jerry) Arrangements were made Leo Ware Gilmore of Kingston, Will- by Kranz Funeral Home, iam D. Maxson I1 of Deford Cass City. Leo Stanley Ware, 90, of and Daniel L. (Paula Wilcox) Cass City, died Friday, Aug. Thumb Octagon Barn Maxson of Caro; 6 grand- Herman ‘‘Harry’’ 27, 1999, at Hills and Dales children; his mother, Helen General Hospital. P. 0.Box 145, Gagetown, MI 48?35 Maxson of Essexville; 2 sis- Pollum He was born May 3, 1909, Bridgewater Candles ters, Katheline Horner of in Ellington Township to 4th Annual Essexville and Judy (Roger) Herman “Harry” Pollum, William Henry and Gertrude 1Hollister of Otter Lake; a (Deming) Ware. He married 76, of Ubly, died Aug. 25, brother, Robert (Kay) 1999, after a long battle with Mardell N. Starr July 3, FALL FAMILY DAYS Maxson of Rhodes; sisters- cancer. 1930, in Lapeer. and brothers-in-law, Elaine He was born July 13, 1923, Ware worked for Nestles Food Co. and Pontiac sponsored by (Gene) Poirier of Pigeon and in Parisville, son of George Mo- tors. He and Stanley Kathy (Gordon) Daniels of and Rose (Osantoski) Friends of the Thumb Octagon Barn Reese, and many nieces and Pollum. He married Reta McArthur began the Mac and Leo Service station in 1944, $400 rebate per gallon Manor Hall nephews. €Ie was preceded Rutkowski Sept. 15,1945, at which he ran until his retire- in death by his father, Will- St. Mary’s Catholic Church 7s&#vo& & gkw - 1924-1949 ment in 1979. He was a iam Maxson; mother-in-law, in Parisville. former Lions Club member Hilda Summerfield, and fa- farmed the family farm Sept. 11 & 12,1999 Exterior Paint He and a former Cass City vil- t her- i n- I a w, Will i am for 3 1 years and also worked lage councilman. He at- Gagetown, Michigan Summerfield. at the Nestles Milk Plant for tended Novesta Church of Funeral services were held I6 years until its closing in Featuring... Monday, Aug. 30, at Kranz 1971. He retired to Ubly in Christ. Surviving are his wife, Antique and collector tractors and farm machinery Funeral Home, Kingston, 1984 where he gardened and Old gas and steam engines with the Rev. Gerald Meyer repaired bikes. He was also Mardell; 5 children, Ferris (Carol) Ware of Shelbyville, Horse drawn wagon rides of Good Shepherd Lutheran a maintenance janitor at Val- Ind., James (Joan) Ware of Horseshoeing and blacksmith demonstrations, A , Church, Cass City, officiat- ley Collision until just days ing. Cass City, Gordon (Pat) Ware Spinning and weaving before his death. Quilt display Interment was in East Day- He was a parishioner of St. of Otter Lake, Donna Nye of ton Cemetery, Caro. Mary’s Catholic Church in Cass City and David (Judy) Homemade ice cream and d Memorials may be made to Parisville. He joined the St. Ware of Cass City; 18 grand- Bake sale Foam, Wallpaper, Old Village Paint, children; 23 great-grandchil- Christ the King Lutheran John’s Catholic Church in Apple cider press dren; 2 great-great-grand- Church, Kingston. Ubly in 1985. He was a Operating buzz saw children; a brother-in-law, member of the Ushers and Shingle mill and saw mill Stanley (Pauline) McArthur, Luetta Pierce Men’s Club of St. Mary’s. Ladies craft workshop and several nieces and neph- Children’s activities He is survived by his wife ews. He was preceded in Luetta (2. Pierce, 81, of Hog kettle popcorn Reta of Ubly; 2 daughters, death by a granddaughter, North Muskegon, died Genevieve Lasceski and her Much more Lisa Ware; a grandson, Ted Thursday, Aug. 26, 1999, at husband David of Kinde, Ware; a daughter-in-law, Ella NOW, YOU GET A I Mercy Hospital, Muskegon. Ann Sopczynski and her I Jean Ware, and son-in-law, 7-10 a.m. Sat. & Sun. by the She was born in Kinde Nov. husband Joseph of Harbor Ken Nye. 10, 1917, to Thomas and Beach; 6 sons, Leonard Funeral services were held Cass City-Gagetown K of C Olive (Sophie) Furnass. She Pollum and his wife Donna Monday, Aug. 30, at Novesta had been married to Stanley of Lapeer, Eugene Pollum Church of Christ with Chuck Ad sponsored by: nd Pierce for 65 years. and his wife Dayle of Emmert officiating. Chemical Bank Thumb Area, Cooperative set of Pierce had been farmer Elevator Co.-Pigeon, Curtis Chrysler-Cass a Minden City, Dan Pollum Interment was in Novesta and a resident of the North and his wife Cindy of Ubly, City, Pat Curtis Chevrolet-Caro, Independent prints Township Cemetery. Muskegon area for the past AI Pollum and his wife Bank East Michigan, Kranz Funeral Home- 3%’’or 4” Memorials may be made to 38 years. She was a member Diane of Ubly, Marvin Cass City, Michigan Sugar Co., Milligan Farms- Novesta Church of Christ or Cass Cit;, Thumb 2-Cyhder Club,T&ola County of the Prince of Peace Catho- Pollum and his wife Melanie Rawson Memorial Library. Farm Bureau, Vita Plus-Gagetown, Weber Lumber-Vassar, Wickes Lumber-Caro Arrangements were made $1 50 Gate Donation for those 16 and older. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. by Kranz Funeral Home, , Association set to Cass City. honor care facility E V E R Y D A Y-1 SEE PHOTO DEPT. FOR DETAaS. The National Association of long term care and for their Geriatric Nu rs i ng Assist ants dedication to the residents of will be presenting Tuscola Tuscola County Medical County Medical Care Facil- Care Facility. ity and their Certified (com- NAGNA is a professional petency evaluated) Nursing association of long term care Assistants with membership facilities and their certified certificates and honorary nursing assistants. pins for their contribution to Presentations will be held at 3 and 4 p,m. Sept. 1 at Tuscola County Medical Care Facility, 1285 Cleaver Rd., Caro,

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insertion; -additional words f Household 1 An amazing maze of maize! time only Sunday time on Terry Sturm arranged for all Gagetown region of 10 cents each. Three weeks Sales No, that's not a new tongue Labor Day Weekend Sunday, the details to come together, Bluewater Thumb Youth For for the price of 2-cash rate. GARAGE SALE Corner of 70x28 SHELF bookcase, MENNONITE CHICKENS - twister, it's a new activity Sept. 5, from 3 to 7 p.m., Fletcher said. Sturm con- Christ. Save money by enclosing 5 Leach and Elizabeth. House- from Bluewater Thumb Fletcher added. tacted David Armbruster, cash with mail orders. Rates $35. 10-speed 26-inch Free - weighing 7, 8, 9 and 10 "We took a group from Bay pounds. Butchered and hold items, knickknacks, Youth For Christ, according Church and youth groups who rents the field, as well Shore Camp and a small for display want ad on appli- Spirit woman's bike, $35. bikes, Saturday, 990-4:OO. to Campus Life Director can go through the maze for as Pioneer Seeds' Jeff cation. 872-3686. 2-8- 18-3 bagged, $1.00 pound. Call birthday party group through (5 17) 453-3323. 2-8- 18-3 14-9- 1- 1 Steve Fletcher. Its purpose is $4 per person, ages 13 and Leipprandt for the seeds and the maze and we estimate to raise funds for teens to go up, and $3 per person, ages Co-operative Elevator Com- from that trial run it should END OF SUMMER pre- to Washington, D.C., in the 12 and under, according to pany for the fertilizer, HORSES BOARDED - take a group 30 to 45 min- Quality care at reasonable NEW STORM door, never winter sale Thursday, Sept. 2, year 2000 for a Youth Evan- Fletcher. "We're starting the Fletcher said. Scott and Jill utes, depending on how used, 1 1/4"x36"~72",$37. 9:00-2:00, 6757 Third St. gelism Super Conference, last Thursday in August and Lindenberg designed the rates, Fleming Stock Farm, many wrong turns you make. 2850 Crawford Rd, 872- Used storm door, 1 I/ 14-9.-1- 1 going until October harvest maze on a scaled grid sheet. This is something almost 4"~36"~80"- good, $22. Fletcher's wife, Tonya, read FOR SALE - 5' picnic tables, 4496. 2-8- 11-tf time," said Fletcher. "Flash- "It took several hours of anyone can enjoy." Used storm door, END OF SUMMER sale about the idea in Guideposts treated, wishing wells - all - light Night should be a lot of volunteer help to cut down Residents can call Steve 1"~32"~80"- good, $18. Little of a lotta things. and thought it would be great sizes, bird houses, bird feed- COLLEGE DORM loft with Fri- fun," he added. the corn stalks into an intri- Fletcher at 5 17-453-3239 to ers, butterfly houses and bat 6375 3rd St. 872-4676. day, Sept. 3, Saturday, Sept. :fun to do, said Fletcher. There are plans underway cate shape that includes a shelf headboard, $75. 872- arrange for church and group houses. Lots of craft items. 3545. 2-8-25-3 2-8-25-3 4,9 to 5. 6393 Pine St., Cass * Weather permitting, the for school field trips, and Noah's Ark and YFC Logo," activities or for further de- 872-2039.8 miles north, 1 I/ ~ City, corner West aad Pine. > maze will be open Thurs- teachers and home schoolers Fletcher said. tails. The fleld is located in 4 east of Cass City. 2-7-7- 13 WESTINGHOUSEE 14-9-1-1 :days, Fridays and Saturdays can call Tonya at 1-5 17,883- "It's just a lot of fun and it's Pigeon at John and Hartley MUST SELL 3 new arch washer, $75 OBO, and a at 7 p.m. and groups can 3399, but all others should probably something not too Streets. Watch for signs. type steel buildings. Com- schedule special times. FIREWOOD - Ash -and Kathy Lee low impact, air PORCH SALE - Oak antique call Steve at 1-888-258- many people have ever done This event is sponsored by maple split. $40 face cord. pany canceled order. 20x26, high chair, and lots of toys. ,There will be a special, one- 4862. 25x28. Ask about financing, walker, $60 OBO. 673- before," said Fletcher, who Bluewater Thumb Youth For Convenient pick up. 872:' 41 10. 2-9-1-1 Sept. 3-4-5, starting at 9:OO - oversees activities for the Christ serving Huron, 3515. 2- 10- 14-tf Ready for delivery. Huge a.m. Polly Harbec, 2567 Caseville, Elkton, Pigeon, Tuscola and Sanilac coun- savings. Call for availability. Cemetery Rd., Cass City. Wedding ) Bay Port, Owendale and 1-800-222-6335. 2-8-25-2 FOR SALE - Automatic 16- ties. feet garage or shed door with 14-9-1- 1 1 InvitatiOK8J, all hardware. Available in FOR SALE - Bunk beds, all GARAGE SALE - Saturday I i\L Traditional 6 6LyIkh I early September, 4677 wood, comes with mat- only, 9-3.5353 Garfield Ave. I .\w tresses, $200 or best offer. Kennebec, Cass City. 872- - Cass City Chronicle 2023. 2-9-1-3 14-9-1- I a. Phone 872-2010 872-23 10, 2-8-25-3 WE WILL HAVE more corn PINE DINING ROOM table, GARAGE SALE - Friday, [q by Wednesday, Sept. 1. Les 10-4. 6674 Huron St. Girl's Formica top, 6 chairs, $300 1 Professional and Business I Merchant, 2 1/2 north of winter dress coat and hat, obo. 2 microwaves, $35 Cass City. 872-4563. each. Maple bookcase $35. size 7. 2-9-1-1 14-9-1- 1 Call after 6 p.m. 872-4270. R2-8-25-3 [DIRECTORYI FOR SALE - established 4-FAMILY garage sale - An- limousine service. Sale in- tiques, guns, area rugs, FOR SALE - Hardwood cludes future bookings and clothes and miscellaneous. bunk beds with attachable established clientele. Call Wednesday and Thursday, 9- DOUGLAS ladder, mattresses, like new, 872- 1290. 2-8: 19-tf ?. 4243 Seeger. $150. Call 872-8109. 14-9-1-1 PANKRATZ, M.D, 2-8-25-3 Lee Hirsch Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) YARD SALE - Sept. 1 and Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cass City) Board Certified FOR SALE - 7' couch, clean, Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) :all Seeding Prices 2,9:00-5:OO.4534 Oak St. Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Orthopaedic no wear, light color, wood 14-9- 1- 1 Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cass City) trim. Ewald, 4716 Hunt St. or White Red 715 E. Frank St.. Caro, MI Surgery call 872-2954, 2-8- 18-3 GARAGE SALE Lots Of Phone 673-31 37 Wheat Wheat - 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI Seeds Seeds clothing , socks, underwear, "Specidizing in FOR SALE - Storage barns,' shirts, gloves, blue denim bib ------I all sizes, horse barns, dog Lowell Madison Joint Rep1ace rii en t , overalls, jackets, some lined ------COUNSELING houses, craft items. Will de- .AC Ron Patterson jackets, men's pants, paper A rtli ros copic liver. Call 872-2608. 3rd Freedom back books and assorted house on Hurds Corner Rd., DOYOU HAVE A Snrgery & York Star Glory items. 8 miles east of Cass north of M-81. Harold - City, 5 miles north and first DRINKING PROBLEM? Fro c' t 1.1 re Cci re ALCOHOLICS THIS "A-MAIZE-ing Maze" was cut into a Pigeon farm field Deering. Call anytime. place west at 4601 Huron ANONYMOUS 2-2- 12-tf 60# bags - $7.00 Line Rd. Sept. 3-4-5. $455 Doerr Rd., Suite 4, to raise funds for teens to go to Washington, D.C., in 2000 for -- 60# bags (bulk rate) - $6.50 AND AL-ANON 14-9-1-ln Cass City, MI 48726 a Youth Evangelism Super Conference. Alfalfaand Grass __ MEET1 NG S 4 Ehrlich's Seed Available HOURS BY I Call: 1-810-672-9871 GARAGE SALE - Sept. 2- 1-800-267-5692 k 3-4, 9-5. Miscellaneous Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. APPOINTMENT Flag Business 2-9-1-2 items, large sizes. No early I sales. 6300 Bay City- (517) 872-4320 ' ----c--- TIMflWSS TREASURES For u11 yew flag needs ...::* ' :I Forestville, ,1/4 mile east of FLAGS POLES - INSURANCE "YOUR GIFT 8 HOME DECOR SHOPPE" - M-5 3. I ----I---(517) 269-9551 6585 MAN STRE€f CASS CITY, MI 48736 (srrl87%3687 A CCESSOKIES 14-9-1 - 1 1 Harris-Hampshire US - Stak - Military - Collcpc Established 1924 Cdton Cards YARD SALE - Sept. 3rd and N.Y.Yun, M.D. NOW CARRYING: ' I GARAGE SALE - Thursday, Ymr hometown itidependent hdvci-tising Spcchkics (~-4~30.Kids' through adult 4th, 6220 Lakeside Drive insumnc*e agetit for: Physician & Surgeon (Huntsville Trailer Park), 9 Term & Universal Life Office Hours: 1N800-369-8882 clothes, toys, books, football. -. a.m. till 5 p.m. Clothes, *Auto Home shoes, aquarium, baby bi- Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bill Ehdich, sr. 665-2568 , cycle seat, household items Barbie toys, computer, elec- Business Health . Thurs. - Closed &*** Y Bill Ehrlich, Jr. 665-2503 and miscellaneous. 5089 tric typewriter, books and INSURANCE PROTECTION Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. I - miscellaneous. 14-9-1-1 IS OUR BUSINESS 6232 Hospital Drive "Wr H-nrzt to be your agent" Cass City "WHOLE Agents: Off ice 872-4733 BEAN OR Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Res. 872-4257 FRESHLY 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City, MI 48726 GROUND" 517-872-4351 *------PHY ANS COMMUNITY ------SIC1 HEALTH CLINIC FOR NON-EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE __ - 6 Months $50 fee FEE Including physician's fee Find the Service or Product ' Board Certified in Surgery +FUE KitchenAid and clinic room You Need in This.. . . Action Guide supply of Specialist in Stomach No appointment necessary Cascade" Cookware and Bowel Problems Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. purchaseup to 5270 of redselectvalue I0tcherAd with HILLS & DALES Liquid or Powder Detergent' bur choice) with purchase Cooking Appliances Saturday - 9 to 12 noon GENERAL HOSPITAL of a select KitchenAid SERVICE DIRECTORY Dishwasher Closed Thursday 872-2121 * 6230 Hospital Drive Physician on site 24 hr./day Cass City, MI 48726 for emergency care. Phone 872-4611 KVDE25SH 7KERC507 I FAMILYRURAL I True-Convection system 872-3490 Commercial-GradeStamless Steel B'ossoms Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys Interior with Lifetime Warranty+ Electronic temperature probe HEALTH CARE *ExclusiveWash Arm 4-Way HydmSweep" Push+to-turninfinite-heat controls Dt. Jeffrey Crowley by Sandy Chimney Sweeping & Repairs Installation True Convection System with a Third Hidden Element "We're lierefor yoiir Gas, Wood Fireplaces, Variable time self-cleaning system II Hard-Food Disposer & Self-Weaning Allowance* Variable temperature broiling Chiropractor health cure riwds " Stoves & Fireplace Inserts Filter RE FRlGERATlON Flowers - Plants - Balloons Fluorescent cooktop light 4452 Doerr Rd Richard A. Hall, D.O. Sales & Service 30.~~~Quiet L@ Money-Back Automatic light with manual switch SERVICE Quiet Guarantee onDishwasher select IGtchenAid Models (across fromShell Gas Station) John Zawacki PA-C j Phone 872-4241 4674 Hill St., Cass City 872-1 101 Phone 812-4725 Washers, Dryers, I ! I NAILS I Dishwashers, Microwaves, Office Hours: I S.H.Raythatha, M.D. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Stoves, Ref rigerators, I All Brands 1 I Betty's Nail Salon 7171 Severance Rd. Cass Citv _.. - - .. Betty Palmer. Licensed Nah Technicla AUTO SERVICE 6325 Church St., C'ass City Automotive Rust Proofing on select 118 Jl KitchenAidon select NORTHEASTERN AIS0 FEATURING. .. 1 Systems &Waxing KitchenAid Full 2-Year I. Cass-city FOOT CLINIC cass Wood Crdfts For Sale - Some by order only I Gravel Guards r Phone 872-501 0 Dr. Gary Baughman Service/Auto Electric I 11 PLUMBING-HEATING 1 Washers "YOUR FAMILY FOOT I Soecialiriiio in auto & truck electrical wirinq Office Hours: Mona-Fri.8-5 CARE CENTER" I' Certified Mechanic - I' Phone 269-9585 4672 Hill St., Cass City Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. APPLIANCE KEYS700G . IPhone 872-2251 872-4327 or SALES & SERVICE KAWS700G $499 7.0 cu. ft. capacity $429 FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF 7 cycles 3592 Center, Essexville KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY 4 To APPLIANCES Including HAND WASH Cycle rebatp' temperature settings -$20*te* 895-8594 CASS CITY TIRE 9'30 Reversible side-swing door -=, I FREE ESTIMATES Porcelain Top, 3-Speed Motor - Cushioned HeatTHsystem ---I----Hercules and Cooper ON DELIVERY,SET-UP QUIET CARET" Sound Reduction OdOff end-of-cycle signal TIRES AND INSTALLATION System $469 Drum light $409 VETERINARIANS WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL I------Tire repair Quiet CareTHsound protection

Alignments 9 Mufflers CALL US TODAY AT Edward Scollon, D.V.M. 'Brakes *Oil Changes SUPREME Certihed Mechanic Veterinarian Thermogas- WINDOW CLEANING Phone 872-5303 Farm and Curromrr Grc Center in the Pet Animals 961 N. VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe Storms - Screens - Windows Phone 269-9955 Phone 872-2935 To Place Janitorial Service Floors I Professional 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City Eaves & Gutters Cleaned An Ad Hi-Riser Service & Rental ALL PETS BK Plumbing Estimates on Commercial, Directory VETERINARY CLINIC in The Residential & Industrial Work I Service P.C. Complete Insurance Coverage Action Guide Drain Cleaning Security Services Available Call Susan Hoppe D.V.M. Plumbing Repair 4438 S. Seeger St. Call 872-201 0 4215 Maple St., Cas City 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw Phone 872-2255 (517)872-5571 Call 790-7609 . I CASS CITY CHRONICLE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1999 PAGE FOURTEEN - CALL 872-2010 TO PLA,CEAN ACTIONAsADA' For Rent For Rent Notices ( ToGive Away ) ( Services Services ( Help Wanted ) Hey now, you're an All Star NURSES AIDES wanted - Additional 2-BEDROOM downstairs SUGAR CREEK Apart- Happy 17th Birthday FREE - 16-week-old mix Ken Martin CHUCK O'DELL Wages recently increased* apartment at beautiful Hill- ments - one, 2 and 3-bed- Aaron Volz male black Lab with white Wages plus mileage pai+ side Apartments. Fully car- rooin plans with washer/ All that glitters is gold, chest. Call Carey after 6:OO Electric, Inc. EXCAVATING Supportive managemenl Classified peted, refrigerator, range, dryer connections. 726- p.m., 1-517-658-9031. Homes - Farm Septic Systems Installed - style. Blue Cross available water, water softener; air 1 166 sq. ft., starting at $459. 7-9- 1-3 Commercial Cleaned for employees working at conditioner, storage units' 208 Romain Rd., Caro, MI Ads on Indu s tr i a1 Sand - Gravel least 36 hours/week after ,and laundrohat. Near gro- 48723, Monday thru Friday, Services New and rewire working 520 hours. Call page 13 cery store, beauty shop, hos- iioon - 2:Op.m. 5 17-673- Joanne Sopko at 1-806-358- pital, doctors. Call 872- os IS. 4-6- 17-tf STATE LICENSED 4749 or fill out application at 33 15. Phone 872-4114 4323 Krapf Rd., Cass City Thumb Area Home Care, 4-3-3 1 *tf 6190 Hospital Drive, Suite OFFICE SPACE now avail- 4180 Hurds Corncr Road Phone (517) 872-3031 I 102, Cass City, MI 48726. able at the Hahn Building at 8-3-10-tf 6-4-21 -tf 59-1 * 1 11-9-1-3 CARO'S NEWEST CO~~U-6240West Main, Cass City. nity, Sugar Creek, is accept- Clean and ready to move in., Sign up for Simpson Excavating ing applications for one, 2 or Also large front office, 2 dis-. CARAVANS Ronold E. Palmer WANTED - Domestic aides play windows, Excellent lo- Dozer landscaping - All who enjoy caring for the eld- GARAGE SALE - Sept. 5th 3 bedroom apartments. Rent Sept. 8,7:00 p.m. cation. Call 872-3519 or types of backhoe work Builder erly. Apply at Tendercare and 6th, 9:00-5:00. 7 miles starts at $479.00 and in- Cass City Church of the Nazarene

872-2 155 for more informa- J New north of Cass City, one mile cludes water and sewer, trash 6538 Third St., Cass City House demolition & removal hraildings, oid Cass City, 4782 Hospital tion. 4-3-3-tf - Drive, Cass City, MI 48726, east (corner of Hartsell and collection, range, refrigera- For children ages 4 yrs. to 6th grade. Footingh Waterlines - buildings, rot?fing, Rescue Rds.) Table and tor, disposal, dishwasher, Cornpfetc Septic Systems sidiag, polo bani s E.O.E. 11-9-1-2 chairs, refrigerator, children washer and dryer connec- Cm-avan is a Christicin scouting- Sand - Gravel - topsoil Notices type program ta promote spiri- NO JOB TOO BIG OR and adult clothes, dishes, tions, pantries and mini Variety of'tlrll - IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, blinds. Gas heat and central tunl, menral, physical and social PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR - TOO SMALL toys and miscellaneous. developments. Any size fill job as a rehabilitation aide. Must air conditioning are avail- LICENSED DAY CARE IO- Water pump and water tank 2805 Crawford Rd., . 14-9-1- 1 PARENTS - BRING Free Estiniarcs be at least 18 years of ap able. Patios or balconies are cared between Caro and Cass YOUR sales. In-home service+ Cass City, MI 48726 City, 8 years in business, has CHILDICHILDREN AND SIGN and possess a high school di- optional. Located on M-81 Credit cards accepted. Call 872-4502 (517) 872-4780 GARAGE SALE - Sept. 2- openings for children ages 2 THEM UP. 5,9-1-2 ploma or equivalent. Must be and Romain Rd. Open Mon- 673-4850 or 800-745-4851 8- 1 -23-tf -9-3 0 - t f 3-4,9 to 5. 3 34 miles east and up. Healthy meals, and K flexible for various shifts and. of Deford. Office desk, day, Wednesday and Friday any time. 8-9-25-If weekends. Starting pay is from noon until 2:oO p.m. or envirooment. Quality educa- I amps, clothes ,knickknacks, tjonal experience for your Board Meeting, Wednesday, Interior & Exterior $7.50/hour with an opportu-, Tuesdays and Thursdays BOB WARJU. carpet and vi- Kappen Tree Service lots of miscellaneous. child. Call 673-6227. Sept. 8,7:30 p.m* nity for advancements. Ben-' ' * Painting 14-9- 1- 1 from 6 until 8 p.m. Call any- 5-8-25-3 5-9-1- 1 nyl installer. 5 17-672-2440 I WE NOW OFFER efit package includes health, time, 5 17-673-05 15. Pager-voice mail, 920-88 15 TREE MOVING dental, and aflac insurance, 4-8-18-tf SATCHEL CHRISTIAN 8-2-25 ti 401K, and paid vacations. GARAGE SALE - 9:OO to WHOEVER TOOK OUR We're insured for your 3:00,Saturday, Sunday, Sepr. Retirement Adult Foster Anyone interested may ap- OFFICE SPACE for rent. wheelbarrow, please return pruiecmm 4-5,4875 Seeger St. Clothes it. D. Ashmore, 5-8- 18-3 Care home has an opening - Call 872-3579 ply in person at the Light- For more information call large bedroom with 112 bath. TREES BRUSH house, 1771 Luder Rd7 and lots of miscellaneous. 872-4532. 4- 10-7-tf sport card (grab bags), 5 17-673-3329. LIMBS STUMPS Caro, MI. 48723. 11-9-1-:. $5.00 ~~ Robert Bliss Ross Kraft First Fall Dance 5-9- 1-3 lots of Rookies. ' Call anytinre RENT ARRANGEMENT - Cass City,Mich. 14-9-1-1 Friday, Sept.3,7 p.m. Builder 5 17-673-53 13 COLLECTION/BILLING Low rent for 3-bedroom NEW LOCATION,No Specialist: Hills & Dales (517) 872-3601 1-800-322-5684 home in country near inter- Dennis & His Smoking Bingo - Every Sun- Licensed & Insured General Hospital is seeking x- I I -8-tl Real Estate section of EIkton and day at new Knights of Co-: Rep lacernen t Windows 8-4 8-t f a full time collection/billing Sebewaing Road. Looking Musicmakers lumbus Hall, 6106 Vinyl Siding specialist. Experience in the for a single individual will- V.F.W. Hall Beechwood Dr., Cass City. New Construction & resolution of discharged ac- ing to live in house and al- Doors open 5:00p.m.,games Remodeling Hi I I a ker counts receivable. Must have MOBILE HOME for sale. low us to remodel the home $SOoper person Carpet & Upholstery 12x60, 2-bedroom, very start at 5:30. Phone 872- Homes & Businesses knowledge of insurance bill- around our work schedule. I Lunch Auction nice, located in Huntsville included 8892. Knights of Columbus 8-53 1-t ing, and collection of sei, No pets. For more informa- HAVE A GOOD TIME! Stain master pay accounts. Type 35 Trailer Park. Asking $5,350. tion, call (517) 872-5016. S rv i Call 872-5209. 3-9-1-3 e. ce WPM. Qualified applicants 4-9- 1-3 5-8-25-2 Walks, steps, repair, etc. 872- Cass City may send resume to Hills Cass City 8700. 8-8-25-3 and Dales General Hospital, FOR SALE - Mobile home * (517) 872-5375 I 4675 Hospital Drive, Cass on 9 acres, 14 ft. x 70 ft with ROOM TO RENT - with Missionary Church Need Life (517) 872-301 9 City, MI 48726 or telefax to addition, 34 ft. x 6 112 ft., 28 house privileges, $250 per DOG KENNELING - open month, includes utilities and 4393 Koepfgen Road 7 days. Rooster Ranch. 5 17- * FULL SERVICE 517-872-5376, 11-9-1-1 ft. x 32 ft. heated garage. Insurance? *E'Lood removal cable TV. $50. 673-4 1 10. 072-2729 658-2332. 8- IO-8-tf Central air. 12 1/2 miles east Term or Universal Life Don Dohn AUCTION BUSINESS lk of Cass City on Cass City Rd. 4-9-I- 1 Estate or Family Protection Sunday School f 9 GROWING THUMB aria 9:45 a.m. 4394 Maple #3 company seeking motivated Call 5 17-658-2560. Please call.,. b '& J PUMP Cass City Farm Machinery 3-9-1-3 WE ARE NOW taking appli- Worship Service Real Es ta!e production workers fr cations for one-bedroom Jim Ceranski 11 :00 a.m. SERVICE Phone 872-347 1 8-7- 10-tf blowmolding andlor injec- Estates apartments at Northwood Mark Wiese Evening Service Water Pumps & tion molding process. Offer- HUKON COUNTY: 10.82 Household Heights Apartments in Cass Scott Mi Ils 6:30 pm.' Tanks D&M ing competitive wages, Bloe beautifully wooded acres. City+Rent is based on in- !Pas tor: David Edwards Andtiques Crosalue Shield Insurance, Harris-HampshireAgency, Inc. Sales & Service Ideal hunting location or the come. For rental information, 5-8-1I -52 EXCAVATING 8-5-19-tf 401K, and opportunities for perfect getaway spot for that 6815 E. Cass City 8d. Senior Citizen call 517-872-2369 or Crest Discount Septic Systems advancement. Qualified ap- -weekend retreat. Includes Property Management at Cass City NO SMOKING BINGO - Ev- Water Lines SALT FREE iron eonditidn- plicants may forward resume .cleared building site. Water 5 17-652-928 1. Some units ery Wednesday night. Open STATE LICENSED or apply at Regency Plastics, kand power available. barrier free. Equal Housing 6:OO - early bird 6:30 - mu- DOUGLAS GERMAIN Footings ers and water softeners, 24,000 grain, $700. In- 4147 N. Ubly Road, Ubiy, $38,900, $2,000 down, Opportunity. 4-9- 1-tf lar bingo?:OO. Post 3644 517-683-2697 To psoiI MI 48475, Monday-Frid?.? $460/mo.,1 1 % Land Con- [Knights of ColumbuslVFW. Weaver St. 5-2-26-tf home service on all brands. Ir 8-9-3-1 Sand & Gravel 8:OO a.m.-5:00 p.m. tract. Northern Land Corn- --< . ._ Credit cards accepted. Call FOR RENT - 2-bedroam FISH DINNERS Dozer & Backhoe 11-9-1-2 pany 1-800-968-3 I 18 or apartment, v,ery large, $350. Paul's Pump Repair, 673- or 800-745-4851 for www.northernlandco.com 872-3935. 4-9-1-tf Baked & Fried Fish, NOTICE THUMB Work 4850 free analysis. 8-9-25-tf DIETARY AIDE position 3-8-25-2 ALL YOU CAN EAT Good Shepherd SEWING GOOD RATES available 25 to 30 hours per 3rd Friday of each month pay period. Apply at Home For Saie FOR RENT - Cass City Mini Lutheran Church Gall: Storage. Call 872-34 17. beginning Sept. 17,1999 SERVICE Tendercare Cass City, 4782 on Cass River Mark - 872-3432 Thomas Roofing 4-3- 13-tf 4:OO to 7:OO p.m. 6820 E. Main St. MI.Hospital E.O.E. Drive, Cass11-9-1-1 City, 3-4. bedroom, 2 bath home on 872-2770 Repuirs inost models or YOUR TOTAL approximately 2 1/2 acres. K of C Hall VFW HALL available fbr ofsewing inacizines Dan 872-1226 Home is only years old. Full 6106 Beechwood Dr., Cass City Worship Service 9:30 a.m, - ROOFING CONTRACTOR 3 rental occasions. Cat1 Oscar 8-8-25-4 WANTED - Reliable after- basement, satellite dish, dish- Adults $7.00, Children $3.W Bible Class & Sunday Contact Ernest Messing Brooks at 872-2932. Serving the area noon cook. Apply in perS5n washer, jacuzzi tub in master 9 5-9-14 School 10:45 a.m. Minden City ~~ 4-4-28-tf for 28 years at Tendercare Cass Ci?, bath. Lots of pine trees. Pastor: Gerald Meyer 4782 Hospital Drive, Cato Hunter Safety (517) 864-3015 Smith LICENSED - INSURED Shown by appointment only. of Hall, 5-7- 1-tf City, MI between 7 a.m. and FOR RENT - K C Cass City Gun Club 8- 12- 16-tf - BONDED 5600 River Rd.. Cass City 6106 Beechwood Drive. Refrigeration 2 p.m. E.O.E. 11-9- 1-1 $1 16,000 Parties, dinners, meetings: Sept. 9,lO & 11,1999 873-2970 Thurs., Sept. 9, 6-7 p.m. and (517) 872-5700 Call Bob Bliss, 872-3579. Cass City Hl3LP WANTED - Mechanic 3-9- 1 - 1 Registration;7-9:30 pm., class CLASSY CUTS 4L for 1,000-acre Dairy Farm, 4- 2-3-tf Fri., Sept. 10, 7-10 p.m, class P 4L Appliance Repair 11-3-2s-tj Sat., Sept. 11, 8 a.m.-1 pm, class service"'On 7 responsible for operation, ? StPhoueIte &noustne Sehdtce For Rent FOR RENT - 3-bedroom Class Fee $5.00 Make-up Nails maintenance and repair ,of Security All makes arid models ( Helr, Wanted equipment. Top wages 8c- home in Cass City. $525 a Bring Social Number Tanning Perms p Whatever the Occasion... > FOR RENT - Mini storage month. 872-5775. to registration. Leave the Driving To US! cording to levels of skill ai Must tx 12 yrs. old by Color cuts , *Weddings *Proms experience, heated work- in CmCity area. 872-385 1. 4-9- I- 1 . AND L.P.M. positions March 31, 2000 Call $72-3092 R.N. shop, housing, paid vacatidn, 4-8;18-3 Must attend all classes available. Good benefits and APARTMENT FOR RENT p AVAILABLE Airport Runs 9 A Night Out 8-3- IS-tl and other benefits. Send te- For more info, call 872-5495 WA1,LY LAMING, OWNER competitive wages, Apply at TWO-BEDROOM apart-. - Upstairs, hardwood floors, 5-8-25-: surne with references :to 4276 AI^ st., Cass City ELECTRIC MOTOR and Tendercare Cass City, 4782 rnent for rent in Cass City. large apartment stove, refrig- I Larry Niec Farms, 5455 E. 5 17-872- 1290 power tool repair, 8 a.m. to 5 Hospital Drive, Cass City, C~all(810)659-8432 or (810) erator, water, heat included. Walk-ins or appointments 4L Wilson, Clio, MI 48420 S-IO-23-tf p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to MI. E.O.E. 11-9-1-2 659-7279. 4- I -20-tf (5 17) 872- 1577. (8 10) 687-2200. 11-9-\-3 24 Hour noon Saturdays. John Blair, 4-9- 1- 1 U HOUSEKEEPERS ~~ ~ ~~ DOWNTOWNCASSCIN west - LEE MORGAN 1/8 mile of M-53 on HELP WANTED - full time FOR RENT - Masonic WWCKER Sebewaing. Road. Phone NEEDED for part-time eve- F%"P4cFF*%L Y experienced heating installei Temple Refreshment Hall - 2-BEDROOM HOUSE for PAINTING 269- 7909. 8- 12- 13-tf nings, office cieaning, in parties, dinners, meetings. No rent, $450 month plus secu- SERVICE

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Master Price Reduced - 2 bedroom mobile home all set up in Hunts- bedroom has built in closets and cabinets ville Park. with a 3/4 bath. 2nd level has 3 bedrooms, Cement patio, entry addition, cavort & storage shed. $5,900. full bath with ceramic tile, oak floors 2 Multi-Lists to Serve you better. Bob Stickle nhu731 d3-n I 1v1n'31 throughout . A-308 - 57.5 acres of land with log hunting You can reach us on both at.. cabin and hunting sheds. Approximately .www. realestate-rn1s.com 65% wooded. Balance of land is farmland, currently being rented. or www.lapeer.com/realtor Thinking of having an auction? Call and reserve a date. Get Your auction on the web !! www.osentoskiauction.com PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Mills ‘down under’ Fundraiser to benefit Peters Bondi Beach. However, she said she finished the run in Financially, the family is Her adventure in Australia 65 minutes, placing seventh both physically and emotion- been trying for the family, ally for Rachel, her mother although Rachel’s prognosis insured, but Patti left her jc; began Aug. 7 with a 45- among the 35 girls on the minute flight to Chicago. rounds of chemotherapy in said. Rachel’s spirits are is good; she has been in re- at Deckerville Die-Form to World Sports Exchange early February. good most of the time, but mission since her first round stay with her daughter, and Five hours later, she and sev- Team. eral of her teammates arrived Since then, the area resident she’s really having a tough of chemotherapy treatments. the expenses involved in run- The weather was good, has been home for only brief time with all the delays, she “It’s hard to be away from ning 2 households, not to in San Francisco. There, about 55 degrees, according they boarded a plane for the visits. “We’re in the hospi- indicated. the rest of the family,’*Peters mention extensive phone to the local teen, who noted tal, basically, more than Understandably, the past said of her husband and the bills, have added to the Pe- 15-hour flight to Sydney. the race takes place during Travel made up the biggest we’re out,” her mother said. several months have also couple’s son, Michael, 19. ters’ burdens. Australia’s winter season. The goal of the treatment, expense of the trip, which Mills’ Australian adventure cost $1,600 per team mem- doctors told her parents, was capped an eventful summer. to take Rachel to death’s door ber. In July, she participated in a Mills recalled daily training and then bring her back, re- 2-week National Youth ferring to effects of chemo- sessions were held, including Leadership Forum on Medi- running in the region of the therapy, which takes a sub- cine in Houston, Texas. stantial toll on the body’s Blue Mountains on the But she isn’t ready to hang Macquarie River. The train- immune system while killing up her traveling shoes just the cancer. ing, in high altitudes, proved yet. In fact, she hopes to join to be a challenge, but it was “We’ve had a lot of compli- another World Sports Ex- cations,” Patti Peters said, good experience, she said. change team - either in Lon- Members of the team noting the first round of che- don in December or in Spain A TRIP to Australia wouldn’t be com- motherapy resulted in a 59- trained each morning by run- next summer. ning 5 to 6 miles. Diet was plete without meeting a kangaroo face day stay in the hospital, in- “It (Australia) was great. I cluding a month in intensive also part of the regimen, with loved every minute of it,” she the runners consuming foods to face, and Mills didn’t waste the op- care. said. “It’s definitely some- During that time, Rachel high in carbohydrates and thing I’ll never forget. It portunity when it arose during a low in fat. developed a fungal infection taught me a lot and it helped in her spleen, Doctors re- “The coaches talked to us me.” sightseeing trip. every day. They talked about moved the organ in late how they trained, eating hab- .m March. its. They also gave us tips After about 6 weeks, she on running,” Mills said. Council ap )roves expansion began the second round of There were 2 Olympic chemotherapy, which re- hopefuls, including Donna will include 3 1 permanent monthly meeting, the coun- sulted in another round of Garcia, among the 5 coaches building sites along with 9 cil: complications. who accompanied the team Smith. recreational vehicle sites. ‘Awarded a contract for re- “We’re halfway through the to Sydney. With Australia set The community, located The new development will moval of 24 trees in the vil- third (and final) round now,” to host the 2000 Olympic adjacent to Smith’s Hunts- have both village water and lage to Kappen Tree Service, Peters said. Doctors last Games, a trip to the Austra- ville Mobile Home Park at Sewer service. which submitted the low bid month performed a lung bi- lian National Sports Center, the south end of ~mmRd,, In other business during the of $7,47 1 so, Shore Line opsy and confirmed Rachel where the games will take Tree Service submitted a bid place, was definitely a totaling $7.650. sightseeing highlight for the local resident. As for the race, Mills still hasn’t learned her overall ceived as of Monday after- finish among the 5 1,OOO run- noon. Village officials ex- Wheat production this sum- Information on wheat seed- ners who completed the ing practices and wheat plant pected a flurry of activity stretch from Sydney to mer averaged around 67 Tuesday, when taxes were early this week. bushels per acre across the nutrient requirements are in the Extension wheat facts due. “We’ve been delayed by state, more than 13 bushels .Acknowledged receipt of complications after every Memory per acre above last year’s bulletins E-2518 and E- 2526. The bulletins are avail- $100 from Farm Credit Ser- round of chemotherapy,” Pe- yield and 5 bushels above the vices and a thank-you for use ters said. “Even with antibi- Walk set state record of 62 bushels per able through the county MSU Extension office or of the village’s park for the otics, (the body) can’t fight acre, set in 1997. Cass City Chronicle 872-2010 for Oct. 9 from Ward’s office (517) organization’s annual meet- infection off.” ing. The battle has been difficult -- “Mother Nature was nice to 355-2236. The Mid-M ic higan us, but the growers should Alzheimer’sAssociation w i I I get the credit for doing an be hosting the first “Memory excellent, probably unprec- Walk” in Car0 Oct. 9. edented job of managing the The walkers will solicit crop from the time it was pledges within the commu- planted right through har- nity and walk approximately vest,” says Rick Ward, 8 blocks or up to one mile to SIDING: SHINGLE EXTRAVAGANZA Michigan State University raise funds for the research agronomist. Alzheimer’s Association. Held at St. Paul Lutheran Areas in which growers Church in Caro, the outing have increased their wheat promises to be an enjoyable production management fundraising event. skills are higher per acre I Additional information is seeding rates that contribute available by calling (517) to good stand establishment, 672-2273 or 1-800-337- wheat disease control and 3827. variety selection. BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS! 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