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‘ITY0 CHRONICLE VOLUME 96, NUM LAS~LI I 1, lvlICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, APRIL IO, 2002 FIFTYCENTS * 16 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT

Board of For Emmert. Storm education racewet Benefit dinner School board races are sct ’ in at least 3 area districts, in- cluding Cass City, following generates $42,000 Monday’s 4 pm.dcadline to file nominating petitions and Affidavits of Identity. The figure is $42,000 and The Cnss City National Tech Center and posters were The regular school elec- still rising as the Cass City Honor Society members and created by the Cass City High tions are scheduled for Mon- and Thumb community the student council provided School Art Class. day, June IO, came to together in an aston- help on the floor and in clean- Family buLtons sold at the A trio of candidates is vy- ishingly successful benefit up crews. Placemats with pic- door were created by middle ing for a single, 4-year term dinner Sunday for 2 Cass turt‘s of Storm and Emincrt school students. There was on the Cass City Board of City youths suffering from came from students at the Please turn to page 5. Education. Newcomers cancer. Larry Bogart and Dawn The money was raised for Prieskorn are challenging Ryan Storm, 14, son of Frank incumbent Trustee Randy and Karen Storm and Alison Severance. Emmert, 16, daughter of Britt retiring In other area districts: Chuck and Amy Emmert. OWEN-GAGE The banquet netted $2 1,000 and that amount was Five candidates will battle matched by the Aid Associa- for a pair of 4-year terms in after 3 / years tion for LutheransLutheran the Owen-Gage School Dis- Brotherhood, branch number trict. THE TABLES were set in the Cass City High School gym for the benefit dinner for 7607. Thc Owcn-Gage Board of guess (and) help us to make The candidates include in- Ryan Storm and Alison Ernrnert. There were 842 seats available and the over 2,000 Total expenses for the din- Education Monday thanked informed decisions.” cumbents Randy Howard, ner were in the neighbor- longtime school principal Board President Randy Pleasc turn to page 5. that attended were served without waiting. hood of $2,500and that cost Bill Britt for his years of scr- Howard supported the sug- was taken care of by the pro- vice following the an- gestion, saying enrollment ceeds of the silent auction, nouncement of Britt’s rctire- projects would also be ben- Kclli Hendrick reported. Our ment effectivc June 30. eficial in the area of contract big expense was for the The board unanimously negotiations. Gagetown seeking 7-mill tax hike meat, which was bought at a approved Trustee Walt Swiastyn also indicated reduced price from Erla’s and Swiastyn’s motion to accept support, but questioned Gage t o w n officials wcn t erate an additional $5,000. $45,750 io run thc vill;yc’\ torney Mic hcl IC B iddi ngcr- support the separate mea- Erla’s also donated the colc- the resignation “with deep whethcr the district should hack to the drawing board on rcgre t .” spend nioney when the eco- “Thc way we were able to pu bI ic works d c-par t 111c n I. adviscd council mctnbers sures approved last week, but slaw, Hendrick noted. ;i proposed 7-mill tax in- Britt has served the Owen- nomic indicators clearly work it out, this will pretty ‘1h:lt leavcs ;Ill expc.crcd clc 1’1- that they would havc tu he indicated the initial re- There was an outpouring of District years, to crease and came back with 2 much let us break wen,” Vil- cit of ncarly $14,000 this adopt a proposal that inore sponsc was cncouraging. help from all over the com- Gage for 37 point a lass of residents starting out as high school due to inassive factory shut- wpar-ate proposals that will lage President Charles year. spcci fically states how thc munity. Walther Farms fur- a teacher for one year and then downs in the Thumb. be presented to voters at a Wright said, rcfcrring to the additional tax revenue “We had a lot of pcoplc at nished potatoes, MMPA and Village officials in lanu:iry moving on to the junior special election sometime in council’s efforts to stem a would bc used. the meeting and the rna.jor- Severance Farms chipped in “We can all look around approvcd phns to ~iskvoiors high for 2 ycars. He took over May. tide of red ink that has ity of them were for it,” he the milk and butter, drinks and sec thc doom and for a 7-mill incrcaso to covcr as the principal for elernen- ‘I’hc Gagctown Village plagued the village the past said. “All we can do is just came from McDonald’s and gloom,” Howard responded, ’ p c ti c r ;I I o p e r ;I t i ti ” C* x - Wright said he doesn’t tary and junior high students Council last week approved 3 ycars. The problem, tic hope.” Caro Burger King. “hui maybe thcrc’s some- a plan to ask for 3.5 mills to added, is that revenues sim- pcnscs. Howcver, villqc at- know if village residcnts will Area thurchcs participated, in 1968, then became el- thing out on thc horizon that fund a police department, ply havcii’t kept up with cx- providing the desserts. Cups ementary principal after the wc havcn’t seen.” which was eliminated last penscs. “And you can’t makc and napkins were donated new high school was built in “It may help us gauge the August when former Chief cuts when you only have one by Thumb National Bank, Owendale. rate of decline,” McKenzid * Ken Currey resigned. The ( fuI1 - t i mc) rnai n tenancc Recall effort targets Wright and take-out containers and Britt continued in that role added. cou nci I wi I I rcq uest another man.” napkins cnme from the until mid-2001 ,.when he was Owen-Gage Schools has 3.5 mills to pay for public named K- I2 principal. Last seen a significant enrollmcnt In fact, Wright notcd, the Gagetown business owner said rccall proceedings can ci ficall y abandoned, di lapi - Krfights of Columbus. All works expenscs. fall, he agreed to accept the decline in rccent years. The village’s revenue totaled Way ne C’ou I t c r ‘s at ie ni p t to not hc started against an of- dated adcollapsed struc- Scason Rent-All furnished If approved, the combined tables. role of high school principal. currcnt enrollment totals $ I 1 6,000 in 1 99 I , compared hcgin rccall procccclings ficial during the first or last tures. 7 mills would raise about Local businesses helped Turning to the future, about 265 students, com- to anticipated revcnucs of ag il i n s t v i 1 Iag c Prc si d e n t 6 months of his or her cur- *Inaction with respect to $20,000 and cost the owner with items for the silent ~LIC-school Supt. Dan McKenzic pared to 288 students last $106,2 IO in this year’s bud- Charles Wright last weck was rent term in office. the appearance and rnainte- of a home valued at $60,000 tion. Schneebcrger’s adver- asked thc board to consider fall. Over the past 6 years, get, which the council ap- put on hold, but Coultcr si~ys Wright has served on the nance of the downtown area, an additional $210 in taxes spending $400 to $500 to thc district has suffered net proved during its regular tic intcnds to procecd at the council since 1976, thc past specifically no downtown tiscd the went and was one a annually 6 years as prcsident. Voters of several firms selling tick- contract with a firm that loss of more than 50 students, month Iy ince t i n g I as t wcc k. proper ti ine. development, lack of main- The village currently lev- cts. Others included Thumb could provide the district each one equal to literally The lion’s share of rcvcnuc. Coultcr, who owns reclected him to that post tenance of street light fix- ies 15 mills, although the Nation,aI Rank, Chemical with enrollment projections. thousands of dollars in state about is gencratcd Illuz/.ions tiittoo and body March I I. tures, cracked sidewalks, de- actual tax has been 13.3808 $45,000, Bank and Suttcr’s Bakery. “1 was advised that this in- funding. by local taxes. Statc sharcd ptcrcing at 6484 1.incoln St., Coulter’s petition claimed teriorated gar,ebo and miss- mills due to a Headlee roll- Two busincssmcn donated a formation could prove help- revenue totals anoihur filcd a rccall pctition Thurs- Wright should be recalled ing American flag in a time IN OTHER BUSINESS pot ato cooker and an bthe I’ ful as we follow the process back. The council last week $40,OOO. day. Howcver, the pctition for 4 reasons: of war. cooker was donated to cook of budgc t i ng ,” Mc Kc n I, i c approved a motion to levy was returned to him, accord- *Apathy towards the ap- “Impassiveness, specifi- In other business during the the full 15 mills, an increase ~xp&scs,iiicanwhi Io. :ire ing to Tuscola County Clerk pearance and condition of the meat. said, adding an analysis of 1.62 mills, which will gen- sct at $1 I9*9lO, InL.lullIng Margie White-Cormicr, who buildings in the village, spc- Please turn to page 5. Students were vcry active. would “reinforce our best Please turn to page 5.

Cass Citvw Class of ‘O2aboasts 13 valedictorians 'There's burn plenty ofcoin- CassCiry High School Prin- salutatorians. whosc gradc cral years. The trend has Cass City still uses the old- likely reduce the number of conducted studies tracking degrees. pany at [tic top oi‘thc scnior cipal Dorland Kunt7. an- point averagcs total 3.977. sparked somedebate overthe fashioned 4.0 scale. which valedictorians, he said, but former honor graduates, and “I guess thar’s what it’s all class ar Cass City High nounccd Friday that this Having rnultiple valedicto- type af grading system that does not take into account Cass City graduates have those studies revealed a ma- about,” Micklash said. “I’d School in rccent ycars. hut year’s class boasts a whop- rims is a trend seen in a num- should be used to determine plusses and minuses. Using proven time and time again jority of past valedictorians rather be concerned about a rhe Class of 2002 is one for ping 13 valedictorians - all ber of school districts, in- a class’s top students. a scale that incorporates that they earned thc honor. continued to excel academi- lot of kids doing well than the rccord hooks. straiehi-A students - and 2 cludinp Cass, City, for sev- Supt. Ken Micklash said plusses and minuses would In fact. school officials have cally as they pursued college doing worst‘. “We’re all happy for them,” he added. “They’re good kids .” This year’s \paledictorians are: Danielle J. Guilds, Sara M. Hornakie. Timothy K. Khoury. Guthry J. LauriF, Jamic L. Lciterman, Rohin h. Messing. Julie A. Rochc, Rcbecca I.,. kockwell, Kerry B. Shagcnc, Chencllc J. Smenrck, Stcphanic L. Stevens. Jessica A. Tcnhusch and Erin S.Vcncma. Sharing Salutittorian hon- or$ are Raymond S. Ahasso and Elisc E. Pasant. Robin Messing Julie Roche Danielle Guilds Sara Homakie ‘rim Khoury Guthrie Laurie Jamie Leitherman Please turn to page 5.

Roberta Rockwell Kerry Shagene Chenelle Smentek Stephanie Stevens Jessica Tenbusch Erin Venema Raymond Abasso . Elise Pasant 4

PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Holbrook Brunk Meg’s Peg Open house set guest Area News for Christensen speaker Carol Christensen, OffiCf2 Sandusky. manager for the Sanilac Mrs. Thelma Jackson Christensen’s family will a County MSLJ Extension Of- also be hosting an open The Rcv. Kcvin Hrunk, inis- Phone 658-2347 sec Marsha fioe, has announced her re- house at the Sandusky Bap- sionary in the Philippines, Although I didn’t the Dimes movie, I finally finished “The Literary Masterpiece” tirement effective April 19. tist Church for friends and Janea were Monday after- will be the spccial spu‘kcrat Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderscn Allen and Alice Dcpcinski, reading J.R.R. Tolkicn’s by Bess Seller Working in an office family Saturday, April 20, Tom and Linda O’Henley, noon guests of Mrs. Earl C‘ass City Church ot‘ the of Livonia and Mrs. Earl “Lord of the Rings - The Fel- “Ultimate Suspense” by purpose is to share informa- from 2 to 6 p,m. Karen and Randy Schenk. Namrye Thursday, April I I, Schenk were Easter Sunday lowship of the Rings.” It Cliff Hangar tion and provide informal at 7 p.rn. Hc and his wife. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rutkowski, Julie and Amy, Bernard Morlcy, Ed “If the Shoe Fits” by Penny education, Christensen has Schcmbcr, Jim Lewis, Jack Joan, serve in the Asia-Pa- seemed like the thing to do Schenk, John, Rennea and Ervin Depcinski, Albert and since everyone was talking Loafer responded to thousands of Kennedy and Allen Farrelly cific Regional Office in Ma- Derryll. Ann Depcinski, Andrew, about it and the rnovic rc- “The Precipice” by Eileen individual requests for assis- met Monday morning at nila. Thelma Jackson, Mr. and Steven and Hcather ceived several awards. Dover tance during her 22-year ten- Mrs. Dean Adarns, Mr. and Dcpcinski were Easter Sun- McDonald’s for breakfast. ure. Information seekers, as Brun k’s rcsponsi bi Ii t ies in- Here are somc lesser-known “Dressing for Success” by Mrs. Bob Jackson, Marie day dinner guests of Dale and Allcn Farrclly was a Satur- clude managing financial titles by somewhat obscure Luke Sharpe well as coworkers and vol- Grifka, Mr. and Mrs. David Elaine Laming and family. day afternoon and supper systems as well as working but aptly named authors that “Termites” by Rex Holmes unteers, will long remember Grifka and family, Mr. and Dennis and Sharlene Hagen guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mark with personnel and lecturing. will probably uot be made “Be More Assertive” by Stan and appreciate her warm and Mrs. Mike Rumptz and entertained at an Easter Sun- Farrclly, Grant, Heath and Mrs. Brunk works part-time into Academy Award win- DUPP helpful nature. Jolcne, Ira Lcppek and friend day dinncr at thcir home. At- Lee. “The Elopement” by Marion Christensen looks forward Mr. and Mrs. John Nicol, as the Regional Prograrn co- ning movies: Bernice of Ubly, Mr. and Mrs. tending were Kcith Hagen Haste to traveling and spending Jason and Jonathan of Mt. ordinator for Nazarcnc Mis- Tony Tittjung of Sterling and friend Erin, Clint and “Why You Need Insurance” “The Plant Manager” by Ron time with her 12 grandchil- Melissa Hagen and Dylan, Pleasant, Mrs. Dan Franzel sions International. Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Rich by Justin Case dcMille dren. Brad Hagen, Bryce and Betty and Allen Farrelly visited Bukowski of Lake Orion, The Brunks are actively in- “The Funeral” by Paul “Equestrienne” by Rhoda An open house for Hagen, Mary Hagen and Dan Franzcl at the Huron Mr. and Mrs. John Mergl, Mr. volved in the ministry of the Bearer Hoarce Christensen, hosted by Ex- and Mrs. Kevin Hope of friend Jim, Ellen and Mikc County Medical Care Facil- tension staff, is planned for International Nazarene Fel- “Intern at i on al M ed i at i on ” “Backstage at thc Opera” by Moorman, Jim and Dorcne ity in Bad Axe Thursday af- Oakland, Tina Grifka and lowship Church, an estab- by Warren Peece Carrie Spears Friday, April 19, from I to 4 Hagcn, Nicholas and Jcnni- ternoon. children attended Easter din- lishment made up of a vari- “Vagabond” by Wanda Lust “Crossword Puzzles” by p.m. in the County Confer- fcr. They also cclcbrated the Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wills and ner at the home of Mr. and ety of ethnic groups repre- “Travel the World” by Nina Cross ence Room, 37 Austin St., Carol Christensen birthdays of EIIcn Moorman, Lottie Goretski of Port Aus- Mrs. Clarence Rumptz Sun- senting the majority of the Seymour Sites “Gushers” by Earl Welles Melissa Hagcn and Erin with tin and Mrs. Gcrald Wills had day. Asia-Pacific region. Brunk “Chi ldren ’s Activities” by “The Gas Station” by Phil birthday cake and iw cream dinncr Easter Sunday at Mark O’Henley of Chicago, serves as the associatc min-. Patty Kaake Tanks in the afternoon. Uhly Hcights Golf’andCoun- Paul O’Henley of Fenton, ister of education for the “Throwing in the Towel” by “Calm in This CraLy World” Mrs. Martin Sweeney, try Club at Uhly. Brian Rutkowski of Big church and Mrs. Brunk works Terry Cloth hy Norin I,. See Thclma and Bob Jackson 1,ana and Klyn Putcrhaugh Rapids, Anita and Alvin in children’s ministry. “Organizing a Charity” hy “Thc Heist” by Robin Banks Iselcr, Gina and Ali of Port wunt to Kranz Funcral Homc wcrc Wednesday suppcr *7 “Getting a Settlement” by giic~tsol’Jirn and Judy Doerr. Hope, Wilfred Depcinski, lucsday to pay respects to Suc Menney Hungry Appetites N t“ Lynn Fuestcr. Dr. and Mrs. ‘Ibrn Collins of “Living It Up” by Les Rocke Made Fresh Daily Alicc and Allcn Dcpcinski Allcgan took Mrs. Martin Cornerstone to perform “Memories Lost” by Faye attcndcd ;I hirthclny party for Children ’s Sweency to Uhly Heights DcWaye ’ PIZZA I 00 - y ea r - o I d M ag d a I e n a Golf and Country Club in Sunday at Novesta “Forest Trails” by Mark A. by the slide Fun Fair Roggcnhuck at St. Anthony Uhly for dinncr for hcr hirth- Path or Parish Ccntcr at Helena Sun- day Friday, ”Who Are You?” by Drew A. Large Pizzas day d f tcrnoon. Mrs. Kcn Oscntoski was il A local tccn music group, accompanied by a band in- Blank April 30 start at Allen Farrclly, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening guest of Cornerstone, has begun its cluding acoustic and electric “Old-time Amusements” by Rodney Goronowick, Mr. Mrs. Alex Cleland and Carol 19th scason and will be per- Tuscola County Early On is guitars, bass, drums and per- Penny R. Kade and Mrs. Dan Franzel, Mr. Laming . for in i n g a t No ves t a C h urc h cussion. Throughout the “Gambling for Profit?” by $900 Made Fresh sponsoring a Children’s Fun and Mrs. John Nicol and 2 Bernard Morloy, Dori Daily of Christ, 2896 Cemctery 6 program, the band is joined Shirley Knott Fair Saturday, April 30, from sons had suppcr at the Schernber, Jack Kennedy I I a.m. to 3 p.m. at Highland Rd., Cass City, April 14 at 7 by tlutes, trumpets, saxo- STEAK Franklin Inn on Friday in and Allcn Farrelly met at p.m. phones and a keyboard. Did you hear about the con- Pines Schools, Clcavcr Bad Axc. McDonald’s for breakfast Road, Caro. Cornerstone is onc of the Cornerstone began this sea- tractor who liked to know Klyn Puterbaugh, Reva Sil- Thursday morning in Bad programs of Blucwatcr son with practices in Sep- about all his employees? Now Admission is free. The fair ver and Mrs. Gcrald Wills Axe. will feature singer David Thumb Youth for Christ. Thc tember and its first concert Onc day he came upon a GRILLED were Wednesday afternoon 12 members of The Travcl- music group includes high young man who was expertly McNich, who will be pcr- at the beginning of Novem- guests of Mrs. Curtis ing Breakfast Club rnct at school students from across counting out a large wad of CHICKEN SANDWICH forming at noon and I p.m. ber. The group’s performance Cleland. McDonald’s Food and Fam- Huron and Tuscola counties. the firm’s cash. Always Fresh There will also bc door season will continue through Mr. and Mrs. Greg Booms, ily Deli Thursday morning. Members of the choir from He asked him, “Where did prizes, free gift bags, snacks, May 5 and will include tours Murphy’s Bakery Dr. and Mrs. Tom Collins, They will meet at the same the Cass City community you get your financial train- bicycle helmet safety, car to Illinois and Kalamazoo, DONUTS Brian Sweeney, Janice and placc next week. include Erin Venema and i ng ?” scat chccks, art activities, Mich. Roger were Saturday suppcr Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderscn Sarah Hobbs. “Yale”, the man answered. and police car and fire truck tours, Cornerstone’s program, this guests of Mrs. Martin of Livonia spent the weck- The vocals in this group are “That’s good,” said the con- and a book mobile. year entitled “Blind,” is a MUFFINS Sweeney. end with Mrs. Earl Schenk. tractor, who was an advocate More information is avail- high-energy performance in- Mrs. Dan Franzel and Allen Allen Farrelly was an Em- of higher learning. able by calling (989) 673- Senior Menu cluding video, music, skits Farrelly visited Dan Franzel ter dinner guest of Julie and a message. Novesta “What’s your name?” he PARKWAY 5200 (ext. 373). 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ris it can’t imagine why a barn (And anyone else he can sentenced to life in p It’s always fun to rcad about causing to spit little flecks the days whcn farming was of oil from the exhaust. The needs all those little pieces get to help) ’I’hc on-site manager of ii in fcderal court. ana men in February 1995 done with horscs arid mules. exhaust was on top of these of wood along the corners, sopti i t i c a t cd m ar i.j u a n a The investigation began s and was immediately con- Fanners were quick to switch tractors, right in front of the anyway. growing and processing op- Oct. 3 1, 1996, when Sanilac verted into a large-scale mari- to tractors whcn they had the driver, so the kid driving the cration in Sanilac County Cou n t y h c r i ff ’s de p u t i c s juana growing/proccssing My least favorite tractor was S chance, but they kncw thc “B” was pretty well oiled by has hecn scntcnced to lifc invcstigating a complaint of operation. our old Allis Chalmers. The Not all of us are conccrncd about those snowflakes that cold steel of the tractor would the end of the day. imprisonnwnt in U.S. Federal horses running loose discov- Allis was fine as long as you come trickling down after the warm days that we all cn-joycd More than 14,000 mari- never replace the flesh and We didn’t care, though. That District Court in Bay City. crcd that the 75-acre farm on juana plants were grown and kept it running, but if she in early March. blood personality of thc old film of oil, mixed with sun U.S, District Court Judge Argyle Road had been con- processed in I995 and nearly died, the driver spent the rest Art Battel wasn’t complaining a bit. This spring has hcen workhorse. and dust, produced one of David M. Lawson handed vcrtcd into a sophisticated 19,000 plants were grown of thc day cranking. My like two seasons in one, he grinned. Battel was referring to Those of us who were born the nicest tans you’d ever down the sentence last wcck marijuana growing and pro- and processed in 1996. The brother, Jim, was the only one the collection of sap for maplc syrup. The alternate cold and too late to witness the cra of want to see. to Francis Darrcll Hayden, cessing opcration. Thc OL*- work was completed by who could crank the Allis warm weather keeps the sap running. It’s a great year in the the horse will remcmber the My dad bought a John 52, of Lorctto, Ky., who man- ciipants of the I’iirtn had d- about 15 migrant workers fast enough to start her when sugar bush . old tractors had some per- Deere “60” about the same aged the Argylc Road opera- ready Icf‘t thc area prior to the who were housed and she was hot. sonality, too. Every farm had time my brother had thc “B”. ********** tion in 1996. arrival of police. worked in the barns during several tractors when I was a The “60” developed a glitch Jim is one of those people Thc wbsequent invcstiga- the height of the operation. who can upload a wagon full Hayden was convicted of kid, and each had its own in the hand clutch that There’s still time to get tickets for the annual Chamber of tion led drug task forcc of- Gray said all of the mari- caused the clutch to re-en- of hay in about 10 minutes. con s p i r ;ic y t c) m an u facture little quirks. Commerce dinner Saturday night starting at 6:lS at ficers 600 miles south juana was transp,orted back gage if you pushed it too far If you make him mad, he can and/or posscss with intcnt to Many of us learned to drive Northwood Meadows. through Ohio and into south to Kentucky and Indiana for do it in two minutes. distribute 18,957 mari-juana on a Ferguson, and these trac- forward. The dinner is highlighted by the selection of Junior Citi- central Kcntucky, where the wholesaldretail distribution I learned this while pulling That Allis made him niad plants (4,169 pounds) and farm’s rnanagers and inari- tors certainly had a mind of zen of the Year and Citizen of the Year. Tickets arc $ I5 each ip those arcas. The high po- thcir own. The Ferguson was a hay n~gmnear the barn. I nearly every day. manufacturc of 18,957 rnari- juana growcrs lived. The tency marijuana was sold by and are available at all local banks and the Charnhcr of small, but it could get a kid juana plants. He was one of trail then led 600 miles south- the distribution organiza- Commerce office in the Municipal Building. in troublc if he didn’t remcm- 2 remaining defendants to be west to Evansvillc, Ind., tion at prices ranging from be r i t s s h o r t co in i n g . ********** scntcnced in thc case, which where the farm’s owners s The Weather $1,600 to $4,000 per pound There were foot brakes on resultcd in convictions wcrc discovered to be large- based on the quantity pur- both sides of these little High Low Precip. against IO dcfcndants from scale distributors of mari- chased. The group is he- The Chambcr banquet is one of a recent flurry of dinners beasts and a foot clutch on Tuesday ...... 35 ...... 29 ...... 33” Kentucky and Indiana. juana in the Evansville area. lievcd to have generated sev- designed to raise havoc with all of us who watch the scales. one side. I suppose a person Wednesday ...... 42 ...... 23 ...... 0 eral million dollars in sales Before the Chamber dinner Saturday the Methodist Church “The drug conspiracy During the investigation, who had three feet could Thursday ...... 36 ...... 26 ...... 0 officers learned that the farm proceeds during its 2-year had a soup and sandwich lunch. That’s tine. But it also had charge normally carries a push all three pedals at once, Friday ...... 40 ...... 17 ...... 05“ was purchased bq the Indi- operation. homemade pies and a bakc sale. Not so fine if you want to penalty of IS yead8 months but the rest of us had to settle Saturday ...... 39 ...... 25 ...... 0 put a lid on the calories and aren’t able to rcsist the goodies to 20 years imprisonment. for jumping on the clutch Sunday ...... 47 ...... 30 ...... ,15“ offcrcd. But because Frank Haydcn with one foot and a brake Monday ...... 57 ...... 42 ...... 1.18” Following the Methodist lunch was the dinner Sunday at had 2 prior felony drug con- with the othcr. (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) the high school. victions, his conviction in This would stop the tractor Capping it all this coming Sunday is the annual turkey this case rcsultcd in a man- on the level, or on a hill if dinner at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church which comes datory life scntenoe,” said you weren’t pulling a load. complete with another of those very tempting bakc sales. William Gray, director of thc But with a heavy wagon or Sanilac County Drug Task implement behind, a 90- ********** Force. pound kid was like a flea on a trampoline as he tried to Of the IO defendants Don’t renew that The person responsible for the bcncfit positively did not CD!! charged during the 4 1/2- exert enough forcc on thc want hcr namc used in the story about thc bcncfit banquet. Puhl ic institutions, large to ycar investigation, 5 entered could t1ap11cn today. Re- brake stop the tractor. So wc didn’t. You won’t find Janice Winters’ nainc anywhere and small, have a similar mcmhcr. ioo. that the people So wc had some cxcitcment 9%* guilty pleas prior to trial. h arac t e r i s t i c . Me inhers of in the account of the great community endeavor. Fivc othcrs were found u making thcsc decisions were ahead if we were going (as of 1-31-02) thcsc boards want to makc downhill, or thrills bchind if guilty on all charges follow- doing it as a public service Instead, consider Jackson National@’s i m port an t dcc i si on s away going uphill. Farmers tried ing a 5-wcck .jury trial that with the best of intentions. from the public eye. to put most of thcir buildings Bonus MAXSMOne annuity! concluded June 14. Ninc To keep the press away, for Cass City students In small towns for sure and, sevcral monhs thc hoard had on the high ground to keep No tax on interest until withdrawn defc n d a n t s, i nc I u d i ng for the most part. in larger ” the kids from crashing into Hayden, have hccn sen- reg u I ar b r L‘ a k I;?s t sc ss i on s’’ Premiumlinterest rate guarantees citics members of thexc thcm with the Fcrguson. compete at BPA event tenced to various tcrnis of where many ol‘ thc issues of hoards are people that have I drove an old Oliver dur- No front-endlannual feedcharges irriprisonment and onc clc- the day wcrt: scheduled. experienced success in thcir Whcn parking meters wcrc ing my teen years, and this Guaranteed retirement income options The Business Professionals ment Skiils B, (sccoi~ciplacc), l’c n d ii n t is awaiting sen te n cc fields of endeavor. They arc one had some drawhacks. of America State Competi- Reese; authorized thc board held a used to making decisions too. you tirrncd the whecls tion was held at the Renais- Stephen Yax, Computerimd special, unannounccd meet- If Want to know more? Call today! Accounting, (fourth place), with no need for public dis- ing to vote them in and the of thc Oliver rc;d short and sance Center in Detroit 0-G pair Your independent JNL’ Representative: March 21-24, and 13 stu- Cass City* cussion. vote was recorded with one thcn hit something solid (like The open meetings act has ;i dents from the Tuscola Tech- Forty-five di ffcrent events perform negative ncvcr revealed thc cdgc of furrow) the helped keep the avenues of stccring shal‘t would pop out nology Center competed were held during the week- vote. Newell Harris communication open to the ot‘ position. against 2,326 students rep- end. National Leadership ‘I’wo Owen-Gage high It might have been better to Dave Weiler people who arc paying thc That rncani I hxl steer- resenting 144 chapters in Confcrence and Competi- school hand members re- gct it out in the open at a no hill. ing and pl-ohably stinuld Michigan. tions will be held May 8-12 ccnlly participated in the rcgular meeting and hear in Chicago, 111. State SolcdEnsemble compc- In the days before the law from those who thought it stop thc tractor fairly soon. was passed, good people was a bad idea and with our ‘Includes a first-contract-year bonus rate of 3 2% renewal rate will be less (3% ’ The following students The Business Professionals tition at Grand Blanc. Ollic and I took out a tcw guaranteed minimum) Single premium deferred fixed annuity. policy form 6404 placed in the business ac- of America Advisors repre- Memhcrs Josh Errcr and went to extreme lengths to changing busincss condi- fcnce posts that way. (State variations may apply ) Minimum premium 55,000 Withdrawalsprior lo age 59 keep the facts and the deci- 112 may be subject to a 10% lax penalty Tax deferral may not be available to “non- counting, computer, and of- senting the Tuscola Technol- Julie Howard represented tions have proved to hc right. My ,brother's John Deere natural” contract owners, such as corporations or certain types of lrusts Certain sions hidden. I can recall 2 It might be hard for board “B” was the most fun to withdrawals may be subjecl to surrender charges CDs are FDIC-insured and offer a fice competitive events: ogy Center arc Charles thcir school well, both re- fixed rate of return Ryan Anklam, Business Law, Gentner, Computerized Ac- wiving mcdals for their pcr- more blatant cases in Cass members to takc the heat at drive, because it was fast. We Home Office Lansing, Michigan City when hiding decisions the time, but public involve- would hook the “B” to a ro- www jacksonnational com (second place), Rcese; counting Systcms; Cccilia C. limianccs. Errer also was sc- XADV 1795-4 Rev 01 100 Brandon Vargo, Computer- Kapcia, Computerized Of- lcctcd and invited to partici- was not illegal. First a couple ment almost always forms a tary hoc, put ‘er in fifth gear, ofmore recent cases that ap- ized Accounting, (second fice Training; and Amy K. pate in the MSBOA State stronger bond with whatever and R-r-r-o-o-o-om! Jackson National Life peared in the ncws last week. place), Cass City; Schuette, Computer Tech- Honors Band. public institutions these The old John Deere had a I n s u rance Com pan y Jennifer Wojewoda, Employ- nology Management. Remcmber, thc cussing ca- elec 1 officials represcnt. problem in the cylindcrs, noeist who was convicted under a 100-year-old statute for using the language in front of women and children after he was dumped in the Rifle River 4 years ago‘! His co nv ic ti on was overt ur ncd Mental by the court of appeals, but Cass City Public Schools thc fret: speech controversy c PROGRESS IN EDUCATION has had a beneficial cffect for * residents who live by thc Health from the desk of Ken Micklash, Srrperintrirderrt river. It’s been yuicter and folks using the river have Safety Continues To Be A TOP PRIORITY been more respectful to the Problems rights of private owncrship. A very similar article was published last year for your review, but because of the impor- A school hoard in Livonia, ancc of this topic, I wish to run it again. according to a story in thc The primary function of our school district is to provide the best educational opportuni- Detroit Ncws, is being sued Do Not ies possible for our students. by a group over the salc of Our district has a detailed District Crisis Communication Plan which provides valuable 2.7 acres to a developer to build 12 houses. The dissi- information if we ever have to deal with a crisis such as: accidents in school, threats, gas U8 dents say the board was in iscriminate leaks, medication overdoses, power failures, fires, explosions and a variety of other is- violation of thc open mcct- sues. The plan, which includes all of our buildings floor plans, has been given to the Cass ings act times. City Police Department, Tuscola County Sheriff Department and Michigan State Police 9 Department in Caro. Rcpardless olthe outcome The crisis plan has been shared with all building principals who have reviewed it with it is ccrtainly bad public Ic- lattons that could avcrtcd staff. In case it would ever be necessary to evacuate our students to an off site location, we hc have agreements with various comniunity facilities to do so. The evacuation plan in- if the board brought this is- cludes students from every building in our district. Staff in all buildings have been in- sue befiw the voters in opcn sohion, formed of codes which direct them to take certain types of action in potentially dangerous Now let’s rcvicw 2 01‘ the situations. Additionally, an emergency only, telephone has been linked from each class- mmy caw+ of’boardh clos- room to the building office, which is to be used only in the case of a 91 1 emergency. Mental illness knows no race, creed, age limit or economic Should we ever have a crisis to deal with, the superintendent’s office would serve as the ing ranks 10 keep ItlI‘orl11Li- communication center. The Village of Cass City has agreed to allow us to use the rnunici- tion I’rorn thcir constituents status. People vyith mental illness can recover and lead pal building as a secondary location for communications. C~SSCity. Neither of full, productive lives. If you or one of your loved ones In addition to these plans we feel other procedures, programs and activities our school w h I c ti , t 11 ;in k ood nc ss ,

have in place are of equal or even of greater importance when promoting school safety. -. ~ need our services or if you have questions regarding our For example, our district has been promoting the concept of character education. For the CASS CITY CHRONICLE past five (5) years our staff members have been emphasizing the following character edu- USPS 092-700 programs, call Tuscola Behavioral Health Systems cation building blocks with our students when appropriate: Respect, Responsibility, Trust- PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY worthiness, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship. AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN (989) 673-61 91 or 1-800-462-6814. Student council activities, at all levels, have emphasized good citizenship traits. Treat- 6550 Main Street Second-class postage paid at ing others the way we want to be treated has been and will always be an important rule in Cass City, Michigan 48726 which to live by. Our students are reminded of this regularly. POSTMASTER: Send address The Natural Helpers Program, which has been in place for several years in the high changes to school, has helped train many staff and students with how to be good listeners and how to CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. BOX help others with problem solving and conflict resolution. 115, CASS CITY, MI 48726 The middle school has had the student responsibility program in place for the past few John Haire, publisher years. This program encourages students who have made behavior errors to think about National Advertising Representative, Michigan Weekly Newspapers, k, what they did wrong and develop a plan to help avoid making poor judgment decisions in 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, the future. TUSCOLA Michigan. The high school has incorporated a similar approach into the in-school suspension pro- Subscription Prices: To post offices in gram. The in-school suspension program provided students the opportunity to remain in Tuscola. Huron and Sanilac counties - school while serving suspensions, which have resulted from disciplinary infractions. De- $18.00a year or 2 years for $30.00, 3 WdUd* veloping a corrective behavioral plan is also incorporated into this program. years for $42.00, $12.00 for 6 months, A M&@n Communi&Mend Haald,AufborrlL Additionally, our district employs two (2) guidance counselors and two( 2) social work- and 3 months for $9.00. smgT~mh County and dw Gm& numb Am In Michigan - $20.00 a year, 2 years ers who help students with current problems and provide guidance with decisions that for $36.00. 3 years for $48.00. affect their future. In other parts of the United States - P.O. Box 239 Caro, MI 48723 PH. (989) 673-6191 or Good schools provide a caring and safe environment, with structure in which students $23.00 a year, 2 years for $40.00,3 can learn. The Cass City Public School District has top quality schools that provide this years for $52.00. Payable in advance. 1-800-462-681 4 type of setting. For information regarding newpaper advertising and commercial and job *TDD (989) 672-4780 Questions can be sent to me at 4868 N. Seegcr St., Cass City, MI 48726. Thank you. printing, telephone 872-2010. PAGE FOlJR CASS crry CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL IO, 2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

bi i $287,233 grant1 Letters to the editor I goes to Car0 I‘ ’I area airport Meyer *disputesclaims

r Air travel in Michigiin will be yo nd .” Did you go aiiywhcrc dur- Y ITsponsorcd a soup din- Recently, I came under at- which should please labor ment benefit of $3 I5 a week ferences. What I can tell you ner and ii baked potato din- get ;I lift fi~or~~$20.5 riiillion The Michigan Aeronautics ing Spring Break'! Many tack by the Michigan State groups, since they so and grantcd an additional is that I continuc to rely on ner :it two big b:isketball in support for airports, in- Commission approved in- youth in the iirc;i hiid ;I AFL-CIO through fliers dis- strongly opposcd possibil- $20 a week for each depcn- the will of the pcoplc and my fairies up at the high school. c I uci i n g spcc i al f’cdcrii I f‘ii nds vesting $14. I million in run- chancc to go to I*-loricl:iwith tributed in the area regard- 1ty. dent to a maximum of five. best judgment to cnsurr: the S t udc n t s ti ad t tic op por t u- for tightcr security ;it the way rehabilitation projects, Youth lor Christ. ‘I’hcy hid ing unemployment insur- This is the version that the My House colleagues and I needs and concerns of every- s t ;I t t‘ ’s c ( ) 111 rn c IC i ;r 1 sc r v i u c n c w term i n a I con s t r uc t i ng , fun in tlic sun ;is woll iis grow- nity to work at thcsc dinners ance benefits. People may House approved and sent to airports. didn’t agree with that design one arc addressed as best as ing spiritually with the Lord. to help earn sonic money to- airport lighting, land acqui- like to hear the rest of the the Senate. The amount is ‘I’hc Michigan Ilcpxtmcn t sitions, snow rernoval equip- and now the bill is under possible. Youth for Christ is ;I gather- wards thcir trip. Any nioncy story so they can draw their not the $415 the unions a 01’ ?’ransportation Iiist week consideration by House- ing of tccns. ‘I’hcrc ;ire Youth that the student carncd went ment and other airport capi- own conclusions. were aiming for, but some- Senatc joint conference Sincerely, ’ ;in 11ti ccd t ti a t 2 9 ;I i rp ()r t forChrist ccntcrs all over thc straight into an account for no s tal improvcrncnls. The flier claims I made the thing their flier did not mcn- ;icross the state, including the In addition, 14 commercial com rn i t t ee . Tom L. Meycr Th u 111 h. E vc Iy M on d iiy rnoncy off of thcir trip. motion to increase the tion is that not all unem- ‘I‘uscolu Arca Airport. wil I rc- service airports received ap- No one can tell how thc Statc Reprcscntativc night at 7:24 thcrc is ;I gatti- At 3:OO p.rn. on March 22, weekly unerrrployment ben- ployed workers would re- ccivc state and t’cdcrnl aid to proval for $6.4 million in committee will settle the dif- 84th District ering ciillcd C:luh llxtrcnic :it the Class City students and efits from their 1995 amount ceived that amount. enhance the saf’cty and cuo- U.S. Department of Dcfcnsc the ccntcr on Main Strcct. voluntccrs dcpartcd from the of $300 to $362, which is not To qualify for thc cntire tion1 ic i inp;ic t of iiv i at i on. funds tor terminal modi fica- This is wherc teens get to- high school. This was the true. I did second the motion benefit an employee must ci Thc funding includes tions, acccss-control fcnc- , gether and learn about God start of 24-hour bus ridc. because that proposal was make inore than $19.50 an ;I Barnie the Lab $287,233 to c’xtcnd runway ing, vehicle barriers and and lessons from the I3ihlc The bus WHS rquircd to stop the highest amount the corn- hour, so it is unlikely thc at the ?’uscola Artxi Airport o t hcr airport scc uri t y tiic;i- related to cvcryday life. ‘I’hc cvcry four hours for a quick mittee members seemed to fuzzy math shown on the in Caro. s 11 rc s . lessons arc put into ways that break. agree with, and I wanted to flier would add up to thc fig- teens can relate to. Anyonc One highlight of the trip “Sa fc and c I’fic i cn t ai r t r;i vu 1 ’I’heconiiiiission’s approval one smart dog have the measure go to the urc they tout. is fundnmcntal to our clu;il- clears the way for issuance is welcome to coi~ic. ‘I’tie was ;I band nanicd Staple. full House for discussion. I also found the flier’s claim ity of‘litc and growing,” said 01‘ thc I’cdcr-a1 portion of the Dear- Mr. Hairc. Shahbona. wth cmly a few night starts of‘!’ by playing They were a Christian band The House didn’t agree with that local businesses were Statc ’I’ransportation 1)irt.c- funds. 14cral iiiid state dol- I would likc to hire this burrs. If he would have takcn some simple garncs that arc from Ccntral Ohio and wcnt that version of the bill, so king hurt by the unemploy- tor Grcgory J. Itosine. story with you. I hopc you the road tic would have cmc rclatcd to thc lesson of thc from Ohio to Florida with the lars f-or airport dcvclopmcnt back in committee I proposed ment hcncfit increase very “‘I’hcse grants will allow pub- cn-joy it. 2 I rnilcs. It would be inter- night. After the gnmcs, !he stuclcnts. One 01‘ the band c‘oiiic prirnririly f’roin rc- a 25-percent increase to $375 interesting. One of the pri- lic-usc airports to continue s t I i c t cd , u sei-- gc ii c ra t cd csting to know where he trav- group sings songs. ‘I’hc nicmhers was a graduate from a week. My measure also ni ary c h al I c ng c s Icg is I at ors investing in thc scrviccs and t‘unds. ‘I’hc pritnary sources Scott Vrittcr and his tiitnily, eled hcf‘orc finding home. night erlds with Jeff Radcr, 1-akcrs. They played at eliminated the waiting wcek, have faced in raising thc hcn- infrastructure nccdcd to cf- who live in Shabbona. have The family let him in the the Carnpus Lifc Dircctor of cvcning sessions for the 01‘ revenue arc aviation fuel, cfit is determining how busi- fcctivcly move pcoplc and p;isscngcr tiixcs and nircriil‘t a 7-yc~ir-oIdchocoliitc lab house attcr eating a small Cass City-Kingston arca, group. ncsscs will be afl‘ected, he- P7 products across our state and Letters to the Editor nanicd Bxntc. Last Sunday mount of food. Barnie went talking about soincthing in I he group airivcd at a cmip- registration f’ccs. cause they must pay the cost. Scott took Hiirnic 3 rriiles east right to the children’s hcd- thc Biblc and thcn ending in ground in Lccsburg, Florida, The Chronicle welconies Actually, thc very lirst call I froin letters to the editor. of Ubly. leaving Rarnic out- room whcre the children wcrc a prayer. about an hour away Or- r ccc i ved a bout the i n for nia ~ side with another dog for a still in bed; put his paw on On March 22, Hlucwatcr lando, E;lorida, at 4:OO p.m. Letters must include the tion on thc fliers was troni a National Library short time. When Scott caiiic the bed as though to say, “I’rn Thumb Youth for Christ took on Saturday the 23rd. On writer’s name, address local business owner to con-- outside Barnie was gone. Af- horn e .” their annual trip to Floridu Sundiiy, the group attcndcd gratulatc i~icon holding arid telephone tiuniber. ter contacting the r a d’10 sta- Barnic had never bccn to during Spring I3rcak. The church and thcn took off for down the 11ncm pI oy tnc n t New Symrna Hcach. On Week April 14-20 The latter is in case it is tions and looking every- Ubly before. Who cvcr purpose of’ this trip is an prc m i u 111 s coiii p:i n i t‘s ha vc r, necessary to call for veri- where. seeing no sign of the would say dogs are not c van gc I i st i c c x pc r i c n cc ;I nd I ucsdiiy, 1Jnivcrsal Studios Rawson Mcniorial Li brary I< a w so n M c mor i a I L i bra r y to pay. smart. also to Iiiivc f’un. Many was the highlight lor the day firatinit, but won’t be used dog, 4 hours short of 4 days, is-joining libraries iicross thc of’f’crs frce Internet access on I understand and syriipa- schools ;iroiind tlic ‘I’hunib mcl on ‘I‘hursday, the group in the newspaper, Thursday, Barnic showed up country in celebrating Na- h computers cvcry day. Pa- thize with residents who are ioincd Cass City 1-or the trip. left early to go spend the Narnes will be wilhheld on the porch of. his home in Mrs. Vattcr tional Library Wcck, April trons may scnh and receivc out of work antl whnlchcart- ‘I’h c‘ sc h o()I s t tiat ;i t IC d cd wholc clay at cocoa I3c:ich. -L._l-.. l n e-rnail. chat with a friend, or from publication upon edly believc changes must bc It -- I? were C‘xs City, Caro, Port On Friday. the last IUII day 14-20. S pcc act i vi t cd just surf the nct for informa- request, for an adequate made to mcct thcir ncecis. I Hopc, North Hirron. I iarhor in FIorid;i, the students spciit i al tics are s I a this wcck ;it the library. On tion. Staff mcrnbers are avail- reason. thought my $375 a week pro- f3cach, Ilarl Axu, IJbly, l~k- it :it Wet-N-Wild. During the each visit, pritrons may draw ithle to assist when needed. The Chronicle reserves posal was the ;inswet- - the crs. Millington, USA, Akron- wcck, Monday and Wcdncs- business community and the II cnvclopcs I’or ccrti ticatus I‘or Special classes arc offered the right tu edit letters for l;airgrovc, 13ay City All day , w e re “C’a tii p Day x .” labor rcprcscntat ivcs were r, lrcc video rentals, t‘rce copy- pc r i od i c a I I y so t h a t patron x Saints, Vussai-, and 13rown I tlcsc wurc ctiiys whurc IIlC letigth md clarity. ing. t‘inc paymcnts and ciin learn inore about opcrat- both grumbling, which usu- City. Since ;ill of‘ tticsc $roup staycd ;it the carlip. We will riot publish thank children’s hooks. A drawing ing cvriiputers and using thc ally rneans you havc found schools were on bt-cak :it the M ;I ti y c vc n t s 11 appc ncd Int crnc t . you letters of a specific the happivst mcdium pos- s;inie time, there werc 17s throughout the clay. ‘I’licrc will he held at the end of thc wcck I‘or a Curious George C‘clcbratc National Library nature, for instance,from sible. st11dcnts Ihat went. ‘I’hc w c re s po rt s to 11 r ti ;I 111 u ti I s, It Wcck by visiting thc library a club thanking mer- U n fortunate I y , t h e Sen at e group tixi to take 4 buses. pool g;itiics, antl time to lie Afghan and book. Mondny, Wednesday and to go onlinc or chcck out a chants who donated did not scc it that way and Cass City Chronicle Also, [tic Youth for Christ out in the sun. ‘l’hc studcnts came up with its own plan, Friday arc: designated iis am- ~oodhook. iriag;i/.inc, audio prizes u rufle. stal‘l‘andvolunlccrs wcrc thc Icf‘t thc canip on S~rt1ird:Iy for which set a basic uncmploy- -- 872-2010 nesty days I‘or ovcrduc li- tiipc or vidco. ---A I c ti;I pc I-() n c s . morning and rcturncd honic ‘I’hc trip began March 22, I-lastci-Sunday ~-ouricl1 I :30 brary rnatcrials. Patrons may bring in ovcrduc materials and cnc1t.d oil Mar-cti 31. ;1.111. be Eustcr Suiiday. ‘IIic s[uclcnls Miltly 01’ thc stuilcbtits L~II- and no line will chargcd. t1i;it waritccl to go to Florida ioycd the trip. S;irah Ilohhs could do I‘undritiscrs in or- s;nid. *“l’liisis my I‘irst year der to riiisc nioncy lo of’l’sct going iltid I didn’t know Open house c*osts for the trip. Soinc ot‘ what to cxpuct. It cxcccclcd First Baptist Church thc Iuntlraiscrs tti:it wcrc 01’- iiiy expectations hoth so- Praying From the Heart t’crcd were tlic studcnts could c i al l y ;I nd spirit lidI y .” C.*h Ii s to honor As children, most of us probably learned all of our 6420 Houghton St., Cass City, MI 48726 scll apple pics and Little Maharg said, “I cnjoycd thc prayers, as we would say, 4Lbyheart,” We memo- 989-872-3 155 Ceasars Pizza Kits. Also. bcachcs and Wet-N-Wild. I Hutchinson rized them, but probably without fully understand- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. had ;I, great time,.’ ‘lkssia ing the meaning of all the words. As children grow Sunday Morning Worship Service I 1 :00 am. Zawilinski said, “It was !‘tin older and continue to say their prayers, hopefully Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. and exciting. ‘I’hc bus ridc ’l’lic board 01‘ Rawson Mc- the meaning of the words will become more clear to Prayer Meeting & Bible Study, Wednesdays, 7:OO p.m. was kind of harsh and di1’t.i- illor-id Lihrriry is planning ;in them. However, because we are so accustomed to open house in honor of retir- cult, hut overdl it w;is ;I yoocl simply reciting memorized prayers as children, First Presbyterian Church ing Ilircctor, Barbara expcricnce.” kcky Har-tcl we often do not reflect on the meaning of what we 6505 Church St., Cass City, MI 48726 H u IC Ii i n soti . said, This was my third tinic are saying. When we pray, we should truly under- 872-5400 ‘I’lic open house is slated for going to Floricla. It w;is ;I lot stand our prayers and not just move our lips and Sunday School - Sept.-May 10:45 a.m. Sunday, April 14 from I to 4 ’ of‘ fun. The weather was go through the motions. Our attitude should be Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Catalogs loaned p 111. A brief program is set great, and we all got ;i great one of love, trust and respect for our Heavenly Pastor - Dave Blackburn overnight. tan. We also had ;I lot of’linie lor 2 p.ni. Father. Praying memorized or spontaneous prayers to grow spiritually and get ‘I’hc library board, staff and Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Friends of’ the Library arc from the heart is well-received, and we should real- Free subscription our lives back on track.“ 6820 E. Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 Deidre Deering said, “It wiis planning this open housc ize that when we are praying we are in the presence with each order with the hopc that many of God. The Bible tells us that our Father in Heaven al- 872-2770 a good time in my lifc. and I Worship Service 9:30.a.m. wish that everyonc could members of the community ready knows what we need even before we ask Him, and Bible Class & Sunday School 10:45 a.m Cass City have the opportunity to cx- will cor~icinto the library also that we should be forgiving of others so that our Pastor - Gerald Meyer Chronicle perience it.” Overall the trip that day to honor Hutchinson Father will forgive us. When we pray, it is for our benefit, for hcr ycrirs of service to thc Phone 872-2010 was a huge success and ev- and when our prayers are meaningful, we are returning eryone is looking forward to library and wish her well on God’s wonderful love. Living Word Worship Center next ycar. her rctircmcnt, (Wllrrt. the Word is Lqk) Cass City Church of Christ 6536 Houghton St., Cass City; MI 48726 6743 E. Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 8724637 Worship 1O:OO a.m. STANLEY MCARTHUR ESTATE U 11i Iding phone 872 -5440 b Sunday Evening 6:OO p.m. *REAL ESTATE *PERSONAL Contacts 872-2367 or 872-3 136 Wed. (Family Training hour) 7:OO p.m. Worship Service Sunday 1 1:00 a.m. & 600 p.m. Senior Pastors - Michael & Carla Arp Bible Study Sunday 1O:OO a.m. & Wednesday 7:OO p.m. Novesta Church of Christ Class City Church of the Nazarene 2896 N. Cemetery Rd., Cass City, MI 48726 6538 Third St.,Cass City, MI 48726 872-3658 or 872- 1 195 572-2004 or 872-5201 Bible School 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 1O:OO a.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Worship Service 1 1 :00 a.m. Located in Cass City, 3 blocks south of traffic light on Seeger Sunday Evening 7:OO p.m. Wed. Prayer & Bible Study & Children Activities 7:OO p.m. Street, 2 blocks east at 6606 Third Street. e Minister - Chuck Emmert Pastor - Rev. Darold Ward Youth Minister - Brad Speirs Visit our website at: www.novestachurch.org Saturday, May I1at 12:30 Cass City Missionary Church 4393 Koepfgen Rd., Cass City, MI 48726 Potter’s House Christian Fellowship Church Corner of 6th and Leach, Cass City, MI 48726 REAL ESTATE to be offered for sale at approximately 3 p.m. 872-2729 872-5 186 following sale of personal items. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.Worship Service 11:OO a.m. Evening Service 630 p.m. Thursday Evening 7100 p.m. Pastor: David Edwards Sunday Worship 1 1 :00 a.m. Pastor - F. Robert Tucker C‘ass City lJnited Methodist Church St. Pancratius Catholic Church 5 100 N. Ccnicteiy Rd., P.O. Box 125, Cass City, MI 48726 !I 4292 Seeger St., Cass City, MI 48726 872-3422 S. 872-3336 Worship Service 8:30 & 1 1 :00 a.m. I ct Saturday Liturgy 5:30 p.m. Sunday-School - Sept.-May 9:30 a.m. Sunday Liturgy 9:OO a.m. C‘ommunity Dinner - Monthly (2nd Wed. at noon) Pastor - Father Steve Fillion Pastor - Dr. Philip Rice 2 bedroom home on nice corner lot Kitchen with nice cupboards.living room. dining room. bathroom, ulilrty room Basement with Airco gas furnace and gas water heater 1 cargarage Nice knottypine enclosedporch Shabbona United Methodist Church Evangelical Free Church of Cass City 4045 Decker Rd., Shnhhonn) Decker, MI 48426 [TERMS FOR REAL ESTATE. $5,000 deposit day of sale Balance lo be paid 45 days from day of sale I (in 6430 Chestnut Blvd., Cass City, MI 48726 8 10-672-9929or 8 10-672-9992 For more informalion and viewing of properly call Phone:872-5060Fax: 872-8855 Hillaker Auction (989)872-3019 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. (989)856-3629 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 1 1 :00 a.m. PPrsonal Reo - Bob McArthur (989) 872-3163 .. ______~ Worship 1 1 :00 a.m. UMW Monthly 1 st Wed., 7:30 p.m.

Terms for personal items Cash or check with ID Everything paid for day of sale No1 responsible for accidents Midweek Bible Studies Youth Program Biblical Counseling Pastor - Ellen Burns Youth Pastor - Jeff Bader AUCTIONEER & CLERK: HILLAKER AUCTION SERVICE Pastor - Rev. ToddR. Gould EFCA Visit our website at: www.dasuparish.com (989) 872-3019 OR (989) 856-3629

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Com mu n i t y Than ksg i v i n g fessionals of Arncrica. Quiz tional Honor Society. She success Dinner, Youth For Christ auc- Bowl, Acadcrnic Gamcs, has becn active in Natural Guilds, daughter of Glenn tion, Let’s Build Some Fun Chsc Up, Red Cross Rloocl Youth For Christ, and Kim Guilds, has won a Hclpcrs, in the Thumb and Octagon Drivcs and othcr activities. Red Cross Blood Drives, host of academic awards and Barn tours and church activi- i n c‘ 1 u c1 i n g j ;I 2, Y., I 11;I IX h i n 2 . atnplc help from school em- has also becn involved in Community Thanksgiving ties. concert and pep hand as wcll Dinner, dancc, porn pon ployees. The school custo- band and athletics as a mem- She has been active in Stu- as church choirs and oryn- squad, band, senior citiiens dians and the school cafete- ber of the varsity softball dent Council, National ist. ball, community play- ria staff donated their time. tcam. She is a member ofthc Honor Society, Natural Help- Khoury plans to study coni- ground, Unitod Way food I’m sure, Hendrick con- National Honor Society and ers and band, and has also puter enginwring and rnusic basket program and church cluded, that therc arc rnany has volunteered for thc in excelled athletics as a at the University ot’ Michi- choir. who helped that arcn’t in this Adopt-A-Highway program member of the basketball, gan. She plans to study business story. With so many rising to and Rcd Cross Blood Drives, volleyball and track squads. Laurie, son of Douglas and or medicinc at Albion Col- the occasion therc are un- and served as a Fall Family Homakie’s future plans in- Tarnniy Laurie, has won scv- lege. ’ doubtedly many miore that Days Octagon Barn tour clude studying business at era1 outstanding pcrt‘or- Smentck, daughter of John should have been listed. Wc guide. She also volunteered Hopc College. .. mance certificates in scvcriil at thc Tendercare Governor’s Khoury, son of Kareem and classcs, is active in the Na- Award Banquet and served Tahani Khoury, is accwti- an tional Honor Society and ture plans includc majoring nity together for a common on the LWWC Youth Coun- plished athlete and musi- earned All Confercnce in art or psychology at west- tinuously during the 4 1/2=hourdinner. cause. cil. cian. His awards include foot- Scholar Athletc honors. Hc ern Michigan University. Guilds plans to major in ball, basketball and track All has also been involved in Stevens, daughtcr of Joe and criminal justice at Western Con fercnce Scholar Athlete, athletics as a membcr of thc Kclly Stevens, has won sev- - Michigan University. and thc 2002 Michigan High football and bascball teams. cral acadcmic awards and is Homakie, daughter of School Athletic His futurc plans include a mtmber of the National Recall petition Michelle Homakie and John Association’s Scholar-Ath- studying busincss or Honor Society, She has hccn and Julie Homakie, is also an lctc Award for lootball. agribusiness at Michigan ity hearing, according to honor roll student who is in- He has bccn involvcd in State University. White-Cormier, who cx- volved in a number of extra- National Honor Socicty, Ro- Lei ter man, d au g h t e r o 1‘ tagon-Barn Fall Family Days, plained a panel composed of c urric u 1ar act i vi t ies, Inc I ud- tary Leadcrship Camp, Stu- Linda Hanson and Don Red Cross Blood Drives, St. cally business owners thrcat- herself, county treasurer and ing volunteer work for the dent Council, Rusincss Pro- Lciterman, has won scvcral Jude’s Bike-a-thon and com- ened by violence, riots in the probate judge will review the academic awards and is in- munity playground. streets, and stop light traffic petition language. The re- volvcd in the National Stevens plans to study prc- hamd (no enforcement). view does not involve deter- Honor Society, Foreign Lan- med at the University of “Insensible - “If’ the mayor mining the merits or truth of Britt retiring guagc Club and Octagon Michigan. cannot perform his duties, hc the claims, she noted. Barn Fall Family Days. She Tcnbusch, daughtcr of Doli- must bc: rcmovcd from office; Coulter will then have 90 has also volunteered for Red glas and Karen ‘Tenbusch, tlas Wc truly must find soiiiconc days to collect the needcd Cross Blood Drives, commu- won numerous academic cx- who ciws about Gagetown, signatures - equal to 25 per- nity playground, Adopt-A- cellcnce awards as well as All Michigan”; and “Mayor cent of the number of resi- 37 dents who cast ballots in the after years Athlctc Highway and St. Jude’s Hike- Confcrence Scholar said, ‘You do something a- thon. honors in track and All Con- about I[’.’’ (ruferring to .the most recent gubernatorial approved for math tcachcr ference Honorahlc Mcntion election, she said. After graduation, she plans rc \ pon w Cou 1 IC r c I ai nis tic Terri Falkenberg, English to study pre-mcd at the Uni- in vollayball. Shc has also rcccivud when he confrontcd monthly mceting, the board: tcachcr Carol Sattlcr and spc- versity of Michigan. won altar scrvcr awards and Wright about youths fight\ mApprovcd employment cia1 education instructor Messing, daughtcr of Dex- is II National Honor Socicty in thc villiigc). contracts with Cheryl S harada Scurync k, whilc ter and Theresa Messing, has rncmbcr. Wristit said ~oultc‘r’s Races Mcrlington, guidance coun- sixth gradc teacher Kevin earned a host of acadcniic Hcr future plans includc claims are unfounded. selor, and Tammy Ebcrlein, Maust was approved for sec- and per fcc t at t e n d a n c e inqioring in math at Central “Thcrc’s nothing to it. It’s who has becn hircd as an af- ond year probation. awards. She has also been Michigan Univcrsily. all the stuff we’ve (village ternoon custodian. *Approved field trips lor the recognized as an All Conf’cr- Vtncriia, dwghter ol’Stu:irt council) been working on,’’ currently serving as board In addition, the board ap- fourth gradc: and a special cnce Scholar Athletc in vol- iind Hrcntla Vcncnia, is a Na- he added. “I really don’t president, and newcomers proved the hiring of Mac cducat ion class. leyball. Hcr other activities lional Honor Society ~iicni- want to say a wholc lot about Kathy Champagne, Jeff McKcc as head varsity hase- *I,c;irncd that 13 studcnts i ncludc Adopt- A- High way. hear ~indis activc in hand, poni it right now.” Faist, Joan Koch and Jeff ball coach and Chad wcre reccntly inducted into Env i rot hon, Forc i gn 1,an- pon sqitaci, 13ihlc Bowl, Leinweber. Incumbent Mellcndorf‘ as an assistant, the school’s National Honor pige Club and youth group. youth group. Choir and Coulter welcomcd the de- Trustee Rick Ziehm is not and Barb Adams as varsity Society. ‘I’hcy arc: Amy Her future plans includc Yolitti f+r Christ. lay in his petition, saying it seeking reelection. softball coach along with Pawc Isk i, Scott Kund ingcr, studying, political scicncc or Shc plans to attend will give him more timc to RYAN STORM was at the dinner that assistants Hcrschcl Adam J tis t I n M c La re n , J c n n y intcrnational studies at Mi I I igan Col legc. register voters, which he KINGSTON and Joe Zalcski. Sparkcs, Katic Wcnskay, Jim Saginaw V~lllcyStatc Univcr- Ahasso, son of Saad and plans to do at his business will help the family with the expenses in- *Approved tenure for Amy Wise, Kclly Zaleski, sity. Fatin Abasso, is an honor stu- and by going door-to-door. In thc Kingston School Dis- curred in his battle with cancer. Maurer, elcmentary teacher; Stephanie Dorschc, Laura Roche. dwghtcr of Ron :ind dent who has bccn active in Thc dclay, he said, also gives trict, newcomer Ellcn Michellc Schuette, scicncc; Endcrle, Timmy Kain, Candi Ann Rochc. has hccn activc Quiz Bowl. His future plans the council “S months to do Romosicr is challenging in- Don Stirks, band; and Kathy Rhodes, Justin Rogers and in Hiblc Bowl. piano. hand include entering the prc- something about the vil- cumbents Sherri Diegel and Su t ton, busincss/technolo~y. Hcidi Scott. and youth group. dental program at Wayne lage.” Jason Kochler. Diegel cur- Fourth ycar probation was *Approved the nomination Shc plans to major in hiol- Statc LJniversi ty. Provided Coulter does re- rently serves as school board of senior Zachary Fritz as the ogy/pre-med at Millignn Pasant, daughter of Ed and file the petition, the first step vice president and Koehlcr April “student of the month.” coI I cge. Carol Pasant, has carncd a in the process will be a clar- is trcasurcr. Wedding *Recognized a student in Rockwcll. daughtcr ot Koh- host of academic awards and Announcements each grade level, all nomi- crl md Rita Rockwcll, is a is active in Student Council, nated for best exemplifying St uclc 11t C’ou nc i I rc prcsc n t a - National Honor Society, the district’s April “adult role tiv; who has rcccived niiiwr- band, dcbate, youth minis- focus” of having a positive ous academic awards. Shc try, basket bal I, volley ball, Catalogs loaned scl f- i mage. has also heen activc In hind gymnastics and softball. She overnight. The students, in grade K- 12, and soccer. has also been involved in arc: Quinn Smith, Tiffany Her future plans includc Youth For Christ, Red Cross We Have Services Jamieson, Erika Mroz, Tyler studying art or psychology Blood Drives, Community Free subscription Kain, Nickolas Zaleski, at Western Michigan Univer- Thanksgiving Dinner, com- with each order Mike Smith, Joshua Volk, sity. munity playground and Available For Amber Pillsbury, Levi Shagcne, daughtcr of‘ Will- other activities. Cass City Adams, Chelius Krug, iam and Andrea Shagcnc. is She plans to study nursing Chronicle Timmy Kain, Jcremey Kady president of thc Studcnt - neonatal at Grand Valley Phone 872-2010 and Fred Periso, and Council Executivc Board State University or Aquinas The Entire Family! Rebecca Hartman. and is a rricmhcr of thc Na- College. Abstinence for Youth ...... 179 Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening ...... 877-269-0822, ext. 165 Children’s Special Health Care Service (CSHCS) ...... 113 Communicable‘Disease Investigation ...... 1IO Early Periodic Screening Diagnosis & Treatment (EPSDTIMedical Screening Ages 0-21) ...... 106 Environmental Health - WaterISewageIFood ...... I29 Family Planning (low cost birth control) ...... 103 Geriatrics Program ...... 133 Great Plains Black Angus USDA Choice Healthy KidsIMl child applications ...... 106 or 145 Value Pack Hearing and Vision Screening Boneless (school and preschool age children) ...... 113 Chuck Roast HIVIAIDSISTD’s ...... I03 6-8Ib pkg Lead Testing (fee) ...... 106 Maternal/lnfantlSupportServices ...... I79 NewbornlPublic Health Visits ...... 179 Prenatal Clinic in cooperation with Health Delivery, Inc. $159Ib. Bayside Clinic ...... 113 Public Health - (Immunizations, TB testing, Seasonal Flu Clinics) ...: ...... I10

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Hours: Monday-Friday 8:OO a.m. - 4:OO p.m. 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday F60D CENTER Evening Hours Also Available 71(Ta.m.-5 p.m. - IN CASS CITY - Phone: 872-2191 - PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Farm Bureau lauds acceptance of plan to mandate environmental permits for Cass City Bowling Leagues certain animal feeding operations .- CHARMONT LADIES (615), L. Prime 225 (598), R. The Chiropractors 4144 MERCHANTS I Wright 2 12 (598). Marlette Chrysler Michigan Farm Bureau of- tary compliancc with cnvi- As of April 3 rontncntal Assurance Pro- Ttic plan closely follows Team High Game & Serics: Thumb Octagon Barn 38 ficials lauded the U.S. Envi- rontncntal protection laws. gratin (MAEAP) and shares Dott Manufacturing 62 MFB policy, as it does not Chemical Bank Pinheads All Season Video 38 C h ;1 rni on t r o n m c n t a 1 Pro t cc t i o n “We’re pleased the EPA our conccrn that federal regu- Loren’s Lawn Care 58 26.5 includc individual NPDES Cass City Tire 58 738 (2151). JB’s Crew 37 K & H Body Shop 23.5 Agency’s (EPA) acceptance agrwd with DEQ’s plan to lations should not be forccd permits and allows farms that (?faMichigan Department of target its general permit re- Dee’s Girls 56 Adamczyk Masonry 33 Stafon os 23.5 on Michigan livestock pro- have averted discharges to MERCHANETTE FBI Gals 28 1,cc Morgan Painting En v, i ro n me n t al Q u a1 i t y quirernents at farms that are ducers who are currently Wild John’s 56 23 voluntarily meet environ- Cable ettes 54 LEAGUE Charlie’s Angels 28 Anthcs Movers 22.5 (DEQ) plan to only mandate over 1,000 animal units and c o m p 1 y i ti g w i t h e n v i ro n - mental performance stan- As of April 4 C h ;ir in on t Mote I general environmental per- that have or havc had a state- nnental laws through volun- JB’s Crew 52 18 dards by completing a End of third round Hat r- n - More mits for Concentrated Ani- v6rific.d discharge within the tary means. Individual High Games: I,. 16 CNMP and the MAEAP Live- Se be w a i n g Concrete 16 mal Feeding Operations last 2 years,” Michigan Farrn “While we ;ire throwing our Individual High Games: T. Hanson 242- 179, C. Wallace stock System. Avery 2 19, B. Doran 197, R. Langcnburg Plumb/Heat 48 Locust Hill Farms 14 (CAFOs) with dOcurnented Bureau President Wayne support behind this plan, the “While Michigan Farm Bu- 224-162, D. Potrykus 215- Linzner 195, Merchant The Chiropractors 44 169, C. Brown 207- 184, L. Trisch Sepiic 14 animal wastc discharges. Wood said. Michigan Farm Burcau has reau does nut favor permits, D, 193, B. Ware 190, S. Marlette Chrysler 41 Clark 193, J. Bemus 189, Muftler Man 12 “This tells us that EFA rcc- not wavered at all in its coni- wc acknowledge there are S. Hutchinson 189, R. Thumb Octagon Barn 38 Buschlen 184- 184, C. Smith Patrick’s Flooring 7 Farm Bureau officials said ognizes the value of mitmcnt to oppose federal some farms that may benefit Fin kbeiner 189, D. All Season Video 38 I8 1, C. Davison 179- 168, S. the agency’s approval dem- Michigan’s voluntary coni- p e r in i t t i n g o f ;id d i t i ( n ;i I froin this general permit sys- Mathewson 186, S. Smith JB’s Crew 37 Hutchinson 178- 159, M. Individual High Games & onstrates a fair balance be- pliance programs Ii ke the frirms or the issuance of indi- tem,’’ Wood said. “For those 184, C. Slaughter 180, M. Adamczyk Masonry 33 Gray 177-175-175, J. Mont- Series: M. Jackson 22 1-226 twwn regulatory and volun- Michigan Agricultural Envi- v id u a I c n v i ro n in c n iaI per- C A FOs w i t h d oc u men t ed Halcy 179, L. McCarthy 173, FBI Gals 28 gomery 178, M. Gettel 176- (h47), K. Salcido 256 (640), wits,” Wood said. disc h arges, we e tnphasi ze K. Smithers 17 1. Charlie’s Angels 28 172, Deidra Zdrojewski 176, N. Berry 242 (h29), M. Gettel “Given the efforts that con- that a general permit system Individual High Series: R. T. Abbe 174-155, M. A. 2 14-2 I7 (h25),S. Summers tinue among state agencies offers tiiorc protection for the The Cuss City Chronicle’s Linzner 5 18, D. Mathewson Women’s High Act. Game: Opanasenko 173, J. Krol 236 (623), R. Koch 2 10-217 and the agriculture industry individual producer, since it 5 18, R. Finkbeiner 5 14, M. L. Hanson 242. 169, D. Williams 168- 156, J. (hlX), T. Sting 234 (613), C. to kccp anitii;iI waste I’rotn only requires one public hear- Haley 503, T. Avcry 501, B. Women’s High Act. Series: Morell 166-158, J. Koch Mauer 226 (606), J. 46th annual discharging into Mic higiin ing cvcry 5 years, with farms Ware 493, S. Hutchinson L. Hanson 560. 168- 164, S. Langenburg Finkbciner 211 (601), B. waterways, pcrtiiitti ng tnorc statewide applying for cov- 492, B. Doran 480. Team High Act. Game: All 160, J. Dickinson 15’3. Anthes 236 (592), L. Prime Spring Supplement I‘arrns or rcq iti ri ng sing IC erage undcr one general per- Team High Game: Dee’s Season Video 7 19. Individual High Series: L. 2 I4 (5’31 ), K. Zawilinski 2 13 farins to o bin i n i nd i v id u;t I mit ‘held’ by the state. , Girls, 1076. Team High Act. Series: All (589), ‘1’. Sopci-224 (588),B. coming May 1st pcrriiits just lor thc sakc of “Michigan Farm Bureau re- Hanson 560, C. Wallace 520, Team High Series: Loren’s Season Video 1947. C. Brown 539, D. Potrykus Hcreirii 212 (586), J.D. , sal isly i tig cnvi ron tiicti tal cri t- mains opposed to any pro- Lawn Care, 309 1. Individual 200 Games: C. M. Gray 527, S. McRraycr 233 (584), J. ic\ would only rcsult in in- posals that would require 531, Wallace 224, D. Potrykus Buschlen 522, L. Hanson Gorkowski 21 I (584), E. V~ISiVC,costly :rnd UIIIIcccS- producers to obtain indi- SUN NO ROLLERS 215, C. Brown 207. 502, C. Davidson 497, S. Hawk 2.75 (583), B. Long sary burclcns lilr c nvi roniiic ti - vidual NPDES permits, con- As of March 17 Individual 520 Series: C. Hutchinson 485, M. Gettel 225 (57S), S. Nauka 226, C. tal I y responsi blc I’arincrs.” sequently forcing them into Brown 539, D. Potrykus 53 1, 484, J. Bcinus 484, J. Morell Roe 222, R. Ewald 220, R. ‘l‘hc IYA Region 5 0l‘l‘ic.c i n d i v id u a I pub i c hc ar i n g s ,” Chemical Bank Pinheads 18 M. Gray 527, S. Buschlen 478, N. Ellis 465, D. Williams Hull 220, R. Kesslcr 220, M. in Chicago rcccntly an- Wood added. Inn-Laws 16 522, C. Wallace 520. 465, P. Hcllwig 460, P. Baucr Frappcrt 2 14, D. Ewald 2 12, nounced it has rcachcd an “We’re afraid this type of Been There Done That 14 Team 640 Games (4 man): 458. P. Pavlo 2 IO. agrccriicnt with the DlXJ re- system could jeopardize the Sometimers 14 JB’s Crew 718, The Chiro- Team High Game and Se- Team High Game & Series: gxcl i tig M ic ti ig a ti’s e ti Imc- sustainability of farm opcra- Old Geezer’s +2 12 practors 684, JB’s Crew 673. ries: All Season Video 719, Charmont, 1030 (3051). riicnt 01’ the Clcan Wiitcr Act tions by giving pcoplc with to Finkbeincr & Ertman 12 Team 1880 Series (4 man): ( 1977). Your guide clean-up, fix-up, on 1’;irtins. l’hc Sierra Club social biases against what Harris-McHalpine 12 JB’s Crew 1947, FBI Gals gardening, modular homes, had petitioned the EPA to may be perceived as ‘animal 1924. Split Conversions: K. revoke the DEQ’s authority We’ll Get Back ToYou 11 factories’ access to and input Damn Near Last 10 Langenburg 6-7- 10, J. home repair,financing, real to rnanagc the act, arguing on permit applications, per- Morell 3- IO, 3- IO 4-5.’ Par - T- R a n c h 9 tederal permits were nccdcd haps unfairly dissuading or Spannagel-Prime 8 MERCHANE’ITE Special Awards: L. Hanson estate, and more! to uphold environtnental blocking producers from ex- 75 pins over average, CB’s 8 LEAGUE - M. laws on Michigan farrns. pand i ng their ope ra t i on s .” As of April 4 Gray - 125 pins over aver- For advertising infoimation or DEC) Director Russell According to an EPA news age, M. Gray - SO0 (140 av- Harding said the agency rcleasc, “Li kc situ-spccific Individual High Games & Langenburg Plumb/Heat 48 erage or less) story ideas, call “continues to dispute the pcrmits, general pcrniits in- the Chronicle Series: R. Kricl 204, D. value of the federal permit- clude standards of‘ perfor- Silance (541), D. Potrykus office at 989-872-20 10. ting system as it relates to ti ;i i1.g~ nn a cc: nd 111 an nic n t (509), D. Williams (508), P. 1;irrii discharges.” But the practices that protect water EYECARE McIntosh (6 I9), J. Baker 243 agency’s plan, he said, was qudity. They also include an “acceptable al ternat ivc” monitoring and reporting re- Attention Cass crafted in good faith through quireriicnts so WA, DEQ and negotiations with all stakc- citizens know that CAFOs Free trees City AYSO Parents & EYEWEAR h o I der s . are niccting Clean Watcr Under the plan, CAWS St an ci a rd s.” FOR EVERYONE greater than 1,000 animal liesponding to Sierra Club offered /U.S. Government Backed Bonds 6.00 Oh* units that have - or havc had siatctiicnts that the cnviron- Guuantecd as to rirnely paymciits of pi iricipal mll iiitciest by the LI 5 In ~ommeriiorationof Arbor Professional eye Government (Ratcs expressed as yicld to rnAut’itv Bnscd on piicc of 100 within thc last 2 years - a tiicritd group’s next iask is [lay the Cass City Garden There will be a of 04-08-O2 Maturity date 01 -15 OQ) exams a!, DEQ-verit’icd disc hargc w iI I to guarantee that “the bcsr. Club will be giving away Prescriptions filled have to apply for coverage most el‘fecti ve pol lu t ion ccm- blue spruce sccdlings April /Federal Income Tax-Free Municipal Bonds 4.6%~~ under a general National Pol- trol permits” are used, Wood 1 I at Rawson Memorial Li- MANDATORY Parent’s Large selection of lntcrat may br subject to state. AMT. tu locill IIMS (Ratc exptessed as lutan t Discharge Eli mina- said, “I’d hope that our brary. Children attending frames yicld tu call based on pricc of 101 6 as of 04-08-02 ( allable LMI 5 I $-OH tion System (NPDES) prmit. at Io0 00 Maturity date I I. 15- I?) Michigan Farm Bureau ll All types of contacts story hour that day will each Applicants will have to de- riietiibcrs, the Michigan Dc- receive a seedling. meeting on Wednesday, No-line bifocals Investment Grade Corporate Bonds 7.25 velop a Conipreticnsive Nu- partment of Agriculture, Onc hundred seedlings Glasses repaired ‘Rated A3 by Moody’s (Katcs cxprcsscd ils yicld to calliad oii piice t r ie n t M ;i n age riic n t PI an DEQ, EPA and all cnviron- of 100 00 as of 04-O8-02 No rrgular call date at IO0 M) Maturity &IC have been ordered, so stop Blue Cross & VSP (CNMP), and their fmiis will mental groups support this 10-25-1 I) Survivor‘s option in and pick one up between . April IO, 2002, 7:OO p.m., participant be inspcctcd by DE0 staff. plan in a coopcrativc man- 10:OO a.m. and 2:OO p.m. on )/Certificates of Deposit 4 year 6.0%* According to the DIXJ plan ncr so that we all rnake it a the 1 Ith. (FDIC Insured) provided to the EPA, the pcr- succcss. DAVID C. mit system would take effect at the Cass City Middle Requires niioiniuni purchase of $1 0.000. Rates expressed as annual percentage “We look forward to work- BATZER II, O.D. yield (APY) as of 04-O8-02. In most cases, early witlidranat may not hc pemiit- 0 to 9 months following ing with our own members iti the to Professional Eye Care ted; however, 0scan be liquidated secondary marlet suhject niarket EPAs approval. as we develop and iniple- Read conditions. APY niay reflect a current tiiarket discount. That plan also states that a School Cafeteria 4672 Hill St., Cass City *Subject to availability. Yield and markct value will fluctuate with changes in me n t ed u cat i on a 1 in at er i al s market conditions. farrn greater than 1,000 ani- regard i n g e n v iron m c n t il I 872-3404 -CUs are FDIC insured and offer a fixed rate of retuni. whereas both priticipal and mal units that has not dis- stewardship and regulation Meg’s Peg Bad Axe 269-7263 yield of investment securities niay fluctuate with changes in iiiarket conditions. charged wi I1 choose hctwccn rcquircmcnts on farms.” 2 volu n t ar i I y c‘o tin p le t i ng ;1 CNMP through MAEAP or sceking coverage undcr i\ 1-800-750- 146 1 general NPDES permit. Both rcq u i re proxt i vu far Iii v i si t s , with MDA ccrtiI?cntion !or 132 E. Huron MALAP and inspcotions by Bad Axe, DE(J for ihc permit. Finally. it stiitc‘s thni DEC) MI 48413 will use current cornpliancc “ ma* MY KNEES USED TO atid cn I’orccriicnt progranis to stop d ischargcs l’roI n farms PUT A DAMPER ON Patrick J. Essian Jason I). 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licccnt stuclics confirniing Michigan’s climate. This pro- c o 111 ti1 od i t y arc c s sc n t i :\I . thc hcalth benefits of cating cess can help growers divcr- Experts agrcc that growcrs soy-based products may of- sify their cropping programs nccd to expeririwnt mid bc fer an incentive for Michi- to include higher incomc- willing to takc a risk. gan farrners to produce spc- prod uc i n g c o mni od i tics . Edaman-ic, n spccialty bean cialty soybeans as a profit- “‘l’h i s c c r t a i n 1 y i nc I ud c s consurncd as a green-shcllccl riblc alternative to traditional using varieties that havc bean, may prove to bc onc soy bean varict ics. higher yiclds hut, more im- such opportunity. It’s a popu- Project GREEEN, the state’s portantly, is considering thc lar snack food sold in health pl a tit agr ic u I t urc i n i ti at i ve at var i et y ’s s pcc i a 1 t y food - tood, organic or natural I.ood Michigan State University, is grade qualities,” says Dan stores. Current U.S. cd;iiiiiinit‘ supporting specialty crop Raj/.cr, Cass County MSU consumption totals 10.000 research to help Michigan Extension director. “It’s im- tons pcr year and is cxpcctcd frrriers create niche rnarkcts. portant to look beyond yield to reach 25,000 tons by and consider how the pro- 2005. A ~najorityof the prod- MSU soybean performance ccssor will use it. 7‘hc hiph- trials conducted at 7 sites uct is iriiportcd l‘roni Asia. cst yielding hcans may not Michigan’s cli,riiate :tiid its across the state uvcr the past rncct the filod quality stan- 3 years found that higher producers’ knowlcdgc 01’ dards the processor is look- growing and handling vcg- y id (1 i n g v ar i c t i cs w ith si tti i - ing for. lar taste and processing char- ctahles makc thc statc a good “K,Lirsing’ .* specialty and candidate to producc this actc r i s tic s c ou 1d pot e n ti a1 I y nichc 111;irkct crops usually rcplacc the leading food- crop. Edaiiiamc can be har- rc y 11 i res ti1 ore t i ni e , c n c rg y grade variety, Vinton 8 I. vested with traditional grccn and rcsourccs than growing bean harvesting cq 11 i pnicn t Research resulting f-rom it hulk comrnodity.” tic adds. with on I y 111inor modi fica- these trials will allow pro- “Rut if specialty crops :ire t i c) n s . spective sccd huycrs an op- consi stc tit 1y niore pro fita hlu “Michigan growers nccd lo portunity to cvaluatc the and contracts arc available, considcr this ncw crop,” says processing characteristics of more growcrs will find thcsc Jim LxCurcux, MSU Extcn- 111 ;irk c t 3 at t t i .” THE LADY Red Hawk soccer team for 2002 consists of members: (front, from left) Emma Witkovsky, various food-grade beans ritc vc si o n v al uc- added spec i ii I i s I. grown in Michigan and se- Kucping eycs and c‘xs opcn “With Michigan’s quality Nicole Drinkard, Sarah Hobbs, Cyndi Henn, Liza Volmering, Erica Delamarter (back, from left) Asst. lect for desired charactcris- to changes in consuriicr fruit snd vcgctahlc process- tics from a broader list of va- needs and looking bcyond ing facilitics, our numbcr of‘ Coach Michelle Hanby, Laura Auten, Sharon Finkbeiner, Leslie Ann Brock, DeAnna Newby, Allyson rieties adaptable to your local arc3 to rnarkct your expericnccd dry bean and Bell, Crystal Sattelberg, Talisa Talaski, Coach Chuck Reed. Missing is Heidi Cheng. food-grade bean produccrs, and thc statc’s proxirnity to thc U.S. population, cdatnamc may hc a prcditablc c r op for M ic 11 i gan ‘s Lady Hawk soccer team looking for improvement ec () n 0 Illy .” Sarah o b s , sop o ore, Reed says that his team’s “Keys to succcss ;Ire find- ‘llic Cas.; City Rcd Hriwk fcrence first team honors. Delamartcr, sophoniore, and H k h m cxpcricnccd defense and cx- ing out what the niarkct socccr lc;iin is looking to Crystal Sattclbcrg was sec- ‘I’nlisa Talaski, junior. DeAnna Newby, sophornore, ccllent kcepcr arc the teatii’s wants and producing it ;it the ond tcarn all-confcrence. The In the midficlci, thc Hawks atid Leslie Ann Brock, jun- itiiprovc on its 3- I 1-4 rccorrl strengths. We arc incxpcri- highest quality and grcalest :I< 2 senior girls along with se- will be paced by Allyson ior, who have shown athletic it stiirts its third ycx in cnucd at forward, with a short cfficioncy,” adds Mike nior Sharon Finkbeiner are Bell. sophottiore, Nicole ability and good speed. coiiipctition undcr the direc- bench with no cxpcricncc, Staton, MSU Extcnsion lri-captains of this ye;ir’s Drinkard, senior, and Heidi Finkbeiner and Cyndi tion of‘ coxh Chuck Reed. which are prohlerns to he agent. “You have to know ‘l’lwc xc X returning lcttcr team. Chc ng , j u n i or. Henn, junior, havc not ben- o vcrc ornc . and understand your rnatkct. winners I-cturning. They in- The team is expected to bc: cl‘itcd from a lot of playing time. ‘I‘hc coach says that Lakers “Wc warit to continue pIo- E’tiiiiia There is experiencc on de- helped by newconicrs and cluclc Witkovsky, and Valley Lutheran arc v id i ng M ic tii g;i ti prod iiccrs fense. Returning are Laura players with little playing Thc team lost 8 players, in- kcupcr, who carnccl all-dis- tcains to beat ,in thc confcr- with rcscrirch inforrti:ition trict first tualii and all-con- Autcn, junior, Erica timc. Joining the teain art: cluding 4 key players, Kiiylcc Bcll, Stacy Sullins, c1icc. If our defense plays ;I b o u t g r o w i n g s p c c i ;I I t y Lnura Laming and Johanna wcll, tic adds, we should bc food - g rad e s c) y he ;I ti s .* ’ he in the uppcr half of the stand- adds. “Wu want growcrs to Hocl7lc, from the 2001 The Emil Rummel Agency is organizccl to semu squad. ings. fccl ~~iorcco~iifortiiblc with Cass City plays sloppy you arid vour insurance needs. They represent this in formation and usc thu -- ~ many of hnerica’s finest ins;ut-clncocompanies - opportunity to cxpand lhcii- Class City Ked Hawks and can sewe all of vour insurance needs from profit ;t b i I i I y .” Girls Soccer 2002 three Pro-jcct C;IiEE13N (( kncriit- convenient locations. ing Rcsciirch atid Extcnsion in season opening loss to riicc~E~nvit*~~ntnctit~tl and Witkovsky had 24 SBVL‘S Economic Nccds) is 11 coop- ‘I’hc Class City Red Hawks and had a breakaway shot by and showed that she is ready c rat i vc c I‘lort bc t wecn pl ;I ti t - opcnccl the soccer scason at Sarah Hobbs that was wide Home Auto Business bascd coriinioditics and husi- C‘aro ‘I’hiirsday and howcd to of the net. After that, Caro to duplicate last season’s all- Life Farm nc‘sscs together with the the Tigers, 1-0. kept play in the Hawks’ end district effort. Michigan Agricultural F,x- of the field, The Tigers scored Crystal Sattelberg playcd a pcrirncnt Station, Michigan The 14-rncmhcr squad is the only goal of the game on solid game at niidficld and r c I a t i v c I y i n e x p e r i L‘ n c c d . a shot that keeper Emma Erica Delamarter and Laura S t a I c Uti i v c r s i 1y Ext c n s i o n r, and the Michigan Depart- Ihrcc nc’w players have no Witkovsky had no chance to Auten were strong on dc- fcnsc. Thrce ncwcomers, S- ment of’ Agriculture to ad- cxpericnoc at all and several stop. The defense played rah Hohbs, Deanna Newby vanw Michigan’s cconorn y have very littlc. Coupled well to that point, Reed said, and Liza Volrncring playcd through its plant-hirscd agri- with tlic bad wealhcr that hut the momentary lapse was wcll in thcir first garnc. culture. Its mission is to de- liniitcd practice, the incxpc- C 0 S t 1y . Volmering showcd stcady vclop rcscarch and cduca- ricnce riiadc for interesting, improvcrncnt as the gamc Caro, Michigan tional progr:itns, cnsurc and if not particularly good, soc- Overall play in thc second went on. ‘I’his should bc ;in iriiprovc focd safcty, and pro- cer, coach Chuck Rced half improved greatly, but the interesting season as thc ncw 1018 E. Car0 Rd. tect and prcscrvc the quality pointcc! out. Hawks could not rnount a playcrs progress and tho rc- of the cnvironrncnt in re- ?’he tinwks took the initia- serious threat and Caro also turn i ti g p I a y ers i ni pro v c , 989-673-4 169 sponsc to industry nccds. tive at’tcr the opening kick had trouble moving thc ball. Reed said.

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STORE HOURS 989-872-44 17 9-5 Tues.-Fri.-Sat. & Mon by appointment AUrO MALL, 4 miles north of Cass City on Cemetery Rd., east M-25 SEBEWAING on Bay City-Forestville Rd. 2 1/4 miles or from M-53 800-322-0150 west on Bay City-Forestville Rd. I3/4 miles. vvv Gemological Institute of America (GIA) trained 1 kHEW PONT1AC * BUlCK OLbS FORD MERCURY DODGE CHRVSLER JEEP CASS CITY, MICHIGAN- PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,2002 - Circuit court Down Memory Lane proceeuings From the files of the Chronicle The following people ap- sexual conduct involving a peared in Tuscola County victim under the age of 1.3 5 YEARS AGO County Shcrift’s Deputies out a1 i ve . Circuit Court last week on years between September raidcd a residence in soutli- various criminal charges: and December 2000 in Vassar Sunday wasn’t April Fools’ w c s t ern E Iin w ood Town s h i p 35YEARSAC;O *Maxim0 Sandoval Jr., 2 I, Township. Day, but Mother Nature had last Wcdnesday, sciLin:! II Reese, pleaded guilty to op- A pre-sentence investiga- the last laugh just the same small quantity of inattjuana Milton Hofrncister of rural erating a motor vehicle tion was ordered and bond over the weekend as a wind plants bcine grown undcr Gagetown, su pc rv i sor 1’rorn at while undcr the influence of was continued $75,000. storm hit the state, downing fluorescent lights in a hcd- E 1 111 wood Towns h i p , was liquor, third offensc, Aug. 12 Sentencing is to be sched- trces, cutting power to thou- room closet. namcd chairman of the in Reese, and to being an uled. sands of residents and clos- With nearly 100 ycars of’ Tuscola County Board of habitual offender (one prior *Justin G. Hulburt, 24, Cass ing a least one Thumb area living behind her. Mabcl Supervisors Monday in thc felony convictions). City, was convicted by a jury school. Fortunately, Cass Brian has earncd the right to opcning day of the April scs- A pre-sentence investiga- of unlawfully driving away City was among the areas nap now and then. But make sion as Caro. Hofmeistcr a vehicle Sept. 2 Novesta tion was ordered, bond was in least affected by power out- that suggestion to her and operates a 160-acre crop farm Townsh i p. continued at $5,000 and the ages. she’ll quickly dismiss it. in addition to his duties as A pre-sentence investiga- defendant was remanded to Supt. Ken Micklash joins Brian, the oldest living Cass supervisor. tion was ordered and bond the custody of the sheriff’s the majority of other school City High School graduate, The lockout by trucking was continued at $ I0,OOO. department. Sentencing is to administrators in Michigan will celebrate hcr 100th birth- firins across the nation has Sentencing is to set. be scheduled. be in wishing that the Michigan day April 25. not yet significantly hurt .Terry J. Lorenz, 33, Vassar, .Bradford J, Bradley, 31, State Police would follow production in Cass City area stood mute to charge of Caro, pleaded no contest to a .the law and inspect school 25YEARSAGO plants, but is expected to aggravated domestic vio- a charge of third degree child buscs yearly. State Police start to pinch in pcriods rang- lence, second offense, Dec. abuse Oct. 14 in Caro. have announced that in the 0 wen - G age d is s i de n t s w ti o ing froin three days to two A pre-sentence investiga- I9 in Vassar Township. future they will inspect buses try to stop thc schcduled weeks, according to authori- A pre-trial hearing was or- tion was ordered and bond every other year instead of May 9 sale of school bonds ties at the various manufac- dered scheduled, bond was was continued at $4,000. annually because of the cost. will be sued. That was the turing concerns. Mafer’s continued at $5,000 and the Sentencing is to be set. Richard Shemko has tested message from the school Trucking, which is the car- defendant was remanded to .Brian P. Tirnko, 4 I, Mill- his skills on more courses board during its regular meet- rier that handles the bulk of the custody of thc sheriff’s ington, pleaded no contest than most golfers will ever ing Monday night at Owen- the deliveries in Cass City, departmcnt. to second degree criminal see, but he’ll have a difficult dale. The Cass City School is one of the company’s that time topping his latest ad- Board made it official Mon- have closed down in retalia- venture. A 1986 graduate of day when it voted to ask for tion for the wildcat strikes the #44###4#44### Owen-Gage High School, voter approval ofa small ad- Teamsters Union has staged # In observance of # Shemko recently returned dition to Campbell Elemen- while contract talks are in from a 2-week expedition to tary School at an estimated progress. si Earth Day, # Antarctica, where he saw cost of $1 17,000. If you happen to catch Chemical Bank & Trust-Cass $ countless species of plants, The Cass City Board of Edu- Lawrence WcIk’s nation- City will be iving away birds and animals, as well as cation threw a roadblock into wide television show when 4 a enormous glaciers, icebergs ambitious plans by the Cass the harpsichord is featured, Colorado 8 ?ue Spruce CASS CITY students learned about making healthy choices, and mountains. And yes, he City Teachers’Association to take spccial notice of the in- ;)i cven swung a golf club after become a member of a tri- strument and an extra special seedlings on April 18, 2002. including eating plenty of fruits and vegetables, during reaching his destination - county bargaining associa- long look at the legs and Come visit us, get your 4 Monday’s “Healthy Kids Day” at the middle school. Neko Harbor. tion Monday night at the frame. It will be almost cer- ;It regular meeting at the tain that this part of the un- # seedling and meet 10 YEARS AGO school. The stumbling usual instrument was built # ~oryLOU Ear/ from block, as the board sees it, is by Norinan Crawford, 46, the Tuscola County Soil learn Cass City Village officials that it removes local control who lives three miles east of # # Cass City pupils last week sct public hearings of bargaining situations from Deford, in the basement of 1 local teachers. # Conservation District. # on a proposed Downtown his home. - Development Authority and Mrs. Mary Vattcr of & 4 about good food choice ;1 special assessment district Shabbona and her four chil- Chemical Bank for 1992 street improve- dren started rebuilding their 4 ments. Action on both items lives this week following a andTrustCo. Class City sixth gr’tlC 1 e SILI- l’hc event, sponsored by The percentage of children was approved following dis- fire that destroyed their home c@ dcnts spcnt sonic tirnc locus- Hills and Dales Gcneral Hos- and adolescents who are Phone 872-4355 4 cussion at a monthly Village and its contents Monday, ing on eating right and cxcr- pital, East Central Diabetes overweight has almost Council mecting March 3 I. April 4. It hasn’t becn easy, cising diiring a spccial Ou~reachNeiwork and MSU doubled since 1980. About An area resident’s plans for Valter says, but the shock is ”Hcalthy Kids 13ay” work- Extcnsion-Family and Con- 1 1 percent of youths are now an early and lucrative har- wearing off and the family is shop Monday. sumcr Science, was held in overweight, a condition that vest were foiled last week by starting to function again. Studcrits visited several ;IC- conjunction with Cass City puts them at risk for high county authorities. Tuscola Shc’s just glad everyonc got Ii v ity s t :I t i on s em ph asi zi n g Sc hoc) I s ’ part i c i patio n i n a blood pressure, high choles- topics such 11s thc valuc of s t ;i t c p i I o t pr ojcc t t h rough terol and high insulin levels. fruits and vegetahlcs in the thc Tuscola Intermediate They are also more likely to IICall Us - 872-201011 School District’s Health Edu- diet, hcalthy snacking, and become overweight adults thc importance of kidney cation Department. The who are at increased risk for 11 With Ideas for Feature Stories11 function and protection prtsject addresses the levels heart disease and diabetes. L IJ nmsurcs. of obcsity among youth. Because behaviors are of- ten established in childhood, school officials are striving to promote healthy behav- EAFTERHESAXE ! iors by giving kids the SERWC knowledge and skills to be- come healthy, productive adults. Robert Mincr, regional health education coordina- tor, recently worked with a team of school personnel to help them identify important areas that contribute to heal thy students. The group used the School 1 Refrigerator Health Index tool to rank the following areas according to specific critcria: hcalth du- c at i o n, p h y s i c a1 t‘ d 11I: a t i () n. hcnlth services, nutrition scr- From S2490° viccs, counseling. pcycho- logical and social services, and family/community in- volvement. - GIBSON = WHIRLPOOL - MAYTAG More information about the project is available by con- FREE tacting Miner at (989) 673- 2 144 (ext. 423), or Cass City Pick-up of Middle School Principal Jeanne Lohela at (989) 872- old 4397. Washer Alcohol $4990° focus of pair meeting ROPER - ESTATE - CROSLEY - KITCHENAID

The Tuscola County Coali- tion for Alcohol Concerns and Safe Communities is sponsoring a town hall meet- ing on drinking and driving this wcek. The meeting, which will include survey results from the Tuscola County Health Department “Health Assess- ment and Improvement,” is eleeanr design. Plush scheduled for Thursday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Tuscola - All DRASTICALLY REDUCED For Quick Sale! Technology Center, 1401 NO MONEY DOWN & NO PAYMENTS OR FlNANCE CHARGES Cleaver Rd., Caro. FOR 6 MONTHS ON FURNI’WRE! The meeting is free of IT ALL STARTS WITH LOW PRICES!! SUPERSTORE!! charge and open to parents, youth, teachers, human ser- vice professionals, law en- forcement and community members. To register, call Wanda at the Tuscola Intermediate School District at (989) 673-2144 (ext. 428). CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,2002 PAGE NINE AdoDt-a-Farm series ~~Littles gearing up for another planting season

Editor’s note: This is the It’s been weeks since the vcloped seeds that arc riiorc mold. That’s the biggest secotid irr u series of ugri- Littlcs ordered their seed and cold resistant than thcy uscd problem.” cihrestories the Chronicle deter in i n ed what they w i I I to bc,” Keith said. The Littles utilize herbi- is piiblishirig in cooperation plant this year - they typi- The Littles won’t plant thcir cides to keep weeds down with the Michigan Furm cally grow 400 to 450 acres dry beans until June. Again, during the growing season. Bureau’s Adopt-u-Farmpro- of corn and soybeans along they pointed out, sail mois- Herbicides can be applied gram, which puirs members with some dry beans and ture is a key factor to ensure after seeds have germinated, cjfthe media with local farm- wheat. Now, it’s a matter of good germ inat ion. after planting but before the ers. The goal is to give reud- checking on their fields for Another key is planting secds have come up, and ers u close look ut “life on signs that the soil is ready. depth. “With corn, you try prior to planting, “We’ve the furm” through stories Preparations will include to gct it down good, ;I couple gotten away from that (pre- that truck the ups arid dowris breaking up the soil, al- of inches,” Davc said, add- planting applications), but I of agriculture through the though thc Littles grow some ing bcans arc plantcd shal- think we’ll be going back to eyes cf a single, locul farm no-till soybeans, which arc lower - an inch and a half‘ or that this year,” Keith said, A GROUNDBREAKING SERVICE was held April 1 for the new addition to the Shabbona fumily. plan tcd without first ti II i ng so - because they are shrtl- adding it’s easier to control United Methodist Church. The present church will also be moved to the new location. thc soil. low-rooted plants. weeds before they have a following 111 the story, fu- “1,ast year I think we started Dc term i n i ng what to pI an t chance to mature. Among those participating were: (left to right) Lauren Walther, Jan Smith, Brad Sever- ther arid son Keith and Dave planting thc 21st of April,” in which field is bascd, in Insects aren’t a huge prob- ance, Kay Severance, Sherry Bader, Jerry Root, Caren Burnette, Jeff Johnston, Arthur Little, who farm 1,300 acres Davc said. part, by thc Little’s rotation Icm, according to Dave, who in northern Novesta Town- “‘l’hat was abnorrnally schedule. For examplc, they said crop rotation is an im- Severance, Leslie Severance, District Superintendent, Rev. Marvin McCallum and Pastor ship, discuss their prepara- early,” addcd Keith, who plant bcans in fields where portant tool, although he Ellen Burns. tioris for the upcomirlg nolcd planting usually gets they grew corn the year be- occasionally uses an insec- plaritirig season. undcrway in latc April, dc- fore, and they plant winter ticide to combat leafhoppers pending on soil inoisturc and wheat in the fall in fields on dry beans, and a fungi- Fundraising auction set Probably few things are as tern pcrat urc . where they grew bcans thc cide to tackle white mold on unpredictable as Michigan “Corn goes in first. Last previous year. Also part of soy beans. weathcr. Keith and Dave ycar we put in corn and soy- t hei r rota ti on arc pot at ocs Many seed companies in- Little, like all other farrncrs, church on the move beans at thc same tirnc, but grown by another farming corporate insect and disease Shabbona are keenly aware of that fact, usually soyhcans arc plnntcd operation, and they follow resistance into their seeds. You may rccogni7c way to camp. Lunch will be available but the father and son still raising auction Saturday, in rnid-May,” Davc said. “It potatoes with corn duc to the The issue of genetically en- Shabbona United Methodist The people of the church throughout the day with pro- look forward to each new April 13, at 11 a.m. at the dcpcnds on tlic wdier.” higher concentration of fcr- gineered seed has sparked a Church lor apple pics, sub- havc taken on a new mission. cccds going to thc camp growing season. Lamotte Fire Hall on Snover “It seem like thcy’vc dc- tilizcr uscd on potatoes. big debate, Dave said, add- marine sandwichcs and tur- They are planning to move Road, 1/4 mile east of M-53. fund. “It depends on the field. ing hc sees a lot of valuc in key dinners, but it is much the present church to a do- Everyone is wclcoinc to at- Sonic fields just won’t grow the practice. more than that. nated 10-acre parcel of land Among the items to be auc- tend the auction and lunch. MAIN STREET dry beans,’’ said Dave, who With genetically engi- Shabbona United Melhod- 3/4 rnilc north of the current tioned are: L.J. Gascho fur- pointed out that soil type - nccred seeds, he explained, ist Church has been in cxist- location this spring. A new niture, handmade quilts and For i n l’orni at ion, con tiicl BOOKKEEPING SERVICES gravcl or heavy clay - is an- “you’re getting away from ence for ovcr 100 years. It is basement for Sunday School wall hangings, throws, util- Pastor Ellen Burns or youth other factor that also affects insccticidcs. I think it’s ac- a small country church that classrooms and activities, a ity trailer, 14’x65’ mohilc pastor Jcff‘Batler at 866-748- how much wed is planted in tually safer.” is growing with vision and fellowship hall, kitchen and homc, mcals, antique table, 883 1, or visit the wchsitc at: Experienced tax each field. “As farrncrs, we’re con- passion. Church mcmbcrs greeting area will br: added. yard decorations, craft items, w w w . d a s 11 p a r i s h . c o 111 / In gravelly soil, he said, the cerned about food safety as are committed to childrcn An elevator will make the plants, dinners, desscrts, s hi1bbona. preparation corn seed count is about much as the consumer he- and youth. In the past few entire building handicap ac- soups, and many more items. Evcryonc ih invitcd to at- 22,000 per acre because that cause wc are a consumer,” years, they havc sponsored cessible. Thcre will also hc a Silent tend Suriclny School at 9:45 services soil type dries out quickly. Keith said. over 60 children and youth Auction and crafts and baked c?.iii. arid worship scrvicc at In good, heavy clay, the The Littles also usc fertil- each year by paying their Thc church will hold a fund goods. I I ;I 111. cxh wcck. Reasonable rates count is 28,000 to 32,000 izer on sonic of their crops. secds pcr acre, and on irri- Soybeans are a “scavenger b i gated land, the count is plant” - thcy can grow just 6436 Main Street, Cass City, MI 48726 around 32,000 secds pcr about anywhere - Dnve said. Ii Advertise it in the Chronicle - 872-2010 J ac re . Howcvcr, he added, you havc I’ 989-872-8439 “Wc plant all 30-inch rows to fcrtilim dry beans and Denise Guinther Cyndi Martin on corn. ‘Thcrc arc soiiit: guys corn, which is a particularly t h at p I an t 2 2 - i nu h rows ,” hcavy nitrogen “fecdcr”. Davc noted. “A lot of guys usc anhy- “Wc’vc never dnnc 22-inch drous (ammonia), but we usu rows because it takes ;I lot 01‘ 28 perccn t liquid ni trogcn,” di ffcrcn I cqui pnicn t ,” Kcil h Davc cont inucd. ddcd. Keith said liquid nitrogen The I>ittles typically plan( is safkr- IO handlc, ciuickcr to 180,000 soybean seeds pcr ;ipply and can be incorpo- acre, and thosc seeds Lire rated into the fxiit‘s irr iga- plan~cdin doublc rows hat tlon systcm. arc I S inches apiirl. “That Al(hough tlic Littlcs take way yoii gct :I littlc iiiorc air advantage of InLiny tcwls to TotalCorn, LLC = 6432 Main St Cass City Chronicle movciiicnt (butwccn [tic ensure II hcalthy crop* 1’0w s ) ,” L1 avc c x p I ai n cd . wea t hcr, coni 111 od i t y rii ;ir ke ts 872-2010 “Soyhcans can gct white and other factors can niake figuring out the cost of pro- www.tband. net Need work done on your old Shabbona United Methodist Church duction tricky. “Wc pretty computer ? Need a new computer ? much just kind of figurc what $16.95 monthly thc average has been ovcr a We service computers and also sell internet access period of timo,” Kcitti said. systems a to benefit the Shabbona United Methodist Church building fund He noted price Supports NEW backed by 3 year hclp to stabilizc the corn. Osentoski Auction Service will sell at public auction the following items at the place located 9 miles - UNLIMITED ACCESS warranty North. 113 East of Marlette, MI , or 4 miles East, 10 South, 113 East of Cass City, on Snover Road at the soybean and wheat markcts, 1.arnotte Township Fire Hall // but there are no supports for L 4- - Local call for Cass City, dry beans and livestock (the WebSite ? I(/ Littlcs have 80 head of beef Kingston, Elkton, Bad Axe, 5~ Saturday, April Ub&, Gagefown, Owendale 13,2002 F-cattle and a farrow-to-finish N- Commencing at IX:OO a.m. A> hog operation that turns out We offer web-design and hosting to - NO busy signals Bazaar-Craft Sale...... Food Booth-proceeds go to Bay Shore campers 1,000 to 1,200 hogs annu- ally). promote your local business. Call or NEW ITEMS U CERTIRCATES OTHER DONATED ITEMS - NO activation fees L J Gascho Furniture Hoyl Mystic compound bow w 40-50 Ib draw Dave said they also took email for more information. GiH certifirates from Crowley Chiropraclic. weight, draw length 26” advantage of an unexpccted I imeless 1reasures, Erla’s, Special Scents, Compound bow 8 arrows opportunity last year when All Season Rental and Self Serve Lumber Wooden bread & polaloes box 3 months internet from Cass Cily Internet Dresser with mirror they were approached to sell 8721831 I CELLULARONEAuthorizedAgent Gift certificate from Rolling Hills Golf Course Baby bed and mattress 11,000 acres of high mois- One night’s slay. with hot tub. at Charmont Motel Oak highchair-converts to rocker TotalCom, LLC ture corn, which saved them I Photo session at Book Mart Oak plant stand 6432 Main Si *Visit our store for details!!! Deer shoulder mount from Tim Oorland Wardrobe - 37” wide x 24” deep x 68” tall drying costs and provided PO Box 186 One balloon bouquel a month from JL J Dollar Black wrought iron patio glider couch 8 rocker another farmer with feed. “It 2 swimming parties at Ron 8 JulAnn Kuenzli’s home Farm scene candleholders from Youth for Christ Cass City, MI 48726 Or email us at [email protected] 2 family passes for all home athletic events at Cass 3 bowling balls and cases was a win-win situation for Cily Public Schools for the 2002/03season Men’s 18 speed red bicycle both guys,” hc addcd. 50 yards of installalion labor of carpet from 4 112‘ and 7 112’ barn wood ornamental outhouses liendrian‘s Floor Covering 2 marine lawn ornaments (3 posts with seeyulls) 8 hours of lawn mowing from Ron Kuenzli Ornamental wheelbarrow Power washing of decks from Cory Gniewek 16”xZo”oil canvas painting CIW) - <)Ids 1 laundry basket of mending from Jan Smith Quilt and pillows & embroidered set of towels Cad il lac 4 home tickets for Rice 8 MSU football 9\7/02 3 Windsocks, Christmas table runner 700 N. State St., 4 home tickets for CA 8 MSU football 9/14/02 Queen-size sofa with wooden frame Car0 Framed 8 matW sailboat picture by Over 40 primrose plants in 6 colors Dr Robert Green Apple peelerslcorers Mary Kay corisultation 8 discounted prices Dog kennellcarrier ur t is 112 gallon a month of ice cream for 6 months from 1Ox6 bo-wheeled trailer Quaker Maid. Cass City 1972 14x65 Fleetwood. nwwindows, new water heater. 112 gallon a month of ice cream for 6 monlhs.from stove, refrigerator. 2 bedroom, 1 bath 989-673-2171 Wild John’s Party Store Call Steve Suddeth, (989) 683-3389. to view Single Mr Healer from Cass City Oil Gas HOMEMADISHANDMADE ITEMS See us Today to see if you qualify for 1 natural gas log from Dan’s Power and Stove Fresh baked goods made for you once a month Galileo Thermometer and Black wrought iron cross pies, cookies, cakes. cinnamon rolls. desserts ANY or ALL of the following Rebates! garden accessory from Coach Light Pharmacy Food items for Ihe rest of 2002: pies, ‘desserts and Orion VCR caramel popcorn 1. Factory Rebates of up to $3,502 5 Gaither videos Kettle of soup once a month for 12 months 2. Lease Loyalty Rebates up tom 2 videos from All Season Video Several small group dinners f-arm Scene throw from Greenstone Farm Credit Dinner donated by Lmand Gerry Tibbits 3. Oldsmobile Owner Loyalty Rebate of $1,500 2 Home Interior brass shelves Dinner for 6 at Pastor Ellen’s home USED 1 case of oil. anti-freeze, windshield washer fluid, Breakfast buffet for 10 people 4120102 at Arthur and DEALS grease 8 heavy-duty grease by Phillips Oil Co. Janet Severance’s home ANTIQUES 4 quads of maple syrup NO51 DODQE 1FITREPID SE Wash basin i3 pitcher 96”S”Bears in Ihe Woods” queen size quill 1.amp set hand pieced by Beth Phillips 8 Janet Severance 5-drawer dresser Queen size star patterned quilt donated by Lw8 , 7. . 4.drawer dresser Gerry Tibbits ZOO2 CHEVY SILVERADQ I 2001 DODGE STRATI’SRIT SPECIALS IN 1. ASS C ITY 1940s buffet with Lion’s head design Twin size quilt, pinks CL pastels. donated from the Loaded, Leather, Suiiroof .., , , ,.... $17,095 Oak 48 inch round table 2001 Bay Shore Quilter’s Retreat Automatic, w/Air, Cruise, Heavy Duty Supension I 1999 C‘HEVHO1,ET1,lIhllNA 1999 OLDS AL,EHO GI, Trunk 4 wall hangings by Arlhur and Janet Severance Air, Tilt. Cruise...... $‘jS425 Ironing board (birdhouse, heart. apple and flying geese) 1 Door. V-0. Soi~ro~tclciiiSOL~ .... , , , ,$ I 1,695 1998 CHEC’ROLET MALIBU Ilecorated church windows from Shabbona U.M.C. Handmade pastel baby quilt with sheets 1998 PONTIAC‘ GRAND AX1 CT 6 cyl, Auto, Air, Cruise, Custom made comforter. your choice of size 8 color TRACTOR - International 3388 2+2 2 Door. Loaded, law miles .,,...... 51 1.350 Power windows 6i locks..$h572S 1997 CHE\’ROI,ET EST. CAB 4x4 1994 DODGE CONVERSION VAN We are anticipating many more iietns to be added to our list for future donations. I Lihe iiew ...... s143900 V-8, Extra sharp ...... _...$5,995 TO VIEW SELECT ITEMS ON LINE, GO TO www.daruparish.com/shabbna JllST IN! 1999 PONTIAC‘ SllNFlRE 1994 FORD TAURIJS GI. For details, or to donate call: 2002 CHEW AVALANCHE 4x4 1 Only I 8,000 iiiiIcs ...... _ ...... _ 59.495 3.8 V-6, Full power ...... %4,895 1998 OLDS SILHOI’ETTE CIS 1999 DODGE RAM QUAD CAE Paul Rockwell (989) 872-2020or Randy Severance (989)872-5079 Save Over $10,000 DEMO, LOADED Iaaded. like II~W...... _...... Call for details Sport Pkg., 4x4 ...... $16,495 LA4nD $35 948 00 1.1-1 .a I 1998C:AVAIAIERLS GMS 1999 POII‘TIAC‘CRANDAM SE 4 Door, Loadcd ...... $S,hj(J Demo Disc 4 Uoor. V-6. ~hlrdLICdll SOLD ...... s9,905 1994C‘HRYSL,EHTOWN& COUNTRY ChevBonus RebateRebate $1 004 00 1999 THEVKOLET CAC’ALIER AWD, 1.eatlicr...... _....__..~~)-()‘~j Lease Lovallv 6749 Ql) 2 Door, Oiily 30,000 Miles 1999 JEEP W’RANOLER SPORT Just IO...... _ .,...... Call for details Cass City (989)872-4377 1 r30tiltops, hcyl...... ,.....,.._....$15,7r)5 1995 BlllC‘K CENTI’RY Coro ( 989)6?3-7777 Your auctioneers & bid spotters Martin, David, Ken & TOWSOsentoskl 1993 FOHD C‘ONC’ERSIONVAN Like new ...... Old> $3.995 V-8. I-ouncr, loaded. .__...._ .~5.‘~~~ ~~~~~t~~(989)683-8888 Auctioneers d clet-ksacting as KIICS ngents only &assume no guorontees. no North Lapetr (810)793-7777 liabi’itieS PAGE TEN ("ASS ('I'I'Y Ct IRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,2002 CASS cm,MICHIGAN Cass Citv Honor Roll Obituary d Cass City High School hac say Lowry. Chrystal Niuol, Toner, Zachary Toner, Nicho- announced thc fourth imt-k- liL: n c c Pi1 t e r b a u g h , R ;ij c ti las Walther, Stevcn Walther, Kim Hopper Las Vegas, NV; hrothcrs: ing period honor roll. I< ay t h a t h a , Josh 11a Stili t ti, 'I'cresa Woodward and Genc (Marlene) Hopper of M ;1 t t tiew S tou tc n burg, 'rid i sa Kaylene Ziehm. Cass City, Kip Hopper of Ta I ask i R y an Thorn t o n , Kim Grant Hoppcr, 48, of GRADE 12 . Davison, Kyle (Sue Torrcs) Sylvia VerEllen, Melissa Cass City, dicd unexpectcdly GRADE9 Hopper of Deford; sister, All AS- Raymond Abii\so, Woodward and Melissa Saturday, April 6, 2002 in Kerri (Glenn) Scerbicke of Tara I3 ry a n t , J e s ik a Fc rr i s , Ztiiicrski. All A's - Ashlcy Rarrigar, Hills and Dales General Hos- Bartlctt, IL; sister-in-law, pital. Hc was born Aug. 19, Noah Gould, DanicIIc Tas ha Bryant , Chad ,Francis, Karen (Dave) Gaffncy of Guilds. Jason Hill, Sara GRADE 10 Samantha G 1 as pie, Marcel 1953 in Caro to Theron A. Sagi naw; brother-in-law, and Onalee M. (Keilitz) Hop- Homakic, Erin KsiL I1011Ct'. Helland, Carrie Hillakcr, Steve (Karen) Esckilsen of All As - Krystee Dorland. Krista Hornakie, Rose Krug. per, He married Joanne E. Ti ni ot h y K h oury, Ja ti1 i c Sag i n aw ; mot her- in-law, Kristi Flucggc, Leslie Esckilscn March 19, I976 in Lciterman, Kari Lowc. Luann Laming, Bethany Judy Esckilsen of Cass City; Hacker. Erik Hclwig, Sarah Cass City. Dustin McKrow, Kohin Langlois, Timothy Mills, father-in-law, Thcron Hobbs, At~iyHoward, Nathan Hopper graduated from Messing, Jessica Mct;lgcr. Patrick Reed, Stephanic (Mabel) Esckilsen of Cass Laming, Mallory Powcll, Cass City High School in Christopher Mills, Yukiko Richards, Andrew City; 9 nieces and nephews. Jcnnifcr Sweeney and 197 I. He then began work- Ohtsuho, Ashley Ouvry. Schinncrer, Leah Sherman, He is preceded in death by Elise Pasant, Julie Rochc, Mcgm Zartman. Kr i s t i n a S pau 1d i n g , An ge I a ing at the Car0 Regional his father, Theron in 1978 Center where he stayed for Rebecca Rockwell. Crystal Stocckle and Jessie Tuckey. and his grandfather, Otto Sattclberg, Kerry Shagene, B or bcttcr - Jessica 23 years. During that time he Kcil i tz. served as Union Steward and Chenelle s 111 e 11 tC k. Covarrubias, Justin Darr, B or better - Adam Czukai. Funcral services were held Stephanie S tt: vc n s , Je f frc y Erica Delamarter, Gavin Caleb Hanby. Michael Ha- President of Local #831. Tucsday, April 9 at Kranz Hopper attended Northwood Storm , Jen n i fc r Te n bu sc ti, Frederick, Adam Haag, Kayla vcns, Bryan Hill, Jessup Funcral Home, Cass City Karr, Maegan Laurie, Kevin Hoyt, Niuholc McComas, University and Central Jrssica Tcnbusch, Brandon with Pastor Ilarold Wird of Vargo, Erin Venerna, Emma Lowe, Dustin Mallory, Jef- Sean McFarland, Dclorcs Michigan University study- Cass City Church of thc Wit kovsk y , AMan da W r i g h t frey McMahan, DeAnna R;I b i dciiii, Jcs se Radc r, Sca ti ing health care management. Naza re nc o f'f 'i c i ;i t i n g . and Tessia Zawilinski. Newhy, Shanna Spencer, Sc vera ticc, Jason S pc i rs, Hopper is survived by his Intermcnt was in Novcsta wife, Joanne; children: B or better - Craig Rellcw, Brandon Stec, Brice Stine, Jcffcry Tcnbusch, Tara Township Cc tiictcry. Nicholas Swanson, Megan Whittaker and Kayla Yax. Emily Jo Hopper of Saginaw, Mcniorials rnay bc madc to patrol Candi Benjamin, Jesse Eric Theron Hoppcr at home, thc Charity of thc Donor's Puppy Rouck, Nicholas Chappel, Zachary Andrew Hopper at Choice. Melissa Doerr, Aaron home; mother, Onalee M. Arrangcrncnts wcrc madc by GAGETOWN youths Kelly Suminski, ll?and Brandy Plow- Dorland, Nicole Drinkard, Sharon Fin kbei ncr, Jason Hopper of Deford; grnnd- Kranz Funeral Homc. Cass man, 11, were on a mission Friday afternoon as they tried to mother, Mildred Keilitz of Citv. Ganley, Jason Glaza, Cason help a friend give away puppies in their neighborhood. Harris, Elias Hcaly, Autumn m- A- I Helland, Michael Jaafar, Ri- chard Klaus, Rcbccca Kruse, Guthry Lmrie, Pao Lor. 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area. b During the months of Feh- ruary and March, several ex- Cass City residents hoqted 3 parties in Naples. Susan Shaw Richardson and her husband, Rill, hosted the first, Howard and Ruthie Bacon, Bob and

Marianne Walpolc, and Del ’ and Doris Rawson hosted the second, and Mike and Jeanne Fritz hosted the third. Some of those attending had not seen one another for more than 40 years. The “Cass City Conncc- tors” included Del and Doris NEARLY 30 “Cass City Connectors” gathered at 3 parties held in February and Rawson, Susan and Bill Richardson, Joan Holmbcrg March in Naples, Fla. Pollock and husband Greg Notman. Mike and Jeanne Fritz, Lynn and Mary Albee, and Linda Albce, Torn Dickand Linda Herron, Howard No shortage of demandfor and Ruthie Bacon and daughter Melody, Jeanne Auten and sister Joann Frye, Dick and Margo Donahue, drought assistance loans Paul Holmberg, Rod and Colleen Kruegcr, Bob and Marianne Chuck As supporters cxpcutcd, V~lllcyand Thumb rcgions w&ok A CREW FROM Triangle Excavating, Clarkston, is already t’or quatit‘yitig t’ai-tiicrs and Once ;i lcnder determines and Iris Tuckey, Toby and there’s no shortagc 01‘ dc- and the southwest corner of $10 inillion for qualifying that a producer is eligible for Mikcweaver, Bill and Karen busy at work on a major storm sewer replacement in Cass mand for zero-intcrcst qrt- thc state whcrc drought and agrihusincsscs on a first- thc lom program, the lcndcr Wallacc, Frank and mi City. The $280,000 project is underway (above) in front of cultural loans designcd to other wcathcr conditions c o ti1 c , f i r s t - sc r v ed bas i s ihcn must asscss the drastically reduced yiclds Tordai, and Ken Eisinger and help Michigan farnicr\ who I h rou g h c om ni e rc i al hanks applicant’s credit worthiness. his fiancee. Kathleen Mtlhar. the Nestles Building and involves installation of 860 feet Of sustained severe wcathcr-rc- and quality of dry hems and and GrecnStunc ofticcs. The Applicants should hc prc- Name tags were in order, g r a pc s. lated crop losscs last ycar. In statc’s cost for thc program parod to offer earnings his- which assisted guests in storm sewer along Church Street east to Brooker Street. fact, officials with Loan applications arc also is reimbursement to lenders tory and other information being processcd by commer- quickly re-establishing con- i GrcenStone Farm Crcdlt Scr- for cxpcnses to administer needed, at the lcndcr is as- nections. After much-remi- cial banks participating in the v vices, the statc’s primary ag- the loans at no interest to suining all the crcdit risk just niscing, all expressed c‘nthu- Call Us - 87212010 prograin, said Hob Bochiii, Il ricultural lending institution, produccrs. likc any vthcr loan offered. siasm for another reunion say demand “has heen ovcr- manager of the Michigan Thc loans have a maximum The U.S. Dcpartincnt of and agreed that Cass City is 11 With Ideas For Feature Stories 11 ‘ Farm Bureau (MFB) Coni- L- whelming” across thc state. tcrin of 5 yuars. Repayment Agriculture’s (USDA) Emcr- a pretty special place. Jim Schiller, GrecnStonc niodity and Marketing Dc- starts at the beginning of the gcncy Loan Program is an- chief executive officer, said part in c n t . third ycar. A farmer who other program that offers aid the company had closed on “The Michigan Bankers qualifies for financial stress tor cligihlc fhrmcrs who suf- Association is dcvcloping ;I 36 applications for loans to- can bc loaned up to Ii. r txi w c ;i t tic r Ios sc s . taling $2.5 million at thc end list of banks particip;\ting in $*150,000,while a farmer Last week, the USDA an- CASS CITY HEAD START AND MSRP PRE-SCHOOL of March, which markcd the progrmi,” I3octirri said. who can provc production nounccd that it had stream- about a month since statc “We oxpcut to xcc cvcn mort‘ loss can be loaned up to lined thc loan application 1eg i s I at i o n appro v i n g t hc intcrctst in thc progrmi ;is $200,000. proccss, increased thc niaxi- loans was signed into law. more con vcn I iona I lenders ENROLLMENTS FOR 2002 Farmers interested in ac- 111 11 111 borrow i ng ;I ti1011 nl Q As of April 3, GrecnStone come on board.” cessing the program are ad- I.rorii 80 to I00 pcrccnt of Mdcd Rochnl: “‘l‘hegoocl 3 had declared approximatcly vised to have their financial prod 11c Ii on I os hcs , a n d I 11 ad c 0 640 farmers statewide cli- news is that thc proccsh in records in order before con- thc prograin iiiorc‘ acccssihlc RAWSON MEMORIAL LIBRARY gible for about $54 niillion undcr way, and Iiirniirs hurt sulting thcir Icndcr. For in- to livestock produccrs, in loans,.Schillcr said. Of the by last ycar’s SLTLW w.c;itticr stance, Schiller said produc- Processed by the Farm Ser- HEAD START AND MSRP ARE COM- TO ENROLL, PLEASE BRING PR E H ENS IVE PRE -SC HOOL PRO- 1, CHILD’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE applications reccivcd, the c.onclitions at Ic;i\t ti;i\’c ;IC- crs need evidence of their vice Agcncy (FSA), the Emer- GRAMS SERVING CHILDREN WHO APRIL 25 2 CHILD’S SHOT RECORD average loan is about CCY, to ;I loan pt-ogriiiii that loss, such as avcrage crop gency Loan Program pro- MEET FAMILY INCOME GUIDELINES, 3 PROOF OF INCOME: 2001 TAX $84,000 per producer. oI.l.~~rssoiiic liclp ;IS thcy try yiclds from years past and vidcs low-intcrcst loans to *RECEIVE SSI *FIP CDC 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. RETURN, CURRENT CHECK “The demand is incrcasing 10rcgniri hcir tin;inuid t‘oot- . .. their 2001 yiclds. More in- qualifying farmers in fedcr- (CHILDCARE) *FOSTER CHILDREN, STUBS every day,” said Schiller, ins. formation on qualifying cri- ally dcclarcd disaster coun- AND/OR HAVE A DOCUMENTED DIS- 4 MEDICAIDIINSURANCE, DENTAL r. adding that most of thc in- I hc Icgislarioii allows I’or teria is available on the MFB tics who cannot obtain com- ABlLlTY REGARDLESS OF INCOME FOR MORE INFORMATION 5.a SOCIAL MEDICAL SECURITY NUMBERS terest continues to COIT~C 1.ci+o - i tit c rc s t ag r i c u I tu r al We h site at mercial credit and who havc from farmersain the Sa&’linaw louns totaling $200 niillion www. mic higanfrumhrau.corn. suf‘fcred physical or produc- HEAD ‘START SERVES AGES 3-5 CALL: FOR PARENTS & CHILD tion losses due to natural di- YEAR OLDS BY DEC. 1st HEAD START- MRS. CHAR 989-375-1016 sasters. ‘~~~~N~#DENTIST MSRP SERVES 4 YEAR OLDS BY 7 EMPLOYER’S ADDRESS AND Last year, the USDA desig- DEC 2nd MSRP - ED PASANT 989472-2871 PHONE # natcd 27 west Michigan CHILDREN NEED NOTA-TTEND counties as disasters in re-

sponse to cool weather and b heavy rains in May, and 82 counties across the state as disastcrs because of summer drought. David Conklin, Michigan FSA executive director, said New Optical Shop many local FSA offices are Contact Lenses Refractive Surgery “inundated” with emer- gcncy loan requests as a re- %Zorneal and Cataract Evaluations sult of the poor weather con- ditions in 2001. David B. Krebs, M.D. “We are currently shifting Patrick J. Bell, O.D. rcsourcts to best accommo- 4624 Hill Street date Michigan’s farmers and their loan requests,” Conklin Adjustable Rate Mortgage Construction Loans Cass City said, adding that the en- (989) 872-3800 hanced regulations should “provide the badly needed When you’re building your dream credit to farmers with less housc, complcting the construction paperwork and niorc effi- ciency.” process, and finally moving in, the YO last thing you want to chink about is going through thc home loan YANKEE@CANDLES / proccss again. Six Flags at www.six FAMOUS FOR FRAGRANCETM flags.com. But when you takc out your The American 1,amb Infor- construction loan with mation Center at www.lamb Chemical Ihnk, we can roll the Honeydew Melon chef.com. The TREA Senior Citizens l?an into your cnd mortgagc Lcape at www.tscl.org. aftcr your ncw homc IS America’s Walk for Diabetes completc. You won’t have to our April at www.diabetcs.org. Lignisul MSM at www. pay closing costs again, just a msni.com. small fee to cransfcr your loan. Fragrance The Caring for Every Child’s Mental Health Campaign at www.munta1- Don’t delay - call your local hea I t h.o rgl chi 1d. Chemical Bank office of the Month Aeterna Labs at www. aeterna.com. today to speak with one of Junior Achievement at our experts. www.ja.org. Vilword at www.viacord. com. W/c thirik yni4’// like thr chemistry. 20% Off S h r i ners I n t e r n ational Headquarters at www. shrincrshy.org. Come visit us for the only candles that are Famous for Fragrance.TM Morris Animal Foundation at www.MorrisAnimalFoun dation .org. Specialty Steel Industry of North America at www. ssi ria.co m . National Onion Association at www.onions-usa.org. I3AGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

day noon before publication. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,2002 PAGE THIRTEEN SCD to Legal Notices distribute '1 HIS FIRM IS A DEBT CCILLEC-TOR AT- NINE HUNDRED "LTEW AND WIOO feet. thence Wdegl9'ZX"E, 441.56 feet ASA 13EB'l'COLLECTOR.WEAREAT- on December I, 1998 in Tuscola County line of Section 8, Town I1 North. Range THIS FIRM IS A DT:13'l'COL,I.KCTOR AI- 1 l~j2.1ty11NGTOC~LLEClADEHTANY dollars ($72.919.02), including interest to the place of beginning Kight of way IEMYI'INC TO COLLECT A DEBT AND Records. Michigan. and was assigned by 8 East; thence Northerly along the West ~ll?MYI'INGTOCOI,l.LC.TA DEB-l.ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE at 10.375% per annum for Ked Oak Drive over the Southerly side ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL said mortgagee to the Flagstar Bank. line of said Section 8, Town 11 North, INFORMATIONWE 0B.rAIN WILL BE trlee USEI) FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE thereof nr: USED FOR THAT PURPOSE NO~IT FSB, as assignee by an assignment dated Range 8 East to the place of beginning. USED FOKTHAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTAC'I'OUR OFTICEXTTHENUM- Under the power of sale contained in said (248)362.5459 IFYOU ARE IN ACTIVE November 6. 1998. which was recorded CONTACTOUR O~lCEATTHlt.lhult 1i;Is bee11 INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILI. BE of Caro, 'luscola County, Michigan ing blue spruce, lilac, silver OfFKEMONT, Tuscola County, Michi- File # 2001327x6 of the Courthouse in Village of Caro. Dated: March 20. 2002 made in the conditions ot ;I niortg;ipc USED FOR THAT PURPOSE PLEASl: 10 00 AM, on May 24. 2002 gan. and are described as: Tuscola County. Michigan, of the pre- maple. green ash, red bar- made by AntoninnC'usenm ;I sitiplc ii);iti. CONTACTOUROFE'ICEATTHENUM- Mustangs- €5 mises descrihed in said mortgage. Which FOK WORMATION, PLEASECALL: Mortgagor, to Green Trw rin.incinl Ser- BER BELOW IFYOU ARE IN ACI IVE Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP berry, silky dogwood, cat- That Part of the Southwest 1/4 of the Hawks 248-593-1300 3-20-5 vicing Corporation. Mortgagcc. d;ited said premises are describe1 as follows: MILKARY DUTY OF ARHELA, Tuscola County, Michigan. alpa, balsam fir, mountain ash Southwest 1/4 Section 9, Township 1 I All that curtain piece or parcel of land Trott & Trott. P.C. November 18, 1997. nncl recorded on and are described as. North, Range 9 East, kginning at the Attorneys and Counselors and golden raintree are also Novenibcr 24. 1997. in I.ihcr 724. !'age situated in the Township of Millington, MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Southwest corner of said section, thence in the County of Tuscola and State of 3W'Telegraph Road, Suite 200 1367, ,Tuscola County Records. Michi- made in the conditions of a mortgage Lot I of Morgan Subdivision No. 1, ac- available. North along the West line of said section Michigan and described as follows to wit: Bingham Farms, MI 48025 pan. on which said iiiortgiige thcrc is made by Rodney Diener and Kathleen cording to the recorded Plat thereof, as Persons who participated in 660 feet, thence East parallel to the South File # 200214819 recorded in Plat Likr 4, Pages 7 and 8, claimed tu be due. at tlic dntc of this no- Diener (original mortgagors) to Option line of said Section 727 feet; thence A1.1,OFTHE FC)I+IfiWINGDESCRIBED the Christmas tree tice. the sum of Fifteen .l'hous;ind Seven One Mortgage, a California Corporation. Tuscola County Records. South 660 feet to the South line of said PKOPERIY, EXCEPr'IHE SOUTH 175.00 Hawks cornposting program may Hundred Ninety-t;our and 19/100 Mortgagee. dated April 28. 2000. and Section; thence West along the South line t3.33 AND LXCEPI'THE WEST 300.00 3-20-5 recorded on May 30, 2000 in Tuscola 'The rcdeinption priod shall be 6 months turn in their certificate for a MOHTGACiF. SA1.E ljt~t~i111tIi~r ~CII ($15.791.19) Dollnrs. including inturtzt 727 feet to the point of kginning. Ex- tFI31HEREOF.WHICH IS DESCRIBED County Records, Michigan, and was as- from the date of such sale, unless deter- made in the conditions ol ;I iii~~it~~ipcat 16. IS09 per iinnum Colorado blue spruce seed- cept land being known as the School AS FOI.LOWS: BEGINNING AT THE signed by said mortgagee to the Wash- mined abandoned in accordance with House I.ot of School, District No. 7 also made by Hernnril A t3o)iic ;inJ Vit.Lic NORTHEASTCORNER OF SECTION 9. ling at Tuscola County Re- Under the power of sale contained in said ington Mutual Bank, its successor and 194XCL 6W3241a. in which case the known as One Square Acre in the South- thyne. hushand and will-. t(i C'li;iuc Akiii- 'I'OWN 10 NORTH, RANGE 8 EAST; mortgage and the statui? in su~hcase assigns, Assignee by an assignment redemption period shall he 30 days from cycling, I123 Mcrtz Rd., west corner of the Southwest 1/4 of Sec- hattan Mortgage Corpor;ition. iiiottg;ipcc. THENCESOUTH 77578 FEET;THFfiCE made and provided. notice is hereby given dated September 19. 2001. which was the date of such sale. Caro, Wednesday and Thurs- [inn 9, Township 1 I North. Range 9 East, dated August I I. I900 ;ir~!l i-cr~lr-tl~Ll WEST 623 FEET; THENCE NORTH that said mortgage will ht. foreclosed by THIS FIRM ISA IXRTCOI.IsFX7TORAT- recorded ofi March 12, 2002, in Tuscola 7i)wnship of Frt'niont August 17. I999iii l.ibcr770. lbpc ION. 799 66 FEEF: THENCE EAST 623.SO day. a sale ofthe mortgagcd premises. or soiiie 1t:blPTING TOCOI.LECTA DEBT. ANY County Records, on which mortgage Dated: April 10, 2002 Tuscola County Records S;id iiinrtg;ipe ~~~:~T~~HEPOIN~OFBEGMNING. part of them. at puhlic venue, at the front IN1:OKMATlC)N~EOBTAINWILL BE there is claimed to be due at the date hereof For further information, The redemption period shall be 12 is now held by C'itibank N.A . as 'Iru3tce C'ommonly known as: 4501 Murphy FOR INFORMATION.PLEASE CALL: entrance of the courthouse in the Village USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLCASE the sum of FORTY-SIX THOUSAND SIX please contact the Soil Cc:: months from the date of such sale. hy assignment dated Scptcriilwr IS. I000 I .akr Road CONTACTOURO~~ICEATTHENUM- HLlNDREDSEVENTY-SEVEN AND Trottllolphins & lrott. 248-593- P.C. I309 and recorded on November 14. XMJO in of Caro. Tuscola, Michigan. on May 2, servation District a1 (989) 2002, at 10:OO a.ni. Said premises are HER BELOW IFYOU ARE INACTIVE 100 dollars ($46,677.71), including in- Dated April 3, 2002 Lihcr 81 5, Page X9h. Ttiscolii ('outity situated in the County of Tuscola. irnd M IIJTARY DW. terest at 10.300% per annum Attorneys iind Counselors 673-8 I74 (ext. 3). Records There is claitiird to bc due on 30400 Telepmph Road. Suite 200 Statu of Michigan and art' described iis I Y )K IN WKM AIION, PI .liASE CAI .I, such mortgage the SU~Iof Onc titriirlrcd The redemption period shall be six Bingham Fkiis- MI 48025 follows : to- w i t : bIOR'I'GAGE SALE + Default has been Under the power of sale contained in said Stallions 24X-593-1304 Sixty-Four Thousand Seven liundrcd months froin the date of such sale. unless made in the conditions of a mortgage mortgage and the statute in such case File # 200215953 'I rott Xr 'I rott. t'.C Fifty-Seven and 87/lOO l)ollars dctcriiiined iihiindoned in accordance Coiiiriiencing 4 112 chains 96 3/4 links made by Gary L Montgomery (original made and provided, notice is hereby given Attorncys and Counselors ($164.757.87) including ititcrest ;it tlic with 194XC'I. hW.3241a. in which case Last of where the Goodrich Road crosses mortgagors) to Anmes Funding Corpo- that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Ihlph i n s 304OU Tc1cgr:iph Koad, Suite 200 rate of 10.25% per annuiii. thr redemption pcrind shall he 30 days Section line between Sections 7 and 18, ration d/b/a Aanies Honw lman. Mort- a sale of the mortgaged premises, or sonic 4- 10-5 L3inphani l:;irnis, MI 48025 t'roni the d;~of such sale IN, Range 8, thence East on Section gagee. dated June 29.2001. and recorded part of them, at public venue, at the front Horse Liniment Under the power of sale contnincd in the TI t,'i IC # 2002 IO0 I 2 on July 16. 2001 in Tuscola County entrance to the Courthouse in the Village mortgage and the statutes of the St;itc of line 1 chain 06 3/4 links; thence South 5 Records. Michigan. and was assigned by of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at Eases Arthritis Michigan, notice is hcrchy pivcn th;it the chains 28 links: thence West I chiiin Oh s I3I I I 011\ said mortgagee to the Bankers Trust 10:00 AM. on May 9,2002 mortgage will bc foreclosed by a sale of 3/4 links; thence North to the point of 4-3-5 WI:I.I'MAN WEINRFRli Rr KEISCO . Company of California, N.A. in Trust for 'FHIS FIRM ISA IlEBTCql.l~FflOKAT- Pain the mortgaged premises. or sonic part of kginninp, being pan of the NW I/4 of I. PA. the Benefit of the Holders of Aames Mort- Said premises are situated in VILLAGE I EMP['INCiTOCC)I.l_t~CTAIItiBT. ANY OCALA, FL An ingredient them. at public venue at the front cntrmce the NW 1I-l of Section 18, '1'1 IN, R8t:. -- gage Trust 2001-3 Mortgage Pass OF AKRON, Tuscola County. Michigan. INFORMATION OBTAINt~I)WIL,I. I3E of the Courthouse in the Village otCaro. I.lXCEFI' and part of the following dc- derived from hot peppers that l3y. I)aiiiul I., Rest (P-58501) through Certificates Series 2001-3 C/O and are described as: IJSEI) FOR THAT PUK1'C)SE. Tuscola County, MI in Tuuscolii ('ounty. scrikd parcel which may fall within the decreases inflammation in race- '1.0: May Ola Wright iind Iildic 1.w Attorncy tor Assignrt. ot Mortgagee Countrywide Home Loan SV-19, As- Michigan at 10:OOa.ni.on May 2032. houndaries of land abstracted: <:om- Wright, last prantcef in the regul;ir Lhin IO. Welttiinn. Wcinkrp PL Kcis Co , 1..P.A MORTGAGE SA1.E - Dcfault has heen horse's legs, is now recognized mencing on Goodrich Street 5 chains 76 signee by an assignment dated July 2, Commencing 1763 feet West and I 16.1 of title of such propcrty or of any interest 755 W Hig I3c;ivcr Kd Sir: 3 IO rnadc in the conditions of ii mortgage 3/4 links South of North line of Section 2001. which was recorded on January 23, feet North of Southeast corner of South- as safe and effective for human therein as appcaring from the records of The premises are located in thcTown3hrp Troy. MI 43084 made by Chiid Schcmher and Connie J. I X. 'TI IN. running thence South 4 2002, in Tuscola County Records, on west t/4 of section 31, Town I4 North. use. The ingredient has been the Registtr of Deeds of said County and of Novesta, Tuscola County, Michigan, K8E, Schtriiher. husband and wife. to Advanta chains and 76 2/3 links, thence East 7 which mortgage there is claimed to be Range 8 East, Village of Akron, Tuscola formulated into a product called to John Hrinevich and Mary Alice and are descrihed ill National Hank. mortgagee. dated March chains 53 links: thence North 4 chains 4- 10-5 due at the date hereof the sum of SIXTY- County, Michipan, running thence East ARTH-Rx" and comes ,in a Hrintvich, the grantee of the latest ycnr's 6, ZOO0 and recorded March 2000 in 76 2/3 links: thence West 7 chains 5) NINE THOCISAND NINE AND 841100 I IO feet. South 132 feet, West 100 feet, IO, tiix deed and to all persons, if any. in :IC- Commencing at thc West quarter corner 1,iher 796. Page 157. Tuscola County strength designed for humans. links to the point of beginning A/k/a dollars ($69.009.84). including interest North 132 feet to place of beginning, tual open possession of the property lo-, of fractional Section 3. Town 13 North. Records. Said mortgage is now held by Researchers are excited and say 40 Beach St., Vassiir, MI 48768. Tax Plate at l4.000Q per annum. being part of lot 16. block 14 of cated at 9891 Lcwis Road. Millington. '.: &nge I1 East. th#orqNorth01 degrees Assessor's Plat of Akron. Rankers Twit Company of California. the formula can relieve arthritis 07 minutes 5S seconds East I4 17.60 feet NO.05 1-0I X-(W-2600-(K1. Michigan. Under the power of sale contained in said N.A.. As Custodian Or Trustee by assign- pain for millions. along the West line of Section 3 to the mortgage and the statute in such case The redemption period shall be 6 months ment submitted to and recorded by point of beginning: running thence Ttic rcdemption pied shall hc six (h) Developed by the Phillips Gulf 'lo the Owner or Owners of any and all made and provided, notice is hereby given from the date of such sale, unless deter- l'uscola County Register of Dccds. There North 01 degrees 07 rninutes 55 seconds months from the date of such sale. unless Corporation, ARTH-Rx is a interests in or Liens upon the property that said mortgage will be foreclosed by mined abandoned in accordance with is claimed to be due on such mortgage East. 588.87 feet along the West line of dctermitied abandoned in accordance breakthrough in the treatment describcd: a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some I94SCL 600.3241a, in which case thu the sum of kighteen Thousand Seven Section 3; thence North 60 degrees 05 with IO48CI. 6003241a. in which case ofpainhl disordersranging ti-om the redemption period shall hc 30 (lays part of them, at public venue, at the front redemption period shall be 30 days from Hundred Fifty-Fight and 9100 Dollars 'TAKE NOTICE that sale was lawfully minutes 15 seconds East 219.02 fect MORTGAGE SAIJI - I)cl;iult has ken froni the date of suc.h sale. entrance to the Courthouse in the Village the date of such sale. ($I 8.758.05) including interest at the minor aches and pains to more along the apparent centerline of the miin made of the following described prop- made in the coriditiuns ot ii mot-tpnge of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at rate of 8.75% per annum serious conditions such as ar- erty for unpaid taxes on that prqyrty. channel of the Cass Kivcr. thence North made hy John W. 'I Iioiii;is (original niort- 1);ited: Mnrcli 25. 2002 1O:oO AM, on May 9,2002 Dated: March 27, 2002 thritis, bursitis, rheumatism, ten- and hat the undersigned has title to the 79 degrees 3 I minutes I5 secimds tkt. piigors) to Option Otic Mortgage Corpo- Under the power of sale contained in the property under tax deed or deeds issued 260.00 feet along the apparcnt ct'nterlinc ration, a Califnrnin Corporation. Mort- donitis, backache and more. Circen Trcc t.'in;inciiil Srrvicinp C'oqwrii- Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP FQR INFORMATION. PLEASECALL, mortgage and the statutes of the State of for the property, You are entitled to re- of the main channel of the Cass River: gagee. dated July IO. 19Y8. arid recorded Although the mechanism by tion OFJUANlTA,Tuscola County, Michigan, Gators 248-59.3-1310- Michigan. notice is hereby given that the conveyance of this property. within six thence South 31 drgrres 57 riiinutcs 40 on Au~ust24. I09Y in Tuscola County Mortgagee and are described as: Trott & Trott. P.C. mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of which ARTH-Rx works to re- months after return of service of this seconds East. 5 10.73 feet: thencc South Records. Michigan. and wag iissigncd by Attorneys and Counselors the mortgaged premises. or sonie part of lieve pain is not totally clear, 01 degrees 07 minutes 55 st.conds Wrst, notice. upon paynwnt to the Treasurer of said mortgagee to the Hank One National The West 200 feet of the South 440 feet of 30400 Telegraph Road, Suite 200 them. at puhlic venue at the front entrance feet; thcnce Nortti 8X degrccs (XI Keith A. Sotiroff, I'sq. scientists suggest that pain is the County in which the properly is lo- 330.00 Association f/k/nThe First National Bank the East 992.36 feet of the Southeast 114 Binpham Farms. MI 48025 of the Courthouse in the Village of Caro. minutes West 330.00 feet; thenL-c North S( Y 1'1 ROt 4.'& A 13 KAMCZY K. f?c' relieved because ARTH-Rx in- cated. of all sums paid for the tax sale Of Chicago ns Trustee tor Structured As- ofthe Southwest 1/4 ofSection 13.Town File # 200124088 Tuscola County, MI in Tuscola County. 88 degrees minutes Wcrt RX7.80 teet 304(K)'I'clcpralh Road. SIC. 444 purchase, togethcr with an additional 4.5 set Securities Corporation. Series 1999- I2 North, Range 8 East, Juanita Town- Michigan at IO:00a.m. on May 16,2002. tercepts the messenger sub- to the point ofkginninp. Ikitig ;I prt ot Hinphiini lxins. MI JX075-45-1I SO%+ and the fees of the Sheriff for the BC2, Assignee by an assignment dated ship. Tuscola County, Michigan, Tuscola stance that sends pain signals the Northwest friictioniil qiiartcr. Sec*tion (Z4X) &42-hooo service or costs of publication of this November 28. 2001, which wiis recorded County Records. The premises are located in the Townfihip to the brain. notice. The service or publication costs 3. Town I3 North. K;IIIPC I I finst. on Fchruary I2.7002. in Tuscola County of Akron. 'l.uscola County, Michigan. and ARTH-P,x is available in a con- shall be the same as for Frsonal service 4-3 -5 Records. on which mortgage there is The redemption period shall be 6 months are descrihed as: The redemption pcriotl shiill hc J I venient roll-on applicator with- of a summons on commencing a civil claimed to be due ;it the da~ehereof the from the date of such sale, unless deter- nionths from the date of such siilr The out a prescription.According action, without other additional cost or suiii of FORTY-FOUK THOUSAM) FOUR mined abandoned in accordance with Part of the Southwest quarter of Section foreclosing niortpapcc c;iii rcscind the charge. If payment as described in this HUNDKEI) ~:IFIY-I~IvF,AND~I~)~~~-1948CL 600.3241a. in which case the 28. Town I5 Norih. Range 8 East, Town- to a spokesperson for the com- salc in the event :I 3rd prty buys he notice is not made, the undersigned will lars ($14.455.90). including interust at redemption period shall 30 days from ship of Akron, l'uscola County. Michi- pany, due to the overwhelm- property and t.hcrc. is a ziniult;iiicniisrcso- he institute proceedings for possession of 9.9W%per annum. the date of such sale. gan, descrihed as follows: Beginning lution with the horrowrt. ing demand for ARTH-Rx, sup- this property situated in the Township of North (assumed) 1796.50 feet along the plies are sometimes limited. Arkla, County of Tuscola. Stak of Michi- Under the power ofsale containcd in said Dated: March 27, 2002 ~I'liISt'lKM ISA Dl:Kl'COl.l I:CTORAI- West section line from the Southwest gan and further described below as: mortgage and the statute in such case Tt:hll'l lNG'TOCCOI.II~CTADEBT ANY corner of said Section 28; thence from ARTH-Rx can also be ordered made and provided. notice is hereby given FOR INFORMATION, PLEASECALL INFORMATION WEODIAIN WILLBk said place of beginning, North 126.99 by calling 1-800-729-8446. OK1 ANS ASS( KlA'I.1.S TowIO NOKI-H. RANGE 7 Ewr,SIT- IT' that said mortgage will he foreclosed by Mustangs-B 248-593-I306 USED f:OK THAT PURPOSt: PLEASE feet along said Section line: thence South www.hcdsales.com 020o0p~c Attorntys for C'itihnnk N A,as 'Trustee. IION 29, S 20 RDS OF N 100 RDS OF SW a sale ofthe mortgaged preniises, or some Trott & Trott, P.C CTINIAC T OUR OFFICE ATTHE NUM- 8.7 degrees. 42 minutes 00 seconds. llast ARTH-Rx is available at: As Assignec part of them, at public venue. at the front HER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE I/4 AR-29 3028 Attorneys and Counselors I 221.34 feet: thence South 102.70 feet. 2501 Kochcstci- C'oui-I COACH LIGHT PHARMACY entrance to the Courthouse in the Village 30400 Telegraph Road, Suite 200 MILITARY rlwn thence West 220.W feet to the place of lroy. MI JXOX3 of at 6480 Main St. 872-3613 Tax Identification No.: 003-029-300- Caro. Tuscola County. Michigan Binghani Fartiis. MI 48025 he pinning , (248) 457-10()0 10:00 9. 7002. I I- 0400 - 00 -' AM, on May MOK'TGAGE SALE - I)efault h;\s hecn -- - MOR'I'GAGt~SA1.t: Iktiititt h;is ~L'L'I~ File # 2002151 I8 -- -- Commonly known as: 9891: LEWIS iii;\de in the conditions ot i\ iiiortF:igc iiiade in the conditions of a mortgage The redemption period shall be 6 months File No 209 I240 KON, , nude by Lhvid W. Ihticm Ill :inti Alis;i A Said premises are situated in CITY OF Mustangs-B made by Cynthia Lou McConkey Jack- from the date of such sale, unless the 4- 10-5 Ihnciin (original rnortg:ipors) to Qtiickci\ SILVEKWOOD, Tuscola County, Michi- 3-27-5 son (original mortgagors) to Franklin property is determined abandoned in NO Amount paid for I903 Taxes. $15.786.04 Lmns, Inc.. Mortgapec. dated Fchniary gan. and are describcd as: hlortgiige Funding. Inc.. Mortgagee. accordance with MCLA 600.3241a, in 251, 7,W.;ind recorded on Miirdi 6. 200 datcd June 26. 2001, and recorded on which case the redemption period shall HUNTING Amount necessary to redeem: in l'uscola County Records. Michigan. Commencing at the Southeast Corner of July 5. 2001 in Tuscola County Records. k 30 days from the date of the sale. The Section 25. Town I I North. Range IOFmt, $23.679.06, plus the fees of the sheriff and was assigned by siiitl niortgapcr to Michigan. and was assigned by said foreclosing morrgiigee can rescind the SIGNS for the service and costs of pblication and the point of beginning running mortgagee to the Bankers Trust Corn- sale in the event a 3rd party huys the (he Countrykide Honie I,oiins, Inc , As- Black Ink of this notice. signee by an assignment dated Fehrunry thence North 89 degrees 59 niinutes I I THIS FIRM ISA DEBTCOLLECTORAT- pany. as Trustee. Assignce by an assign- property and there is ii siniultancous reso- 29, 2(Kw), which was rccordcil on Septrni- seconds West 208.0 feet along the South TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY ment dated June 26, 2001. which was re- lution with the borrower. This property is an improved residential brr 25. 2W. inluscola County Records. line of said Section 2.5, thence North 0 INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE corded on kbruary 12. 2002. in Tuscola parcel. MOK'I'CiA(il: SAl,ti - lkt:iult hils bwii on which niortpage there is c1;iinicd to he tlcprecs 58 minutes IO seconds East USED FOR THAT PURPOSE County Records, on which mortgage Ilatcd. Apl IO. 2002 208.0 feet; thence South 0 degrees 33 nindc in thc cnnditiuiis ot ii iiiortgagc due at the date hereof the siini of ONE kreis claimed to be due at the date hereof '1liscol;i County Tax Sale #IO0 made by Miclincl I'otrykus and lhr3 HIJNL)KE13[~ORI'Y-l:ICiKl THOUSAND minutes 09 seconds to the point of be- MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been the sum of FIFTY-FOUR THOUSAND OK1ANS ASS~.KlAW,~I"C I'otry kus . husb:i nd A iid w i IC. to Opt i on THREE HUNLIKED 1:IGH-I ANI) 13/I(X) ginning. fking a p;irt ofthe Southeast l/ made in the conditions of a mortgage FIVE HUNDKEDHFI'Y AND 89/100dol- Attorneys tor Bankers Trust Company oi 4 of Section 2.5. Town I I North, Katige IO lars ($54.550.89). including interest at c',,i 1' ilorniii. - N A I As C'u\todiaii Or Tnistec Our file No 79-01 One Mortgage Cq)ori1tioii. ii C'nlitorniii dollars ($148.308.23). including inter- made by Donnie Huizar. A Single Man. to East. ceac,i Corpnrntion. mortpapx. datcd Septeiii- est at 9,W)70p" annurii. Equifirst Corporation. mortgagee. dated I2.35010per annum. As A\signce 2 5 7501 Kochestcr Court DATED. March 27.2002 kr28. 109X nnd rccoi-ild October 5. I903 May 2,200 and recorded June 14. 2OOO in Likr 75 I. I'iige 13 1-4, 132-1. 'I'usc~ol;~ Under the power ofsdc contained in said 'l'he redemption period shall be 6 months in Liber 803, Page 574, Tuscola County Under the power of sale contained in said Troy. MI 48083 from the diite of such sale. unless deter- mortgage and the Statute in such case (748) 4S7-I000 CASS CITY 'lax Dcud Holder. County Records. Said iiiortpage is now mortgage and the st;itutc in such case Kecords. Said mortgage is now held by mined abandoned in accordance with made and provided, notice is hereby given Cireat Oaks Reill f'statc.. LI,C held by Washington Mutual think. its made and provided. notice is hereby given Provident Consumer Financial Services I94XCL h(Ml3241a. in which case the CHRONICLE successors and iissigiis hy iissipniiieiit that said niortgage will k foreclosed by by assignment dated February 22, 2002 that said mortgage will he foreclosed by I;ilc No 2OY. I32 reduniption period shall 30 days from a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some by Bruce R Rrdrnan dated August 3, ,001 and recorded in a sale of the mortgaged prcnuses, or some be and submitted to and recorded by Tuscola 4-10-5 6550 Main St. the date of such sale. part of them. at public venue, at the front Attorneys for Tax Lkn Purchaser 'luscola County Krcords. Thure is part of them. at public wnue. at the front County Records. There is claimed to be entrance to the Courthouse in the Village due on such mortgage the sum of Eighty- ~ r 8x500 Wondwd Ave, Suite 300 claimed to hr: due oii such riiortgagc the entrance to the Courthouse in the Village .-.872-20-. . - _._.- thted March 27. 2002 of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at 10 t3loonifield Hills. Michigan 48304-5051 sum of Sevcnty-'l'hrre Thousand Six of Caro, ~luscolaCounty. Michigan, at Two Thousand Four Hundred Thirty-Two 00 AM, on May 9,2002. (748) 540-7500 Hundred 'I'wenty-.l'hrcc and 45/100 Dol- 10:00 AM, on May 3, 201. and 1/100 Dollars ($82,432.01) includ- IO lars ($73.623.45) including interest at FOK INI~~OKMATION,PI .EASEC-ALL ing interest at the rate of 12.75% per an- Gators 2-18-593- I3IO Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP 4-3-4 the rate of I I.875'2, ixr ;innuill. Said premiys are situated in TOWN- num. SHIP OF DAYTON. Tuscola County. Trott & lrott. P.C, OF ELKTON AND VILLAGE OFCASS Under the power of sule contained in the Michigan, and are dcsctibed as: Attorneys and Counsclors Under the power of sale contained in the CITY. Tuscola County. Michigan. and are mortgage and the stiitutcs of the Stiite of 30400 Telegraph Road. Suite 100 mortgage and the statutes of the State of described as: Michigan, notice is hereby given that the Coniniencing at the South I14 corner of l3ingham tartiis, MI -18025 Michigan, notice is hereby given that the File # 200130031 mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of Lot 4. Block IS of Segars Addition to the i THIS FIRM IS A DEB I COI LEC'I OR AT- mortgage will bu foreclosed by a silk of Section 30,'rown 1 I North, Range IO List, Village Plat of Cass City, according to TWIPlINGl'OCOLLECrA DEBT ANY the mortgaged preniises. or sonie part of running thence East 440 feet to the point the mortgaged premises, or some part of CiiltOl'S the Plat recorded in Likr I of Plats, Pages \ INFORMATIONWE OBTAIN WILL BE them, at public venue at the front entrance of beginning; thence North 990 fect: them, at public venue at the front entrance 3.27-5 I44I44A of Tuscola County Records. USED FOR THAT PURPOSE PLEASE of heCourthouse in the Village of Caro. thence West 220 feet; thence North 090 of the Courthouse in the Village of Caro. Tuscola County, MI in Tuscola County, CONIACTOUR OFFICE ATTHE NUM- Tuscola County. MI in Tuscola County. feet: thence East 1-40 teet; thence South Michigan at 10:00 a.m. on May 3, 2002. The redemption period shall be 6 months HER BELOW IFYOU ARE IN ACTIVE Michiganat IO:00a.rii.on May IO. 2001. 1980 fret: thencc West 27-0 feet to the from the date of such sale, unless deter- MI1 .n'ARY DUTY point of beginning, Tuscola County The premises are located in the l'ownship Records. l'he premises are located in the Township mined abandoned in accordance uith of Vassar. Tuscola County, Michigan, and 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case the Select yours MORTGAGE SALE - Defdult has hen of Kingston, Tuscola County. Michigan. as The redemption period shall be 12 are described as: redemption period shall be 30 days from from Regency's made in the conditions of a mortgage and are descrikd \ 'I'HIS bIKM IS/\I)t:.~'IC'C)L.LLX'lOKAT~ the date of such sale. made by Elwyn J Bradley and Katherine months from the date of such sale. \ fine collection of 'I'I~Mfy'IINC~TOCOI~I~ECTA 1)EBT ANY Part of Southwest quarter of South- N Bradley (original mortgagors) to Part of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 13. the the Weddins INI~OKMAI'IONWKOBTAIN WILLBE west quarter of Section 8. Town 1 I Dated: March 27, 2002 AMKESCO Residenttal Mortgage Cocpo- Town I2 Noh, Range I I East. dcscrikd Dated: March 20. 2002 North. Invitations and CISl51) FOR THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE Range 8 East, described as beginning at \ ration. a Delaware Corporation. MOR- as: Beginning distant S00deg30'E, ~~ Accessories, 422.58 feet along the West Section line FOR INFORMA'I'ICIN. PI,EASF.CAI,I, coNrAcI' OUROFFICE RT-I'HE NUM- the intersection of the West line of Sec- FOR INMiMATlON, PLEASECAl.1. \ pagee, dated May 14, 1999, and recorded and N89deg30'E, 899.75 fect from the Mustangs-A 248-591-I306 t3tSK Btil,C)W II. YOU ARE IN ACTIVE tion 8,Town I I Noh, Range 8 East with Raptors 248-593- I305 on May 21, 1999 in Tuscola County Trott & Trott, P.C. , Northwest corner of said Section Trott &Troll. PC. MII.TIARY IILJTY. the South line of West Saginaw Road (M- 1 Records, Michigan, and was asslgned by 13. 38): thence Easterly along said South Attorneys and Counselors mesne assignments to Washington Mu- thence, from said place of beginning, Attorneys and Counselors MOK'I'(;AC;E SAl,E - Default has been line of West Saginaw Road 242.00 feet; .?oICO Telegraph Road, Suite 200 tual Bank, FA, Assignee by an assign- continuing N89deg30'E. 154.70 feet, 30400 Telegraph Road. Suite 200 Cass City Chronicle 111a0c111 thc condiiiuns of a mortgage thence Southerly at right angles to West Bingham Farms, MI 48025 ment dated January 8, 2002, which was thence S00deg30'F.. 481.23feet to a point Binpham barnis, MI 4x025 riiadc by (inicy I) Boyd and Cheryl S. Saginaw Road and along an existing wire File # 200131042 recorded on February 7,2002, in Tuscola on a I241 .SO foot radius curve concave File #I200027978 Phone 872-2010 I Boyd (original mortgagors) tn Advanced fence to the North line of the C & Rail- County Records, on which mortgage Southwesterly; thence N76deg38'54"W 0 Mustangs-A Innovative Mortgages, Inc. Mortgagee, road right of way; thence Westerly along Raptors is clamed to due at date hereof 165.88 ft along a sub chord of said curve there be the dated November 2, 1998. and recorded said North Right-of-way line to the West 3-27-5 the sum of SEVENTY-TWO THOUSAND and producing an arc length of 166.00 3-20-5 - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 10.2002

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1 story *1,48Ssq. ft. 2 bcdroondl full bath New septic w/ 2 story 1,800 sq. ft. 3 bedroonis/2 full baths First floor (J c) drain field New furnace in 2000 Several outbuildings I laundry LP FA licatirig =2O'x40' pole barn Extra land Additional acres available CC-454 available CC-436

I ~- Cass City - Northwood Estates Subdivision - 3 B/R,2 Country Living! 3 bedroom, tri-levcl homc on large coun- IJ I OW *bath. Hardwood floors in L/R & D/R Kitchen and baths try lot. Home has lots of rooni to roam, rccrcactlon room, II have ceramic floors. B/Rs' carpcting new in 2001 Cathe- Iiwng room, Country kitchen plus lots more including 2 edralceiling and fireplace in L/R 2 1/2 car attached garagc. outbuildings. Cy2300 A I Beautifully landscaped yard. $13!1,900 TCCI 353

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4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Restored Country Home is Ready A TO Move In - Floors and woodbork all restorcd, bath I II 3:3 Bedroom Home in Cass City - Mostly updated and remodeled Priced right to sell quickly. TCCl354 niodcrnired, pocket doors, plumbing and electrical updatcd & 30'x40' attached garage 112 could be storage and/or nork- ;I shop This home is a plcasure to show Just rcducud to ' I fi 124,500. Cy 2302 Ah * I' '1:I' 4O+Acres with Frontage on M-53 and Huron Line Roads - M-53 frontage commercial. $104,500. A-474 st=\ I 10+ $44,900. A-470 I II New on the Market - 10 acre building site. 70% wooded with creek. 8 miles from Cass City. Tuscola County -Elmwood Twp.. Acres on Cass River and Private Road - Wooded, 8 acres, 20% wooded. A-140 -Kingston Twp., Sec. 23, rolling land, 10 acres. A-372 *Elkland Twp.. Sec. 1211. Two partials, A2- 10+ Acre Parcels 'I some woods+ 104+/- acres. A-464 Columbia Twp., Sec. 12, partial wooded, 154 acres. A-462. *Elkland Twp.. 78 acres, farm 111 40 Acre Parcel - Excellent hunting area, approximately 60% wooded, sandy soil, electric along road, land A-386. aJuniata Twp., Sec. 13, building site. 10.09 acres. A-379 Sanilac County *Washington Twp., 22 acres, woods, A creeks and wildlife. A-360 -Greenleaf Twp., 37 acres, 50% wooded. A-361. Greenleaf Twp., Sec. 6. next to State land, 20 -driveway onto property, private and secluded setting. A-473 acres. A-363. -Evergreen Township, Sec. 4, Hunters' Paradise or Builders' Dream, 10 acres. A-376. Huron County Chandler I ,I1 I I' Only 6 Miles From Caro - 5 acres, approximately 50% wooded. Property has been surveyed and Twp., 78 acres, prime hunting land with Pinnebog River. A-390. Colfax Twp., Sec 3, tiled land of 106 acres. A-4G2. *Austin Ah Twp., 3/10 acre parcels. A-352 &perk test on file. $36,900. A-481 I II I NEEDED Any form of land. Needed for Hitittirig, Farming or Building I I1 VACANTLAND 1 h sS2Acres - Development and Investment Property between Cass City & C'aro. A-476 I I'

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JUSTIN McLaren, Bridget Stirrett, Josh Errer and Sarah (??’ NO ACTIVATION FEES Stirrett rehearse a scene from “The Moss Trap”. The Owen- Gage Drama Club will perform the comedy Friday and Sat- L MULTIPLE EWMAlL ACCOUNTS urday at 7 p.m. r! ,J “The Moss Trap” (4 FREE PERSONAL WEB SPACE 0-G play on tap 3 TECHNICAL SUPPORT The Owen-Gage Drama assortment of prospective The play, undcr the dircc- Club will present the zany buyers, sornc old fricnds, tion of Carol Sattler, features comedy “The Moss Trap” strange relatives, and an es- Rridgett Stirrett, Julie Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. caped convict seeking rc- Howard, Meagan Mentor, in the Gagetown Elementary venge, arrive at the inn, crc- Sarah Stirrett, Tim Kain, Josh School gymnasium. ating ;1 quick and crazy pacc Errcr, Warren Hunt, Scott for Mrs. Moss, who weathers Kundinger, Tessa Allen, Time has taken its toll on Cody Howard, Justin the crisis and puts everything For hur Convenience We Accept: the state inn known as Moss right. McLarcn, Dawn Enderle, Manor, and Mrs. Minnie Hopc Hunt, Natasha Spraguc, Moss and hcr butler, Rhctt, Tickets for the production Randy Glaza, Laura Enderlc, have decided to sell the inn are $5 for adults and $3 for Jessica Ncal, Candi Rhodes and movc on. An unusual studcn ts. and Zachary Fritz. United Methodist Women meet 282.4932

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