GASS ‘CITY /-a-r QNICLE VOLUME 82, NUMBER 49 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. MAF 14 PAGES PLUS SUPPLEMENT

4 -- Two injured Cass Citvan dies in 2-vehicle crash

A Cass City woman was who apparently had just left Nadara’s Tree, Farm, Cass Mrs. Marvin Harms 01 killed and 2 other persons her business, Nadara’s Tree City. Hemlock, and 2 brothers, injured early Saturday eve- Fm,was thrown from her She is survived by her hus- Doug Thiede of Shields and ning in a broadside collision vehicle. band, Thomas; one son, Kermit Thiede of Saginaw, about 3 miles northwest of Nicholas, who told depu- Steve Walther and his wife, A prayer service for Cass City. ties he never saw Walther’s Cathy, of Mt. Moms; one Walther was to have been Nadara A. Walther, 51, car, and a passenger in his grandson, Steven; her held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at $737MuntzRd.,wasdeadat vehicle, Paul Salowitz, 32, mother, Mrs. Theoma Th- Little’s Funeral Home, Cass the scene of the 5:35 p.m. 208 W.Congress Rd., Caro, iede of Twining; 7 sisters, City. crash, which occurred at the were transported to Hills and Mrs. Roy Harrison of Twin- intersection of, Koepfgen Dales General Hospital by ing, Mrs. Edna Scherping of Funeral services were and Muntz roads in Elkland C~SCity-Mercy Ambu- New Port Richey, Pla., Mrs. slated for ,11 a.m. today Township, Tuscola County lance personnel. Phillip Ungcr of Scottsdale, (Wednesday) at St. Pancra- Sheriff‘s deputies said. tius Catholic Church, Cass Both men were admitted Ariz., Mrs. Bill Welch of Investigators said Walther, Bakersfield, Calif., Mrs. City, with the Rev. Julius who was eastbound on for observation and then re- Spleet, pastor, officiating. leased a hospital Robert Browne of Muntz Road, failed to yield Sunday, Gagetown, Mrs. Gary Interment will be in Elkland at the signed intersection spokeswoman said. Mosier of Dollar Bay, and Township Cemetery. and pulled into the path of a None of those involved in ELKLAND TOWNSHIP FIREMEN, standing in a field just northeast of the northbound pickup truck the crash was wearing a seat intersectiop of Koepfgen and Muntz roads, attempt to pry open the hood of a vehicle driven by Kevin R. Nicho- belt, according to deputies, las, 26, 6811 Bay City- who were assisted by Cass Chamber banquet driven by Nadara Walther, Cass City, who was killed Saturday when she drove into Forestville Rd., Cass City. City Police and the Elkland the path of a pickup truck about 3 miles northwest of Cass City. Walther is the Both vehicles landed in a Township Fire Department. field at the northeast comer plans complete county’s fourth traffic fatality of 1989. of the intersection. Walther, OBITUARY his duties with the Michigan Chamber. Besides the address, the usual attractions of the meeting are scheduled. As the late Kermit Thiecle. me$ in 1991, when he always, the highlight will be She camC to Saginaw from speaks at he annual cas the selection of the junior Idaho, and graduated from City Chamber of Commerce citizen and the citizen of the Arthur Hill High School in dinner Tuesday, Mar. 21, at, year. school board \withfavoritism 1956. She mm-6:30 p.m. #€?ass City’High Lambert Althaver, vil- Walther June 10, 1977, in School. lage president, will talk Clio. The couple came to LaBrant holds a Juris about the condition of the Cass City in 1979. Doctorate from the Thomas village. Tickets went on sale last An Owen-Gage district trict,” he continued. input from pmnts,” board mcnt this year of physical OTHER BUSINESS M. Cooley Law School in resident Monday night Wissner asked why a Sig- Presidcnt Joseph Warack education teacher Lynelte A member of St. Pancratius Lansing and has extensive week and are available from launched a verbal attack on nificant number of students said. “When they call us up Halabis: Catholic Church, CaSs City, experience in governmental most members of the Cham- In other business during the ber of Commerce or by call- the school bard, charging aren’t eligible to participate and haveagripe, wecheck it Halabis is filling in for nearly 4-hour monthly and the Chamber of affairs. He teaches cowses ing Jeri Tordai at the Cham- that the district offers a poor in sports. out.” John OSterhnd, who is on a meeting, fie board offered Commerce,Wdtherwasthe in State and local govern- quality education and isn’t “You’re making it sound Warack asked D’Aoust, one-yeat leave of absence. owner of Merle Norman merit at Lansing Commu- ber office at Special Scents, Kirby a one-year 872-3434. weeding out ineffective like we don’t do quat here, who said he observes vzi- Wissner, who also applied for the 1989190 school year, Cosmetics in Caro, and nity College in addition to teachers. and I think You’re totally cl~seson a daily basis. for and had expected t0 be and heard public comments He also accused school wrong,”school SupL *ley if he agrees with WiSSner’S named to the position, regarding cuts made in thc officials of practicing favor- Kirby responded. “We have statements. D’AOust and pointed out that Halabis is district. At Deford itism in hiring. increased our standards in discipline officer Manuel related to board memper -The board extended the U “I’m really not im- the classroom.” Thies stated they don’t Jack Brinkman. He indi- contract offer afkr an 80- pressed,” Jim Wissner told Board members agreed, agree. cat4 *e hiring wasn’t *e minute executive session on the board. “I don’t think it’s saying the reason SO~Cstu- Neither does Trustee Mary first time a board member’s the matter. a gdeducation they’re dents aren’t eligible is Ann Abbe, whocommented relatives have been favored No saw figure has been Job comes naturally (students) receiving.’’ they’re not meting the re- that she visits‘ the high Over other applicants for determined yet for the Wissner, who indicated quirements. It’s felt more in school Often. “There’s not a employment in the district. superintendent. Now in his several teachers do little a smaller school district kid in thc hallway, and there thkd year with the district, bccausetherearefewerkids- isn’t a teacher who isn’t Wissner said Kirby gave more than they have to, him the impression that he Kirby, whose bas mlq asked if the administration going out for sports. working,” she said. Kirby, totals $44,909, hasn’t re- to new postmaster does anything abut paren- “I think we’re dealing with would be hired- tal complaints involving REFLECTION the people we have,” Kirby however, said that he asked E!::d a raise since he was -nu-* teachers. remarked. “I think Mr. ,f@, but. never receive"9 -. When Fairgrove resident Dolores, who was offi- Joyce Perry and Esther Col- He also asked if the teacher High school Principal yAoust is on top of hosewissner’s . creaencials.--. . ,_Tv?gin tothe ’e district, cornmen’ resi- Dolores Shannon has a cially sworn in as postmaster J1l Luw fm- lon, who have been associ- evaluation process consists Ronald D’ bust noted that things. He habw-n working Wissner said Kirby never ;ba ManAir)\ sug- ily get toge*er, you can bet at Deford Friday, has been in dent M,,, l~Iu.lUI~lI ated with the post office for Of that +hn of more than a one-time poor grades are Often more with individuals, and some asked-. .for a COPY his Cre- 6bJLw uIcLL ulb wLuufind a part of the dinner conversa- the postal system for over 25 a combined total of approxi- ave turned around.” denuals. evpluati of a reflection on a specific h trr mrl..na L..” *” penses tion evolves around the years,’She started her career ai. ,..-..Way W ICUULG UUJ LA] mately 35 years. ‘YOUcan clean up your act group of kids than on the Board member Ronald Wissner United States postal system. at Fairgrove before moving CritiCiZpdI_- - , dm CUtaown On tnc number br one day,” he remarked, teachers. Good stated Wissner’s re- Brinkman for remarks That’s because working in to Lake George, where she Furthermore, Shannon has i41’~esubbed enough classes Wissner, however, main- he Of conferences the post office comes natu- assumed postmaster duties marks are premature kg allegedly made to vats “Y a son-in-law, Richard Mct- (herc) toknow what’sgoing tained that may of the cause the board isn’t ex- un,lpukal, rnnrh each year*and then use the rally for many members of for the 1st 3.5 years. cals, who has been postmas- .V‘.YJ VU.. ““HI.. I-dy on. I can name the teachers district’s teachers put forth ected to act on tenure rec- fl---Lall A.-A - rial Please turn to page 11. the family. Shannon also has 2 sisters, teratGladwin forthepast 18 L~III~WIIuullrrg a rGg;lui who give 55 minutes’’ worth , little effortin the ClaSSrWm, ommcndations until next tournamentSaturday. wiss- months. Richard has been of instruction in a class. “I and that dm01 offici& do month. Three teachers are ner specific,butindi- with the postal system for can name the teachers who little in response to parental up for tenure. cated Brinkman was critical over 12 years. give 35 minutes, and I can complaints about specific of the coach’s performance. name the teachers who give instructors. FAVORITISM? Dolores’ sister Joyce is a 5 minutes.” But board members dis- “You don’t appreciate 20-year veteran of the postal “I think some of these putd that claim. Wissner also charged the what a person does for you; system and is currently past- teachers, thcre’s just no “I think all the members of district with favoritism in you don’t appreciate (any- master at Flushing. Esther is room for them in the dis- the board have received hiring based on the employ- thing),” he added. ’ a c1,erk at Unionville and has been employed with the government mail carrier system’for 15 years. Esther and Dolores worked to- Possible ‘tragedyaverted gether in, Fairgrove. While the postal veteran makes do easily in Ihe post office building that was when alarm wakes teen converted from an old gro- cery store, she looks forward to the day, hopefully this spring, when she will move who was sleeping in a sec- leaky oil line in the furnace A small investment paid Cass City, at 3:10 p.m. down the street to the spank- off big for the Francis De- ond floor bedroom of the housing. Although the March 4 check on a gas ing new postal building now Long family, whose smoke residcnce, 3 183 Englehart flames were contained in the leak. I nearing completion. alarm may have prevcnted a Rd., when a smoke alarm furnace, smoke filled the A faulty Stove thermostat, tragedy at their Englehart went ‘off, enabling her to housc via heat ducts, he which later corrected itself, Until that time, she says, Road home Saturday. escape without injury. added. PromDtedr- the alarm.accord- she’ll continue to give De- “The house was fcll of “This was a case wherc I No damage estimatc wa~ ing [;Root. ford area patrons the best smoke,” Elkland Township believe a smoke alarm saved available. Also. fire fighters re- possible service she can. That should he pretty good when you consider the many years that she has been in- volved in getting the mail out on time, every time. c PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1989 CASCITY, MICHIGAN 25 attend meet Engaged Cass Citv Personal Items Echo Chapter 337 Or&r of The rcfreshmcnt commit- J bstcrn Star mct at the‘ Ma- tee for April is Tcd Furncss - sonic Temple March 8 with chairman, Robcrt Hunter, Audrey Kottenbcrgcr Phone 872-3049 25 officers and mcmbcrs Gerald Stilson, Harold prcscn t. McGrath, and George The charter was drapcd in Wi Ison. Saturday supper guests Frankenmuth Indepen- memory of Doris Evcns and Roger Godbey of Clio vis- Daryl LaPeer and Mr. Ruth Morcll, Lois Bindcr of Mr. and Mrs. Richard ited his grandmother, Mrs. and Mrs. Lynwood LaPeer dence Village AARP will Roswcll Avcry. Enos were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zapfe Thursday. Mr. had lunch Monday with meet Tuesday, March 21, A card party will be hcld and Charlotte LaPccr scrvcd George Fisher Sr. and Mr. Mr. rcfreshmcnts. and Mrs. Robert Lash and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. at 1:OO p.m. in the village March 18 at 7:30 p.m. Thc and Mrs. Jerry Hiatt. joined them and they went Daryl has returned to Eglin meeting room. The prog- Worthy Grand Matron’s to Wildwood Farms to air base in Florida where ram is on Health Quackery projects were explained for Trinity Women Sunday dinner guests of celebrate Roger’s birth- he is stationed. - Fact or Fraud. A board the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. George day. meeting at 1O:OO a.m.pre- hold meet Fisher Jr. were Mr. and Callers of Mr. and Mrs. cedes this meet. At the April meeting, thcre George Fisher and will bc an Estarl scrvicc Mrs. I11 Bonnie Johnson, regis- Max Agar were his sister family of Caro, Mr. and tered dietician, will present and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Larry Sum- which provides funds for Twenty members and 3 Mrs. Maurice Creason of pwplc the program Friday on Diet Ernest Nicol of Marlette. mers, daughter Terri, and young to enter scmi- guestiwere present at the Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. and Cancer at the senior Kevin returned home POSTURE, LIGHTING narics. Thcrc will also bc a They went to dinner to- Gurd Trinity UMW dinner meet- Jerry Langrnaid and fam- citizens meal site. Twenty- gether to celebrate Mrs. Saturday, March 4, after AND REST white clcphant salc. ing Monday, March 6. The ily and Mr. and Mrs. Two were present Friday, Nicol’s birthday. spending a week in Florida. Sarah Marie Wright Thc chaptcr plans a visit George Fisher Sr. of Cass dinncr was prepared and March 10. They attended the wedding _Warren Bradley Teets with its sister chapter, served by Group 2 with Vir- City. This was a pre-Easter Mrs. Elizabeth Stine of Debra McIntosh and Eye strain is a mmmor and celebration of Jerry Elkton, in May. ginia- Hartwick, chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Don spent the weekend with her Craig Abell Feb. 25. Debra oomplaint in today’s paper The meeting was opened Langmaid ’s birthday . Kitchen of Drayton Plains daughter and family, Mr. is the daughter of Mr. and work environment. Oui visited Mrs. Dorothy and Roger Nicholas in Mrs. Robert McIntosh of Mr. andMrs. Henry Wright eyes were never meant tc by President Shirley Wagg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. She intrbduced Rev. Jm Smith, Wednesday. Kawkawlin. Cass City, who returned of Royal Oak announce the do so much close work cOuMmth@~ Scepanski of Caseville and home March 1. Also attend- engagement of their daugh- Robertson and Don Green- Mrs. These simple procedures Mr. and Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. George ing were Mr. and Mrs. ter, Sarah Marie Wright, to however, may help leaf who were program Morell of Cass City visited eas~ ClassifSeds Wright of Davisburg visited Fisher Sr. visited Rev. Jerome Root, who are Warren Bradley Teets, son early signs of eye strain-- gucsts for the mwting. The Mr. and Mrs. Jack his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck and Mrs. spending part of the winter program and music were Johnston in Flint Tuesday. of Warren Edward Teets and Posture plays an impor Charles Wright, Saturday. Richardson in East Tawas, in Florida, and Mrs. Pat Carol Elizabeth Teets of tant role in preventing eyt t0 based on “peace in OW Hester of Sterling Heights. DO the JOb Mr. and Mrs. Don Robbins Tuesday. Sandusky. strain. Whenever possible I- f ’ Shirley Houghton and of Luther were afternoon They all went to Disney Ruth Morell visited Mrs. visitors. World and Epcot together. Miss Wright is a 1985 read in an upright, sittins Daisy Hodges in Caro, Monday overnight guests graduate of Kimball High position. Hdd reading of and ‘Mrs. Robert Thursday. Dale Abke of Lapeer Mr. Mrs. Mary Kritzman’s School in Royal Oak. She material at a slight angk Lash were their grand- and about 16 inches awa) For Your Convenience spent Thursday evening daughter, Missie Branden- new address is Wallace will graduate this year from Mr. and Mrs. Don Whit‘- with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie AFC Home, 4748 Schwegler Michigan State University from your eyes. tenburg were Tuesday sup- burger, and friend from Proper lighting is also i Profit. Lake Orion. Rd., Cass City. in East Lansing with a at fl-- ] per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bachelor’s Degree in Fi- must. Reading or othei John Zmierski. Mary Damm, Marion dose tasks should be doni Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Movies slated at nance. in a generally well lit rtmn McClorey and Nancy Woos- Zapfe of Mayville spent is a 1982 graduate of Mr. Chips Harold Gornowicz of ter of Caro visited Susan Teets with extra light falling on thc Snover visited Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday afternoon with Sandusky High School. He and Tim Wooster in Mt. Mrs. Lyle Zapfe. Rawson Library reading material. LP Filling Statio Gaylord LaPeer Sunday. Morris Saturday. has attended technical semi- When paperwork i! Senior citizens’ movies nars and training courses in intensive,remember to res Cylinders & RV’s Relatives of Vern McCon- the controls field. He is ne11 gathered Sunday after- will be shown Friday, for a minute or two afte Open Mon. - Sat. 7 a.m. - 9p.m. noon at the home of Bob March 17, at Rawson employed in Cass City at every 20 minutes of con Sun. 7 a.m. - 6p.m. and Norma Speirs to celeb- Memorial Library, starting Walbro Corporation Ma- centrated work. Lookout0 rate his 93rd birthday. Cake at 1:30 p.m. They are: chine Tool Center as a ma- a window ar across thr We now handle & carry 100# cylinder equipment and ice cream were served. “Yosemite”: Gives the vie- chine controls-designer/ room. This change of focur wer a tour of Yosemite Na- drafter. often relieves- the stres! tional Park, showing the A Nov. 11 wedding is that causes blurred dis park throughout the year. tance vision after periods o (24 planned. Cass City min.) close visual performance “The South The Pacific: Take that moment whei school menu End of Eden?”: James Hills and Dales -< by Melva E. Cuinther Michener offers a brief per- you turn a page to loo1 I 0 3 1 sonal impression in this General Hospital away from printed materi MARCH 20-23 film. He takes the viewer als. A pcrsonal observation. San Francisco’s China across vast reaches of the PATIENTS, LISTED MON- Your eyes are worth pam The older the body gets, the Town. MONDAY Pacific for quick looks at DAY, MARCH 13, WERE: pering, with regular exami CASS CITY OtL more reluctant it becomes to During our California stay, Pitcairn Island, Mic- nation and proper care. change time zones and cli- we were close to some news Fried Chicken ronesia, Easter Island and Nannette Rutkowski, mates. making events. Fries New Guinea. (58 min.) Clark Seeley, William and GAS-PROPANE Ashmore, John Juhasz, PRIMARY Corner of West & 872-2065 It’s not so bad adjusting to We visited a book store in Fruit Main a lcisurely schedule in mild, Ann Lounsbury, June Per- Berkeley 2 days before it Milk Sr. Citizens Menu laki, Charles Stover, VISION shirt-sleeve weather, but it’s was fire-bombed, allegedly Elizabeth Weighill, Alice a terrible shock to the system by “Satanic Verses” pro- TUESDAY Senior cilitcns are mkd to Younglove, Cass City; CENTERS to board a plane in 70-ish testors. mak reservations on the Joseph Cieslinski, Ubly ; CASS CITY degree temperatures at 1:30 From Sather Tower, we Tacos day of the meal between 8 Nancy Adams, Lynn PH. 872-4375 Insurance ABency p.m. and alight at 10:45 in had a good view of a group of Corn a.m.-9 a.m. by calling Ann Marker, Decker ; Michigan’s frigid 10 de- animal rights demonstrators Fruit Stepko 872-5337. Marlene Norrington, BAD AXE grees. perched on a crane high Milk Akron ; 269-9708 An even greater jolt comes above the Cal-Berkeley Shirley Weeks, Caro. when you have to rouse the campus . WEDNESDAY MONDAY, MARCH 20 eaammeeeeaameeeeammmeeeamoomma protesting body when the Things are never dull in Macaroni & Ground alarm goes off at 6 a.m. and Berkeley. Spaghetti w/Roll :EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: 1 every fiber is groaning, “It’s Green Beans Beef Casserole a: We were in Napa Valley Green Beans m- 3 in the morning, for the day before the “Aryan Fruit at e: hcaven’s sake!” Milk Salad Bar Woodstock” neo-Nazi rally Variety Bread & ::* As you may have guessed, was held there, which fortu- i HILLS DALES we recently returned from THURSDAY Jello with Fruit nately resulted in less vio- a our annual winter hiatus lence than had been feared. : GENERAL HOSPITAL ?. with our son, Mark, in north- Roast Turkey WEDNESDAY, e Of course, we did the usual MARCH 22 : VlCKlE +* Alan Klco Mary lnbody cm California, touristy things in San Fran- Mashed Potatoes 0: As always, it was a great Pumpkin Pie e “. cisco - watching street Tropical Chicken : PROCTOR “, ’ vacation. Milk * LIFE INSURANCE entertainers at Pier 39, buy- Diced Potatoes a Stan did a lot of golfing and ing sweatshirts ani having Housekeeping Complete Family Protection ’ Zucchini I did a lot of shopping, and clams at Fisherman’s 2nd entree - Hot Dog on and Nursin’g $1 00,000 for the Father Age 30 we both did far too much Bun Variety Bread Grotto, and visiting China Chew Cobbler At Hills and Dales Hospital $50,000 for the Mother Age 28 cat i ng . Town and the Japan Center. we strive to be the best we Among our new epicurean $10,000 for all the Children Mark worries that we’ll run FRIDAY, MARCH 24 :can be. We know that this cxpericnces were a seafood out of new and interesting 13 attend- $22 Monthly dinncr at thc Cliff House, expectation is shared by things to do. Not likely. But Closed our staff. Each month we For the *‘Non-smoking”Family , overlooking the Ocean at even if we did, even if he women’s : “That’s Our Policy” Goldcn Gate Park, a supcrb Good Friday solicit nominationsfromour lived in some remote area e repast at a little Frcnchmiet- meeting clients and staff to recog- 872-51 14 with a less favorable climate Milk, coffee and tea . Hours: 5:OO Sat. - 12 namcsc resmurant called nize individuals within our 830 - 830 and none of the allure of the Twelve ladies and one served with each meal. 6703 Main St. Cass city 872-51 14 Yvonnc Thi’s in Concord, Goldcn State, we’d want to organization who carry out and lunch at the Grand Pal- guest attended the United (Menu subject to change). : Rear of Parkway visit him. Methodist Women of Salem e their responsibilities in an ace, a dim sum restaurant in Maybe you have to be a Church meeting at the exemplary fashion. e, home of Connie Schwa- : e‘. parent to understand the e desire just to share your derer Monday evening, Marriage Licenses Our Employee of the Month is Vickie Proctor. Vickie :t :: March 6. child’s world, to meet his Chris Skarbek, Flushing, e works in both the Housekeeping and Nursing Depart- a*%; friends and associates, see The meeting was opened and Holy Gardy, Vassar. ments. She was nominated because of her willingness where he lives and works by President Shirley Larrv Krueger, Union- to assist others and make their job easier. She demon- i; and plays. Geiger. Louine Patton had ville, and Claudia Truax, strates a positive attitude that is uplifting. Vickie truly a:;: If you’ve been there and devotions. Plymouth, MI. adds quality to the care she gives our clients. a:.. can picture the scene in your Shawn Sheridan and Les- a::.

The 1989 theme for t Congratulations to Vickie Proctor, a .+: mind’s cye, he somehow prayer and selfdenial is lie Lien, both of Fairgrove. a a:; doesn’t seem so far away. buildin a new world Sylvester Swinter and Employee of the Month, and to all the >, Select from our four most thou& ministries with Barbara Robinson, both of m: popular styles. Vassar. : recipients of monthly awards in *’ CASS ClW CHRONICLE children and youth. Mrs. a,.. Custom crafted in strong, USPS 092-fOQ Sdhwaderer read articles Robert Betz and Marilyn February. e PUBLISHEO EVERY WEDNESDAY Stewart, of Millington. durable Valodium”. AT CASS CITY. MICHIGAN of children on the streets in both Choose from hundreds of 6550 Main Street Brazil, Peru and in Seattle mascots and activities. John Haire publisher and California. National Advertising Representatwe First name personalization. Michigan Weekly Nswmapers. Inc 257 A mother and daughter Full Lifetime Warranty. Michtgan Avenue. East Lansing Michlgan banquet is planned for May SubscriptionPrice To post otfyes In fus- cola Huron end Sanilac Counties $8 00 a 13. c,l-l-t 1x1 1) 1 \< 1 LlSli’t II HI year ar 2 years lor $15 00 3 years lor $21 00 $4 50 for six mOn:h< and 3 months Mary Proudfoot read an for 50 R. JOHNS, LTD. This o%r oxmini Mav 31, 1989. s2 article about Ruth, the book CLASS RINGS In Michigan - $10 00 a year 2 years D;ommdr. CZ’I md 64 nom. ore owilobh ki on 0.t~chow. 518 00 6 months $5 50 in the Bible. In olher parts of the Unitsd Slates $1 1 00 n year or 2 years 520 MI. 6 months $6 00 Refreshments were fur- McConkey Jewelry and 3 months for $325 50 mnlr extra charged far pan year order Payable in ad- nished by Louise Buehrly. vance The next meeting will be For informafmregarding newrM. at the church April 3 with verlrsing and commercial and p&printing Cass City Phone 872-3025 l@[email protected] 10 an African supper planned.

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: Twice a year for the last several years a must on the ski agenda fior the Haire family is the “Newport Ski Spree” At a banquet, Free Press cause Lawrence is my boss, lutely no one identified her Gponsored by the Lorillard company,. Publisher and Chairman but because I enjoy the thrill as being any relation to me. The cigarette company sponsor^ contests strictly de- Dave Lawrence sat at the of the hunt. It turns out that Nancy bigned for amateurs. The kind wherc it’s not nccessary to be Same table as Nancy Ferriss A thrilling hunt revealed Ferriss’ parents were friends p pro to win or to enjoy, with hats and T-shirts awarded to of Detroit. Conversation there is only one copy of the of my parents, and they’re She participants. An examplc: putting on ice. It’s held at revealed that Ferriss is a fan book in our home, and my also in the photo. The group Boyne Mountain. If you ski at all, reserveone of those dates of this column. LawrenCe wife insisted we keep it, had gathered at the home of hmt year (if the company continues to host it) and join thc immediately began treating even if Dave Lawrence did Margaret Elliott in Port fun. There is no charge to enter any of the contests. her with extra kindness, as phone on Sunday, because Huron to celebrate the 90th one would treat any rare there’s a picture of our birthday of Aaron Rose. ++++++++++ species in danger of extinc- granddaughter Emily on the Most of the 15 faces look tion. back cover. According to familiar, but, beside my :: It used to be that the hot spot for deer watching was in a Ferriss said she was sorry my wife, it’s against public parents, I can attach names -field in back of Cole Carbide, east of Cass City. There arc she hadn’t bought my book and church law to part with to only three- Rose, Elliott $robably lots of them still there, but if you want to REALLY OWEN-GAGE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS held a balloon that was published about any photo of any young rela- and Alice Harrington. $ce them, the place to go is the corn stubble field owned by three years ago and quickly tive, even triplicate snap- Dr. H. T. Donahue, about 1 3/4 rnilcs east of town on M-81. launch Friday to help kick off “March Reading Month.” sold out, not because it was shots of a child so out of TRACING FAMILIAR A check there on 4 different days showed that a minimum popular, but because only focus he or she can’t be dis- TIES @f 20 and up to about 150 deer were browsing in thc field. six copies were printed. tinguished from surround- At Owen-Gage Lawrence phoned the next ing potted plants and adults. Aaron Rose operated ++++++++++ day - a Sunday - and If a fire ever traps us in our Springer & Rose men’s suggested I should recog- 26-floor apartment, we can clothiers in downtown Port *;ElizabethWeighill, who was featurcd in the Chronicle on Celebrate “reading month ’’ nize Femss’ unique position escape by dropping photo Huron for many years. His : Cer lOlst birthday last week, suffered a heart attack and is by finding her a book, be- albums out the window and un-walled office was at the : hospitalized. She is in critical condition, it was reported by March Madness is in full cause he promised her I climbing down the pile. top of a steep flight of stairs : One of the residcnts in Cass City Apartments, where she of Education, in an attempt fick-off celebration held would. I said OK, not be- I was faced with the pros- that I climbed every Satur- : lived. In addition to the heart attack, she has pneumonia. swing at the Owen-Gage to improve the national liter- lSt week. High School and it has noth- pect of telling the publisher day for three years to collect : acy level, which is at an all- According to Hopper, and chairman of the com- for delivering the Port : ing to do with basketball. time low, recently approved daily events were held ++++++++++ .- pany that published my book Huron Times Herald to his A a resolution recognizing which emphasized reading. Sanilac Clinics All the excitement there is 1989 as “The of the that the thrilling hunt was home. He would always : 1 Year Fricnds of the family have scheduled a benefit for Mrs. Some of the more popular hopeless’, and Nancy Femss look down at me, ask “Is that : Louis Salas, whose husband did after a sudden heart geared towards reading, as Young Reader.” events included: a dress-up for immunizations Governor James Blanchard Owen-Gage English would surely think he was a you, Fib” and hand me two : attack. The popular former businessman and mechanic was as your favorite story char- powerless phony. dimes.Alice Harrington was a : without retirement benefits. has declared March “Read- teacher Joanne Hopper has acter day, a read-a-T-shirt The Sanilac County Health The event is under the direction of Wayne “Buck” ing Month.” helped create some of the day, a poster contest Departmentreminds parents In addition, the State Board enthusiasm with a special of children who will enter A VERY SPECIAL neighbor who sang opcra- Rabideau, who will cook the main dish and asks interested wherein students could win ENCLOSURE style, and one evening, as : persons to bring a dish topass Sunday at 1 p.m. at the White their‘choiceof a new bookor school this fall that immuni- zations are available with- she was leaving home for a : Creek Club. The club is located on DodgeRoad, about a half magazine, and a movie-of- But then it was learned that concert, she stepped on /a : mile north of Dcckervillc Road. 2 motorists injured your-favorite-book day. out cost at county clinics. The of Michigan re- co-worker Bill Diem has had bicycle tire someone had . :Persons wishing to help are asked to bring something that In addition, at the begin- State a copy of my book sitting thrown on her front por-h.It : &n be auctioned. We did this once bcfore, Rabideau said, ning of every class a 5-min- quires that each child enter- ing school have a minimum proudly on his desk for al- flipped up and ruined her * And it was pretty successful. i n satu r d ay c ras h Ute silent reading session most threz years, ever since gown. It was Terrible Jean, ? of 4 diphtheria, pertusis, and was held. Also students took the day he lost his paper- my much older sister, who’d Two motorists, including a hap. time out to read to small tetanus (DFT) injections, a Cass City woman,’ were Eaclier last week, Michael minimum of 3 oral polio weight. In return for my thrown the tire. Fifty years , i The Weather groups of pre-school chil- agreeing to sit on his paper, later, I still enjoy telling on treated for minor injuries at E. Home, 41 18 Seeger St., dren. (TOPV)inoculations, and a High bw Prcclp. I Hills and Dales General Cass City, reported minor single measles, mumps, and he gave me the book, which her. Hopper furthermore in- was like new, probably be- Margaret Elliott was the . Tuesday ...... IH,.. . 0 .....0 .. Hospital and then released damage in a one-vehicle vites all educators and par- rubella (MMR)injection. Wednesday...... 130 ... 12, .... 0 .. following a 2-vehicle colli- mishap March 6 at Walnut cause it was never opened. aunt of one of my best boy- :Thunday w..,, ents to join in $e promotion The book was mailed to hood buddies, Whitey Elli- ...... 20...,,0 .. sion Saturday in Cass City. Trailer Park. by encouraging the love of If your child needs immu- Friday...... 45.. ..21 .....O,. . Cass City Police reported Police said Home had just nizations, the clinics held Ferriss, whom I’d never ott, who grew up to marry . Saturday...... -50 ....25 .....0 .. reading in their awn sons or heard of befbre, and her Nancy Ferriss’ sister, Mari- Karen J. Reid, 27, of Caro, turned off Seeger Street daughters. are: Sunday...... 28 ... 17, .... o .. was eastbound on Main reply was not only prompt, it lyn. My wifezto-be and I Monday.. 26.. .22 .O when hedrovedownahillon “They the who Sanilac County Health ...... are ones was marvelous. Enclosed used to double-date with ~ : (Recorded at Cam City wastewater treatrnent.plant.) Street at about 2:15 p.m. a privgtc drive and hit a tree. will enjoy the lifelong Department, 114 N. Elk St., when she stopped to make a bene- with her thank-you note was Whitey and his soon-to-be Reports indicate the drive- fits from early exposure to Sandusky, 1st and 3rd Mon- left turn onto Weaver Street way was slick when the day of the month, 9-1 1 a.m. 8-by-10 photo Of 15 bride, back in the good old the world of words,” said people taken about 1949. days when there was no cul- and was struck from behind 12:40 p.m. mishap occurred. Hopper. and 1-7 p.m. and other Art Has Deols That Will by another eastbound ve- Mondays, 9- 11 a.m. and 14 One of them was me, look- de-sac-caused shortage of hicle. p.‘m. ing exactly as I look my. hyphens. SPIN YOUR WHEELS The driver of that vehicle, Old Village Hall, 6436 How could that be, 40 years It’s hard to explain why I Jennifer L. Baker, 6839 Morris St., Marlette, 2nd later? was so delighted by the arri- The It wasn’t me, it was my Val of that 40-year-old pic- : Your Headquarters Herron,Dr.,Cass City, statcd Thursday of themonth,?-12 she was looking away at noon. father, about 13 years before ture of my father. It undoubt- For Wheels & Rims somc children who werc his death. The resemblance edly has much to do with close to the roadway when is scary, like looking in a immortality. It was nice to If you have questions re- mirror. I’ve shown that see how much of my father the crash occurred, accord- garding your child’s immu- ing to police, who citcd hcr photo to several people who lives in me, just as it’s nice nizations, call 6484098 never knew my dad, and all that my son looks like me. *Western for failing to stop in an as- Monday through Friday sured clear distance. of them immediately identi- There is much to be said for If you use the phone only devil can they be talking 8:OO a.m. to 12:oO noon and fied him as me. My late having children, and I just Reports indicate Baker’s 1:OO 450 * Cragar when you have a good, le- about for so long, so ear: through p.m., or mother is also in the picture. said some of it. Thank you, vehicle sustained moderate gitimate reason, you have to your doctor. damage, while Reid’s ve- nestl y ? She was beautiful, and abso- Nancy Ferriss. * Keystone be an old fogie. It’s as sure It’s all a matter of train- hicle sustained minor dam- a sign of the generation gap ing, I guess. Way back * Appliance age. as kids in jeans and tennis when, our phone system Also filing a report Satur- h Enki shoes. wasn’t all that swift, all that day, was Christine M. That all came back to me good. If you tied up a 10- Rosinski of Mt. Clcrnens, one weekend when the who told police she was party line just chattering younger daughter came to away, chances were good, CAS%ClTY WRE wcstbound on Cass City spend a couple of nights. Road east of Schweglcr no, make that sure, that Manaper Art Rnndalt Now there’s no objection to another on the line would Road when shestruckadcer. calling home to see if interrupt and ask you to 6392 Maln St Cess City Ph 8725303 Minor damage was re- Plck Up Slrllon lor Chipolo Shoa Sawleo everything’s okay, although please hang up. That’s if ported in the 215 a.m. mis- it’s stretching it to call more they were polite. If not, sub- than once for no reason other stitute your favorite 4-letter than to kick around a few word for polite. “Bobad Simmons didn’tthink topics that could well wait about renter’sinsurance.” There was another practi- until she returned. cal reason for .stating your business and getting off the While home, the daugh- line, avoiding all personal ter reccived a call L-0-N-G comment as if it were going D-I-S-T-A-N-C-E and be- to be printed in the next issue fore it was completed I was af the paper. walking the floor and it That’s because listening wasn’t even my nickel. in was a common practice This call from Birming- and if you wanted something ham lasted well over an confidential, the last place, hour, no exaggeration, over the very last place, you With a Bi-Weekly mortgage from Chemical an H-0-U-R, and seemed to would talk about it was over Bank, you make your payments everv other the phone. .I ~------cover all the activities of the - week instead of once a month. That means ~ -- pair since the first of the year Equally as important as - you make 26 smaller payments each year in- - and the plans for each for the all these reasons for the in- = 12 As - stead of larger payments. a result, you I- remaining 10 months of grained habit of getting on - can pay off your loan much faster. save a -I 1989. None important. The the phone, stating your busi- - - great deal of interest. and build your equity -I word, banal, was invented ness and hanging up was - - --= much faster. If you want to know more about - For renter‘sinsurance, see your Auto-Owners agent for these phone convcria- economic. In the late 1930’s = Bi-Weekly mortgages. just talk to a Chemical -- and make sure you‘re fully- covered. tions. until the outbreak of World - ?3l But there is justice in this War 11, the great depression --- Banker soon. --- world after all. The same was either being experi- I - ~Lufo-oMcc+I---a hum& F -- evening as the phone mara- encedor remembered by all. = CHEMICAL EANK Mark thon, the friend called again Nearly anyone would Wiese and B. J. wasn’t in. have been happy to find a -”- -”- Richard Hampshire It doesn’t take a long dis- penny in the street and over- - MEMBER F 0 I C / EOUAL HOUSING. EOUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER tance call to get me going joyed to find a nickel or a about using the phone. Just quarter. fa HarrisOHampshire Agency, Inc. idle chatter to a neighbor Believe me, no one was ;?!a 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City 872-4351 across town is enough to get going to waste it in the coin me ‘wondering what in the slot of a telephone. 1 PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ‘ I -1Airman Mozden 1, New books at at Castle AFB Holbrook, Area News Mrs. Thelma Jackson Phone 658-2347 the library Airman 1st Class Timothy M. Mozden has graduated from the U.S. Air Force \ THAT NEAR AND DISTANT PLACE by Patricia Wright defensive fire control course (fiction). is a sequel to “I Am England” by Wright.This TRIP Woman’s Creed. Secretary ford. visited Leslie Hewitt at 4 Melissa of Wyandotte came This at Lowry Air Force Base, Charlotte Particka read the Mrs. David Hacker spent Seasons Health Care Center Tuesday to spend a few days book continues the chronicle of life in Furnace Green, Colo. Sussex, from the seventeenth century to the present. Again Phyllis Pelton and her minutes and treasurer’s re- Tuesday with Mrs. Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bre- with Mr, and Mrs. John narrator John Smith, old and nearly blind, dictates to a tape granddaughter, Kris King, port. Discussion was on the Schenk. dow at their home Wednes- Walker. recorder his memories and the old stories Granny Paley told left Tri-City Airport Feb. 23 upcoming events in MAEH, Jack Rqor came home dayMrs. kvening. Bill Lopez, Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena him. Four chapters - one from each century - highlight and flew to San Diego, which is Mini College and Saturday after spending 6 visited Mrs. Bill Jackson at moving andbelievablecharacters whose lives are set against Calif., to visit Phyllis’ Create Your Best Silhouette days in Mercy Hospital in Melinda and Ann LaPeer of Huron Memorial Hospital in larger historical forces, including Cromwell’s challenge to brother and wife, Mr. and at the Extension conference Port Huron. Deckerville were, Tuesday Bad Axe Friday. the monarchy, the struggle to establish law and order in the Mrs. Harold J. Brown. rmm in Sandusky April 3, Mrs. Kevin Robinson spent evening guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr ane village, Luddite-like insurrections, and the battle of While there they visited Town and Country Night is Tuesday forenoon with Mrs. Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Jeff and Mrs. Jack Recor Dunkirk. places of interest and had Thursday, April 6, at the Ray Michalski. Li 11ian 0tulako w sk i , were dinner and evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Colwood United Brethren in’ Annie Horton was a Thurs- Stella Leszczynski and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- A SEASON IN HELL by Jack Higgins (fiction). Sarah Darrell Hoffman and baby Christ Church. day supper guest of Mr. and Evans Gibbard spent Tues- gene Cleland and Karen in Talbott is amother who will risk her own life to know the true and Mr. and Mrs. Don Classes for Town and ‘Mrs. Curtis Cleland, day in Bay City. Bad Axe. cause of her son’s death. Sean Egan is a former SAS agent Webber and girls. Country Night are “Do You Cleatus Howey visited Mr. Matt, Emily and Justin Mr. and Mrs. Glen S hagena who is intelligent, thoughtful, and willing to kill. Together Monday, Feb. 27, Phyllis Know How Dirty Your and Mrs. Tom Kolar Thurs- Miller spent the weekend visited Bertha Shagena in Sarah and Sean embark on a cross-continental odyssey of and her brother, Jay, flew to House Is? and The Vacuum day afternoon. with Jack Miller at Byron. Cass City Thursday eve- revenge that becomes for them a season in hell. The story Tucson, Ariz., to visit their Cleaner Ripoff,” “The Mrs. Glen Shagena was a Ron Pearce, Kelly and ning. sister and family, Mr. and Green Thumb in Lawn Thursday lunch guest of moves from the streets of London to a startling finale on the v. . __ Thames’. - Mrs. Narris Dyet. While Care,”“PaintingEssentids” and Mrs, Calvin Hunt. there they also visited Mr. and “Gardening From Inside Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle Professional and Business FIREBIRD by James Carroll (fiction). During the height of and Mrs. John Dyet and Mr. Oui.” Reservations ‘should and Tommy of Cass City the Cold in the 1950s, Malone, a young, idealistic FBI and Mrs. Michael Dyet and be mailed to Mrs. Vicki were Tuesday evening War Timothy M. Mozden boys, returning to California guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aller! agent with a knack for picking locks,is chosen to steal a top- Rienhold, 1053 Glenwood Feb. 28. Dr.,Caro, MI 48723. Farrelly . secret code book from the Russian embassy when atomic During the course, students D I R ECTO RY ii secrets are passed to the Russians. His enthusiasm and The trip was a Christmas The next meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Don were taught to inspect, oper- present to Phyllis from her held at the home of Donna McKnight of Bad Axe were __ patriotism are soon dampened, however, as he moves deeper ate and repair defensive fire into the world of espionageand high-level politics, and as he children and grandchildren. Walsh. The lesson will be on Sunday evening guests of ACCOUNTANTS control systems and test Kris King also visited a cholesterol and high fiber Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. falls in love with abeautiful Russian woman who may be his equipment. They also betrayer. friend who is stationed at the diet. Edanna Sweeney was a Anderson, Tuckey earned credits toward an Naval Base in San Fran- ****** Wednesday evening guest Bernhardt & Co., P.C. BALU K., M.D. Seminar set associate degree through the cisco. They returned home Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fmelly of Reva Silver. kmd FuMk AcmWtMlr Obstetrlcian & GynecologlS Community College of the March 2. and were Sunday Kathryn Tyrrell attended a Andmon. CPA - 073-3i37 70 North Elk Stred Wedding Air Force. Mark af- MTueluy. CPA - 872-3730 Sandurky, MI 48471 April 20 ternoon guests of Mr. and surprise shower for Cather- J.r 8.mhudl.CPA - 673-3137 PhoMOllkr(31 3) Hwrr: 648-4733 Announcements Mozden is the son of Mar- ****** Mrs. Allen Farrelly. ine Melnik and Emil Heck at 715 E. Frank St., Cero, MI A seminar on how to cia A. and Ronald I. Mozden ad Mon., furl., Thurr., Frl. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow the home of Mr. and Mrs. Only and handle sensitive situations of 1520 N. Kingston Road, 6261 Church 8. QloS~Appolntment GREENLEAF of Bad Axe were Friday Archie Guigar Sunday after- Cau City, MI Aftor HwnCmlt will be held from 7 to 10p.m. Deford. (313)*3770 In vita tions EXTENSION overnight guests of Mr. and noon. phonr 172488 ,e I at the Activity Center, He is a 1988 graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Huron Community Fair- Mrs. Jim Hewitt and spent .. . Deford Christian Academy. The Greenleaf Extension Saturday in Saginaw. Harold 7. Donahue .I * grounds, April 20. The airman left for Castle Cleland,land, Mr. Edwardand MS. SoudenJerry Sponsored by the Huron group met at the home of Edanna Sweeney visited Air Force Base in California Mrs. Curtis Cleland for a Mrs. Earl Schenk Wednes- and Mr. and Mrs. Art Battel M.D., A.A.F.P. County Cooperative Exten- Feb. 17 after spending leave potluck luncheon at noon. day. went to the Collon Funeral 4674 Hill Street sion . service, the seminar with his parents. Home in Caro to pay re- cass City will focus on areas such as The business meeting was Brenda Tyrrell of Bay City Cass City, MI 48726 opened by Mrs. Evans Gib- spent the weekend with spects to Elizabeth Spencer. OftLcr072-2323 burnweokdayr improving communication Kathryn Tyrrell. and Mrs. Gibbard and listening skills, dealing bard by reciting the Pledge Mr. Dan rxcrpt Thurrday Free Subscript ion Mr. and Mrs. Jim and family, Mr. and Mrs. with conflict, developing of Allegiance and The Doerr, COUNSELING with Each Order Mrs. Joe -Watson, Anna Dan Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. ~ ~~ ___ cooperation and influencing Fritz, Mrs. Lynn Hurford, Greg Moore and family, Catalogs loaned others. Baptist ladies Mrs.Debbie Siebel and , DO YOU HAVE A Reservations, due by April Tom Talaski, Mr. and Mrs. DRINKING PROBLEM? overnight. 14;and additional informa- The Amazon is too wide at David, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Evans Gibbard and Kim ALCOHOL= ANONYMOUS many points for a person Hanby, Mr. and Mrs. Don were Saturday evening Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. tion are available by calling AND AL-ANON 0-12 a.m. and 28 p.m. on one bank to see the op- schedule events Hanby, Lon and Greg, Mr.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ewy Friday Ewning * 8.W p.m. The Chronicle Sal., 9-12 a.m. the extension office at 269- posite shore. and Mrs. Cleland and Gedert and family for cake Good SmrdLutheran Church 9949. Curtis ALCOHOUCS ANONYMOUS 21 N. Akmr, kro, Mleh. The Ladies’ Missionary Mi. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson and ice cream in honor of St. ‘fudayPancrath Ewnings Pahh Hall 8$Xl Busmml p.m AcroufromKu~O Circle of First Baptist were among those who at- Danielle Gedert’s 11th tended, the funeral of Eliza- birthday. Cur Cky Phon+ Car0 6734464 Church scheduled a tea to I’ , NOTICE OF APPLICATION have been held Tuesday af- beth Spencer at the Collon Visitors last week at the ternoon. Honored guests *Funeral Home in Car0 home of Mr. and Mrs. John include Mrs. Janet Moody, Monday. Walker were Agnes Martin, Richard A. Hall, 0.0. h‘ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- Kim Walker, Rick Peter, Os1wpathk Physidan jr FOR MERGER OF BANKS Togo, W. Africa, Elaine L II son, Chris and Tracy were John Walker and Laura 4674 Hill St. McCauley, I Continental Chemical Bank Bay Area, 213 Center Avenue,’Bay City, Michigan 48707 intends to Thursday evening guests of Blett. cas8 city, Mldllgan :. Baptist Mission, and Donna compr~ve0rthodorrlicl 872-4446 -1 apply the Federal Reserve Board for permission merge with The Peoples State Mr. and Mrs. Philip Robin- to tn Anders, Baptist Children’s Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena 6240 Hill, Cess City ~87~725-0724762 (., Bank of Caro, 171 N. State Street, Caro, Michigan 48723; Huron County Bank, 112 Home and Family Service, son and family in Cass City. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Recor visited Mrs. Bill Jackson Phow 872-3870 N. Huron Avenue, Harbor Beach, Michigan 4844 l; and The Cas City State Bank, Mrs, Jean Ewald was chair- and Leslie Hewitt at 4 Sea- ~ man of the eCrent. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland 6363 Main Street, Cass City, Michigan 48726. The Federal Reservc considers a were Sunday guests of sons Health Care Center at HEALTH CARE Eighteen attended the Bad Axe Wednesday after- Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. number of factors in deciding on whether to approve the application, including thc Mr.and Mrs. Jim Doerr and Surgeon Monday, March 6, meeting noon, IMMEDIATE record of performance! of banks we own in helping to meet local credit needs. of the group and Mrs. Ros- Jeff. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar Born to Mr. and Mrs. Greg NON-EMERGENCY Speclallst In Stomach ella Kretzschmer had devo- Geesey of Millington, a 6- and Bowel Problems tions. A prayer circle was spent from Friday till Mon- HEALTH CARE You are invited to submit comments in writing on this application to the Federal day with Mr. and Mrs. Lee pound, 8-ounce daughter, held and letters read from Alexa Kristen, at Saginaw $25 fee 9 a.m, to 5 p.m. Dally Reserve Bank of Chicago, P. 0. Box 834, Chicago, IL The comment period Robinson and daughters at Saturday-9 to 12 noon 60690. missionariek Towels and General Hospital in Febru- hekrdno *Waf- will not end before April 6, 1989,,and may be somewhat longer. The Board’s washcloths were brought for Homer. urdewcroom. Closed Thursday Mrs. Louis Naples came ary. Grandparents are procedures for processing applicationsmay be found at 12C.F.R. Part 262 (as revised, the missionary closet. Wilford Geesey of Milling- No Appdntment N&wsary 6230 Hospital Drive A mother-daughter ban- home Monday after spend- p.m. Frldry.. Cass City, MI 48726 Press Release (January 3 1, 1984), 49 Federa 1 Reeistec 5603 (February 14, 1984)). ton, PatriciZGeesey of vas- 2-30 p.m Suurdryr quet, set for May 11, was ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. Phone 872-4611 Procedures for processing protested applications may be found at 12 C.F.R. Section Danny Wietek in Detroit. sar, Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn A. 1O:Qo m.m. p.m. Wy discussed. A reminder was Hartwick of Millington and Home 072-3130 262.25 (1984). To obtain a copy of the Board’s procedures, or if you need more issued of the Eastern Michi- While there, Ws. Naples HILLS AND DALES visited her brother, William Mr, and Mrs. Raymond A. HOSPITAL information about how to submit your comments on the application, contact Alicia gan Women’s Missionary Waggoner of Vassar. Great- Fellowship of Regular Bap- Hancock, at St. John’s Hos- *I Williams, Community Affairs Officer, (312) 322-5910. The Federal Reserve will pital. grandparents are Mrs. Eliza- tist Churches to be held &‘ + consider your comments and any request for a public meeting or formal hearing on The Holbrook Helpers 4-H beth Geesey of Millington, HOME CARE Dr. E. Paul Lockwood April 7-8. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Chiropractic Physician - the application if they are received by the Reserve Bank on or before the last date of dUHB’ARCA Darlene Hull, missionary knitting group met Thursday Hartwick of Cass City and Oflk@Ham: Mon., TU@&,Wed., 1 the comment period. in Peru, will be guest after school at the home of Mrs. Elgin (Aleta) Wills. HOME CAM AGtWCY Frl. 912 noon urd 2-5 p.m. speaker at the group’s next Clorod: Thurrday urd Saturday Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Joining Alexa at home are a Phons872=2765Cars , meeting. Mrs. George Jackson spent brother, Steven, 9, and a City for Appolntmant . HaStesses were Kathleen last week with Mr. and Mrs. sister, Quinn, 2 1/2. Hartwick and Jean Fisher. George Jackson Jr. at Ox- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt NOTICE OF APPLICATION Beatrlx G. Martin, M.D. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Internal Medidne FOR MERGER QF BANK. 4672 Hill St. FOR PERMISSION TO INSURANCE Cass City, MI HOLDING COMPANIES AND - Allen Wltharspoon Phone 872-4331 N.wr ww Ufr CONSOLIDATE NEL LirW Fund ’ OFFICE HOURS: ACQUISITION OF A BANK NEL EqrjyFud Mort.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Notice is hereby given that Chemical Bank Bay Area,213 Center Avenue, Bay City, NEL mFud Saturday 8 a.m.-Noon Mwwy-w BY A BANK HOLDING Michigan 48708 has made application with the Commissioner of the Michigan Phom 872-2321 Accmptlng New Patlenlm Financial Institutions Bureau for permission to consolidate, with The Peoples State 4615 Oak Cass city ___ Bank of Caro, 171 N. State Street, Caro, Michigan 48723; Huron County Bank, 112 OPTOMETRIST COMPANY N. Huron Avenue, Harbor Beach, Michigan 48441, and The Cass City State Bank, I Y. Yun, M.D. Chemical Financial corporation, 333 E. Main Strwt, Midland, Michigan 48640 6363 Main Street, Cass City, Michigan 48726 into a single bank,.pursuant to Section N. Dr. David B’atrer Phyrlchn & Surgeon intends to apply to the Federal Reserve Board for permission to merge with another 125 of the Michigan banking code of 1969, as amended, MCLA 487.425, with the Optometrist Ofil60 Hourr: bank holding company and to acquire a bank. We intend to acquire control of resulting bank to operate under the charter, bylaws, and name of Chemical Bank Bay Mon.-Frl. - 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Community Financial Corporation, a bank holding company, locatcd at 112 N. Area to be located at 213 Center Avenue, Bay City, Michigan 48708. The applica- 4624 Hill St. I Sat.6232 - Hoapltal 9 a.m. 12 Orlve p.m, CassCity .# Huron Avenue, Harbor Beach, Michigan 4844 1; and to acquire The Cass City State tion was accepted for filing by the Financial Institutions Bureau on March 6,1989. .. I

1 I. Bank, a bank located at 6363 Main Street, Cass City, Michigan 48726. The Federal Office Hours: Cmam Clty Offlcm Reserve considers a number of factors in deciding whether to approve the applica- Any person who desires to protest the application must, pursuant to section 30 of the 9:OO-4:30 872-4733 Moo.-Fri., Res. 072-4257

tion, including the record of performance of banks we own in helping to meet local banking code of 1969,as amended, MCLA487.330; MSA 23.710(30), file a written 872-3404 I

credit needs. notice of protest with the Commissioner of the Financial Institutions Bureau, P.O. - ~ Box 30224 (206 East Michigan Avenue, Grandview Plaza, Fifth Floor), Lansing, Or. G. W. McNlven You are invited to submit comments in writing on this application to the Federal Michigan, 48909, and with the Applicant not later-than April 3, 1989. Dr. R. R. Watson Reserve Chicago, P. 0. Box 834, Chicago, IL 60690. The comment period oprmtrlsrs Bank of Prlnury VIdon Centu P.C. COMPANION ANIMAL L; will not end before April 6, 1989, and may be somewhat longer. The Board’s The application is on file with the Commissioner and may be inspected duhgregu- as(#E.MJn.krcHy H 0 S PlTAL 8724374 0724376 procedures for processing applications may be found at 12 C.F,R. Part 262 (as lar business hours. or 4438 S, Seeger SI. Houn: Monday thru Cass City - Phone 872-2255 *, ,” revised, Press Release (January 3 1, 1984), 49 &&id Re? ister 5603 (February 14, Friday 9-5 -’ Rod Ellla, D.V.M. ’ Special 1984)).Proced$es for processing protested applications may be found at 12 C.F.R. This notice is published pursuant to %tion 3bof the banking code of 1969, as Cmrol Gmlkm=Elllr, D.V.M. Appointments Avallablm .. L Section 262.25 (1984). To obtain a copy of the Board’s procedures, or if you need amended,being section487.330oftheMichiganCompiledLaws;asamended by Act L. ~- , more inforhation about how to submit your comments on the application, contact No. 524 of the Public Acts of 1978, whiah sets forth the procedures for processing Alicia Williams, Community AffairsOfficer, (312) 322-5910. The Federal Reserve applications and the manner in which protests may be made. This space could

, will consider your comments and any request for a public meeting or formal hearing * be yours for on the application if they are received by the Reserve Bank on or before the last date BY: Gerald A. Barber, Piesident as little as $1.75 of the comment period. The Cass City State Bank per week. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1989 PAGE FIVE Milligan recalls -memorable Ag. Leadership Program tour It was billed as a Michigan up-to-date. group enjoyed excellent impressed by the antiquity Agricultural Leadership two-thirds of the cost, but There are differences, of weather. It was unusually and the construction of the participants$3,000, spread overstill 2 years,paid Program and it was a fabu- course. At least once a year warm, they were told, Farm- ancient landmarks of Rome lous 3-week tour in Yugo- farmers there plow about 2 ers visited were cornplain- and awed by the talent to take the trip. slavia, Italy and Spain, but feet deep. Perhaps because ing abut the meweather shown by Michelangelo in Dave Milligan, Cass City, of the language barrier, conditions that farmers here the Sistine Chapel. The group chosen was said on returning that he Milligan was unable to de- suffered with. It was hot and The Alps were crossed on selected after a careful would have liked it to be a termine why it was consid- dry. Maybe there is some- a rare sunny day and Milli- weeding out process that little less tour and little more ered necessary. thing to the “Greenhouse gan still marvels at the pano- included filling out the ap- agricultural. But farm similarities were effect,” Milligan said ramic view the trip that day plication and submitting to 2 Milligan, Elkland Town- much more prevalent than wryly. afforded. interviews to secure mem- ship Supervisor and -well- differences. Equipment One advantage of the tour bers that would continue to known member of the farm included some well-known TRIP HIGHLIGHTS was that crossing the border assume a leadership role in community, was oneof 33 names, such as John Deere, was far easier than expected. the various communities. selectkd for the program and there were other farm The group spent perhaps The bags werc ncver opened under the sponsorship of tmls with different names two-thirds of the time in cit- Although there are obvi- or inspected. The worst that ous differences in the cul- various organizations inter- that appeared to be the Same ies. Since the tour was ar- happened was a selected few ested in farming and Michi- as those used on Tuscola ranged by a travel agency, I tures, in one way the group were asked questions about was never far from home. gan State University. Others County farms. guess that was to be ex- what was in their bags. from the area were Julia Mae The tour was held the first pected, Milligan explained. Support of intere&d or- Coke and McDonald’s Heilig, Ubly; Margo Do- 3 weeks in February and the Like most guests he was ganizations paid for about were everywhere. nahue, Unionville, and Mi- chael Findlay, Caro. One of the things that Milligan would like to see is more advance pteparation to foster more one on one ex- changes with persons in the areas visited. With the language barrier it’s hard to find a way to discuss problems and solu- tions in the limited time available, Milligan be- lieves. DAVE MILLIGAN DISPLAYS 3 cassettes of slides taken Still Milligan came away od a 3-week Leadership Development Program. He will be with definite opinions about the agricultural communi- showing them to various organizations in the weeks ahead. ties in the countries visited. YIJGOSLAVIA

When it comes to farming, Yugoslavia is 25 years be- hind the times, Milligan believes, as he showed a slide picturing corn shocks to illustrate. Shocking corn, 1 -- - -- of course, has long since ’STOREz\ OPEN $ AlthoughGTEplansa$13 been abandoned in this 84 nillion -telephone service country. improvementand expansion It ’is a country of contrasts. vogram for eastern Michi- The Cass City farmer has a gan, none is scheduled in the picture of a trailer loaded Zass City area. with a couple of bags of fer- Two digital switches being tilizer being hauled with a s’*Tape Rental 25 installed in North Branch Mercedes Benz automobile. Z But luxury cars are few .-Ill -I # andEmmett will bring better a telephone service to cus- and far between. Cars that are available are small as are u1n London tomers served by the two ’ exchanges, Davison District most farms except for giant 2 Homogenized Manager Kevin Hammer co-operatives run by the said. state, Milligan observed. THIRTY-THREE PERSONS from this group were selected for the ‘Leadership He also observed that The switches, which trans- Yugoslavia has much pollu- Development Program tour that was held in February. Among them are 4 from the mit conversations as digital tion trouble. Vienna, Aus- Cass City area. pulses, will provide for more tria, is clean, but the air is efficient handling of cus- polluted and travelling in tomer calls and offer a wider Yugoslavia the farther into range of service and mainte- the country you get the Area pupils perform with honor band nance features. These in- worse the pollution and the clude such custom calling dirt becomes. Some 33 high schools, in- of Michigan-Flint. ors Band, said. “We try and meaningful, as well as chal- services as call forwarding, The thing is that the people cludinp:2 area schwls. were The are,a students and their provide pieces . that are lenging.” FREE three-way calling, call wait- don’tseem tocare. They just represinted Sunday i;l the instruments are Anna Peter, ing and speed calling. seem to take everything day 12th annual High School flute, of Kingston, and Kar- Hammer also disclosed by day without a worry, Honors Band/Symphonic lene Grifka, clarinet, of POPCORN that GTE is planning to in- Milligan says. The apparent Band concert performed in Ubly. stall 177 miles of fiber optic tranquility hasn’t length- the theatre of the University More than 100 students, all cable in Michigan this year. ened the life span as resi- nominated by individual The cable enables voices to dents of the country have a high school directors, per- Fri. thru Thurs. March 17 - 23 travel at the speed of light much shorter life expec- formed a variety of music and is immune to electrical tancy than persons here. selected to showcase the TOM HANKSB interference, lightning and talent of the young musi- “cross talk.” “GTE will be ITALY-SPAIN cians. The studenp were He’s a man of peace in a savage land placing over 58 miles of The Bell X-1 was the fir; introduced to the pieces Subuhia. fikr optic cable in central plane to officially exceed Things were different in the speed of sound. It was Saturday, practiced and eastern Michigan,’’ Italy and Spain on the agri- throughout the day, and re- Hammer said. Approxi- flown on October 14, Black Eagle cultural front. We can’t 1947 by Major Charles E. turned tothecampusSunday mately 17 miles of that total teach them a whole lot, Yaager. The plane was to perform the concert for will installed in the North A comedy about one nice who got Fish Called Wanda be Milligan feels. Their farm ni c k n arn? d ”G Iamorous family, friends and the gen- guy Midnight Run Branch area, The cable will practices are modern and G lennis. I eral public. pushed too far. extend from North Branch to gpIMIUC *-maw-- AIMv0SlElEA9 “The whole idea is to give ~. - Big Blue Die Hard Columbiaville and will the students an experience in Fri.-Sat. 7:30-9:30Sun. 3:OO-505-7:25 Poltergeist 111 carry local as well as long a setting that is different distance calls. from their high school Mon. thru Thurs. shown at 7:30 only Big Business “We are also plaquing to band,” Gary Owens, con- Iron Eagle 2 complete work oil i3, numkr ductor of the UM-Flint NEXT: Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure of other cable projectsln the ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 9n1j Symphonic Band and Hon- district this year,” Hammer said. “Sixteen of these will Academy Award Nominee cost in excess of $75,000 Harrison Ford & Sigourney Weaver each.” The projects in this FESTIVAL ’89 area will be located in Qavi- “WORKING GIRL” son, Imlay City, Jeddc, During Delta Broadcasting’s u NO DEPOSIT North Branch, Richmmd Thursday is “Bargain Nite” Festival and White Lake. ‘89. TAPE PLAYER RENTAL GTE’s $13 millim service STARTS FRIDAY Mar. 17,18,19 & 23 March 4 - 19 improvement plan for 1’389 All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 pledge your support to programming +a NOMEMBERSHIPFEE 2 follows on the heels of 4 $ i 2 z I- million program. “Last Saturday 7:3Q & 9:20 on WUCM-lV 19 and WUCX-lV 35 z year’s improvements were Bungling COMING ATTRACTIONS aUJ He’s A Detective LLI particularly significant to n u Call e our customers in Colum- 1-800-96.8-1935 I-< Punchl i n e U biaville where ,we placed I I- into service a digital elec- Crocodile Dundee ll I a tronic central ,office to I-z 3 handle calls,” Hammer LU Big Machine z noted. DELTA BROADCASTING a UI ?.* OISNEY MOVIES a Lu Feared yet fragile q WILDLIFE AND HUNTING TAPES \ LL 5 Complete set of World at War (W.W.ll)l Vlctory at Sea 3 The great white,shark is W.W.ll)l and Ten Thousand Day War (Vietnam). I pcrhaps the most respected $TAPE RENTAL - TAPE RENTAL - TAPE RENTAI~and feared animal below the waves. Butthegreatwhiteis also a fragile animal. Inter- national Wildlife magazine reports that sharks captured for research live only a few Chronicle’s Classified Ads- days in captivity, Biologists believe that keeping the ani- mals in a confined area may be killing them. Soon: “TWINS” & “RAIN MAN” PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MARCH 15,1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Bowl-a-t hon 1 i- scheduled Cam City Bowling Leagues The Tuscola County Big Brother@@ Sisters fifth F annual “Bowl For Kid’s SUNDAY DIRW w,D. -her 245. High Game: V. Auslan- Men’s High Series: J. Sake Bowling Challenge,’ YlrrL lwlo Series: C~SS der LEAGUE High Series: P. Harmer has been scheduled far 1 7 S, Tm 172. Howard 627: D. Kilbourn March 9,1989 to Jr. 664. P. McIntosh-. 651.__- Cit IGA 1857. Hi@ Team Series: 593, D. Wright 571. J. p.m. March 18 at the Bren- Madcrrrbsn 18 xlf.*Tm &me: Chemical Bank 1654. l6 Zawilhski597, C. BeUew 611, T. 568, Comment R. Pat- twdin Caro. Men’s High Game: J. Cass City Sports Dm Erh Fd 15 City GA710. High Team Game: Howard C. Walsh Miller’s Chicks ”be fund raiser 256, 229, era Custard 555. challenges No Problem 15 Chemical Bank 596. K. Frappart 209. IGA Foodliner 12%l4 561, R. local citizens to bowl and Poor Excuses --14 TUSCOLA Women’s High Series: S. Caro Chiropractic 12 collect pledges for the kne- Woodchoppers 11 Gm ~EXWERs‘‘A” HOLY RO- Howard Rabideau Kritzman’s 12 ~ghGames: P. Harmer . 4-69,T. fit of the local Big Brothers/ -It 10 Feb. 96, 1989 461. Clean Up Crew 10 Jr. 257-214 and P. McIntosh Word Country Grw. 8 Blue Water Harvestor Big Si- program, which 21 Women’s High Games: S. Kelly & Co. Realty CJI~ 257, J. Zawilinski 247, T. 8 Doaker’sRoShop #) TheFour&asons mcs children from primar- Team Chaos 18 Howard 201, J. Davidson Cam City State Bank g Comment 215, R. Patera ily single-parent families by 4-pun 8 MillerEggs 18 Readyfieddim 16 197. Croft-Clara Lumber 8 212, M. Zawilinski 212. Ks&zs D&FSi Folly providing a one-to-one 7 17 Moose’s 14 High Team Series: &bczak&nstruction 6% ’ Good-Guys & Tim 7 LaFavegl 16 Dave Hall Inc. 13 #Ones 1w. Konrad’s Bakerv 6 friendship with an adult vol- Back-Street Tanning Martin Sugar Makers unteer. 5 El=. 14 13 High Team Game: B.A. Calka 14 M & G’s 12 #Ones 798. The organization needs to Men’s High Series: R, J.J.~rinkrnan 12 EasyDoesIt 12 raise more than $15,000 to Zinnacker 513. Kermit’s Krvghers 11 Sandbaggers 11 CHARMONT LADIES continue its efforts to recnrit Men’s High Games: D. Charmont 11 TheX’s 11 volunteers and to provide Erla #18, C. Russell m. E8-h 7 Schott’a Accounting 11 High B. Vanderpoel Cableettes 16 professional staff to screen, Women’s Series: IlucUg 7 Re-Racks 8 Veronica’s 14 KilbaUll502. Auctioners match and monitor program WomenIBHighGame: P. Hi Series: M. Weltin 5 Cass City State Bank 13 participants. Live Wires 12 Zinnecker 200. 649, PhIih 610, E. SChUlZ Men’s High Series: N, Thumb Nat’l Bank 11% Details and entry forms are Hi Team Series: Mad 5% s. Hammett 612, D.Mil- Willy 667, K. Schott &IO. available at the Big Broth- Charmont 10 Cras r2348. ler ax, M. LUtz 616, p. Men’s High Games: N. Anthony’s Pty. Shoppe 9% er@ ig Sisters office, 129 E, High Team Game: Ks & Harmer Jr. 636, c. Bekw Willy 278, K. Schott 244, C. Burnside St., Caro, or call Colony House 9 zs 825. 575, F. Kopal589. Comment 213. ServiStar 8 673-6996. High Games: P. Harmer Women’s High Series: S. Board Chrysler-Ply- THURSDAY NITE Jr. 258, Me Weltin Burke TRIO 217-256, 467. mouth-Dodge 6 Organic Growers March 9, 1989 s. Miller 218, L. Tracy 244, Women’s High Game: S. Pizza Villa 6 J. Zawilinski 222, S. Ham- Burke 213. Truemner Salvage 5 to meet Thursday Cass City ICA 16 mett 235-215,D. Miller 225- High Team &ries: Nelesco 12 222, E. 236, M.Lutz Schott’s Accounting 1974. High Team Series: Ver- Croft-Clara 12 236, F. Kopal232. High Team Game: onica’s 3050. The Thumb Area Chapter Anthon ’s Pty. Store 12 High Team Series: Miller Moose’s Folly 713. High Team Game: Ver- of the Organic Growers of Scott CgevyOlds 12 Eggs2919. onica’s 1047. Michigan will hold its Rolling Hills io High Team Game: FRIDAY NIGHT High Series: E. Romain Jacques Seeds 10 baker’s Pro Shop 1Ooo. MIXED DOUBLES monthly meeting in Cas March 10, 1989 594, L. Yost 555, M. Moore City Thursday, March 16. Northon Const 526, R. Leyva 527, B. Kil- Kilbourn Tech 108 TUESDAY AFTERNOON #Ones bourn 510, F. Witherspoon A-slide show on French Spaulding Bldg. 7 LADIES’LEAGUE Team #4 59 Intensive Gardening tech- 504, J. Lapp 545. Quaker Maid March 7, 1989 56 High Games: E. Romain niques will be presented, Kilbourn Service 6 Bee Gee’s 51 5 Dream Team 228, J. Lapp 205, R. Leyva followed by a short business Georgine’s 49 190, B. Kilbourp 187, V. Pat- meeting. High Series: D. O’Dell WWI i: Terra 49 21 Magnetek Control era 190, P. McIntosh 177, N. Directions in Cass City are 677, K. Anthony 595, D. ChemicalBank 48 Davis 178, K. Holm 184, L. to follow Hospital Drive and Smith 593, D. Beecher 614, Get Away Girls Cass City VFW 46 Beachy 178,F. Witherspoon look for OGM sign at 4797 R. Root 578. Country Gals ;: The Restless Ones 40 171, L. Yost 191, M.Moore High Games: D. O’Dell Charm~~tBoozers 17 TheFamily 32 180, J. LaRoche C. Mel- Hospital Drive. Davidson Friday Night Hopefulls 32 171, For more information, call 267-213,D. 215, B. lendorf 182, C. Davidson Rudich 211, K. Anthony 223, High Series: V. Auslan- Raisers 32 187. (313) 688-3491. B. Mchchlan 236, D.Smith der 451. Bye 10 THURSDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE March 9, 1989 Test drive a ‘recliner Rosie’s Roses 30 LA-2-BOY 28’/2 Fort’s Deford Country Store 28 Pin Pals 25 ‘/z 225-216,R. Custard 222, G. mmmand you could drive away Sal’s Country Clipper 24 Robinson 222-214-214, M. in 1989 Chrysler New Yorker! A.I.D.E.S. 21 Lutz 220, G. Mathewson 218, IthePaINT STORE! a High Games: B. Watson 224-192-189,L. Kretzschmer Nicholas 211, L. O’Harris I PUT I 201-197,L. YOSt 184-183,E. 211. i Butler 181. High Series: B. Watson MERCHANTS’ “B” 605, L. Yost 543, L. Kret- March 8, 1989 [WANT ADS zschmer 527. High Team Game : Fort’s Jaycees ‘TO WORK FOR YOU . 654.High Team Series: Fort’s Cass Tavern 5 Baker 71 B. “Eagle” 1874. Warju Flooring The Recllna-Rocker@Recliner or Waibro 4:I RecIina-Way@Wall Recliner NIGHT OWLS Cass City Sports March 8, 1989 Charmont Cass City Chronicle Transitional style with rolled- D & D Construction over back and pillow arms. Lush Boys 25 Phone 872-2010 Pros 24 King Pins 20 I Walbro 19 High Series: B. Kings- land 604, J. Schwartz 577, M. Parrish 533, G. Suzor 527. High Games: B. Kings- land 215, J. Schwartz 204- Suzor 205. Test a La-Z-Boymrecliner and you’ll you a chance to sit in style on the road, 202, G. feel good about the styles, the comfort too. Come see us this week. You could High Team Series: Pros and something more. Because, we’ll give 1616. drive home more than a bargain! High Team Game: Pros is Double Print Day 564. Always at Wood’s C. “Garfield ” Reclina-Rocker@Recliner or Bowler of ReclIna-Way@Wall Recliner LOW PRICES on. Film Processing Plush transitional with bold the week EVERYDAY.... Kodak Film Discount Priced arms, contoured headrest. $29gg5 The Thumb Area A. “The Baron ‘I Women’B Bowling Associa- Reclina-Rocker‘ Recliner or tion Bowler of the Week for Rscllna-Way ‘ Wall Recliner Feb. 19-25 is Barb Erla with EASTER VALUES Elegant transitional recliner features a deeply-tuftedback with headrest, a 614 actual series. padded arms and deep seat cushion. She bowled as a substitute for the team of Kritwnan’s on the Thursday Night Mer- and chanette League at Char- mont Lanes, Cass City. Other 550 and higher series bowled were: Grace Hearsch, 604, Bad Axe ‘Dollar Days Sale 1 Lanes; Ethel Gunden, 588, Pigeon Lanes; Judy D. 44~1s~” Lackowski 587, Bad Axe Now at ReclIna-Rokker@Recliner or Lanes; Dody Yahn, 585, Reclina-Way@Wall Recliner Pigeon Lanes; Pam Corco- 1 Deep-cushioned transitional. ran, 572, Charmont, Cass Padded arms. headrest back. City; Vinventa Meyer, 562, OLD WOOD PHARM.ACYI Blue Water Lanes, Harbor Beach; Debbie Tetreau, 558, Almac, Bad Axe; Mil- Your Dollar Buvs More At lie Kozfkay, 557, Blue Wa- ter hes, Harbr Beach; Norma Rabideau, 555, Charmont, Cass City; Your Store Jeanne Poisson, 555,Pigeon Lanes, and Betty Mazure, 550, Bad Axe Lanes. 2 !* c ~ +.> , CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1989 PAGE SEVEN ...... Women’s Club ...... Gagetown Area News Gen Kehoe to sponsor &..>p,* ‘:Ia. Phone 665-2221 blood drive Down Memory Lane 1 From the files of the Chronicle period followed until 1:OO addpted grandmother of The Owendale Women’s p.m. The program was re- Anthony and Lily kiter- Club hosted 20 children, the peated in the evening. man and Tara McKellar is children, grandchildren or neighbors of club members METHODIST WOMEN Mrs. McKellar’s grand- daughter. . Monday. evening in the The guests sat in for Owendale High School li- FIVE YEARS AGO Wednesday. Mrs. Don &Long were in The March meeting of the school work with the chil- Kathy Jo Burrows of Lansing Saturday and Sun- ;:.- Elma Miklovich and United Methodist Women brary. Wednesday, March 8, In- took place Wednesday at dren, took part in a balloon They enjoyed a clown Damage has been esti- Gagetown, a senior major- day to attend a meeting for 4- U.!: Helen Stock attended the : ternational Women’s Day, the home of Mrs. Fred launch, rode the school bus presentation by Dave Lewis mated at $50,000 to the ing in special education, has H leaders at Kellogg Center. *: * county-wide council meet- Sister Nancy Ayotte, No- to the chapel for a short ser- house and $25,000 to the been initiated into the Cen- Forty attended the Ameri- ing of the Michigan Associ- McKellar. Five members vice, and were guests at of Casevillc. reen Helwig and Gen Kehoe and one guest attended. Treats of cookies, brown- contents of the home of Ray tral Michigan University can Legion Auxiliary meet- ’p‘ * :ation of Extension attended a Diocesan meet- Marge Karr gave the les- dinner in the church hall. Zagorski on Mushroom chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, a ing Monday evening in the I ies and punch were served . , ,Homemakers in Car0 Wed- ing at St. John Viannery The dinner featured a deco- national scholastic society. son, “I Am the Resurrec- rated grandparents’ cake following the program. Road, which was destroyed Legion hall. The meeting Church in Saginaw. A film, tion and the Life.” A period The ladies signed up for the by frre early Sunday. Damage was estimated at opened. with the presenta- “Killing Me SQftly” was of fellowship followed and and the festivities lasted from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. work schedule for the annual Earl Longuski, village $3,000 Saturday morning at tion of colors by Lucille shown, narrated by Jean the hostess served refresh- ****** a frre in a chimney of a home Kilbourne Ed.D. It de- club sponsored blood drive president of Ubly for 8 Olsowy and prayer by the for new mem- ments. years, was easily elected to on E. Cass City Road. chaplain, Esther Buehrly, scribed the effects of sexist ****** STUDY CLUB to be held in the Owendale advertising on self-image. school cafeteria Monday, another two-year term Mon- Owner of the home is Harolq Ann and Mary Lenhard Sorenson. The program began at 11 :00 of Saginaw each spent a day The Gagetown Women’s March 20, from 2-6 p.m. 35 YEARS AGO a.m. and a discussion last week with their pa- The April meeting will be a With only mild objections The North Elmwood Farm Study Club met Monday Bureau group met Feb. 26 at rents, Bill and Shirley evening, March 6, at the mystery night planned by from Dr. E. Paul Lockwood, the Cass City School Board the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Ann MacTavish, Lenhard, Ann Tuesday, and home of Jackie Goodell. Six Barbara McCallum and Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Thursday. members and one guest, Hughes. Monday approved raises of Ken Hofrneister with 9 Elma Miklovich visited Johanna Miklovich, at- 5 percent for non-union members attending. The James MacTavish of Cass City, was one of 42 student her Son and family, the tended. employees at the school. Dr. discussion was on farm Robert Hauks of Donahue Plans for the June outing Spring horse Lockwood’s concern was safety. The April meeting nurses at the Grace Hospital School of Nursing in Detroit Beach. to the Japanese Tea House that the raises were uniform will be with Mr. and Mrs. Marian and Eugene Com- in Saginaw were discussed and said *at merit increases David Loomis. who received their caps at a ment left Thursday to with Eleanor in cbarge of fair slated should be considered. ceremony Monday. spend a few weeks visiting reservations. Russell Foy’ has been Kathy and George Charles In the absence of the Sandra A. Novak, daughter 25 YEARS AGO A 4-H Spring Horse Fair of Mrs. Helen Noyak of Cass named to the Thumb B All- in Georgia, Ray and Ginny scheduled guest speaker, Conference basketball team Comment in Florida and Elma Miklovich gave a will be held Saturday from City, will be traveling to Wayne “Speed” Wilson Wile and Sherry Wood- paper on nutrition and a 10 a.m. to 4 p.p at the Chicago, Ill., this summer to annQuncedthis week that he as a guard. wadand Jodi in Texas. video was shown, “Water- Sanilac County Conference attend a missions program of has accepted an offer to Pvt. Gerald A. Prieskorn Arthur Fischer, 86, of proof Your Family,” giving Room, 37 Austin St., San- Oral Roberts University, coach at the new Essexville recently completed basic Bridgeport died last week survival strategies and dusky. Tulsa, Okla. Miss Novak, a High School and has re- training with a unit of the 6th at St. Mary’s Hospital, water safety tips. Participants can check the Cass City High School signed as athletic director in Armored Division. Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. “Horse for Sale” bulletin graduate, is studying ele- Cass City. Elfriede Annamarie Koepf Floyd Ziehm of Owendale board and view an indoor mentary education. Miss Virginia Perry was a of Cass City was among 5 and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Owen-Gage county persons to apply for Ziehm attended the funeral video clinic featuring show- member of a group of stu- manship, English riding, TEN YEARS AGO dents from Ferris State Col- naturalization papers this in Bridgeport Friday. week. Mr. and Mrs. Arnie School menu Western riding, reining and lege of Big Rapids who Nimtz and Cary and Gloria much more. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Root spent 4 days last week in Five new members of the Cass City Lions Club are: McKellar, all of Sebewaing, MARCH 20-23 . Models demonstrating and children, Barbara and Chicago. While there they were dinner guests of Mary proper attire for various Roger, flew to California stayed at the McCormick Harry Bohnsack, Archie Hicks, Ed Golding Jr., Dick McKellar last Friday even- MONDAY horse show classes also will Sunday to visit Disneyland. Theological Center. ing. Mr. and Mrs. Nimtz re- be shown. They returned home Clarince Merchant and Erla and Harold Craig. turned recently after visit- ing their son in Escondido, Chili Calif. ‘ Crackers 1989 Mrs. Gerry Carolan ac- Salad Bar spring companied her son, Gary Dessert Carolan of Marlette, Satur- day to visit Phyl and Skip TUESDAY Comers in LaBelle, Fla., Spdqg feelsgreat and we ’re ready! and Les and Mabel Clark in Meatballs/Mushroom or Fort Lauderdale. Shelly and John Tomato Sauce “Chic Sport ”for spring-summerhas Gun rotting in andit hubgreat! Donaldson of Huntington Mashed Potatoes Woods were guests of Ila Salad Bar %ere shorts, knee sh&, s@rts, and Leo Seurynck on the Pudding are severaldiflerent pants, camp weekend. The monthly group WEDNESDAY shirts andcrop tops. breakfast at Grady’s Vil- lage Coffee Sbop was post- Assorted Sandwiches All this in seven fscwus summer colbrs - Teach,si ‘4 mint,* pink aqua, poned from the second Vegetable I* *. Thursday to the third Salad Bar soli Thursday for March only. Fruit yeubW, 61ac&& white - andst~phj- &any ways to com6ine Jim Helwig of Midland spent the weekend with his thepieces wardro6e stretching. mother, Mrs. Velma Hel- THURSDAY for wig. Mrs. Frank (Berylel Chicken Nuggets %is year ‘chic Sport” tho comes in ulqmen’s sues 18‘MI - 26‘MI as Rocheleau of Car0 is a pa- Corn tient in the Intensive Care Salad Bar wellas jr,Missey sizes. Many item tzt no increase in price. Unit at Saginaw General Fruit Hospital after suffering a you ’Ll remem6er ‘Chic Sport 2’’ wonderJ;l cotton fa6rics stroke. Bread, butter, peanut easy-care butter, jelly, chocolate an GRANDPARENTS! DAY white milk served each fiom last year. Last Monday, Mrs. Ethel * you’ll dolCars the Hessler of Bach and Mrs. (Menu subject to change Check our prices and see we’re several Gelow Mary McKellar were guests at St. John’s Luthe- wtnpetitwn. We discount t$C Chic products. ran School in Kilmanagh “Great joys, like grea for Grandparents’ Day. griefs, are silent.” a specidspring Bonus from the Cass City Ben Franklin, 6ring Mrs. Hessler acted as the Shackerley Marmio aS in this coupon and save wen more whZe size and &lor selection is Wednesday is... complete. The farmers and stockmen of America .are the best in the world -a shining example of the rewards of hard work, innovation, and family values. We’re DOUBLE PRINT proud of them all, DOUBLE VALUE DAY! 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March 20,1989J Thumb National Wacy WHERE EVERYTHING YOU BUY IS GUARANTEED TN m&m 1-I CASSClfY ’IGEON MEMBERFD~: Md 52-3113 -u*. 872-4311 I OPEN EVERY,SUNDAY NOON TILL 4 p.m. BL;;Y I PAGE EIGHT 0-G spikers nipped in regional Little League signup set for March 20 finals by defending state champ I u I Cass City Little League be 7 years old by Aug. 1, these sessions, call either

t Ulfig at 872-2702 or Close, but no cigar. The Bulldogs compiled an Christian 15-6,8-15,1S-Sin afternoon 15-6 and 16-14. registration for 1989 will 1989,andcannot be 13years Dan 9 Mike Murphy at 872-4434, That's what Coach Judy impressive 24-10 record on the semifinals. Senior Dawn Holland then After taking a beating in take place Monday, March old before Aug. 1,1989. The Campbell's spikers must be the year, considering the After splitting the first 2 served the Bulldogs' next 4 the first game, the 'Dogs 20, from 6:00-8:00p.m. A league stresses that each and special arrangements thinking after being elimi- fact that Potterville was the games, the Bulldogs used a points to give Owen-Gage a jumped out to a big 9-3 lcad. second sign-up date,for child must be registered must be made prior to the nated from the state volley- only Class D school the fast start to advance to the 6-1 lead that they never re- Potterville, however, didn't those unable to attend, will during one of these sessions final registration date of :'. ball tournament Saturday at Bulldogs fell victims to on championship round. . linquished. fold under the pressure and be held Wednesday, March in order to participate in the March 22. t Bay City's S t. Joseph School the Season. Sophomore Vicki Ricker Three-year starter Andrea 22, from 6:OO-7:oOp.m. The 1989 season. It is not neces- fought to within a point at 9- The league is in need of in the regional finals. got the Bulldogs on the Mandich, playing in her last 8. registration sessions are at sary for a parent or legal bt It took last year's state The Bulldogs earned the board first in the deiding game as a Bulldog, turned in CassCity Intermediatecafe- guardian to attend, but each umpires. If anyone has an champs, Potterville, to end right to face Pottcrville for game as she added 2 points a brilliant performance as The Bulldogs then went on teria. A charge of $8.00 per child must be accompanied interest, even on a part-time :.'the North Central Thumb thc regional crown by de- from the service line to her she led the 'Dogs with 11 a 5-1 run to take a 14-9 lead child is required with a by an adult who can verify basis, contact Dan Ulfig. ,' :. League champions' season. feating McBain Northern team high 22 points on the kills in 23 attempts. tha! should have set up arub- maximum charge of $15.00 their registration. It also is i Senior Angie Bolzrnan ber game between the 2 per family. not mandatory that the child Games are played Monday To eligible for the Cass attend. He can be signed up through Friday, beginning *- Randall voted MVP by teammates was 8 for 30 in the spiking squads. k department and teammate Costly errors by the Bull- City Little, Minor and Tee- by any adult. in mid-May and continuing Dawn Dorsch was 9 for 36 dogs, however, ended their Ball leagues, the child must If it is impossible to attend until the last week in June.

AAU cageri ]IJ by Thumb B coaches Cass City and Lakers rebounds a game and scored the team. Randall was begin play -;dominated the Thumb B 354 points for an 18.6 aver- named the most valdable . Association all conference age. He was an over 75 per- player. Jason Robertson and team selected by coaches in cent shooter from the free Krol tied for most improved on Friday he league. Both schools throw line and converted 12 player and Josh Constas was The Amateur Athletic placed 2 on the fmt team. of 36 from 3-point range. honored for defensive play. Union (MU)basketball Honored from Cass City Krol broke the school Tuckey and Randall were program started for the firs1 &ere Paul Tuckey and Mike record for 3-point shots. His named co-captains. time in the Cass City- 'Randall while league cham- 53 of 120, 44 pcrcent, Thumb area this fall will pion Lakers contributed eclipsed Jeff Sontag's 39 2ND TEAM swing into a busy schedule KendaU Wertz and Mark pcrcent average. He aver- of tournament play this Kretzschmer, all are seniors. aged 3 assists a game and Dale Geiger, Bad Axe; weekend when girls in all 5 .Rounding out the 6 selec- picked off 4.7 rebounds per Dirk Gardner, Garo; Chris age categories swing into tions for the varsity are contest. Gallagher, Marlette; Trevor action. Derrick Davis, Vassar, and Although he did not ;nake Harvey, Imlay City; James Coach Marty Daniel, Cass Farnum, Vassar. ' pale Sharp, Caro. , the all-star teams, Jeff Dil- City, said the teams coh- Ion did set a record and came HONORABLE posed of players from all The only other player to out high on Coach Ron MENTION over the Thumb and the 'be recognized from Cass Nurnberger's rating chart. Andrew Copeland, Bad Saginaw Valley will play City was Jeff Krol who re- He made 113 assists. His Friday and Saturday. Friday ';ceived an honorable men- Axe; Tim Baker, Caro; rating based on all around Brian Galsterer, Caro; Jeff the girls on the 15-year-old . tion. play was a plus 32, tops on mol, Cass City; Kevin team play at Brown City at Tuckey and Randall the team. Wolfram, Lakers; Dave 7:30 p.m. The 16-year-old posted impressive statistics Another senior, Brent Watson, Marlette; Joel group plays in Marlette, also during the season. Randall Beecher, was second best in Ross, North Branch; Larry at 7:30 p.m. had 202 rebounds for an the ratings with a plus 26. He Hebberd, North Branch; Saturday the 11, 13 and average of 9.2 per game and shot 52 percent from the Jeremy Miner, North 18-year-old teams play in Large assortment of shapes his 391 points worked out to floor and often was assigned Branch; Bill Lengemann, the St. Patrick's Day tourna- 17.8 per game. In addition to the opponents' best Imlay City; Bryan Men- ment at Waterford starting at he was the team leader in player, drano, Imlay City; Andrew 9 a.m. Tentative plans call for the kteals with 40 and was an 83 HONORS Pauly, Imlay City; Jason andsizes tofit uny percent shooter from the VOTED Morlev. Vassar: Mark girls to play on weekends at foul line. Cass City players also Troge,* 'Vassar; Jeff Ed- various locations until mid- April. b Tuckev averaged 8.4' voted individual honors for wards, North Branch.

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:'i: MIKE RANDALL PAUL TUCKEY JEFF KROL I :Kingston's Green leads North 8 _- ;Central Thumb League stars Bear Kingston's Jim Green was Joining Green and Brown FIRST TEAM -:the only underclassman in- were Akron-Fairgrove's Name Grade School

:eluded in the 1988-89 North ' Troy Putrnan, Richard \ central Thumb League's Barker of Deckervillc, the *Matt Brown Sr. PortHopc /------With 311 Conference squad, only repeat performer, and *Jim Green Jr. Kingston ,Svhich was released last Mark Mahar, who played at Troy Putnam Sr. Akron-Fairgrove r- :week. Peck, Richard Barker Sr. Deckerville Us! ; The talented junior, who Mark Mahar Sr. Pcck EASTER :everaged over 20 points per I The Owen-Gage Bulldogs SECOND TEAM Corn meiiiord t e #contest, and -Port Hope's were rcprescnted by senior @utstanding guard, Matt Tim Wchrman St. Akron-Fairgrove the Resurrection During our extensive Marc Rcinhardt, who re- Dan Armstcad Sr. Dcckerville . with :.:...... Drop Off - Pick-up Robin Longuski, Laura .... .e.*:...... ghurchill, Krista Connolly, .... ,*.*:.* .... Pay Your We accept all .....:.:.>:..'.*.*. Things We Print ...... ISTATION Thumb Distributor 'Aremy Fabcr, Shiloh Flem- Miller, Jamie Parrish, Erik ...... '.*.*.. c Pte-Pay .....*.-.*.*.... .:.:.:.:.*-.*.*. THUMB HQLLISTER %gton, Renee Gloss, Robin Pinkoski and Karla Zin- .:.:*:*: / ...... Prascrip t ion OSTOMY aawley, Tammie Kappen, iiec ker. .-.!.!...... Tickets Business Cards i;$:; ELECTRIC GEiiAAL ::::c. Bill Here Plans PRODUCTS brah Keller, Greg LeVal- In the sixth gradc, thc most ...... @Menus Accounting ForrnsE3 TELEPHONE aey, Todd Lynch, Devin improved students arc Erin .:.y-.:...... :.:.:.:. Letterheads Programs .....:.:.:.:...... 3llila, Alan Prosowski, Bill Benitcz, Wendy Howe, .:.:.:.: .*.'.*.* :.:.:.:. .-.*.*.a spencer, Jeff Steadman, Melissa Kellcr and Char- .:.-.:.: Vouchers Statements ....'.'.*.!..... e;.;.; .....:.:.:.: gominick Vargo, Brian ....,*.'.*.*..e.*.*. Brochures Envelopes .:.;.x lotte Soldan, and the most ...... Watros, Weathcr Wright and improved fifth graders arc ...... I ....A:::::.... *on Yoe, ..... Booklets .*.*:.' Jon Fruendt, Leann Foster, ..'.'.'.....*.'.'.*...... 9 Corcy Gohsman, Mark *ig:.:.:.:..... Cass City Chronicle .:.>:.:.*.*.*.'.... 2 Most improvd in scvcnth LeValley and Nathan Pas- .... 'grade are Andy Barrigar, .....:.:.:.: ...... losk i . ....>:<.:...... Phone 872-2010 .....*.*:...... CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MARCH 15,1989 PAGE NINE In circuit court

ANNUAL MEETING For Pair receive jail sentence Grant Township for breaking entering At and Pleas and sentencings re- fines and costs totalling 2401 Froede Rd., Caro, en- lated to breaking and enter- $800 plus restitution of tered pleas of guilty to envy Grant Town Hall ing charges dominated a full $1,050, A 90-day jail term without breaking, and 1:00 p.m. Tuscola County Circuit was deferred without a date, breaking and entering a Court docket Friday. according to court records, motor vehicle. Richard L. Kaczor, 18, which state she assaulted Sentencing is sct for April SATURDAY, MAR, 25 1137 E. Huron Line Rd., sommne with an automo- 28. Bond was continued at Ubly, and Shawn D. Ellesin, bile June 22 in Akron Town- $5,000Moery per is chargedcount. with en- a 18, Whitmore Lake, were ship. Township Budget ,Hearings will be presented. each sentenced for convic- Also sentenced Friday was try Feb. 23 of a garage at- tions of breaking and enter- Allen N. Zimmerman, 25, of tached to a dwelling at 548 ing an Indianfields Town- Gagetown, who was ordered Rustic Court, Caro,’ and ship country club, located at to enroll in a residential breaking and entering a 1201 Gun Club Rd., Caro. treatment program and 1988 Lincoln Town Car Kaczor, who pleaded serve one year in the county belonging to Karcn guilty to the charge Jan. 20, jail for a Feb. 24 conviction Campbell, Jan. 23 in Caro. was sentenced to 5 years of probation violation. Jerry J. Joseph, 19, 400 probation and one year in the Zimmerman, who was sen- Wells St., Caro, entered a county jail, with credit for tenced to 48 months of pro- plea of guilty to breaking time already served, accord- bation after his conviction and entering an unoccupicd MELISSA BARNES, ‘I, of Deford (Left), and her sister, Jill, ANNUAL MEETING ing to court records, which Sept. 16 of receiving -and dwelling with intent to were among more than 50 kids and several adults who state he also was ordered to concealing stolen property commit larccny. For participate in a substance over $100, violated proba- His scritencing is slated for attended a birthday party for Barbie and GI. Joe, sponsored abuse program. Restitution tion by being convicted Feb. April 28. Bond was set at Saturday by the Ben Franklin Store in Cass City. Barbie is to be determined. 17 of breaking and entering. $lS,OOo. Greenleaf Township . Ellesin, who pleaded Court records state he is turned 30 and G.I. Joe, 25, last month. guilty to the charge Feb. 24, PLEAS charged with breaking into At was sentenced to 3 years an unoccupied house at 30JO probation and one year in the In other proceedings Fri- Phelps Lake Rd., Mayville, county jail, with credit for day, Jeffrey S. Bullard, 19, Feb. 25. Greenleaf Township Hall time served. Hc was ordered of Sebewaing, entered pleas Allen named to co-chair to pay $1,OOO in court costs of guilty to 2 counts of at- Also, S tevcn M. Pomcroy, and fines plus attorneys fees, tempted breaking and enter- 3765 W. Car0 Rd., Caro, and enter a residential treat- ing an unoccupied dwelling entered a plea of guilty to RepublicanTask Force ment program. Restitution with intent to commit lar- probation violation. SATURDAY, MAR. 25 also is to be determined in ceny. Sentencing is to be sct, and his case. Sentencing was set for $5,000 bond was granted 6y , at 1:OOp.m. State Rep. Dick Allen (R- thorized levels regularly quality of life for Michigan Earl W. Brookes, 19, of April 28. Bond was contin- the court. Cam) has been named to co- since 1981, by over $89Q residents, and making gov- Sterling Heights, was sen- ued at $15,000 per count. Records state the charge’is chair ‘the new House Repub- million. Also, the auditor ernment more efficient. The tenced for a plea of guilty Court records state Bullard based on a Feb, 9 urine CLARE BROWN lican Task Force on Ac- general confirms that all othcrtaskforcesare: Jan. 27 to breaking and en- is charged with attempting screening, which rcvcalcd countability in State Gov- departments have consis- to break into a gas station at Township Clerk tering an unoccupied dwell- Pomeroy had used ma+ ernment, House Republican tently refused to implement -T~~~~~~~Rights ing. 6709 N. Center St: Union- juana. Leader Paul Hillegonds recommended internal qual- -childrenat Risk He received a one-year ville, Aug, 12, and Farver’s He is serving a 60-rnoGh announced last week. ity assurance prwedures, -En v irmmental Clean up county jail term, with credit Market, 8756 M-25,Aug. probation term for a Nov.3, The task force, co-chaired the use of which could have -Educational Options for 54 days served, and was 17. 1986, Conviction of uttering by State Rep. Judith Miller gained Michigan several that Work ordered to pay restitution. Michael H, Moery, 17, and publishing. @-Birmingham), will study million dollars a year. -Affordable Health Care Court records state he “Providing a means to as- ANNUAL MEETING and recommend ways to for the Uninsured broke into an auto body shop provide more quality fiscal sure accountability in state -Drunk Driving at 7200 W. Marlette Rd., For responsibil i ty with in vari - government is an enormous Marlette, Sept. 23. Easter Cantata planned -’ ous departments of state undertaking, and the task “Our long-range goal Diane M. Trisch, 33, of government, and to make force will be receptive to is Akron, was sentenced to 2 The choir of Cass City a.m. church service. ’;‘ them more accountable to workable ideas, suggestions healthy people working, Missionary Church will years probation for a Feb. 3 present the Easter Cantata, The church is located Elkland Township both the public and the Leg- and recommendations from playing and learning in a conviction of felonious as- oh islature. many sources,” Allen said. safe, clean environment, sault. “Up From the Grave,” by KWpfgen Road, east of At Joe E. Parks, Palm Sun- City. I “In the past, various state “We need input, and we plan under the auspices of a gov- She also was ordered to pay day, March 19, at the The public is WelCome. q agencies have actcd in an to take our task force state- ernment that is responsible, 11:OO Township Fire Hall autonomous manner, even wide looking for it.” fair and accountable. Hou~ violating state statutes,” The committee is one of 7 Repbws Wi4l gantinue Allcri said. “For example, new 1989 GOP task forces toward that objective,” Al- SATURDAY, MAR. 25 spending has exceedcd au- focusing on improving the len concluded. Starting at 1:OO p.m. Cass City Intermediate NORMA WALLACE Township Clerk School airs honor roll Mastie, Brad McNeil, Cass City Intermediate SIXTH GRADE School students named to Jason Morgan, Brent Mor- the honor roll for the 4th Erin Benitez, Michelle ley, Mandy Nizzola, Lindi marking period are : Parrott, Mandy Phette- Brown,.CQri Bullock, *Amy place, John Rea, Joenie Burns, Lisa Burns, Jaime Caister, Matt Champagne, Remsing, Mark Rockwell, FIFTH GRADE Alfred Connolly, Tom Marlene Shimer, Rebecca ANNUAL MEETING Davis, *Lisa Deering, Smutek, Andrea Speirs, *Cori Britt, Andrea *kana Edwards, Erica Kevin Storm, Shannon For Cooper, Jeremy Dillon; #Frederick,Brian Graichen, Turner, Clayton Venema, Charity Gaszczinski, Bob’ Jim Hempton, Heather *Lisa Wallace, Bryan t Marsha & Kelly were selected students of the week’for advancing to the Elli.ngton Township Gengler, Melissa Gram- Hewitt, Brian Hicks, Angie Wark, KriStie Wood, matico, Andy Gray, Ed Hill, Ben Hobbs, *Scott Heather Zawilinski, Shawn State Finals in BPA (Business Professions of America) competition held At Hartwick, Eric Hoelzle, I wankovitsch, Melanie Zawilinski, Danette Ziehm. Friday at the Detroit Renaissance Center. Nathan Levalley, Jeff Lit- Joles, Matt Kappen, tle, Dawn Longuski, Bob Melissa Keller , Diana SEVENTH GRADE Courtesy ofBoard Chrys/er/Plymouth/Dodge “Your Downtown Dealer” TOWN HALL~- McPhail, Natalie Ponder, Kocan. Corner of Dutcher Rd. and M-81 Ryan Posluszny, Beth Matt Anthony, *David Reinhold, Amy Schelke, Jenny, Laming, Kim Bills, Nathan Bouck, Heidi Kelli VanVliet, Anthony Lesoski, Lynn Lounsbury, Cook, Tom Davis, Melanie Walther. Fritz, *Bets# Gengler, BUY A CAR=WlN A CAR! Michelle Lowder, *Nathan Heather erringshaw , 25 Barry Hornbacher , Noel Beginning March 1 through March 31,1989 in cooperation with SATURDAY, MAR. Hornbacher, David Hutch- 1:00 p.m. inson, Kara ’King, Stacey Klinkman, Mark Kubacki, THE CASS CITY LIONS CLUB *Robin Longuski, Sarah Board ChryslerlPlymouthlDodge, your “Downtown Dealer,” wit1 give Lovejoy. NOTICE Rachel Malone, Kristy away free with the purchase of any new or used car (Retail Price $3,000 ’ FRED BARDWELL Messing, Stephanie Mohr, or more) a free ticket ($125 Value) for dinner and drinks for 2 at the Township Clerk Darcie Monroe, Steve Colony House April 8 where a drawing will be held to determine the Novesta TownshipE Muska, Ed Niizola, Kelli winner of the 1989 Board Dodge Daytona! Opal, Tavis Osentoski, Michelle Peruski, Jodi RETAIL VALUE Board Schember , Stacey Schutt , Mike Sherman, Russ Speirs, Paul Ulfig, Lindy Invites and Urges All VanVliet, Darren Wallace, ANNUAL MEETING Jason Walther, Sarah Towns hip Residents Wright, Karla Zinnecker. For . to Attend EIGHTH GRADE Evergreen Township *Rosie Blue, *Tracey Burns, Jeanie Clor, Sarah Sanilac County Annual Meeting Edzik, Jennifer Fruendt. Includes fuel-injected engine, automatic, air- Kristy Gnagey, Bill conditioning, power steering & brakes, tilt, cruise, at Graham, Heidi Hall, Mark AMlFM stereolcassette, cast aluminum wheels & Budget for year will be presented. Hawley, Nadine Hoppe, much, much more! Township Hall Samathana Horne, Laura -\ Jamison, Bill Johnson, At *Tammie Kappen, Sarah Keller, Barb Kelley, ,Township SATURDAY, MAR.’ 18 *Heather Kelly. Hall Melissa Micklash, Julia I at 1:00 p.m. Milligan, Amy Osantowski, SATURDAY, MAR. 25 Tina Pallas, Mary Polega. Topics: Budget Hearing, Garbage *Shane Pratt, Renee Starting at lr00 p.m. Rabideau. Robert Roach, Disposal, Junk ordinance and Jennifer Romstad, *Rox- ARTHUR SEVERANCE Zoning ordinance to be discussed. anne Rutkoski, Ben Schott, Lyle Severance, I ‘E”--P I New Car Showroom 872-2184 Used Cars 872-5020 Township Clerk Steve Smith. Jenny Storm, Heather Stratton, Rachel or TOLL FREE - ‘THE CALLS ON ME!“ - NURSIE KLOC Sugden. Andrea Wallace. khrvslerI, I TOWNSHIP CLERK Tara Wentworth. DIVISION OF CHRYSLER MOTORS 1=8001622=l312 *-All A‘S PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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State rules Kingston district * responsible for camp kids A change in the school Social Services. education teachers or work- than similar jobs bring in the when the site was operata status of nearly 50 students It has been agreed by all ing with a temporary certifi- area so that it can gain more as a summer camp,and is not at Kingston Camp is being parties, Dr. Jerry H. cation, Bill Haines, camp acceptance in the area. "grandfathered in" under closely monitored by offi- Laycock, Kingston superin- superintendent, said. A key date for the dissi- the law. cials at Kingston High tendent said, that the stu- Much of the total cost of dents is Saturday, April 15, It will be the second time School and the Tuscola dents will continue to be teaching will depend on the at 9 a.m. when a hearing is around in the dispute. It was County Intermediate School taught on the camp grounds number of special education scheduled before the in Tuscola County Circuit District (TISD). as they are this year. students. That's the primary Koylton Township Zoning Court previously when it The concern is the finan- Laycock said that the concern of the Intermediate Board of Appeals. Twdear- was ruled that proper proce- cial obligation that each Kingston district will re- School District, John lier hearings in March were dure was not followed. may incur because the ceive normal state aid for the Moore, TISD assistant postponed. The question is Whatever the ruling be-, Michigan Department of students, but explained that superintendent, explained. whether or not the camp is fore the appeal board, it is Education has advised that there is no way of knowing if It is the Intermediate lawful. The persons fighting likely that question will: the students at the camp in the extra payment would District's responsibility to the camp contend that the again land in circuit court for the next school year will be defray the extra costs. He teach special education stu- new usage is different than a decision. b the responsibility of the said that 3 teachers are now dents. -How many at the Kingston School District employed at the camp. The camp fat nto this category instead of the Department of 3 are either qualified special is not E own by either Moore or Laycock. If there are a significant Allen Health Care number, the reimbursement by the state will definitely not cover the cost of educa- slates anniversary tion, Moore said. Regard- less, the TISD will obey the law, he added. celebration Thursday COURT CASE Meanwhile the continuing care administration from Allen Health Care and campaign to oust the camp FOUR PERSONS, INCLUDING 2 high school students, Allen Home Care will cele- Central Michigan Univer- continues. Russell Mayer, brate its fifth anniversary sity. 6660 Centerline Road, were hurt last Wednesday when a pickup truck and a King- with an open house Thurs- The full range of health Kingston, one of the leaders stop School bus collided about a mile west of Kingston at the day, Mar. 16, at company care provided includes the of a group determined to see headquarters at the corner of following therapies: IV, the camp out of Koylton intersection of M-46 and Phillips Road. M-81 and Kocpfgcn Road, a occupational, physical, and Township, accuses Pioneer mile west of Cass City. speech. Teaching and Work qnd Learn Center with The company started on health care is also offered. bad faith in dealing with the Near Kingston Main Strect in Cass City They are covered by insyr- public. Be Sure To IIgke It All! with 10 cmployecs to pro- ances, according to the "When they started the vide nursing scrvice on a company spokesman. camp they said that the Your doctor premxibtr a specific number of pilb when he private pay basis. In addition, Allen Health schooling of the residents writee a pt#cription, By udng the entire quantity at the 4 injured in truck-school Since that beginning there Care offers these same serv- would be under the auspices required frequency, you makc iurc that the medication has been steady growth. ices and has nursing and of the Department of Social provider ita full bencfitr, jurt PI your doctor preecdbcd. Today there are 18 offices in nurses aide serviccs up to 24 Sdiices," Mayer charges. Michigan, Indiana and Ohio hours a day. He points to a brochure is- bus collision WednesdavH with over 2,000 employees The company appointed sued by the camp saying that Remember - and over 150 employccs in Dr. H. T. Donahue a medical Social Services would. Four persons were injured His vehicle continued into Wilmonth, whd was cited Cass City, company offi- director of Allen Health last Wednesday when a the intersection into the path for failing stop at the inter- handle the education. The Price to cials said, Care in 1985. Haines said that there school bus and a pickup of a Kingston Community section, was admitted to the The compqny is undcr the An invitational dinncr truck collided about a mile School District bus driven hospital but has since becn never was any intention of dircction of owncr Rod Hil- will be held Thursday, Mp. having that department is Discounted west of Kingston at the inter- by June M. Zyrowski, 55, released, a hospital spokes- dcbrant, who has a long ca- 23, at Colony House, honor- wdle students' education. section of M-46and Phillips 2650 English Rd,, Kingston. woman said. recr in the health care ficld. ling the community's doc- Road. Zyrowski tried to avoid the According the school The first year it was agreed NEVER the Qualitv to He earned an associate dc- tors. to because of the contro- collision by driving to the transportation director, gree in business. He also'has Last month the company Tuscola County Sheriffs left, deputies James Franklin, Zyrowski, a versy that establishing the at stated. a bachelor's degree and a passed one million hours in camp caused, he said. The deputies said the driver of Zyrowski and 2 high veteran bus driver of more master's degree - in health patient care. the pickup, Bobby A. school students, Cindy than 20 years, was transport- state law is clear, he added. Wilmonth Jr., 21, of Colum- Adamczyk, 16, and Kathren It is the responsibility of the ing 2 1 1lth and 12th graders AROUND THE FARM school district where the COACH LIGHT biavillc, was southbound on Warrington, 18, both of to the Tuscola Areq Skill I Phillips attempted I student lives to be educated Road and Kingston, were trcated for Center, Caro, at the time of i. to stop at the intersection minor injuries at Marlette the 8:39 accident. by that district. a.m. Best beet Mayer also claims that the PHARMACY with M-46 when his brakes Community Hospital and ?'tic sec- CASS CITY 872-3613 collision was the camp pays higher wages failed. then released. ond involving a Kingston management School bus in less than 2 Y weeks. practices 4-H Spaghetti Supper Renee T. Pardee, 20, of Kingston, became Tuscola t3y Bill Bortel County's third traffic fatal- -- ATTE NTI0 N-= All You Can Eat ity of 1989 when she lost "As we approach 1989 and 10. should' strive for * Thursday, March 16 control of hcr vehicle Feb. We 21 and was struck by a the production of high qual- 150-160 beets in spring and FARMERS or INVESTORS WISHING TO ity sugar beets, it is ex- 130- 140 at harvest. 4:30 - 7:OO p.m. school bus on Shay Lake beets *? Road west of Phillips Road. tremely important that we 11. Recommend 4.5 to 5 PURCHASE ADDITIONAL ACREAGE * Sponsored by Cass City Troopcrs from the state look at all economic produc- inch spacing for 28-30 inch tion practices possible. With rows and approximately 6 125 ACRES, GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP, SANILAC Livestock 4-H Club in Car0 4 police post reported in mind, 1 contacted that left rear this inches for 20-22inch rows. COUNTY, MICHIGAN Pardee's tire several sugar beet fieldmen Use the 4.5 spacing if you h came off her westbound and sugar beet growers and . at Masonic Hall, Cass City vehicle, causing her to cross had under 100 beets per 100 summarized what qpprsto Corner Maple & Garfield in front of the eastbound foot of row at harvest with PUBLIC REAL ESTATE bus, be best management prac- the wider rows. Eqbipment driven by Patricia A. Bruce, tices for the coming year," 52, of Deford. ' on some planters can change states Bill Bortel, Tuscola spacing while operating and Adults $3.50 Pardee, who was not wear- 0 County Extension D+tor. this works terrific on differ- FARM LAND AUCTION Children $2.50 (5-12) ing a seat belt, was pro- 1. Fall plowing is a very nounced dead at Car0 Com- ent types of soil. This is your opportunity to purchase approximately 125 acres of Children under 5 Free successful practice, how- 12. If you need very little or munity Hospital. ever, fall chisel where little choice farm land at PUBLIC REAL ESTATE-AUCTION on the Family $10.00 Her son, Lawrence F. no phosphorus and potash or no residue has also according to the soil test, premises located 6 1/4 miles east of Cass City, Michigan at 5351 Pardee, 3, was seriously in- worked. jured in the 3: 10 p.m. crash. consider planting without a Adv. Courtesy of Thumb National 2. Soil test and spread a starter fertilizer and take off East Cass City Road on: He was released from St. C. large percentage of the SATURDAY, MARCH 25,1989 :&**!!-+ Bank & Trust of Cass City Mary's Medical Center last or raise the fertilizer discs. JI phosphorus and most all This might improve the Wednesday, a hospital com- .-I_.,. potash in fall before plowing stand since you ate not dis- munity affairs spokes- .-.. if needed. turbing the soil under the I ..8 woman said. at 11 :00 a,m. IC 3. Work heavy soil in fall or seed. .- Bruce, who was alone (Jan.-Feb.) to level where 6 when thc collision occurred, 13. Slow down with your 125 ACRES, with approximately 88 acres of cropland :... 2: Advertise It In The Chronicle. soil does not move with the plantlng speed. 8 6 sought her own treatment for and under high stage of cultivation. All choice, level : :* wind. 14. Test your soil for ni- I- minor injuries. ; *. 4. Drill a light seeding of trates to know the nitrogen NO <.I and well drained farm land. BUILDINGS. '( I* It oats on the light or sandy recommendations (approxi- .*1"

I. smears within a field. mately 60-90lbs. per acre). .I.1c 5. When partially leveled Plow down one-third and DESCRIPTION: Approximately 77 acres of the E 1/2 of the . ,.:I: in the fall - only work the soil :I apply two-thirds at second NW 1/4 AND approximately 48 acres of the West 5/8 of the W 1 1-2 inches deep in the spring cultivation after looking at /2 :II ..*:: with one field cultivator or I stand. of the NE 1/4 of Section 34, Township 14 North--Range 12 East, :: hDI: 0 plain old drag operation. 15. Consider narrowing Greenleaf Township, Sanilac County, Michigan. ALL above land :# ;I: )* Working more than 2 inches .1. your row widths. '. .a creates lumps and loosens 16. Be timely. lying in one parcel. a.

soil too much. "In summary, I would like According to the A.S.C.S. office records in Sandusky, Michigan, ':.I rP /o 1, 6. We need better press propose 4 things try in 1 9.00 to to the following crop basis are included. ALL acreage figures are <*'.- wheels on the planters and 1989," concludes Bortel: ..

approximate. r* depth bands are very impor- 1.Work your soil shallower ,.I. IRA'S and Keogh Plans tant. - not over 2 inches deep this e: ;= 7. The old 71 and 75 John SpMg. CORN-30.9 ACRES, WHEAT-35.0 ACRES, OATS--22.1 ACRES li.. il Deere, old White and old 2. Space beet seed at 4.5-5 .* Tax Deductible Contributions .*I* Oliver planters seem to do a 1* inches. ff better job. Seed does not fall 3. Consider moving ferlil- .. Accumulation Free of Current Immediate possession of land on date of Real Estate Auction. 4 .* as far and better press izer disc 3 inches or more rC*. 6-". Income Tax wheels. away from the seed if you .. 8. Plant seed 3/4 inch deep havea high soil test until you TERMS: CASH so make arrangements for financing. $5,000.00 *: .: Many Retirement Options with early planted beets and believe you can eliminate Security deposit on date of sale. Balance of money on or before 1 inch deep with later the starter. *:I +;,;+ planted Never plant 4. Test vour soil for ni- 30 days from date of sale. Commitment of Title insurance will be &: 5:. beets, ,Y I over 1 1/4 inches deep: 'trateS. issued for the amount of Selling price. . ..e. c 9. Average spacing of all +* For Qptai Is: " .;: Michigan Sugar contracts in d a ,* 1988 was 72 beets per 10 Get Quick Maria A. Miller, Owner of St. Petersburg, Florida c *:: foot of row at harvest. Tons HARRIS & COMPANY of sugar and recover- Results With BY: JoNell Beecher, daughter WITH Durable Power of Attorney. Newell Harris 872-2688 beets flS5 4' able raw sugar per acre peak The Chronicle's ::n:::, at 120- 130 betsper lo0 foot LORN HILLAKER-AUCTIONEER 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City of row, We are only getting Classified Ads *Current Rate 50 to 60 permt emergence. Cass City, Michigan -1 Phone 51 7-872-3019 I &ASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MARCH 15,1989 PAGE ELEVEN

Michigan Mirror a HEALTH TIPS Wissner blasts State police to test Sleep is a mirror of moods 0-G officials ne-wlaser speed guns saying,“I feel you’re wrong, The Police will test a apy are rare, few other non- State it harder to pinpoint speed- the laser gun,such as false In many ways, sleep is a depressed patients, these honey saved to help fund jumping on us at this point. new laser sped gun which ers. mirror of moods. Sleep pharmacologic procedures We instructed Kirby to readings by interference patients did not get better. In Glementary field uips and Mr. officials hope will give offi- However, one expert said problems chn k either the work at all in so rapid a fash- fact,more 40 anxiety percent and experienced panic at- sports activities. . save some money, and we’rc from other sources like nem ion. In fact, investiga- cers an edge against speed- the laser gun technology is lights or CB radios, the abil- cause or the consequence of some Mandich citcd somc getting out of the hole,” hc ers now able to use radar “years away” from being mental distress. Sleep diffi- tors even believe sleep is tacks on the day following $(5,OOO spent on board con- remarked, adding that as detectors to frustrate current ity to single out one car and culties appear to- “bad” for depressed pa- useful for traffic enforce- calibration requirements. can also sleep deprivation. These ferences last year, adding, finances improve, programs speed measurement ma- ment. gether as core symptoms of a tients. findings provide more evi- “What Brinds me is you have will be restored. chines. The second step would be David Fischer of the to set criteria for the guns to particular diagnosis such as Sleep deprivation therapy depressivedence that panicdisorders and majorhave money for some of these The board and Kirby dc- Michigan is one of the first Michigan State University depression. for the average patient ap- things, but you haven’t got fended attendance at various states to use the pilot units meet and test them against In one key indicator of Electrical Engineering De- that criteria, he said, fact, pears tu have little clinical discernibleunderpinnings. bi 01 og ica 1 the money for small kids’ conferences, citing an in- manufactured by Interna- good physical and mental usefulness at this time, but creasing need for school partment who tests devices Although no laser detec- programs.” tional Measurement and for the State Police said health may be the absence of there is considerable hope Circadian Rhythms, Mood boards to be informcd aWt tion devices have been mar- Board membcr William Control Company of Den- lengthy tests must yet be sleep problems. that studying this phenome- and Sleep Kretzsc hmer responded, issucs such as asbestos rc- Colo. keted, an official of In terna- Researchers exRloring ver, done on what he calls an tional Measufement said the *e non may help predict drug For more than 30 years, moval. The lasers would be in biochemical relationship responsiveness or aid in clinical investigators have “If I don’t go to confer- es*rirnental machine to kind of optical jammer addition to, not a replace- prove to courts the equip- between sleep and mood developingtherapies. prophylactic speculated that some or all ences, we’rc not going to gct ment of,radargunsaspart of needed to be effective suggest that changes in the +- . ment is uustworthy and that For Health the information we nced to against the laser gun would of the symptoms of the de- the police arsenal against operators are properly body’s internal clock may Tricyclic antidepressants pressive disorders, includ- (stay) afloat,” Kirby said, speeders, said Ken Caper- probably cost too much - - be at least partly responsible ’ Insurance trained. about $1,500 to gain usually relieve insomnia, ing manic-depressive ill- Also Monday, the board: son of the Traffic Services - - for some severe mood dis- especially when sedating -Met in an hour-long Casperson acknowledged widespread use. ness, may be associated with That” A Cut Division. that will be necessary, add- turbances. doses are administered at abnormalities in the timing executive session to discuss “They would be one way to ing districtjudges have been Insomnia Sufferers Dis- bedtime. Low doses of se- or phase control of the cir- teacher contract negotia- Above The Rest eliminate the current prob- alerted that troopers will HALTING MANDATED play Altered Moods dating antidepressants are cadian system, the body’s tions. Bargainers met lems associated with begin testing the new gun. BENEFITS The most recent major na- sometimes given at bedtime Consider 4he 24 Kamt Major Med- Thursday, but haven’t yct biological clock. kol Plan from Time lnsutance. fuzzbusters,” he said. He said police will work tionwide survey of, sleep to patients with chronic in- set another date for talks, For example) many of the Time’s plan outshines the compe- An attempt by Governor with bs)th courts and prose- Stopping legislation that produced compelling find- somnia, while higher thera- characteristic abnormalities Won becpusr more value has beem Kirby said. James J. Blanchard in 1987 cutors to gain acceptance of calls for businesses to pro- ings about the relationship peutic doses may be given to built into every benefit you rt- -Approved senior Rc- of sleep in depression - - wive. Valuer likt: tobanradardetectors, which the reliability of the device. vide mandated government between sleep and mood. treat both insomnia and early morning awakening, becca Emmons,Gagetown, national insurance studies “We believe it will be more benefits and pushing for Almost half the serious depressed mood. The anti- Freedarn to choose your as the school’s Student of the short total sleep time and a doctor rad hospital indicate are in one of 7 cars, accurate than radar,” Cas- unemployment insurance insomniacs surveyed and depressant effect may not be Month for February. early appearance of dream- IS% nou-smokec’e was rejected by the Legisla- person said, and product liability reform one-third of those with less seen for several weeks. ing - - are consistent with a , discount -Nominated varsity bas- ture and has not been re- Both he and Fischer said head the list of legislative serious insomnia were clas- However, even after depres- “phase advance” of the cir- IPrwriplion drugs, ambu- ketball coach and Athletic newed. one Qawback is that it must priorities for the Michigan sified as having high degrees sion eases, many depressed : lance, ind xrny coverage Director Dean Roller the cadian clock. That is, when a as He vetoed a speed limit be operated from a station- Chamber of Commerce for of mental stress. Most of the patients continue to mani- depressed patient goes to 100% coverage for pre- district’s reprewntative at increase bill because the ban serious insomniacs with : admissian testing, second ary position,while most po- 1989-90, Rich S tudley, fest sleep disturbances. sleep at midnight,the body’s surgical opinions, home the Thumb Meet of Champi- was not included, but signed lice agencies prefer moving vice-president for govern- psychic distress displayed Some doctors prescribe a internalnisms look regulating like those mecha- of a , ; health care and more. ons. a later measure without a patrol cars on which radar ment relations, said, high levels of anxiety, and sleep medicine with the anti- -Approved a resolution addition, because lht 24 Karat ban because of other en- can be us&. Studley also said that his more than half had elevated depressants to deal with both normal person at 6 a.m. In i$ a hospital pre-ctrtification plan, commending the high forcement masues it in- Fischer said technical re- organization has not yet scores on both anxiety and concerns. ‘1 uses a system of managed heallh addition, there is some evi- school’s boys’ baskctball cluded. Detectors are quirements make it unlikely taken a position on the latest depression tests. High Panic Attacks Can Occur oort to ensure that every hospital and girls’ volleyball teams dencerhythms, that such certain as body circadian tern-‘< lteatment and service you receive banned only in Connecticut, the laser could ever be oper- school finance reform plan scores on both tests indicate During the Night, Cause for good seasons, i medically appropriate for you. Virginia and the District of ated while moving, but said that passed by the House and that psychological symp- Insomnia perature, have shallower or more information contact: -Authorized to f Kirby Columbia. it might still be useful for may not take one until it goes toms were severe. Persons with severe anxi- peaks and valleys in patients ; Hafris & Company begin looking into the pos- Casperson said 8- 10 laser overall surveillance of traf- before the voters, which Serious insomniacs also ety disorders also exhibit sible purchase of new school with depression. \ f‘ Newell E. Harris guns would be obtained by fic wouldresultwith passageby were much more likely to sleep impaiment. The re- buses. the end of the month or the The State Police pilot op- the Senate. “If it stays on report clusters of psychiatric ports of insomnia in patients A class of medicine called i 517-872-2688 that 1 -Learned the dead-, first of April, with the com- erational test will be con- such a fast track, that’s a symptoms that concur with with panic disorder - - a benzodiazepines commonly ; 6815 E. Cass City Rd. line tosubmit board mcmber pany furnishing 2 machines ducted in relatively con- possibility,” he said. diagnosis of a serious disor- particularly severe form of prescribed for both sleepand ,! P.O.Box38 petitions at the and the police buying the der. In particular, 2 1 percent 1 fined areas in a variety of Nonetheless, mandated anxiety - - may be related in anxiety disorders may affect I Cass City superintendent’s office is4 rest at a cost of $2,700 each. conditions, including rural benefits are the -biggest of those with serious insom- part to a state of chronic the central circadian pace- , ; p.m. April 10. Two 4-year The laser gun emits a thin a I mm apd urban roads and high worry for the organization’s nia reported pattern of physiological hyperarousal. maker. This pacemaker - - , TIME INSURANCE COMPANY terms, held by Abbe and infrared light, undetectable and low traffic volume ar- members, Studley said. He symptoms that parallels In a study of hospitalized located in the area of the ‘: Warack, expire this year. by radar detectors, that can eas, Casperson said. And, he said the issue was rated the major depression - - a preva- panic disorder patients, all brain called the suprachias- In a related matter, trustees isolate a single car up to a said the Motor Carrier Divi- No. 1 priority “by a mile” lence more than 3 times reported sleep disturbances, matic nucleus - - is the approved a resolution call- third of a mile away, an sion will also be involved over any other in a Decem- higher than the percentage characterized by difficulty body’s master clock. Recent

‘ ~ ing for the annual school advantage over radar guns because most trucks are ber survey the chamber con- found among those with less in falling asleep and mul- research indicates that cells c4 election to be held June 12. whose broader beam makes equipped with radar detec- ducted. marked insomnia. tiple nocturnal awakenings. containing a brain chemical‘ ,c tors. “We’re in a no-cornpro- Altogether, one-third of Although analysis of the called gamma-aminobu- ,- Cgsperson wid the tes~ mise position on mandated those with serious insomnia patients’ overnight sleep tyric acid (GABA) are pres-, , ; well help determine if the benefits. We,.@. were characterized by syn- tracings vyac only patidly ent within this area. Benzol r;*i laker guns we useful for to a singe bushg’l““ ss person ’ dromes resembling -either consistent with their per- diazepines produce a calm- i

general situations or only who thinks any government major depression or general- sonal reports of broken ing effect by enhancing the ~ under specialized condi- mandated benefits are a ized anxiety. sleep, patients with the high- action of GABA. I !ANNUAL BANQUET I tions. good idea,” Studley said. In addition, many patients est ratings of anxiety and These specific biological Featuring Robert S. LaBrant Fischer said he will go to He added that because the most frequent panic attacks associations between sleep -, with persistent insomnia ’ Washington, D.C., next business community is suffer from other psychiatric did have the shortest total and mood tell clinicians that Vice president of the Michigan State month for a National Insti- “very ‘united” behind this conditions, such as obses- and least deep sleep. it is important to look be- Chamber of Commerce tute of Traffic Safety meet- issue and Governor Blan- sive-compulsive disorder, Investigators have looked yond the subjective corn- && ing on laser gun testing. He chard has taken a similar phobias or abuse of alcohol. - at the effects of one night’s plaint of insomnia for pos- ri: said the first phase of a study approach, the chamber is Is Sleep “Bad” for People sleep deprivation on mood sible underlying causes. ,, I Highlighted by ‘the crowning of Cass City’s would be to deternine the “optimistic” that it can With Depression? and behavior in panic pa- Treatments that solve both ,, citizen and junior citizen of the year. potential for problems with thwart any such legislation. Depression and sleep are tients. In contrast to the mood and sleep distur- Y) improvement shown by bances are available. affkctivehisorder - a cform - -- of depression - - commonly * includes symptoms of re- TUESDAY, MARCH 21 6:30 P.M. Your ne&hbor SUYS peated awakenings and Cass City High School Cafeteria early morning wakefulness. We will be OPEN Its sufferers also have less of the deepest phases of sleep 3 4) than do TICKETS $7.50, AVAILABLE AT Dantley-Aguirre people without depression Coach Light, Old Wood, Chemical BankJhumb and they dream earlier after National Bank, chamber headquarters in Special Scents and chamber members. trade good move f~~~~~i~~~o~~orpanial

~ -~ sleep deprivation is known to alleviate depression, Hardly anything in this world is a sure thing, and with most However, a night or less of decisions you have to take the good with the bad. recovery sleep usually re- However, some choices are better than others and, accord- stores depression in the pa- EASTER SUNDAY ng to your neighbor, tients who responded fa- Coming Soon ’odd Comment, the vorably to sleep deprivation. ktroit Pistons’ trade of The treatment nevertheless Our New idrian Dantley for provides valuable theoreti- dark Aguirre was just cal clues to the mechanisms hat. of depression. While total “They’ve won their cures for depression involv- Multi- Fertilizer-Blender ast 7 straight. They’re ing sleep deprivation ther- hc hottest team in bas- ;ctball,” says the 26- rear-old Cass City resi- lent. - Comment, who gradu- ited from Cass City iigh School in 1981, is m avid Piston fan and is blanning to purchase play-off tickets as he feels the Pistons vi11 make a repeat appearance in the NBA finals. His favorite )layer is Pistons’ team captain, Isiah Thomas. Comment also told us that Isiah may have influenced Piston I We mix your fertilizer to match your specific can nanagement to make the trade. I needs for increased productivity and increased “They (Thomas and Aguirre) are pretty good friends,” laughed Comment, who played hoop .while attending St. I PROFITS 2lair Community College. I : Although Comment likes the trade, he believes only about I @*@ ADODGE... ORDER NOW! half of the Piston backers favored the trade. I from v.v.v.L.cI--~ Comment is manager’of the Charmont Lanes. His wife, leanine, is employed at CasCity’s Thumb National Bank. The couple have one child, Erika, who is 3 1/2 years old. soon- Seed Corn I: MOORE MOTOR SALES 1 OurNew Lite & Dark 1 Chemicals We will NOT be undersold I ___ i w mI n I Spreader on Dodge curs or trucks in------PRINTING SERVICE I Stop in and let us take cam of vour nee&! Whatever your printing needs, we sew0 them ~ -~ ~ right! katest modern offset and letterpress equipm6nt to assure you of the best results Berger & Company in every way. A ConAgra Company-Bob Wischmeyer, Manager MOTOR SALES ...... I -.---- - HOURS: Mon. 6 Frl. The Cass City Chronicle 1-1 UII 8 p.m. Phone 872-2010 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872-2010 FOR AN ACTION AD’ I Automotive 1 f General 3 0bituaries (Merchandise) (GeneTl Transft (nonbusiness) rates. Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise MAKING hectagon tables, [General] IO words or !ess, $1.25 each FOR SALE wheat and oat SALE - pickup TAURUS1-1 RADIAL trac& FOR insertion: additional words 7 birdhouses, doghouses,\toy cents each. Three weeks for chests, cedar posts, picnic straw, $1.25 a bale. Call camper, g’h-foot, self-con- tires, row guide tires :apd the daughtcr of Benjamin Public Schwls for 40 years, tables, lawn swings, wish- evenings 872-2093. 2-3-15-3 tained, gas furnace, stove, rims. Specials on truck Lucile Miller and Wilhamcna Jcssc the price of two - cash rate. rctiring in 1954. She was a Save money by enclosing ing wells, clothes line poles, refrigerator, $500,Call 872- tires. O’Brien’s Tire Shop, Bcnkclman Sr. Shc married mcmbcr and the first woman cash with mail orders. Rates lawn chairs, wooden 2641. 2-3-8-3 620 E. Huron Ave., Bad Funcral serviccs were held James Pease, who died in elder of thc First Presbyte- for display want ad on flowerpots. 4351 Rescue Gibe a Gift Axe, Mi, phone 269-8471 br for Mrs. Lucile (Craig) 1979. application. Road, Cass City. Call 872- Subscription to 269-731 1. 2-3-157 Millcr, 80, of Zephyrhills, rian Church of Cas City, Surviving arc a brothcr, She was a member and the 2039. 2-1-25-tf Cass City Chronicle TheYarn Thumb Shop Paul’s Pump Kepair Fla., and Cass City, Thurs- Benjamin F. Benkelman Jr. first president of the Hills FOR SALE - 1978 C-10 pic- day, March 9. Mrs. Miller of Houston, Texas, a sister, and Dales General Hospital kup, $1,400. Call 872-3061 EXERCISE BIKE - $50; died Saturday, March 4, at Mrs. Mac Ball of Largo, Auxiliary of Cass City, and after 6:OO p.m. 1-3-1-3 Super 8 movie projector Birthday, Anniversary I? miles north of M-81 and 12 hp Myers shallow or :i her Florida home. Fla.,2ncphewsand 2nicccs. and editor, make offer. Call Service personnel hI-53 intersection and 1/2 deep well jet pump $19 had ken a director of the 872-3640. 2-3-8-3 College students mile west on Rescue Road. She was born June 15, One brothcr, Harold, and Michigan Aircraft Spotters SALE - 1966 Ford 112 hp submersible 1909, in Almcr Township. FOR one sistcr, Ruth, prccedcd during World War I1 in this Galaxie 500, 390 engine, Gift card sent with every Open daily 12:OO till 30 Pumpsgallon bladder ’ $336 She married Edmund Miller her in dcath. 67,000 area. miles. Excellent con- NAME PINS, desk namep- order. 9:OO p.m. in 1957. He died in 1974. Funcral services wcrc dition. Call 313-672-9205. lates and plastic signs in tank .. $116 She is survived by 2 sons, 42 gallon bladder tank $137 She was a life mcmbcr of schcdulcd today (Wcdncs- 1 -3-15-3 made your JamcsWallace and his wife various sizes to . Kedron Chapter #33, Order specification. For informa- 2-9-21-tf Phone 269-8097 day) at Littlc’s Funcral Susan of Midland and Rich- 2-3-42-tf For prompt service ariytiniP of the Eastern Stars. FOR SALE - 1978 Chevy tion and prices, contact , - ..- - Homc, Cass City, with Rcv. ard W. Wallace and his wife Call Paul at Survivors are one nephew, Clarc Patton, pastor of thc Scottsdale. Good engine, Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, KIRBY VACUUMS - The Norma of Cas City, 5 350, $350. Call 872;5309 even- ext. 212. 2-2-17-tf world’s finest just had a 673-4850 Torn Craig of Cass City; onc Salem United. Mcthodist hay,FOR $1.75 SALE bale. - First Call 683-2749cutting 2-10-7-if niece, Mrs. Ronald grandchildren and 4 great- ings. 1-3-15-3 model change. Call for free Church, officiating. grandchildrcn. Two broth- preview of the new (Christine) Dccker of Big Intcrmcnt was to bc in FOR SALE sweeper. 5-year warranty. or 683-2451. 2-3-1-3 Rapids; 2 grandnicccs, Bar- crs, Jamcs and William, and FOR SALE - 1976 Chevy r Real Estate 1 Elkland Ccmctcry. onc sister, E. Caroline, pre- Caprice, rldoor, good condi- Four 33x12.50R15 Good Excellent repair service. POLE BUILDINGS by Mil- bara Ann Craig of East Lan- Year Wranglers Complete overhaul only Susan ceded her in death, tion. Call 658-2136. 1-3-15-3 ler Builders, Inc. sing and Dccker of mounted on 10~16.5- 8 $9.95 plus parts. Kirby Co. 24’x4O’xlO’ - 1 service door, Big Rapids; 2 sisters-in-law, Margaret Wallace Funeral services were - of Bad Axe. Daniel Mes- schcduled Tuesday at 1 p.m. hole white wagon rims - 1 - 10’xlO’ slider or g’x7’ HOUSE FOR SALE - 3 be4 Mrs. Beulah Craig and Mrs. - 1977 Plymouth sing, phone 269-7562; even- full basement, new at the First Presbyterian FOR SALE like new, overhead door, 12” boxed rooms, Enid Craig, both of Cass Mrs. Mafgaret Jean Wal- Volare station wagon, $350. ings 479-6543. Need sales eaves. All galvanized, kitchen cupboards, all new City. lace of Cass City died Satur- Church of Cass City, with Call 872-3798 after 5 p. m. Four 9.50x16.5 cooper people now - will train. Will carpet and newly redeco; Rev. Capps, pastor, $3764. Colors also available. Four brothcrs, Carlton, day, March 11, at the Huron Harry 1-3-15-3 Super Traction tread on ship parts parcel-post. Complete construction in 48 rated. In Cass City. 1 1/2 cai. Willard, Paul and Harold County Medical Care Facil- officiating. 8 hole rims - less than 2-3-15-12 hours. Call 517-372-0033. garage. Call 872-2836. Intcrment was to be in 1979 Ford 1,0oO miles. 2-2-21-tf 3-3-1-3 Craig, preceded hcr in death. ity in Bad Axe, after a FOR SALE - COTTON, poly blends in The Rev. Robert Milner lcngthy illness. Elkland Cemetery, Cass Pinto, good shape, runs Large selection gd chino or knits in pants, officiated at the services 15, City. good, $550.Call 872-4664. of She was born Nov. used tires, most skirts and tops at Geor- held at the Collon Funcral 1898, in Glencoe, Ontario, Arrangements were by 1-3-1-3 sizes Little’s Funcral Home. gine’s in Cass City, sizes Homc, Caro. the daughter of Jacob and Honda Trail 70 bike $200 36-46. 2-3-15-1 Burial was in Elkland Esther(Murray) Hurley. She FOR SALE - 1984 Dodge 1/2- ton pickup; 1979 Ford 1/2- FOR SALE Haylage. 1st Township Cemctery, Cass came to the homestead farm Women’s Council Cass City Tire - City. in Cass City as a child. ton pickup; Dodge 1-ton and 3rd cutting, loaded on Miss Hurley married truck, V8 engine, lai-ge Phone 872-5303 your truck. Phone 872-3187 aluminum box. Call 2-3-15-1 or 872-4005. 2-3-15-3 Lois Pease Cameron (Buzz) Wallace helps Food Closet Schneeberger’s872-3315. Aug. 15,1924, in Cass City, 1-2-1-tf THINKING Nursing Mrs. Lois Pcasc, 84, of where they made their St. Pancratius Women’s FOR SALE - purebred beagle patch puppies, first Home? Or just wan’t some- Hinsdale, Ill., formerly of home. He died Aug. 23, council met March 6 at the thing better? Come see our Cass City, died Thursday, Parish Center. Father shot and wormed. Parents 1966. good hunters. Call 872-5480 small 20-bed residence for 9, at Julius Spleet began the March Holy Cross Mrs. Wallace was a gradu- after 3:30 p.m. 2-3-15-3 the aged. Lots of TLC, de- Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, ate of Eastern Michigan meeting with Mass at 7:OO luxe home-cooked meals HOUSE FOR SALE Fla, p.m. (all you can eat 1. Social ac- Univcrsity and had been a Before the meeting, EXERCISE BIKE for sale She was born Jan. 18,1905, tcacher in the Cass City - Call 872-3283, 2-3-15-2 tivities - Bingo too! Sunday Move right in - new home, 1440 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 1 Carol LaPonsie gave a re- BY HALFOR QUARTER services for those who wish. 1/2 baths, full 24x30 garage, full basement, natural gas port on the operation and Very quiet and homey. So- heat, on Hospital Dr., Cass City. needs of the Cass City Food DISCOUNT pet foods - Blue Barn Hi Pro dog food, 50-lb. cial Security funded! Come Closet, for needy people in @Delivered. * .. to any ! 665- ’b Bring Ou bag, $12.95; Blue Barn cat see us or call Bruce at Gary Deering, Builder . the Cass City area. 2451 to make your reserva- food, 20-lb. bag, $8.50; Con- 872-3055 3-3-15-1 the President Janet Leach test horse feed, 50-lb. bag, tion. 2-3-15-7 opened the meeting, which slaughterhouse $7.95 ; Zimectrin horse Blarney was attended by 16 ladies. wormer, $8.99, Cutter, SALE ON TRUCK tires - Chris Erla reported the $4.95. Below Helen’s radial or bias. Cash and RON PATERA carry. O’Brien’sTire Shop, “Day of Reflection” will be 872-4076 after 4 p.m. Beauty Shop, Main St., in you! held March 15 at the Queen Bad Axe. Phone 269-8471.2-2-1-11 Cass City, phone 872-3137 e of Angels Retreat House in 2-3-15-2 All Day ~ 2-3-15-2 Saginaw. -- Friday, March t7 POR SALE - Bunk beds, no I Bishop K. Untener will mattresses, perfect condi- Real Estate St. Patrick‘s Day confirm 18 students April tion $200.00, Maytag elec- 15. A mother and daughter tric minidryer, perfect con- SUPER BUY: Selling several thousand dollars below re- potluck will be May 1. dition $50.00. Call 872-5014 placement value. 12.8 surveyed acres located at 2171 A donation of $IOO.OOwas after 6:OO p.m. 2-3-8-2 Englehart Road. Both wooded/cleared land with some of made to the Cass City Food WHITE CREEK.3 bedroom Ranch style Home. Kitchen- Wearing Green Closet. FOR SALE - metal shelf dinette area with kitchen range and fridge. Large living ff (does not include $2.90 luncheon special) 1 The meeting closed with gondola fixtures, 16 feet. room, paneled walls, wall-to-wall carpeting. All bedrooms prayer and lunch was Call 872-3613. 2-3-15-2 with carpeting. Large utility rmm, Spacious bathroom with served by hostesses Agnes shower and double vanity sink. This fine home is less than Gruber and Barb Mer- FOR SALE - soft wood, dry 11 years old, has not been lived in for 2 years but has been chant. and split. Cheap. Call 517- 658-2353. 2-3-1-3 heated. Extra WELL insulated. L.P. Gas furnace. Price reduced from $59,500 to $45,000 Cash. Owner will throw . CassCity - in a Large Custom MORTON 2 car garage, 2 overhang Pollution patrol FOR SALE - ’ Electric OWNER SAYS SELL!!! doors, 1 with automatic door opener, 200 Amp circuit (Includes regular pizza) In the Canadian province range, stereo component. Call after 4 :00 at 872-3881. breaker, workshop area and cement driveway. Also in- At Plaa Vllh With Thl8 Coupon of Ontario, they’re pinching 2-3-1-3 cluded screened-in grandchildren’s playhouse. One holer Expires 3-25-89 petty polluters. Interna- outdoor toilet with light bulb. Stick built utility building. tional Wildlife magazine Cement well pit with water system, water softener One coupon per family- reports that residents who Coming Auctions block t good with any other cou and sump pump. All underground wiring, TV Tower. Meets remove antipollution de- all suict State-County building codes. Much better than vices from cars may Saturday, April 1 - their Catherine Palmer will hold advertised. find themselves holding a a household, tools and other ticket. The Canadian Minis- personal property auction Immediate possession. Price at $45,000 is firm. Mortgage try of the Environment at the residence located at is no problem if you have 20% down payment. launched the unique pro- 1554 First St. in Minden I THE PIZZA VILLA I gram to keep small viola- Open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dally Phone 872-4371 City. Lorn Hillaker, au- For showing contact Bill Zemke at tions from building to big ctioneer. environmental problems. Saturday, April 8 - Iva Wm. H. Zemke Real Estate Field, representative of the estate of Edith Slack, will Deford, Michigan, 1-5 17-872-2966 Find the Service or Product hold an auction of real es- We are a family owncd Real Estate company and going You Need in This, tate and personal property on our 72nd year in this wonderful business. I . Action Guide I at the place at 5902 Main 3-3-1 5-1 I St., Deford. Lorn Hillaker, I SERVICE DIRECTORY I auctioneer.

Hsrculaa rnd eoprr APPLIANCE b&FOR A USED CAR CASS TIRES SALES & SERVICE CALLTOM E/ I Tlrr Repair I I 1 Allgnmrnli Mufflorn 872-5020 + Brrkrr 011 Changas CWfdIsd MOChdDIC Financing 8 Service Phone 872-5303 Con t rac I s Available Super Buy! 1st deposit gets this property and 2 bed- New Listing - Lovely Ranch Home on large corner lot rmm home, stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, air - 2 large bedrooms, living room, dining room and :; i conditioner stay paved driveway. Apple, peach and 2 kitchen - plus a 1 bedroom apartment in back that .fl Croft-Ctoro Lumbor, Inc. - I trecs. Land Contract available. $21,500.0. rents for $275.00 per month 2 car attached garage. Cas$ City - 872-2141 1 pear - \ - MH526 This home is a must to see! Admen Wdewr SUPREME TCC943 Dar tor tdr I I: trefwibml heh WINDOW CLEANING Land Contract Available! Between Caro & Cass City- MabFrl. 8 am.630 p.m. I ’ 5: - Yes,.thislovely 3-bedroom ranch home has a fireplace 1,440 sq. ft. Cape Cod home with full walk-out base- Sat,- 8 a.rn.4 p.m. . in the living room, snack bar in the kitchen plus formal !: I I 24-HR. SERVICE ment, 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, snack bar in 1 dining room - finished basement - Decorated in coun- the kitchen, wood, solar and oil hot water heat. Over i try. Attached garage, all on large lot. TCC935 350’ on the CasRiver, 3 to 1 1 acres available! CY 788 I. 5: 6528 Maln Cornplrlr lnrurrncr Coverage Buy your carpal or Iinolrum, tiart Sacurity Servlcra Ar~lrDh call ua lor rxprrl Inrlrllrllon. we Ptwna 072.5084 Pl#ron Phonr 451.JIS1 4160 d0 culilom urd raprlr work. 1120 Gratlot, Saglnaw I SPRING IS HERE - WE NEED LISTINGS i-siR Frciory Iralnad, “Wa Do II RlQhl.” Grllalrcilon gurrmtaod. Call 4 overnight 4 J,J.’s Flooring Senrlce 790.7609 4 :. Cass City 1t on all types of real estate f : 4 I t Free Subscription ; 3 :: PEOPLE READ : with Each Order ; :: Call Cass City 517-872-2248 or Aulornotlvr Rurt Proollng Little Ada t + Syrlrrnr 6 Waslng 4 Caro 517-633-2555 Gravel Guards You’re Reading One 4+ CassCity 4 Running Rorrda 4 Kelly W. Smith, Broker I :: Rock Kolq Sionr Cnip Prolrciion Chronicle 4 Farm Commrreirl Residential Listings Wanted! 1; Flowers - Plants - Balloons Now! 4 Sandy 4 Torn Tirmry. Owners 872-2010 I: Leach SI City. MI 48728 Phone 269~9585 4 , I. u18 ma II* Phone 872.3935 027 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe CaIl872m2010

\ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MARCH 15,1989 PAGE THIRTEEN 'CALLING 872-2010PUT'S AN' ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU" [ RealEstate ForSale ] I Notice8 1 ~- [Notices) [Services 1 I Services 1 Arthur Brown by owner in ST*PATRICK'S DAY FOR SALE IRISH STEW DINNER CUSTOM Cass City Caro - 3 bedroom house, full SLAUGHTERING PRICE REDUCED!!! basement, 2 garages, close Friday, March 17, at the Well Drilling to schools, $65,0o0. Terms Masonic Hall (corner of Gar- Personalized Napkins B EEF-PORK-VEAL-LAM B field & Maple). FOR SALE: RANCH TYPE HOME; newly decorated and some remodeling available. Call 683-2319. CURING, SMOKING AND 3-3-15-4 Serving from 4 :(IO-& :00 p.m. * Wedding PROCESS I N C and completed; New Bay Window; New sliding glass door leads to wooden deck Take-outs available Anniversary overlooking large pond stocked with fish; new furnace; 6-7 acres of woods; 9 acres Graduation TUESDAY & FRIDAY HOUSE For Sale - Attrac- Donation: Adults $5.0 Pump Repair * total; large 2-3 car garage; utility building; blacktop driveway - many other fea- Erla tures; Cas City School District - - - priced to sell immediately. tive 4 bedroom split level Child (under 10) $2.50 Many colors and designs STATE LICENSED home, 3 acres, large deck, Sponsored by Zonta Club with your name Packing Co., Inc. recently foreclosed, im- Proceeds for new . Phone 673-3800 We have 2 units to RENT - Immediate possession - in Cass City mediate possession. Priced baseball scoreboard See our new catalog for 1981 USDA Plant 1074 Cass City 517-872-2191 8-1027-tf for quick sale, will consider 5-3-8-2 PARTY STORE:Selling groceries, Beer & Wine take out - commissions from CASCITY CHRONICLE a-4-w trade. 5864 McAlpin Rd., Phone 872-2010 [-Tzzzq daily lottery $300.00 per week; Grossing over $350,000.00- natural gas furnace; Gagetown, drive by then, 5-1-134 comes with real estate, fixtures, equipment and inventory of $20,000 at cost - only call owner, Ed Horn 800- BINGO - Every Thursday $20,000.00 down plus inventory. See B.A. Calka for this money-making oppor- 292- 1550, 3-8-174 f at St. Pancratius Hall, S. WANTED TO BUY - Used Seeger, Cass Cay. Repairs on your PASS Doors slide projector for personal tunity. Don't let this one YOU BY. open 6:OO p.m. Early-bird INCOME TAX SERVICE - and use. Call 872-2334. Prompt, personal atten- 4-H 3 BEDROOM, 1% bath 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. & Satellite 6-3-15-3 home with finished base- Phone 872-5410. Knights of tion. Soper's Tax Service, SPECIAL! ! Executive home with a proximately 1800 square feet of living space; ment, 2 car 'attached gar- Columbus Council No. 8892. 3371 River St., Kingston, S ys tern & win ow 5 large Mi. Phone 517-683-2815. WANTED - Atari tapes. Brick Aluminum - large Bay a pane - bedrooms with lots of closet age, large well landscaped 5-12-31-tf Thumb Pawn, phone 673- and storage space; well insulated 2" Styrofoam around the walls of the home; lot in Cass City. Call Betty 5-14-14 @Call 5997. 6-3-15-1 also basement blocks are insulated - living room with BRICK FIREPLACE with Hammond 872-2009, agent 3 13-672-9636 318-648-4711 . heatilator; sliding glass doors lead to wooden deck; many kitchen cabinets of for Osentoski Realty. Rick's better quality - 2 bathrooms; MUD ROOM has laundry rmn, etc. Full basement 3-3-15-1 Dan's Power & stallations Earth Stition WANTED - silver coins, . with very economical heating system - Central Airconditionin - 2% car garage Stove 1433 E. Car0 Rd. dimes, quarters, halfs 1W " attached - plus 14x24' utility building for garden equipment and lawn equipment HUNTSVILLE Mobile by Jeff Caro. Phone 673-4783. and back - silver dollars more features - PEACE & CONTENTMENT here -just off M-53 Highway Home Park has a lot avail- 1878 to 1935. Paying top - many formerly Dan's Auto &E 8-10-19-tf . --- price reduced from $84,500 to $78,000.00- Call right now for a personal tour 1. 872-2357. Foam Back Carpet - price. The Coin Shop, 6439 able May Call . Fireplace Linoleum - Vinyl Tile - . of this fin&home which is only 9 ye& old and sets on #acres of nicely landscaped 3-3- 15-3 Wallpaper - Interior -Main. Phone 872-3919. . parcel of land. L.#16,510. Painting - Vertical and Mini 6-9-21-tf NOW OPEN Blinds - Blind Repair - Drop Simpson Excavating LISTINGS NEEDE3 - Cali Ceiling, Decks, Ceramic Tile, WANTED - approximately ' SUMMER HOME north of Gagetown: bnc story Colonial type home dl in knotty , for free appraisal. Our ex- 6509 Main St., Cass City Exterior Painting Loaded -wholesale or retail 40 acres woods for deer Pine - BRICK FIREPLACE;ideal for reunions; picnics, recreational use, etc, - large perience is your insurance. Next to Board Chrysler- Lowest Rates in Town Sand, Gravel, Black Dirt hunting. Call 313-286-5673. desirable lot 100x600' - $16,500, terms. Commercial 8 Residential Osentoski Realty, Cass Plymouth-Dodge Free Estimates Dozer & Backhoe work 6-2-1 -tf City, phone 872-4377. 5-3-la 5-3-1 5-5 Septic systems, water BUY OFTHE YEAR!,!!! 3-5-28-tf lines, driveways 1 18 ACRES: Over $32,000.00 Spent on remodeling home - one story - large GAEETOWN Senior Manor CASH - Have you sold your ITo Give Away 1 with wing; large Panary - tool shed - approx. 95 acres tillable - only 6 3/4 miles is now taking applications property on a land contract This and That from Cass City - - priced to sell at $80,000.00. for men and women, aged or mortgage and now you Free Estimates TO GIVE AWAY - black needing basic care. Easiest would like the cash? MDL Call 872-45028-2-8-tf and tan coon puppies, 10 IN CASS CITY: 1 1/2 story home with 4-5 bedrooms; natural gas forced hot ail rates available! Social Sec- Investments, ask for Mike, weeks old, and mother. furnace; dining room; laundry room in kitchen; let us show you ais good buy - MOVING SALE - March 15- - urity funded too! Call 872-4555. 5-6-29-tf Phone 872-3170. 7-3-15-3 priced move $29,500.00 easy payments - like rent. 16-17, 9:OO till 5:Oo. New Bruce at 665-2451. 5-3-15-7 to at - ~ -~ Whirlpool washer and drier, heavy duty, end ta- - lady's gold ring, RENT-A-STORK Elmer H. Francis FREE - to cat lover, front WOODED LO1 LOST Brent ik Marilyn's bles, garden tools, 2 Sunday, March 5, in Cass Baby Announcement Service and back declawed, neu- IN CASS CITY - -EXECUTIVE HOME with over 3,000 square feet of living room couches, knickknacks, City. Reward. Call872-4236. Rent outdoor display to tered, 1 year old, very play- an NEW HOMES OR - Large family size kitchen with Formal Dining Room - plus large FAMILY ROOM some dishes, much more. 5-3-15-1 tell friends and neighbors of ful. Call 8724425. 7-3-15-1 - 3 bathrooms; sewing room or office - Andersen windows thrdughouthome; comes 6619 Church St. 14-3-15-1 your new arrival. REMODELING ROOFING, SIDING with all appliances - walk-out basement - extra large garage with clwtric door opener SPORTSWEAR and great (517) 872-3407 or - has to be seen to be appreciated - - Shown by appointment!! Lot is large and nicely styles for your leisure hours 872-2191 Farm landscaped - Call us for a personal showing of this fine home. Easy Terms. [ ForRent I at Georgine's in Cass City, "We deliver Licensed and insured (Equipment 1 sizes 36-46. 5-3-15-1 after 56 ACRES: 6 room home with 3 bedrooms; basement; home on a knoll with nice FOR RENT - furnished one FOR SALE - 5020 John bedroom apartment for one RIGHT NOW a great selec- $25 for 1 valley views; 32x50' pole type building with shop; muck and Miami loam; 1/4 acre 7 'days Phone 872-2921 Deere tractor with duals pond 12'deep; furnace & hot water heater 2 yrs. old; Kingston-Mayville Arm- pliced working person. Inquire at tion of spring and summer 8-2-15-8 and cab; 50Q-gallon De- :. to sell at $61,000.00 - 20% dowii payment. L. #16,582 4431 S. Seeger, Cass City. dresses at Georgine's in Lava1 bulk tank, both in G. Strickland. 4-3-8-t f Cass City. 141/2-32%. 5-3-8-1 Lfnlquc Noveltici and very good condition. Call & Gift Certificates available BUILDING SITE: M-46 near Vassar Golf Course - 1.77 acres - $5500.00. 5-3-15-1 517-864-3106. 9-3-15-3 HAPPY BIRTHDAY Ken Martin FOR RENT - The Paint I Electric, Inc. ATTENTIONL!! Store has a wallpaper on your Plst-1 WANTED - male person to FOR SALE - 20-ft. Harley steamer for easy removal share living expenses of LISTINGS WANTED HOMES, COUNTRY HOMES, Horncs - Farms Rock windrower. Also, 1962 ON of old wallpaper. Call 872- house. Call 872-2064. Chevy semi-tractor,, good 5-3-15-3 Comnicrcial FARMS, VACANT LAND, RIVER PROPERTY, BUSI- 2445. 4-11-2-tf Industrial 409 engine, body needs NESSES. We have BUYERS WAITING!!! ~- New and rewire work, $850 firm. Call 658- CRAN'I' APARTMENTS - LAFAVE STEEL State Licensed 8758 or 658-8325. 9-3-1-3 COLONIAL in Owendale, starting at , IN CASS Two story aluminum sided home with approx. 2,000 square feet CITY: $265 month. Heat included, SUPPLY, INC. ' 872-41 14 of living space; blown in insulation in ceiling and walls; open stairway; formal near public schools. Call For all your steel needs: Phone rHeb Wanted] ; dining room; 4-5 bedrooms; 2 car garage; excellept location - near downtown , fabricating, machine shop, 1180 Hurdg Corner Road I' , 517-678-4401. EHO 4-8-24-tf Cass City -distant owner wants immediate sale. -Your inspection inuikd! !! From Penny Kay and welding, hydraulic hose ac- 8-8-10-tf LPN-RN , Will help with financing. Mom and Dad L # 16,521 cessories. NURSES AIDES I UNIONVILLE Apartments 8260 Van Dyke Rd,, Cass City Smith Refrigeration Due to the increase in NEAR CASS CITY: 2-1/4 ACRES: 1%story home with 4-5 bedrooms; all modern - in Unionville, starting at Phone 5 17 872-258 1 census, Autumnwood is - kitchen; aluminum siding; 1% bathrooms; Moncrief gas furnace with Energy- $260 month. Heat included, PIANO-ORGAN and voice seeking full and part- I lessons, new in area. 35 Monday thru Friday *' Mate wood furnace; formal dining room; many features * large 2 car garage; t near public schools. Call 8:OO till 5:OO and time nurses and aides on "very neat in and out - situated on a knoll overlooking the country side - Your Saturday 8:OO-noon. Closed all shifts. Experience * inspection invited - priced to sell. preferred but not neces- L.# 16,569-A for lunch 12:00-12:30. Appliance Repair 1:. FOR - sary. We will train. RENT Masonic Tern- 5-10-19-tf ; 1 MILE FROM CASS CITY - 1 7/8 Acres - RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 bedrooms; Apply in person or by ple Refreshment Hall - par- ECHO CHAPTER Order of All makes and models : laundry room;gas furnace - very neaf in and out - nicely landscaped - covered PATIO i ties, dinners, meetings. No Eastern Star - card party at phone: Autumnwood of 1:i- garage with workshop - live stream - priced to sell alcoholic beverages. Call Masonic Temple, Satur- Deckerville, 3387 Ella [ Services 1 Call b- L16,577 I Ted Furness, 872-4509. day, March 18, at 7:30 p.m, St., Deckerville, MI, 4-2-17-tf Prizes and refreshments. 872-3092 phone 313-376-2145. 14 ACRES - 2% miles south of Cass City - comes with 12x50' mobile home sitting Chuck O'De11 11-34-2 . on a slab - 68' deep well with own water system - septic tank - 15x15' storage 8-3-15-tf WANTED - Full time book- P Excavating building - 6-7 acres wooded - horse barn - priced tosell. Listing #16,500 City Mini-Storage. Call 872- FISH SUPPER keeper. Must have experi- 3917. 4-1-25-tf ence and past employers as : 10 ACRES - Beautiful building site; lots of Pine & Birch trees - live stream on Friday, March 17 Septic systems installed references. Send resume to property -- reduced from $14,900 to $12,900. terms. L#16,4?4 and . 4:OO till 8:OO p.m. cleaned CARPET & UPHOLSTERY box c, care Of City FOR RENT - newly remati- sand - gavel - ponds CLEANING Chronicle, Cass City. : IN CASS CITY: 4 bedroom home with 1% bathrooms; forced hot water furnace; eled business space in Deep fried cod, fries, ditching - hydtahoe - dozer 11-3-15-1 lots of storage room; large kitchen; dining room; comes with 2 LOTS - close to prime location in Cass City. baked potato, coleslaw, backhoe Free estimates downtown Cass City - walking distance to playground, schools, churches, etc. Phone 872-4377 or 872-2352 beverage, bread, des- WANTED - woman to live ./I DISTANT OWNERS want quick sale --- IMMEDIATE POSSESSION --- Sellers evenings. 4-7-31-tf Phone (517) 872-3031 in for household duties. Call - will hold land contract. Asking $49,900. Terms. sert. Adults $4.50, chil- #16,285 - dren $2.50. Cass4323 City, Krapf Michigan Rd. after 4: 30,674-2493. 11-3-8-3 HUNTING LAND: We have several parcels available -- 40A - $24,500. FOR RENT - small effi- CASS CITY GUN CLUB 8-6-3-tf ciency apartment, includes 4 miles south, 1 east, @orkWantedj .:RETIREES:One story stone home with 2 bedrooms; forced hot air furnace; all utilities except heat. 1/2 north of Cass City *laundryroom; all modern kitchen; carpeted; large barn for storage or horses - $160 per month plus se- 5-3-15-1 ELECTRXC motor and SPRING CLEANING? Let all this on 3%acres and close to Cass City. Priced to sell immediately at $29,500. curity deposit. Call 872-2691 ~ power tool repair, 4 p.m. to us dol it for you. Complete #16,565 after 5 p.m. 4-3-8-3 CROSS COUNTRY Cater- 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to GAGETOW N! ! 5 p.m. Saturdays. John service. We do windows. ing - Homemade specially 8-4-15-tf Call after 6:OO - 375-2492. Ranch home with 3 large bedrooms; lots of closets and storage; large family for you: weddings, ban- Blair, 118 mile west of M-53 - FOR - 2 bedroom on Sebewaing Road. Phone 12-3-15-3, ' size kitchen with Kitchen-Aid dishwasher; built-in china and desk; laundry room RENT quets, parties. Call Cheryl home in country. Call 872- Farms ,I off kitchen; 2 bathrooms; 2 car garage attached; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Janssen 872-3154 or Carol 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf MOM OFone will give your L#16555 2352 after 6 p.m. 4-3-15-1 Bliss 872-3469. 5-2-8-6 and Excavation children loving care in ; Reduced to $36,000. SPECIAL!! LARGE apartment for rent Pit run and processed Cemetery/Sebewaing Road . Medical Building - well constructed - suitable for Dentist, Doctor, CPA, Attorney, WANTED D&D area. Please call 375-2312. Insurance or Real Estate Office - Priced to sell - Immediate Possession. L#16,451 - Heat and appliances in- gravel, stone, cluded. Above Coach Light, Self-employed Handy Wash sand, black dirt, topsoil, 12-3-8-3 call 872-3613. 4-3-15-3 individuals lookhg for septicdigging, systems, basements, ditch i HUNTERS SPECIAL!!! .,.- medical insurance at (CardofThanks) ,' 4o ACRES Close to CaSS City - Surveyed and pctkcd - will sell each 10 aCrCS for FURNISHED apartment driveways, stump re- group rates. movai, etc. : $7500.00 or $22,500on 40 Acres; get a group together and buy the 40 ACRES - HUNT- for rent. Ideal for one per- Tuesday - Friday I WANT TO thank all my 872-3149 Or 872-2861 : ING OR BUILDING sites ---- Call or see B.A. Calka, Realtor, or Marv Hobart, As- son. Call 872-3315, Bud 8:OO till 4:Oo family and friends for their at 6306 W. St., Cass City, Michigan 48726, (517) ;# sociate Realtor, Main 872-3355. Schneeberger . 4-1-1 1 -tf Call Now accepting orders get well wishes, plants, 1 3 for spring work flowers, phone calls and 8-3-8-tf cards. Thanks to Dr. Cor- b : OWENDALE: 2 storv frame home with lots of Oak trim; Oak stairway; 3-4 Dick Koehler A Call 872-4778 for appoin : bedrooms; 2 bathrooms; dining room; basement; 2 car garage - could easily be HILLSIDE NORTH . converted into 2 INCOMES - $ZO,oOO.OO --- to settle estate. Possession on short 453-2121 ment. If no answer, ca .I Memorial Hospital. Your APARTMENTS 872-5306. 8-14 thoughtfulness will' never ' notice. L.#16,573. 5-2-22-4 I COUNTRY HOME ON 2 ACRES! 1 bedroom units, kitchen be forgotten. Joe Schmidt. appliances, air condi- AUCTIONEERING - see 13-3-15-1 Room for horses in Barn!! BINGO - every Wednesday tioning, drapes, storage, night. 6: 00 early bird Lorn "Slim" Hillaker. Top '. NEAR CASS CITY: Very neat 3 bedrooms with closets - 2 bathrooms; new well; Open - A SPECIAL THANKS to coin-op laundry. 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. dollar for your property. extra large kitchen - extra large living room with sliding glass door leading to Phone872-3019,Cass City. everyone who remembered sun deck; many other features - small horse barn for 3 horses; nicely landscaped Post 3644 VFW,E. Main St. 5-2-264f 8- 10-34f my husband, Roswell -- Asking only $45,Qoo. terms. L # 16, 493. I Csnings872-3610 Avery, and came to the fun- Invitations eral home and sent flowers. 14 ACRES: Cass City - Owendale --- large 4-5 bedroom home - basement; 1% and A special thanks to Marie bathrooms; large barn with new roof; room €or several horses, etc. Immediate I NORTHERN Announcements High who helped me while b Possession. Priced to sell, I L#l6,568. COLLISION he was sick. Also thanks for for all social occasions the money and a special APARTMENT FOR RENT Semis - Cars - Trucks thanks to the ones on Seed - 1 bedroom, utilities in- Free Estimates St. who remembered him. cluded, $210. Call 872-3434 Full Insurance Work Does your TV or \'CK need or 872-2596 after 5 p.m. to be repaired? loaned overnight May God be with you all. Full Glass 13-3-15-1 4-3-15-1 Bring it to Rick's Mrs. R.O. Avery. 6306 West Main Street for fast dependable ice Matching accessoAes sen including matchbooks, THE FAMILY of Chester Cass City, Michigan 48726 Ffee Estimates EWAL rDvswq ROSECRANS Apartmerits 4490 Van Dyke, napkins, thank you notes Sobieski wish to thank all WPWTUurTV , in Gagetown - starting at 4 miles south of M-81 Rick's Earth Station the friends who in their lov- Call 517-872-3355 $265 month. Heat included, Call 872-3 173 1433 E. Caro Rd., Caro Cass City Chronicle ing kindness helped us to near public school. Call 517- Our 37th year scrving Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron Counties 1 5-12-7-tf Phone 673-47838-10-1 9-tf Phone 872-2010 bear our great loss. I 665-2673. EHO 4-8-24-tf I 13-3-15-1 ' -1--*ll PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1989 CASS CITY hA1P~~fi* N I Grain signup deadlines

approaching + County ASCS Exccutive Director Jimmy LaVoic advises farmers that March 3 1 is the final date to file for loss on the 1988 disaster, He also stated that April 14 is One of my hobbies has the final date to sign up for ON THE LAND (Me- the 1989 Wheat & been to try different kinds of chanical) 2,000 milcs I drove a dog team the year I was a park Feedgrain Program. transportation in varied Engine cabs of steam trains climes and places. My life- ranger in Alaska. With only a few weeks (narrow and standard gauge) remaining for both signup time list, as best I can re- Freight trains Most novel were the big member: sleds which men of Madeira deadlines, farmers arc urgcd Automobiles from .Model guided down the ‘greased to contact the ASCS office MARINE; T’s to Porsches rocks of the mountain roads as soon as possible and make Bullet train in Japan Arab dhows there. I took this hair-raising an appointmcnt to have both Egyptian feluccas Blue train in So. Africa ride down the cobblestone programsexplained to them. Catamarans Motorcycle, tricycle and trail, with natives running ASCS programs are avail- Jet boats bicycle alongside and kecping the able to producers without Paddlcwheclers (side and Funiculars sled from going off the road regard to sex, race, color, stern) Cable cars and over the cliffs. Sacks religion, or national origin. Frcig h tcrs Street cars (horse drawn filled with grease dangled Cruise chips and electrical) , just under the runners to Livestock Club Submarines kcep them slippery, al- S hasers ON THE LAND (Human) plans dinner ubc Rickshaws though the cobblestones Destroyers were already pretty greasy Rock Sleds (Madeira) The Cas City Livestock IN THE AIR: Strctchers (Madcira taxis) from the traffic. LAMBERT ALTHAVER, a member of the board of the Michigan Chamber of I would like to ride a camel Club held its monthly meet- Hot air balloons On my pappy’s back ing March 2 at the Interme- Commerce, outlined the advantages of belonging to the Chamber to a group of Big planes & little planes in a race. They do this in Skatcboard Egyptand it lookslikea hell- diate School. Sail planes & gliders I guess I’m proudest of the _-Plans - for a spaghetti supper businessmen at a breakfast held at Wildwood Farms Restaurant- raising sport. _.---- He1 icopters March 16 were discussed. Blimps ****** Tickcts werc distributed to SOCIAL SECURITY TAX all membcrs. ON THE LAND: (Ani- Also discusscd wcrc mals) READ IT AND WEEP State chamber’s goals Spring Achievcmctlt, the 4- Dog teams Max. Pay SS Tax Rate Total Tax H roller skating party and Mules other future events. Horseback Year taxed youpay Co.pays 1980 25,900 6.13% 6.13% $3175 Members wcre asked if Canocs 1982 32,400 there isan interest in photog- v 6.7% 6.7% 4341 o utlin ed Wednesda Rafts (rubbcr and wood) 1984 37,800 7.0% 7.0% 5198 raphy. A local photograph& d Power boats is willing to help. Board member Lambert just a small pcrccntage of volved and appointed to the 1988 45,000 7.51% 7.51% 6759 Althaver, Cass City, Curt A. its size. Outboards 1989 The next mecting is April 6 businesses in Michigan. board when he called to 48,000 7.51% 7.51% 7209 Brycrs and others from the Memberships wcre offered Among the topics on Sailboards Increase in tax since I980 126% and all mcmbcrs are cncour- complain about an issue the - Michigan State Chamber of for $195 each for a year. which the Chamber presenp Innertubes aged to attend. Ncw mem- group was considering. He the business view are prop- Sloops, ketches, schoo- My own view - - not shared worker’s pay. He would Commerce outlined the ob- Althavcr thanked the by politicians - - is that you, have been more impressed bers are welcome. jectives of the organization said that he has found the erty taxes, health insurance, ners, yawls Leaders in many project guests for attending and very large board of directors buster, pay the total tax, and with his check. in a special breakfast meet- explaincd that he got in- uoemploymcnt insurance Ice-boats areas are needed. to be very efficient despite and others. Skate ____-ssik not just half. The company Note in the above table that ing beforc some 25 prospec- or whoever, you work for tive members Wednesday at Horse-drawn cutters, bug- while the rate itself has gone Bethesda film may pay half, but it’s part of up only 22% - - from 6.13% Wildwood Farms Restau- gies, wagons, gigs their labor expense and re- at Women’s meet rant in Cass City. Camels in 1980 to 7.51% this year - ally comes out of your hide, - the total tax went from Bryers, who is manager of Dromedaries A film on Bethesda Lu- m em bcrsh ip de vel opmen t , Ostriches As a one-timer employer, I $3175 to $7209. That’s a iump of 126%. theran Home was shown at told the group about the - Tinted Glass Auto Elephants would have much rather not the March 6 Lutheran “Michigan Forward” pro- Skiis deducted Social Security, Sill Myers is a retired editor Women’s meeting. Be- gram that is designed to Skates (ice and roller) but instead, added it to the Pwr. Locks Cruise and investment counselor. thesda is home for_. 6~ place the needs of business mentally impaired persons-- Y Mats Lamp Group before the state’s elected W.W. Tires Delayed Wiper: Help Finding You in Watertown, wis. officials. Want What Want? Thirteen members were Bryers pointed out that AMIFMICass. Split Seat - present and Mrs. Adeline surveys have shown that the Air Conditioning Pin Stripe Try The Want-Ads Today! Butlcr gave opening devo- Chamber is onc of the most Sport Mirrors Wire Wh. Cvrs. Jc1 I..~ions. effective in lobbying in Tilt Wheel Rear Defroster The annual church kitchen Lansing. He also explained C CASS CITY CHRONICLE cleaning day is Thursday, that there are now 7,200 April 6. members, which makes it > C Cass City, Michigan Mrs.Hostesses Butler Connie served Britt refresh- and the largest State Chamber in the United States. ~ However, hc added, our membership still .includes

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