14 VOLUMECA”” 93, NUMBER 3 nITYMICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, CHRONICLE1999 I-WTY CENTS 14 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT

WeekendI stand-off ends in Decker man’s arrest

A Sanilac County man was arrested hours after he alleg- Moriartey Road, west to Lamton Road and then north about edly threatened his wife with a gun and a knife in their Dccker a mile-and-a-half before entering a field on the west side of residence over the weekend. the road. Because the suspect was armed and stopped in a Sanilac County Sheriff’s deputies said the woman suffered field, Hall explained, the sheriff’s department’s Special Re- minor injuries during the incident, which was initially re- sponse Team was called to assist. ported Saturday at 2:50 a.m. when she called central dis- Special Response Team members along with the sheriff’s patch and reported her husband was holding hcr at gunpoint. department’s K-9 Unit tracked the suspect until just before Dispatchers kept the victim on thc phonc while sheriff’s dawn, but the search was called off due to concerns about department and state police units responded to the home in the deer hunting season and a large number of hunters in the Decker. area. Detective Sgt. David Hall said the suspect allegedly kept Later the same day, at about 11:40 a.m., the suspect was his wife at gunpoint, then later held a knife to her throat, observed back at his residence, and police responded to the When deputies and troopers arrivcd at thc: house, he fled in a scene, evacuating about 29 people from nearby residences vehicle, Hall said, adding the victim reported her husband during the stand-off. had a loaded gun with him. The suspect fled west on Snover Road to M-53, north to Please turn to page 5*

TWO PEOPLE were injured - one of them critically - when 2 vehicles collided at Projects top. $1 ,million the intersection of Deckerville and Germania roads in Sanilac County’s Evergreen ter treatment plant. Township Saturday night. (photo by Eric Esckelson). Cass Citv, officials have B ~~ hefty capital improvcmcnt Computer and office equip- ment will cost another spending list for 2000. village eyeing ambitious 6-H -#.,A In Tuscola. Sanilac counties In all, the villagc expccts to spcnd rnorc than $1 million on projects ranging from capital improvement plan routine maintenance to street One killed, 2 hurt in crashes improvements to equipment Houghton Strcct, Sceger to purchases. West ($7,500);Maple Street, One person was killed and by a northbound vehicle at SANILAC CRASH Troo pc r s rc port cd Thc expenses, outlined in ’ Ilondincau was transportcd Third to Main ($12,100); 2 othcrs were injured in scpa- about 752 p.m. the village’s 5-year Capital Sherman Strcct, Garfield to rate traffic accidents in the The driver and passcnger in Michigan State Police by FlightCarc Helicopter to Improvement Program, arc troopers from the Sandusky St. Mary’s Medical Center, Main ($20,000), and area over the holiday week- the northbound vchicle were built into a proposed $3.57 Garfield Avenue, Oak to post reported 2 people in- Saginaw, whcrc she was end. hurt in the crash. The million spending plan for Woodland ($16,000). jured in an accident Saturday listed in critical condition. It Millington area residents’ 2000 that will be adopted by Another $265,300 will be afternoon in southeastern isn’t known whcthcr she was A Tuscola County woman names were not available, the village council next spent on infrastructure im- Evergreen Township. wearing a scat belt whcn the died in a 2-vehicle crash Fri- and deputies had no informa- month. provements it1 thc village’s 150 p.ni. accidcnt occurred. day night in Arbcla Town- tion regarding the extent of Capital improvement ex- industrial park. According to reports, Mark A passenger in he Ellis vc- ship. their injuries. Reports state . penditures next year will in- The projects inclyde pav- E. Ellis, 34, of Scottvillc, .hiclc, Lcr:i Ani1 Ellis, 26, a passengcr in the clude a number of strcct ing, construction of curb and Mich., was wcstbound on Scv t tv il le, wax tra ti sported to Shinabarger vchicle suffered prujccts estimated at a com- gutter and installation of a Tuscola County Sheriff’s Dcckerville Road whcn a Marlette Comtiiutiity Hospi- minor injuries. bincd $176,100, including 12-inch storm sewer along deputies reported D’na northbound vehicle appar- tal for treatment of minor in- $45,000 for construction and Schcll Strcct, Docrr Road to Daniel1 Shinabarger, 23, of Deputies were assisted at ently ran a stop sign at the juries. Two other passengcrs, curb and gutter on Hunt North Industrial Drive Millington, was killed &hen the scene by Millington Fire Germania Road intersection James Ellis, 4, and Emily K. Street, from Spruce Street ($136,000); installation of she pulled out of a driveway and Rescue personnel, and the vehicles collided. Grace Ellis, 6 nionths, were 450 fcct south. 36-inch storm sewer along on Belsay Road, south of Hudson’s Ambulance,Vassar Thc driver of the north- not injured. Troopers said all Roads schedulcd for paving North Industrial Drive to the Millington Road, and was Area Ambulance Service, bound vehicle was identified of the occupants werc wcar- are: West Street, Pine to Center “B” Drain attempting to turn south and the Millington Police as Gar01 J. Dondineau, 52, of ing seat bclts or were seated Church ($9,000); Rose ($1 OS,OOO), and installation when her vehicle was struck Department. Fraser. in child restraint heats. Strcct, Seeger to Ale of‘ 15-inch storm sewer along ($ I7,500 ); Ale Street, Main North Industrial Drive, from to Rostb i!<17,000); Maple Schcll Street to the 36-inch Street, Main to Church storm drain. ($4,500);Huron Street, Dale A major storm scwer Contract awarded for post to Virginia ($5,500); Hunt project is also planned for Street, Huron to Virginia Church Street, from Nestles projcct is not being funded ($13,500); Hunt Street, Vir- to Brooker, where 860 feet of Michigan State Police company’s estimated con- west corner of M-24 and ginia north 650 feet ($8,500); 36-inch storm sewer will be troopers in Caro should be struction time - 180 days - Deckerville Road. by county general fund mon- moved into their new post compared to the low bidders’ ies. “The county floated the next summcr. estimate of,340 days, Total cost of the project is bonds, but the state will pay Hoagland noted. He said estimated at $1.6 15 million, to lcasc the building,” he Welcome, The Tuscola County Board commissioners were also including architectural, legal said, adding the state’s pay- of Commissioners last week more familiar with J.R. and engineering few, site ments will cover both prin- Santa! awarded the contract for the Heineman, which con- work and other expenses. cipal and interest over a 15- $1.3 million project to J.R. structed an addition at the Hoagland emphasized thc year lcasc period. Heincman & Sons Inc., Tuscola County Jail. A HOST of youngsters Saginaw. gave Santa Clam a J.R. Heineman submitted Hoagland added construc- the second lowest among a tion should get underway U-W short of warm welcome when he dozen bids, according to soon. arrived in Cass City county Controller Micrhael “We’ve issued the bonds Hoagland, who said the bids and we’ll have the proceeds aboard a festive Detroit ranged from a low of from those bonds in about 3 Edison truck Friday $50,000r target $1,338,600 to a high of weeks,” hc said. “We’re on $1,656,795. a fast track now.” Tuscola County Unitcd Way if‘ county rcsidcnts don’t dig night. At left, Madison J.R. Heineman’s bid of Thc 7,500-square-foot Board members are hOPing a bit decpcr into thcir pock- Brinkman, 3, daughter $1,348,900 was selected, in building will be constructed for an ets. of Pam and Tom part, because of the on a 4-acre site at the south- present*but it wnn’t happen Officials in October launchcd thcir first campaign Brinkman, Cass City, since the Caro and Cass City anxiously awaits her It’s time to fine tune those United Way organizations turn to visit with the merged with the United Way Christmas wish lists, and of Tuscola County over the Jolly Old Elf inside his the Chronicle will once again be summer. The campaign of- house in the parking lot publishing “Letters to Santa” in our ficially cnded Nov. 15, but at the municipal build- it’s hoped contributions will annual holiday issue, Dec. 22. kecp coming overcthe next ing. Of course, Santa Claw has a lifetime sub- few weeks. The reorganized United ‘7 scription to the Chronicle, so be assured the Way Board set this year’s Jolly Old Elf will get his copy of the paper. in4 goal at $50,000. -fplenty of time for his trip across the world on “Right now, wc’re about 80 Christmas Eve. And don’t w&y, Santa assures percent,” United Way Presi- dent Ken Spencer said of the us that he and the etves had all of their Y2K bugs progress in meeting the worked out months ago. $50,000 goal. Spencer indicated response urry, kids. Finish those fetters to Santa and mait to the United Way’s mailing rn Soon to the Cass City cle, P.O. Box 115, has been weak in wmc areas 50 Main S.,Cass City, 726, Momanddad of the county, largely because some communities are not by the Chronic anyhe and drop used to the mail campaign. off or slip it through our mail slat. “It’s (response) good in Cass ’t forget to incfude a photo of yourself - City because we’ve been do- ing it here for the past few ack and white is best, but a color years, but this is the first year photo is fine, too. - for the wholc county,’’ he said. Spencer is also hoping some residents in other communi- ties, including Kingston, W Please turn to pagc 5. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1999 CASS ClTY, MICHIGAN Meg’s Peg It’s a girl! Library to host special Winter Wonderland Cuss City I 1 coffee hour Thursday dinneddance Dec. 10 Social Items Tuscola County’s Faith-in- tickets can be purchased by Action is sponsoring its An- contacting Sandi Fader at Call your local news A special coffee hour hosted brary in the community. The nuat Winter Wonderland (517) 872.5476 (ext. 398) or to thechronicle ofice by the Friends of the Library Christmas house tour helc‘ DinnerlDance Friday, Dec. is slated for 9:30 a.m. Thurs- at (5 17) 693-6183; Kerry 872-2010 the previous 2 years is an ex- 10, at the Cass City VFW. Brown at (517) 872-5476 I day, Dec. 2, at Rawson Me- ample of a project under- Doors will open at 4:30 (ext.319), or Lucille Sayers morial Library. This event is bv Melva E. Guinther taken by the Friends that not p.m., with dinner from 5 lo 6 at (5 17) 673-4650. The Sherrard and planned to acquaint those at- only raised money for the li- p.m. Dancing is from 630 to Schember families cel- All proceeds will assist with My sister Peggy shared a The letter proper started out tending with the purpose and brary but also was a social 10p.m. with music provided providing services to thc eld- ebrated Thanksgiving Fri- letter that arrived for my dad “Dear Vernon, you lucky activities of the group. event for the community. by Denny Ewald and the erly and disabled in fiscola day, Nov. 26, together at the a while back from an “astro- The Friends promote the li- Music Makers. County and surrounding Missionary Church base- stiff ...” As one astute ob- ar- logical detective, author, server pointed out, “At least brary through programs, Members of the community The cost is $10 a person and cas. ment. Those present were award winner, American she got that right!” honey raising projects and are invited to attend this cof- Evelyn (Sherrard) Hendrea, volunteer activities. They act fee hour to learn more aboul Call Us 872-2010 Marcia (Sherrard) Schember, Federation of Astrologers,” - named Sophia. It continued, “My Dear, as ambassadors for the li- the Friends of the Library. With Ideas For Feature Stories Mark and Brenda hold onto your hat! Because I I It was an “Invitation to 84 (Schember) Stover and like the caterpillar that Days of Happiness”, that was daughter Monica of Cass emerges its as Hannah Mary to transform his life. from cocoon City, David and Colleen a beautiful butterfly, your life urged Dad to review RISTMAS Sherrard of Lapeer, Kristin is about to be transformed!” Allyson Deborah Withey Sherrard and friend, Jeff the information and return announces the birth her the form so she could send The gorgeous gold-tone of Cramer, Mishawaka, Ind., sister, Hannah Mary. She TREES Rev. Jonathan and Deloris him her *‘personally ener- butterfly amulet that had gixd, protective, life-renew- been “charged with Sophia’s was born Wednesday, Nov. 3, TOM THU.6SfNGERS (Sherrard) Boyer, Joshua and 1999, at 758 p.m. at Cov- For Sale Erin and friend, Joel Green- ing butterfly amulet that OwnSPiritualenergY” was to CONCERT symbolizes this incredible be absolutely free. She only enant Healthcare in Saginaw. CUT FRESH wood, from Bay City, Mike Hannah weighed 9 pounds, EVERY WEEKEND and Lynn (Schember) Bur- change!” wanted $22.95 to help cover That must be one powerful her expenses in finding Dad 4 ounces and was 21 inches Opening Nov. 26 ‘til Christmas den from Walker, Trishe long. Smith and friend, Nate amulet. My dad died 2 1/2 and Preparing her forecast for a life of good fortune. Parents are Michael and Scotch Pine As low as s12°0 Haradoc, North Branch, years ago. Jamie Withey of Cass City. Perhaps I expect too much, We had a chuckle over it, Also & White Spruce ’ Brian and Susan Schember Grandparents are Francis Blue but wouldn’t you think an but it’s really pretty sad to I ll and daughters, Anyasa and and Mary Withey of Cass Erick from Ray, Clarence astrological detective who’s think that there are people 11 ~~GG~GY>ATURDAY, City and the late James and a.m. - p.m. and Kate Schember, Lapeer, “received commendations who believe and respond to Deborah Crane. Great grand- 9 5 Rev. Paul and Kaylene from police departments Sophia. They must or she parents are Ralph and Open until Christmas Schember, Paul, David, around the country” for her and her ilk wouldn’t be in Carolyn Chapman of Cass Phillip and Ana from work would know that? business. City, Fred and Nig Withey of L iubaczewski Nicholasville, Ky.,Daniel Caseville, Elaine Crane of I and Rebecca Ruth ***** Cass City, and the late Jay (Schember) Deal and son Crane. II Tree Farm I! Samuel from Richmond, While the Thanksgiving turkey is still fresh in our minds 2 1/4 miles north of DNR Station off M-81 Ky., Rinerd Schember, Ruth (less so in our soups and casseroles), here’s a clever verse, Phone 665-2501 compliments of the Laugh-A-Lot website. It’s reminiscent (Schember) Dorman and Bastian Ted Lubacrewski Ben Gruber of Cass City. of the time my mother’s pressure cooker exploded when she was cooking beans. completes Ruth Dorman, Kaylene- Ana Schember and Rebecca The turkey shot out of the oven training Ruth Deal attended a bridal And rocketed into the air. shower Nov. 27 at the It knocked every plate off the table Navy Fireman Jacob D. Richfield Church of the And partly demolished a chair. Bastian, a 1999 graduate of Nazarene for Andrea Will- It ricocheted into a corner Kingston High School, rc- iams, who will become the And burst with a deafening boom, cently completed basic train- Then splattered all over the kitchen, ing at Recruit Training Com- SATURDAY;DECEMBER 4, T999 - Z30 P.M. bride of Paul David Schember Jan. 8,2000. Completely obscuring the room. mand, Great Lakes, Ill., and SUffDA Y, DECEMBER 5, 1999 - 3:OU P. M. It stuck to the walls and the windows. was named his recruit train- NO TICKET-SREQUIRED Thanksgiving Day dinner It totally coated the floor. ing company’s honor recruit, FREE WILL OFFERING guests of Dale and Mary There was turkey attached to the ceiling Bastian was cited for his 2nd annual BARRIERFREE Damm were Randy, Carmen, Where there’d never been turkey before. personal character, leader- CASSCITY UNITED METHODST CHURCH Jason and Ethan Damm, It blanketed every appliance. ship, attention to duty, mili- Holiday CEMETERYRD. Evelyn Warmbier, Tim and It smeared every saucer and bowl. tary conduct, cooperation, There wasn’t a way I could stop it. loyalty and comradeship. 7 114 MILES NORTH OF CASS CiTY TRAFFiC Susan Wooster of Flint, and That turkey was out of control. During the training cycle, LIGHT Nancy Frederick of Caro. Open Hous Marion McClorey and I scraped and I scrubbed with displeasure, recruits are taught general REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED Onalee Crawford were after- And thought with chagrin as I mopped, military subjects designed to AFTER THE CONCERT noon visitors. That I’d never again stuff a turkey prepare them for further aca- Saturday, Dec. 4, 1999 With popcorn that hadn’t been popped. demic and on-the-job train- ing in one of the Navy’s 85 1O:OO a.m.- 4:OO p.m.

,*.* . . ,, occupational fields. Studies also include seamanship, 759 Hospifal Drive, Cass City (51 872.989 8 ‘.* . y.. 7) You’re-nevertoo old to Advent services set close-order-drill, naval hi s- tory and first aid. save money: Advent services at Good A soup supper sponsored He joined the Navy in July Shepherd Lutheran Church by the Board of Evangelism 1999. are slated for Dec. 1, 8, 15 to raise funds for students and 22 at 7:30 p.m. The jun- attending Lutheran colleges ior choir will sing Dec. 8 and is set for Dec. 1 from 5:30-7 the adult choir Dec, 15. The p.m. and a spaghetti supper youth and children of the sponsored by AAL to raise congregation will be partici- funds to help flood victims pating in several of the ser- in North Carolina is set for vices. Dec. 8 from 530-7 p.m...... Kids, crafts;

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Rabbit Tracks Trio charged in Nov. 20 The back forty hardware store burglary 0 lQ99Rogerpond by Roger Pond (And anyone else he can I’m getting a little worried This booklet reminds me what happens to my com- A trio of teuns arrested in each of thc defendants, who fense, operating a motor ve- about Y2K. For months I’ve what a low-tech existence I pu ter. connection with thc early face preliminary examina- hicle while transporting a dismissed the whole thing as must lead. I can’t imagine We have pencils, pens, pa- morning burglary of Cass tions Friday at 9 a.m. passenger under the age of a hoax, but now I see things not having a 3-day supply of per, and a box of crayons to City Hardware storc Nov. 20 Investigators say the trio 16 years, and driving with- might be going haywire $f- food and water, milk, juice, write out invoices, make ter all. Quick now, what type of dry bean crop is niost prevalent in has bccn arraigned on mul- allegedly used bricks to out a license Oct. 23 in or equivalent liquids. and my notes, or color a rabbit if nec- Michigan? No, it’s not navy beans anymorc. It’s black bcans tiple felony charges. smash a window at the hard- Arbela Township. Consider for a moment: important records are just as essary. that lead the parade, according to thc Michigan Dcpartment Chnrgcd last week in ware and a gun display case Bond was set at $1,000. A Wisconsin is going to the important in December as Am I prepared for Y2K? Rose Bowl, Oregon State of Agriculture I998 annual report just issued. Tuscola County District inside the store sometime preliminary exam was to they are in January. “You betchum,” as Little In 1998 the state planted 75,000 acres of navy beans and Court were Nicholas C. between 2 and 3 a.m. have been held last week. won 7 (or 8) games this year, I always read notices from Beaver used to say. 135,000acres of black beans. That’s a hugt: difl’crenuc from I,eiterniann, 18, Sebewaing; A cooperative effort among *David W. Kaufeld, 42, Mt. and Illinois beat both Michi- banks, local governments, gan and Ohio State. Elec- So what happens if the the crop reported 5 years previously, in 1994, whcn 78,000 Lauro 1’.Trcvino, 17, Elsa, local police officers, Tuscola Morris, was charged with power companies, etc. Some Tcxas, and Rudolfo Nuncio County Sheriff’s deputies, operating a motor vehicle tronic scoreboaids are going of them are hilarious. world economy goes acres of black beans and 230,000 acres of navy beans were bonkers and everybody’s in- planted. Jr., 18, Sebewaing. state police and Bad Axe po- while under the influence of . whack0 already! I keep plenty of firewood, Last week I learned the vestments go in the sack? Over all, Michigan accounts for 14 perccnt of the United All 7 suspects were ar- lice resulted in the arrests of liquor, third offense, fleeing flashlights, tents, sleeping raigncd on charges of break- all 3 a short time later. a policc officer, fourth de- President’s Council on Year bags, propane lanterns, You’ll have to ask my wife States’ production, second in the nation. The state that leads about that. the nation in dry bean production is North Dakota. ing anti cntcring with intent Leitermann and Trevino gree, and driving while his 2000 Conversion suggests Swiss Army knives, and ex- to cornrnit larceny, con- were located in field near license was suspended or re- we prepare for the New Year tra toilet paper in case of I’m like the President’s ***** spiracy to break and enter, Koepfgen Road, just west of voked Nov. 23 in Fremont as if it were a 3-day week- emergencies. My dog knows Council on year 2000: I just larceny of firearms, con- the village, and Nuncio was Township. end. They say it might take 3 1’11 feed him, regardless of deal with the important stuff. days to fix all the glitches Million dollar giveaways are getting to be ho-hum thcsc spiracy to steal fircarms, and picked up by state police Bond was set at $40,000 caused by Y2K. days. Besides the 2 game shows on national television with posscssion of‘a firearm in the troopers. and a preliminary exam was Call Us 872-2010 Maybe they’ve forgotten; - top prixs of a million and 2 million dollars, Kewadin Cnsi- commission of a felony. In In thc process, police recov- scheduled for Friday morn- Jan. 1 to Jan. 3 IS a 3 day With Ideas For Feature Stories 110s has edged into the act with a million dollar offcr of its addition, Leitermann and ered 6 stolen handguns. ing. own. Trcvino wcrc charged with In other recent district court .Russell L. Underwood, weekend. New Years falls on Naturally therc are numcrws restrictions, but what it boils resisting and obstructing a prcrcecdi ngs: 27, Vassar, was arraigned on Saturday and January 3 is a holiday. So what’s the prob- down to is a drawing Deu. I I from among jackpot slot win- police officer. .Mark E. Oppcrman, 38, one count of possession of ners using an Edge Club card, betting the maximum when Breaking and cntering is Millington, was arraigned on marijuana, subsequent of- lem? The President’s Council re- CALL PARAMOUNT FOR OUR ABSOLUTE BESl the jackpot was won. Kewadin operates casinos in Sault, St. punishable by up to 10 years charges of possession of fense, Nov. 13 in Vassar. Ignace, Hessel, Manistique and Christmas. in prison, conspiracy to marijuana, subsequent of- Bond was set at $3,000 and cently released an informa- PRICE.,, BEST QUALITY,,. BEST SERVICE,,, tional booklet on dealing There is expected to be in cxcess of 2300 names in the break and enter carrics a fense, operating a motor ve- a preliminary exam was GUARANTEED! ! ! ! drawing. maximum penalty of IO hick while under the influ- scheduled for Dec. 17 at 9 with Y2K.They suggest we years and a $10,000 fine, 1%- ence of liquor, second of- a.m. store at least a %day supply IP7-m ***** ceny of a fircarm is punish- of food and water. able by up to 5 years and/or The booklet recommends Speaking of millions of dollar events, thc Intcrnal Revenue a $2,500 fine, and conspiracy keeping copies of important records before and after Jan. Service has one of its own. Officials announced last week to stcal firearms is punish- 1, so we can tell if everything that it has over $1 million waiting to be rcturncd to 1,762 ahlc by up to 5 ycars and/or matches up. We are encour- Michigan taxpayers. a $12,500 fine. Felony fire- aged to “read Y2K notices The refund checks were returned by the U. S. Postal Ser- arni and resisting and ob- from banks, local govern- vice because of incorrect names and addresses or becausc structing a policc ofiicer arc ments, power companies, the recipients moved. both 2-ycar felonies. at $50,000 and supermarkets so we can If you are waiting for a refund, hclp is wailablc 24 hours 21 Bond was sct for prepare accordingly.” day by calling 800 829- 1040. L The whole thing reminds 0-MONEY DOWN E-Z FINANCING AVAILABLE All in all, Cass City resi- at times. me of a farm safety booklet FREE ESTIMATES Open house dents are blessed with fine But these days, when it’s no published by the government r The Weather community services. Snow longcr necessary to whip back in the ’70s. That book- i, rcmoval is quick and the down to the office at 8 a.m., BAY WINDOWS High Low Precip. to honor let warned farmers, “DO not busincss sidcwalks are also reading the papers in the fall into the manure pits.” Tuesday ...... 66 ...... 45 ...... 13“ plowed. Especially helpful is morning is one of life’s little $239Extra Wednesday ...... 45 ...... 24 ...... 0 A local farmer showed the biologist the removal of leaves each luxuries. I hate to give it up. booklet to me and said, “This ...with Window Purchase Thursday ...... 4 5 ...... 3 6 ...... 02 I’ fall. It’s so much simpler to Hope springs eternal. but for Friday ...... 44 ...... 33 ...... 40“ seems like good advice, ‘I’hc. Departnicnt of Natural rake thern to the curb than to Maybe in the near future the most of us would probably Su b-Str ucture Saturday ...... 46 ...... 30 ...... 0 laboriously stuff thcni in delivery personnel will Rcsouroer, (:ass City field think of it on our own. . LIFETIME WARRANTY Sunday ...... 40 ...... 27 ...... 0 bags. It’s easier than burning change (or reform) and de- Monday ...... 44 ...... 26 ...... 0 office will host an opcn Maybe the government could houw €+-iday,Dcc. IO, from them, a standard procedure livery will be constant and on find other things to spend the Windows $5.00 Each Per Month (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment platit.) hcforc the ban went into ef- time. 1 until 5 p.m. in rccognition taxpayers’ money on.” &FreeGarden Window Free Screens/Locks 0 Free Double fect. In the afternoon thc Bay . of retiring Wildlife Biologist The new Y2K booklet gen- Strength Glass Free Thermo Glass Free Trim Work Carlton R. (Bud) Jarvis. ‘I’hc service is reliable, but City Times is also received. erally suggests, “Look out! ‘I’hc open house will bc held naturally, not without cost. Delivery of the Times has We don’t know what might at thu Chs City field office, Our constantly rising prices been cxcniplary since Eric .go wrong, but something located on M-8 I approxi- for scwcr and water and the Hanby took over, might.” They say small busi- CALL US FREE 1=800=288=4385 $8 n month charge for re- Why can’t the adults who nesses and organizations niately 5 rnilcs west of Cass State License No 2101 109C15 City. For directions or other moving garbage attests to deliver the Free Press and may have trouble getting inforniation, call 5 17-872- that. News be like that? their work done. S300 Monday through Fri- Generally, I suspect the day, 8 a.rn. to noon. residents feel that service is If you cannot attend and worth the cost. Not that it’s would like to send bud a perfect, you understand. card, address it to Bud Jarvis, Where I live you can depend Ilcpartment of‘ Natutal Re- on garbage pick-up to be there Thursdays, except for . *’ , .. sources, 4017 E. Caro Rd., I’ Cass City, MI 48726. holiday weeks. What you can’t depcnd on is what time it will arrive. Most times the garbage truck arrives around 6 a.m. For some strange rea- PUBLIC NOTICE son, mosl days my house and the one immediately to the south on my side of the street VILLAGE OF CASS CITY are collected before any of the others on the street. About one wcek.in 6 or so The Special Budget Study meeting of the it sits there until 10 a.m. or later, providing some anx- Cass City Village Council will be held ious moments, especially on December 6, I999 at 7:30 p.m. at the a hot day. The village service is great Municipal Building, 6506 Main Street, Cass when compared to newspa- per dclivery of the 2 Detroit City, Michigan. papers that I receive. I have bccn a subscriber to them for Joyce a. Bemus at least 25 ycars and prob- Clerk/Treasurer ably much longer. Delivery today is poorer than ever be- fore. Scarcely a week goes by without a failed delivery. Otic wcck recently set a new record, 3 days in a row, no piipcrs. sANTA‘s-TOY SHOP‘ It must hc that at certain times, :i. substitute makes de- 872-8580 livery. How clsc can you ex- plain a delivery on Saturday, 6468 Main St. (Formerly Forts) when the papcrs are com- ooamoo hincd, with 2 of the same papcrs stuffed in my box’? Okay. I know what you are Toys POKEMON CARD thinking. If it’s that bad, why put up with it‘? Just cancel Beanies TRADING NIGHT and be done with it. Admit- tcdly, that has been tempting Pharmaceutical Grade Extracts Christmas Tuesdays Quantity of Capsules Per Bottle 0 CASS CITY CHRONICLE High Decorations . USPS 092-700 High Amount of Extract Per Capsule /o OFFA 5-6 p.m. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 20 6550 Main Street And Much We carry Second-class postage paid at Cass City, Michigan 48726 POSTMASTER: Send address More! 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Christmas is right around teenage kids today ask for thc corner and students are more expensive items than Earlier girls’ teams were talented busy filling out their Christ- they did in years past. To- mas lists. day kids ask for gifts nke I was one of the many brave computers, Sony play sta- “Somehow You Forgot” championships in the “early tallest girl on the team stood muster, after winning their throws, 3 pointers, defense, people fighting the crowds at tions, clothes, etc. Items like ~O’S”? Do you remember to play at the college level 5’9” iall! That’s aniwing! first Championship in “light etc. To make a long story with a few of them settini the after Thanksgiving Day this can be very costly. Toys Hey John, their overall record of 58-8 And they tiid it wth ii j’oiing ~urs”,people staricd attend- short, the Lakers had to “wait some records along the way Sale. Two of my good for little kids have even got- in those 3 years? That they “scare-crow” team of “only ing the games! Up until that friends (Katie Wood and Cari ten more high tech, which their turn” for a few years, I just thought I would refresf Not to take anything away never lost one game of non- 8 girls”. The first year thc point, it was always Lakers! like it or not! And in my O’Hara) and I found some takes that pricc right up there. some of “the memories’ from the “earlier teams”, or* conference hall in those 3 starters consisted of 2 sopho- By the way, in each of those opinion, if you want to assess great sales on items for spe- When I asked students at your readers have about “that the “99” version of girls’ bas- years, all the while soundly mores, 2 juniors, and one se- 3 straight championships,the the “earlier years”, Coach cial friends and family mem- school what they wanted for team”. Thanks for your time ketball teams, but in your thrashing “ranked teams”, nior. And they went up Lakers and Marlette girls’ Daniels posted one of the bers on our shopping lists. Christmas, I got a variety of and space. Nov. 24, 1999, issue of the such as Harbor Beach, against all the teams much teams were favored over best teams out on the floor I had already started by answers . Chronicle “‘The Haire Net”, Brown City, Sandusky, taller and more physical, and Cass City. Another bit of to ever play in Cass City, if picking up some gifts, one Brown said, “I want A true sports fan - Eric you statcd that “if’ the “99” Deckerville, to name a few! with far more numbers on the trivia: The Cass City girls led not the best! He’s got the for my secret teacher at Michigan State mcmorabilia. squad played the champion- Do you remember the 19 bench. But somehow with all the whole area in almost ev- records to prove it. Also, Rinerd Schember school, right here in Cass I’m a huge Michigan State ship team thc “earlier game winning streak, before of‘ the heart and guts they could ery category; including free many of those girls went on Cass City, Mich. City. There are a lot of really fan .” years”, the “99” squad would losing their last game of the nice and special things at Jason Damm said, “I asked win “hands down”. I would year to Mnrlctte by 2 points‘! stores uptown. I’ve also got- my parents for a computer, think that after all the girls’ In 3 years, they lost a total of ten some really great deals on but I doubt I’m going to get basketball games that you 8 games, 3 of those in dis- gift items uptown too! The it.” have attended over the trict championship games, to Stuff your Thanksgiving dinner next few weeks will be very “I haven’t asked my parents course of more than 2 de- teams that had 15 girls on busy for everyone trying to yet, but I want a VCR,” said cades, that you would be a their squad, including Veterans of Foreign Wars boxes containing the leftover finish their shopping on time. Aaron Volz. Frankenmuth! One thing that the three of us left (hungry). turned away from this year’s better judge of talent than 4533 Weaver scraps in your parking lot. I Next year, take your dinner; but not before volun- Many people were busy this Cindy Henn said, “I asked that! Do you happen to re- stands out more than any- Cass City, MI felt you needed it more than Thanksgiving Day dinner teers served a record 350 weekend taking down my parents for a TV.” member “the team” that won thing in my mind about this we did. and stuff it. people from noon to 1:30 Thanksgiving decorations When I asked Erin Kappen, 3 straight girls’ basketball team, was the fact that the and putting up their Christ- she said, “I want clothes and Oh what a friendly idea. Next year when you adver- p.m. Ariother 35 to 40 take- mas decorations. I saw my a camcorder.” Thanksgiving dinner and the tise your Thanksgiving Day Ray and Marlene Donaldson out orders were filled, ac- Letters to the Editor neighbors, Danny and Wow! The more technol- Couple whole town is invited. We dinner you should also state Cass City, MI cording to Mills, who said it Shirley Haag, putting up ogy, the higher the prices for The Chronicle welcomes talked about going for that dinner is served only for was simply impossible to their Christmas lights. Christmas gifts. I have to letters to the editor: weeks. Being new to Cass fifteen minutes, or the first Editor’s note: Scott Mills, unticipate the response. Thl Next many people, if not admit I asked for a VCR for Letters must include the grateful City (April 1, 1999) we thirty people, whichever oc- conrdirzutor of the Commu- fact is, he added, this is the wanted to be part of it and curs first. nity Thanksgiving Dinner, already, will be picking out Christmas. writer‘s name, address first time in the event’s 14- their Christmas trees. Some- For older people who have looked forward to having I can’t tell you how disap- acknowledged a handful year history that organizers and telephone number. pointed and hurt we felt as how we always manage to to buy for teenagers, gifts for care dinner with friends, neigh- people we re reg retfu I ly run out of food. The latter is in case it is bors and others from Cass get one home and find it big- you can never go wrong with Dear Editor, ger than we thought it was at would be clothes, CDs, lo- necessary to callfor veri- City. We read about the town fication, but won’tbe used dinner in the Cass City the tree farm. Oh, the joys tions for girls and hats for I would like to let everyone of Christmas ! boys. in the newspaper: Chronicle. Thedinner was to Be proud 0f 0 veterans know how grateful I am for start at 12:OO p+m.Nowhere Ur Many people become over- It can be hard for the stu- Names will be withheld the excellent carc that my did it say that dinner was whelmed with everything dents too. Luckily for me, 1 froni publication upon husband, Bill Rohlfs, re- that goes on over the Christ- we drew names this year for served from 12:OO to 12: 15, request, for an adequate ceived at the Tcndercare To The Editor up the mas holiday. Try not to get our friends. Otherwise, I or limited to the first thirty women who gave up their reason. Nursing Home. He was people. Mrs. John I. Tomczak, too stressed out at this busy would have to buy all my we should be very proud of lives for all of us. It is also The Chronicle reserves treated with love and kind- wife of S. Sgt. John I. timc of the year. friends something little. My wife, a friend and my- this small group ofdedicated inspiring to find them as an the right to edit letters for ness. selfheadedfortheVFWhal1 veterans of the Second honor guard at the funerals Tomczak, Buying gifts and spending Things like that can really Working in a nursing home can be hard to deal with. I add up. length and clarity. around l:OOp.m,Wewanted World that put up the of their fellow veterans. Who Aerial Engineer U.S. Ail is not an easy job. I appreci- to avoid the initial rush. Force for heard on the Channel 5 News Erin Kappen said, “I will We will not publish thank American flags in cassCity will take up this dedication ate the wonderful staff for all when all these fine men are General Hap Arnold, Bowl- that the average shopper will also be buying 3 of my you letters of a specific When we got there dinner Nov. 1, Veterans Day, and that they give of themselves. was over. Someone scraped Day at the cem- gone? Can’t we encourage ing Field, spend an average of $800 on friends gifts.” nature,for instance,from Memorial gifts for the holiday season. the bottoms of pots, pans and our young veterans to take Washington, D.C. Don’t stress out. Just relax a club thanking mer- Sincerely, etery in honor of the men and At first I couldn’t believe and enjoy thc holiday. We dirty dishes and put together this. Than I came to realize all need to take a minute and chants who donated 2 carryout boxes and shoved i, prizes for a raffle. Olive Rohlfs them in my hands and that it is most likely true. remember what Christmas is Cass City When you think about it, all about. headed us for the door. I thought there were 3 of us Weddin6 and we wanted to eat inside with our new friends and -~Invitations “Because life throws neighbors, many of which Traditional 6 &ylish curve balls too.” were still inside eating. I grabbed a pickle slice as I Cass City Chronicle headed for the door (Thanks- Phone 872-201 0 giving dinner small-town I style), I left the 2 carryout I

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01998 Nlrmtc lnrunncc Cunpwy, Northbrools Wnoli W~KItn rvnlabihty and qualifiuowu Other terms. condhim urd exh&ons my apply. NOTICE VILLAGE OF CASS CITY, MICHIGAN SALE OF UTILITY VEHICLE - BtJCKFT TRUCK ‘F iw Kidgc is our crisis residential honic for persons who are Mentally 111. The Village of Cass City will accept written sealed bids for the sale and purchase of a 1976 Ford .4J tilts who are residents there enjoy home-style dining, sleeping, and TECO Vanguard Model Aerial Lift 45 Foot “Bucket Truck”. This uiiiity vchick was in the (I mique sense of freedom that can be very important to them. Person- service of the Cas City Department of Public Works for approximately nine years. Chtcred Planning helps them play a vital part in the design of their wii treatment plan. The Ridge is just one of the many unique programs The Village has established a minimum bid of S5jOO.OO for this utility vehicle. offered by Tuscola Behavioral Health Systems which are designed to Written sealed bids will be received until 4:OO PM, on Monday, December 13, 1999, at the serve our Consumers with excellence. Please call today if you need this type Village of Cass City Municipal Offices, 6506 Main Street, P. 0. Box 123, Cass City, Michigan of professional assistance, or if you know someone else who does. 48726, and must be marked as “Bucket Bid”. The sealed bids will be opened at the Village Council Meeting, to be held on Monday, December 20y 1999, at 7 00 PM

The Village of Cass City is selling this utility vehicle in “as is cundi+.iori”. -1 hc vehicle may be “viewed only” at the Village DPW Offices, by appointment. 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan, Telephone: (517)872-29 1 1. Additional infonnrtticm is wai1:ibk wtxcerning recerit inspection reports from the Village Offices for serious inquines only. The Village reserves the TUSCOLA right to accept oi reject any or all bids.

A Mdvgan Comrnunily Mmlal Heullh Autborrly Joyce A. Bemus saving Turnla County und tbe Grecrter fiutnb Arm Village Clerk P.0. Box 239 Caro, MI 48723 PH. (517) 673-6191 or 1-800-462-6814 TDD (517) 672-4780 Arfv.7rk reprinted by permission of Martha Perske from PERSKE PENCL PORTRAlTS 1971-1 990 (Nashville Abingdon Press, 1998) I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1999 PAGE FIVE j In Sanilac County i Construction of new expo center to begin this week Construction of the new County Fair Board President “We are very confident that The facility, he added, will Sanilac County 4-H Expo John Cook, removal of the the building will be up and provide fair goers with a Center is scheduled to get old dairy barns and rabbit ready to house anirrials for underway this week. more pleasant experience as barn is nearly complete. He next year’s fair,” Cook pre- they view 4-H projects. The new 24,200-square- noted that most of the old dicted. “This building is a The dairy committee has foot facility will be used dur- buildings were salvaged with critical element in the fair spent the past 3 years spear- ing the annual Sanilac help from Sanilac County board’s long range plan as it heading the project. Com- County 4-H Fair to house Jail inmates and several area continues to look to the fu- mittee members have put in and show dairy cattle and Amish farmers, who plan to ture and enhance our local 4- hundreds of volunteer hours small animals. The center recycle most of the materi- H youth program.” raising funds. will also be available for use als. The 2000 version of the by the community for edu- Once the old foundations Sanilac County 4-H Fair is Hopefully, the entire com- cational workshops, farm are removed, Cook said, con- slated for July 16-23. munity will join the effort shows and other community struction of the new 4-H The Sanilac County 4-H with their financial support, events. Expo Center should get said Cook, who announced In addition, the Sanilac Dairy Committee has made started, hopefully this week. an initial contribution of the fair board will match, County Hockey Association The new facility will con- dol 1 ar- for-dol I ar, the next is hoping to raise enough $25,000 towards the new fa- sist of a I 1 O-foot by 220-foot cility. $10,000 donated for the money to outfit the 4-H Expo clear- span stee1 building. project. Center with an ice rink, Anyone who wishes to con- which would be used during tribute should contact Nancy the winter by the community Jones, Sanilac County Fair , hockey program and for Board secretary, at the MSU open skating by the general Extension Office, 37 Austin public. St., Sandusky (phone - 810- ‘ According to Sanilac 648-25 15).

YANKEE@CANDLES United Way CHILDREN who missed Santa Claus’ arrival in Cass City Friday night still have THE GIFT OF HOME FRAGRANCINGTM plenty of time to share their holiday lists with him. Santa’s hours starting this week are Fridays from 5 to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reese, Vassar, Mayville and CHRISTMAS EVE Millington, will offer to rep- resent their arcas on the Save money with our United Way hoard. Decker man arrested our December The whole purpose of rnerg- multi#policydiscount! ing was to combine the re- I sources of several local United Way organizations to After a short time, Hall said, the suspect was arrested with- Fragrance better serve groups and indi- out any further incident, and the residents who were evacu- viduals throughout Tuscola ated were allowed to return to their homes. The suspect’s name is not being released pending his ar- County, according to Spen- mmev with their multi-dicy I of the Month cer. raignment on formal charges in Sanilac County District Last year, a combined Court. Deputies are seeking a warrant charging him with $58,000 was distributed to felonious assault and domestic violence. various groups by the county and Cass City United Way 20% Off organizations. Hopeful I y, he said, a similar amount will be available this year. “But if we t Come visit us for the only candles that are Famous for can’t reach our goal, then

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%Visit Santa in His House (corner of Seeger and.Main streets) Free Portraits with Santa, 4 till 7 p.m. at the Book Mart Photo Lab (517-872-2075) I Sat., 1214 (Courtesy of Partlo Photographic Arts) %Free Saturday Matinee at Cass Theatre Kids, Crafts & Christmas Hour, 10-lO:45 a.m. (adults admitted free with a shopping receipt for at Rawson Memorial Library. TO pre-register ce// 872-2856 I that date from any Cass City Business) Santa at the Santa House I1a.m.-2 p.m. I Free Saturday Matinee 2 p.m., I at the Cass Theatre, “Dudley Dooright” I Sun., 12-5 “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” by the Sally Doerr Dance Studio, 2 p.m. at the %Free portrait with Santa Claus I Cass City High School Cafeteria. $2.00 donation (at Book Mart Photo Lab) I Fri., 12/10 Santa at Santa House 5-7 p.m. I Sat., la11 Kids, Crafts & Christmas Hour, 10-10:45 a.m. at Rawson Memorial Library, I Santa at Santa House lla.m.-2 p.m. &Be one of the Lucky Cass City Shoppers I Free Saturday Matinee, 2 p.m. I at the Cass Theatre, “The Rugrat Movie.” to Win a I FTi., 12-17 Santa at Santa House 5-7 p.m. Sat., 12-18 Kids, Crafts & Christmas Hour, 10-10:45 a.m. Classic Electric Train Set This Year! I at Rawson Memorial Library, Watch for contest details and entry boxes at your favorite Cass Cify businesses, Enter to Wn! I Santa at Santa House I1a.m.-2 p.m. --__----_-_1_11__1___II------I Free Saturday Matinee, 2 p.m. at the Cass Theatre, “Muppetsin Space“ The Cass City Chamber of Commerce, Businesses, Professional Firms I and Service Clubs wish you a Very Merry Christmas!

*Ur. David Baker *Great Lakes Eye .Lions Club aDr. S.H. Raythatha *Buds & Blossoms by Sandy *T>r.RobertCmin & Dr.Nicholas Naheniak .Little Caesar’s Pizza *Rotary Club Cass City Chronicle *IX.Richard Hall .Main Street Auto Care *Schneeberger TV & Furniture, Inc. Cass City Hardware .Ilarris-Hampshire Insurance Agency, Inc. *Marshall Distributors, Inc. *Special Scents Flower Shoppe *Cas City Oil & Gas mHillaker Auction Service .Ken Martin Electric *Sutter’s Bakery & Restaurant *Dr.Paul Chappel & Dr. J. ‘Thomas mHillaker Decorating Service *McDonald’s Restaurant *Thumb Area Dialysis Center Wharmont Motel .€Tills & Dales General Hospital *McVey Jnsurance Agency, Inc. *Thumb National Bank & Trust Co. .Chemical Bank,Thumb Area *Independent Bank East Michigan *Mr. Chips Back to the 50s *Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post #3644 Classy Cuts *J & J’s Dollar & More e Mr. Chips Service Center Videomation Coach Light Pharmacy 43. Hoon Jeung *New Sheridan Health Mart/Book Mart .Wash King Laundry & Cleaners *Curtis Chryslcr, Inc. rKelly & Co. Realty *Quality Auto Parts *Dr.No Yun .Diversified Services *KrmFuneral Home *Rabideau Farm Store OEicher Cleaners eLaFave Steel Supply, Inc. *Rawson Memorial Librmy PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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Wells Township. She died Deford United Methodist He is survived by his sister, Jean Michalski Jan. 1, 1996. Church or Bay Shore Camp. Jessie Wilson of Bad Axe, Tousley worked for the Arrangements were made and many nieces, nephews, Margaret Jean Michalski, Tuscola County Road Corn- by Kranz Funeral Home, great-nieces and great-neph- 54, of Deford, died Thurs- mission as a Maintenance Cas City. cws. He was preccded in day, Nov. 25, 1999, at Foreman for over 40 years. death by his wife; parents; a M arlet te Hospital, Marlet te. He was very interested in sister, Lorcna A. Wilson, and She was born July 3 1,1945, Salvation Army work. He Leigh Wilson brothers, Pete W. and Jim E. in Cass City to William and was a member of the former Wilson. Mae (Russell) Rolston. She Kingston Masonic Lodge. Lcigh Wilson, 89, of Funeral scrvices will be married John R. Michalski He was a member of the Deford, did Sunday, Nov. held at 1 1 :00 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 29, 1964, in St. Joseph Deford United Methodist 28, 1999, at the Tuscola Dec. 2, at Kranz Funeral Catholic Church, Argyle. Church for over 83 years. County Medical Care Facil- Home, Cass City, with the She worked on the election He is survived by his chil- ity, Cam. Rev. David Mercer of Dcford board for Novesta Township. dren: Elsie (Gerald) Hicks of He was born Oct. 17, 1910, Community Church officiat- Surviving are her husband, Deford, and Kenneth (Doris) in Cass City to James and ing. John; 4 children, Greg (Kim) Tousley of East Tawas; 7 Bertha (Root) Wilson. He Intermcnt will he in East Michalski of Defnrd, Jim grandchildren; I5 great- married Iva B. Shaver June Dayton Cemetery, Cam. (Lori) Michalski of Caro, grandchildren, and nieces 27, 1942, in Angola, Ind. Memorials may be made to Jeff (special friend Bonnie and nenhews. He was me- She died Christmas Day, Tuscola County Medical Adarns) Michalski of Cass ceded :n death by an in’fant 1997. Care Facility. NEW LOOK Construction of a 1,920-square-foot addition at Thumb National City. and Kathy (Jim) sister, Marie, and brother, Wilson worked for the - Schram of Cass City; 7 Clarence Tousley. Kingston Elevator and then Bank in Cass City is progressing, thanks in part to relatively mild weather in re- grandchildren; 8 brothers Funeral serviccs wcrc held for thc Michigan Sugar Fdc- and sisters, Delores (Lloyd) Saturday. Nov. 27, in Deford tory in Cam. He was a life- cent weeks. The work is part of a 2-phase, $730,000 project designed to create Damm of Gagetown, United Methodist Church, long farmer, horse farming more space, renovate the existing building, change the traffic flow pattern and add Duncan (Bonita) Rolston of Deford, with the Rev. Mar- for many years. Jn 1922 at Bad Axe, Betty (George) garet Passenger officiating. the age of 12, he began as a drive through ATM service. Stephenson of Bad Axe, Interment was in Ellington janitor of the DiIman School. Dennis (Bonnie) Rolston of Township Cemetery, Caro. He attended Deford Commu- Cass City, Robert (Nancy) Memorials may be made to nity Church. Rolston of Gagetown, Debra Rolston of Bad Axe, Dianne f -’ ”-\----- Tree ‘share’ program available (Ed) Prill of Kinde and Tanya - P~.,, --\j* Wedding {Jim) Terbush of Cass City, -‘I EYECARE share program for the pur- and many nieces and neph- Have a few hare acres her, Mayhe you .just love the and put oxygen back in, one .Inv it ati on8 where you’d like to plant beauty and quict that trtlcs chase, planting and rnainte- of the many useful functions ews. Traditional 45 stkylish ~ trees? Perhaps you’re look- give to an area. nance of trces for r~fcircsta- of trees. She was preceded in death by 2 brothers, Frederick & tion. Thc goal of this Detroit Under this program a iand- EYEWEAR ing to create wildlifi: habitat. Whatever thc ruason, Dc- Edison program is to remove owiicr can be reimbursed 50 “Ted” Rolston and Roy City Chronicle a recreation area ur grow h- troi t Edison has II ncw cost carbon gasses from the air to 75 perccnt of hisher costs Howard Rolston; a brother- FOR EVERYONE (up to $1 83 per acre) depend- in-law, Eugene Vincent, and ing on the tree species nephew, Travis Guinther. Professional eye n planted. The landowner Funeral services were held exams should have a minimum of 2 Monday, Nov. 29, at Kranz Prescriptions filled acres to plant on and he/she Funeral Home, Cass City, must be willing to leave the with the Rev. Stuart Justin of 1999 FORD TAURUS Large selection of trees for 40 years. The land- Victory in Christ Community frames owner can have a planting Church, Rad Axe, officiating. $1,500 Cash Back PLUS All types of contacts plan drawn up for free Interment was in Novesta interest as low as 4.9% for up No-he bifocals through the conservation of- Township Cemetery. Glasses repaired Memorials may be made to fice and a tree planter is Blue Cross & VSP American Cancer Society or avai I able. participant If you have any interest in American Lung Association. and/or would like more in- formation on this program, Glen Tousley DAVID C. call or stop in to see Renae BATZER 11, OD. Essenrnacher at the Tuscola Glen I. Tousley, 95, of East Professional Eye Care Conscrvation Office. Sign up Tawas, formerly of Deford, 4672 Hill St., Cass City for this program Ends Feh. died Tuesday, Nou. 23, 1999, 872-3404 25. Participants will bc ap- at Lakeview Manor in Tawas proved on a first come, first City. Bad Axe 269-7263 servcd basis. He was born Nov. 9, 1904, The Tuscola Conservation in St. Clair County to Felix Officc is located at 1075 and Sophronia (Brown) Cleaver Rd., Caro, phone: Tousley. He married Eva M. (5 17) 673-8 174 (ext. 3). Vandemark July 17, 1925, in WE DO D-EER Winner of the Greater Thumb West Conference and Class C District titles in 1997, 1998 & 1999 PROCESSING II HCJNTERSI! Try -OurSpecialty VENISON SUMMER SAUSAGE made fiorn your cuts of meot Call 872-2 1 9 1 From vow friends at

STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. Hours: 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays 7 a.m.-8 p.m. ‘ 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Saturdays; Sundays by appointment 10 a.m.-5Sunday pm. FOOD CENTER - 1N CASS CITY - Phone: 872-2191 NOTICE Thumbody Express VILLAGE OF CASS CITY, MICHIGAN is now providing SALE OF EQUIPMENT = friendly service between The Village of Cas City will accept written sealed bids for the sale and purchase of a Root 541X - 9 foot one way Snow Plow. The Plow is also equipped with a 34 inch heavy duty Caro and Cas City! Husting Quick Hitch. The plow was in the service of the Cass City Department of Public Works and is in excellent condition. Caro Thumbody Express is pleased to announce its transportation The Village has estabIished a minimum bid of $14O0.00 for this piece of equipment. schedule from Cam to Cass City each Wednesday and Friday: *Depart Cam approx, 8:30 AM,arrive Cass City approx. 9:OO AM Written sealed bids will be received until 4:OO PM, on Friday, December 3, 1999, at the Village of Cass City Municipal Offices, 6506 Main Street, P*0. Box 123, Cass City, Michigan 48726, .Travel from point-to-point in Cas City, depart for Cam approx. 10:30 AM and must be marked as “Plow Bid”. The sealed bids will be opened at the Village Offices by the .Arrive back in Caro approx 11:OO AM Village Manager, at 4:05 PM, December 3, 1999 and the bid awarded subject to the conditions as *Depart for Cas City again approx. 1:OO PM,arrive Cass City approx. 1:30 PM described in this Notice. The successful Bidder must purchase the equipment within three(3) *Travel from point-to-point in Cass City, depart for Caro approx. 2130 PM business days of the Bid Award, Cash or Certified Check will be the acceptable methods of payment for the equipment purchase. One-way Trip: $3.00... Round Trip $G.OO ...P~~nt-~~-P~int in Cas City $.75

The Village of Cass City is selling this equipment in “as is condition”. The equipment may be “viewed only” at the Village DPW Offices, 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan. The Village reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids,

Joyce A. Bemus Village Clerk CASS CITY, MICHIGAN1 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1999 - \ Frit.receives NCTL Cass City Bowling1 basketball accolades CHARMONT LADIES High Team Series & Game: As of Nov. 23 Leftovers 1983 (715). , North Central Thumb highlighted the league’s All- team as the lone representa- League champion Kingston Conference cage team selec- tive from Owen-Gage to re- MERCHANTS LEAGUE Y Dee’s M.P. Rockets tions with 2 first team picks. ceive all-conference honors. Cable-ettes As of Nov. 24 Also receiving 2nd team all- Live Wires Named to the dream team conference accolades were Cass City Tire New England Life 16 from the Cardinals were se- North Huron junior Amanda J.B.’s Crew niors Beth Hunter and Jesse Souva, Kingston junior Wild John’s CharmonHollywood t & Vine 8 Kaniszewski. The pair were Mandi Montei, Akron- Aprea Healthcare Trisch Septic 7 joined by seniors Angela Fairgrove senior Tina Dott Manufacturing S S Builders 6 Noelke, Carsonville-Port Petiprin and Carsonville Team # 7 Wi c kes 6; Sanilac, and Keleigh Tanton, Port-Sanilac senior Sheena R H Body Shop 5 Akron-Fairgrove, both Olds. High Team Series and 7’Furness Builders 5, unanimous selections. Game: Live Wires 3001 All Season Video + Rounding out the first team (1053). Triple R choices were senior Brandi The league’s honorable * mention candidates included High Series: V. Patera 492, rf Kerr of Peck and junior Katie High Team Series & Garnqq Trish Davis, Carsonville-Port E. Romain 494, B. Kilbourn Quinn of Caseville. 485, K. Daniels 472. Charmont 3216 (I 100). ; Sanilac, Jennifer Jobson, 575 Series and 2 10 Game; Bulldog junior Danielle Kingstsn, and Karen High Games: V. Patera 190, Dee Fritz M. Lutz 748 (21 1-258-279), Fritz was elected to the 2nd Logghe, Peck. B. Kilbourn 193, K. Daniels 191, E. Romain 188. G. Robinson 692 (2 12-2 I 21T 268), C. Anthes 660 (245.’ SUNDAY NO ROLLERS 248), J. Kr01653 (210-235) As of Nov. 14 R. Kwh 649 (223-226), M Jackson 647 (225-230), Chemical Bank Pinheads16 Shannon 642 (223-234), 1 ” Sparkle City Rollers 13 Jones 630 (2 14-224), 3/2 Double Prints Leftovers 12 Langenburg 621 (242), 1 C.B.’S 11 Humes 6 10 (2 13-224), Damn Near Last 11 Finkbeiner 609 (235), Pocket Rockets 9 Salcido 606 (252), M Par-T-Ranc h 8 Zawilinski 603 (214), E ONL399 The J-R-C-S 7 Boyd 602, R. Wright 601 Wc’ll Get Rack To You 4 (244), J. Storm 590 (23 I), l? Furness 590 (238), TI Mcn’s High Series and Pattingill 575, T. Summer; Garnes: J. Mathewson 238, 233, K. Desimpelare 23 1,s; P. McIntosh 603 (222). Hull 225, Doug Wyatt 216, Wonicn’s High Sories & L. Toniaszewski 216, L). GXTICS:J. Mcrcdith 1’30, 13. Salcido 2 15, R. Witherspoon McKec 486 (I 76). 210. UP TO ANYROLL24 EXP. $4ggm at , ADD $1.00 FOR 36 EXP, Cass City. The buck field dressed 140 lbs. White Eagle Lodge 1 Original roll color print film only C-41 film processirig No half- frames. Danoramic black & white. Sundance Premium sets “Wigilia” dinner Alcohol lvartv danning tips The White Eagle Lodge No. fer), St. Michael’s Choir OPEN 7 DAYS 3046, an affiliate of the Pol- from Deford singing Polish ish National Alliance, a fra- and English Christmas car- Planning a holiday party‘! Consider the following strategies for serving alcohol ternal benefit society, will ols, an accordion musir: sing in a way that can prevent in- 6520 Main Street Whether you are having a “Top 10 Holiday Tips” pro- have its annual “Wigilia“ tra- toxication and drunk driving along, and door prizes. party at a bar, hotcl, oflice, vided by the TIPS (‘Training ditional Polish Christmas while still ensuring everyone The price for dinner is $8 Cass City or hoiiic, a plan lor serving for Intervention ProcedureS) Eve dinner Sunday, Dec. 12, per person children under has a good time: - alcohol responsihly is a program. at thc Caro Knights of Co- 9 are free. This is a benefit must. Here are some sensiblc ”Hire only bartenders who arc trained in the responsible lumbus Hall, 903 Ryan Rd. dinner for youth education in The doors will open at 1 :30 the arts, essay writing on cur- scrvice of alcohol. p?nW ahd dinner will bc rent affairs, and citizenship. ,. *Offer soft drinks, fruit - s&v*t 2 ptfw/’”-‘14 z I ’f + i tickets and respations, > juices, bottled water and cof- The’ 8-course dihner‘ t’. calli Helen ‘(5 17) fee so that guests have an al- Gill Jagosz at begin with opening prayers, 673-8226 or Victoria Wolak ternative to alcohol. *Have the servers “card” sharing of the oplatek (wa- at (517) 683-2465. anyone who looks under 30. No I.D., no alcohol. *Remind guests that even if they are not driving, it is against the law to serve a vis- ibly intoxicated person. ”Close the bar about one hour before the event is fin- ishcd. BROASTED FISH dk FRIES All you can eat - Public Welcome “Make free transportation available both to and from an event in order to prevent drunk driving. *Plan entertainment and other activities so that drink- ing alcohol is not the primary Y CF- focus of an event. Masonic Lodge, Cass City *Don’t scrve anyone more Corrier of’Mapkmid Garfield than one drink at a time. Friday, ‘December3 111 “Ensure that thcre is lood Tickets at door , avnilahlc - cating will help Adults $6.00, 12 & under $3.00 111 slow down drinking and al- Tyler Lodge 3 17, Cass City, Michigan coho l a bsorp t i o ii i ii t c) t 11 e hloodweani. Takeouts Available

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Sunday, December 5,2:00 p.m. Cass City High School Cafeteria - - $2Donation at the door BAKER COLLEGE Bring your camera and get your child’s picture taken with For a career. For a future. For a life.@ Snow White between I:I5 and 1:45 100 FREE COPIES OF SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS [ North Central Accreditedt] will be given away to children ages 8 & under donated by Kranz Funeral Homes Cor more information, call the Sally Doer Dance Studio, 6410 Main St., Cass City - 872-5331 (4943CC * Based mi998 available graduates CASS CITY CHRONICLE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1999 ZASS CITY. MICHIGAN - PAGE NINE ‘iThree Hawks among DOERR LANDSCAPING, of Cass City, re- cently donated a Crimson King maple tree to conference all stars Campbell Elementary School. Second graders Although the Cass City Red landed on the second team. is a constant threat shooting from Mrs. Butcher’s classroom helped take part Hawks failed to place anyone She was all-everything for from outside and is one of the in the planting of the tree. The students learned on the first team all-confer- Cass City. She led in re- quickest players on the Hawk ence Greater Thumb West bounding and scoring and squad. about shoveling, roots, watering, and the length squad, they placed a player often was used to bring the Underclass students domi- of time it takes for a tree to grow. Pictured in 3n the second team and 2 ball up the court. She was a nate the honorable mention sthers on the honorable men- strong defensive player. list. The players and their foreground are the nursery owners, Rick and ion list. Others an the second squad grades include: Jame were Liz Ertman, Lakers; Johnson, Bad Axe, 11; Don (with shovel) Doerr. Players from 5 different Mindy Eisengruber, USA; Stephanie Drury, Lakers, 1 1 ; xhools won the 5 spots on Jacquie Caprathe, BCAS, Melissa Werner, BCAS, 12; he GTW first team. All are and Michelle McKellar, Staci Gaeth, USA, 10; Beth ,eniors except Rachelle I May ville. Bouvy, Reese, 12; Kristen deinlein, Reese, a sopho- Wisenbaugh, Lakers, 1 I ; Sa- nore. The seniors are Jaime noCass City players re- rah Topharn, Mayville, 9; Wedding Stahl, USA; Erin Mooney, ceived honorable mention. Vicki Robinson, Mayville, 3ad Axe; Page Babcock, Both will be back next sea- 11; Lisa Dunn, Lakers, 12; qnnouncemerits 3CAS, and Laura Dubey, son. Holli Cooper, a fine Kayla Botts, BCAS, 12; and iakers. rebounder, is a junior, and Trista Damm, Reese, 12; Val .Sophomore Sara Homakie Deidre Deering, a freshman, Thomas, Mayville, 10. Invitations

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Alma College hoopsters uou we... -* Do U know Cass City Shelly ulfig, Cass C:lty She played in the Scottie Saturday in a win over High School graduate, is do- Invitational Friday and Sat- Franklin College, she scored Chronicle ing we11 as a freshman stu- urday. Friday Ulfig scored 11 16 points and led the CATER? dent and member of Alma points before fouling out in Phone 872-201 0 College basketball team. a loss to Indiana Wesleyan. NO PARTY TOO BIG OR TOO SMAL Weddings Showers Anniversaries Business Meetings Company Parties f Chronicle Liners STORE HOURS: Mon .-Sat. Work Like Magic! , 7 a.m,-8 pm. Cass City Chronicle Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Phone 872-201 0

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Two of Michigan’s oldest banks have come together. Mutual Savings Bank with 112 years of banking experience joins 135 year old Independent Bank. NOTICE What does all that experience mean for you? You’ll have access to 75 area ATMs. You’ll have 91 ofices to serve you throughout Michigan. You’ll VILLAGE OF CASS CITY have more lending resources, but still have local lending decisions. And you’ll have a common An Amendment to the commitment and pride in community involvement. Village of Cass City Zoning A cornrnitment that won’t change.

Ordinance No. 71, as Also the people who serve you, as well as the bank amended, regarding Section ofices and the hours they are open will remain the 1608 Signs has been adopted same, Welcome to the new Independent Bank. by the Village Council. We’ve changed our name, A complete copy of the but not our people, Pigeon: amendment is available at the 75 S. Main St. 453-2300

Village Office for review or Selxwaing: distribution during regular 8880 Unionville Rd. 883-33 10 business hours, Cas City: 8:OO a.m. until 4:30 porn., 624 I Main St. 872-2 105 m Monday through Friday. Independent Bank w MfME4ERFDc Joyce A. Bemus Village Clerk aLENDER Q 1999 Independent Bank PAGE TEN t >;! ' CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872-2010 TO PLACE AN ACTION AD Transit (nonbusiness) iates, - For Rent Notices Services Services Services I 10 words or less, $2.75 each Merchandise Merchandise ~ in w r t i on ; add iti o n a 1 words HILLSIDE NORTH apart- Nifty, Nifty '" ibazh. 'I'hree wccks ments has one-bedroom Look who's 50! Smith CHUCK O'DELL Call 872-3579 $1 j , :< of 2-cash rate. STIHL SAW PARTS and re- FOR SALE I Purebred apartment, laundry room, S~bcI:: tic) by enclosing Pair; Special fall Prices on chocolate Lab pups. Mother storage, air conditioning. Refrigeration EXCAVATING Robert Bliss * cash with riiiiil ordcrs. Rates HUsqvarna Saws. Rex Binder purebred, father registered. $3 60/month, $360/securi ty and Septic Systems Installed - lor displa)) want ad on nppli- Sales, across from TSC, $150 each. Call 872-3937. deposit. 872-4654. Cleaned Builder cation. Caro. 673-4367. 2- 1 1- 10-6 2- 12- 1-3 4-1 1-10-tf Appliance Repair Sand - Gravel Licensed & Insured - Ditching Replacement Windows f Automotive '> FIREWOOD - Ash and * FOR RENT Masonic Vinyl Siding maple split, $40 face cord. - All makes and models Dozer f RealEstate \ Temple Refreshment Hall - New Construction & FOR SALE - 1993 Buick Softwood $30. Convenient Backhoe parties, dinners, meetings. Regal, custom, 4-door, excel- pick up. 872-35 15. For Sale 4323 Krapf Rd,, Cass City Remodeling No alcoholic beverages. Call lent condition, $5,000 or 2- 10- 14-tf From her husband Call 872-3092 Phone (517) 872-3031 Homes & Businesses Barney Hoffman at 872- &family 5-12-14 I -t best. (5 17) 872-483 1. 4 8-3- 8-4-21 -tf 8-5-3 4 1 85, leave message. IS-tf 1 - 1 1-24-3 CHRISTMAS SHOP at NORTHWOOD Earl's Wood crafts, 6608 4-7-14-tf LOST - A male Golden Re- IRonold E. Palmer triever, last seen near M-53 FOR SALE - 1992 Dodge Third Street, Gagetown. 665- MODULAR (Mart in'- I w s t and Robinson Roads, wear- Builder 2500. 2-1 1-24-3 I 2 - B E OM do n a i rs' DRO Caravan, 105,000miles, runs ing red collar with no tags. good, $3,000. 872-2462. apartment at beautiful Hill- Electric, Inc. Painting New buildings, side Apartments. Fully car- Reward. 872-4502. 1-1 1-17-3 FOR SALE - 1993 Suzuki 5- 1 1-24-3 Homes - Farms old buildings, ~~~ ~~ ' peted, refrigerator, range, GS 500, runs good, no prob- C o nimerci a1 siding, Icms, black, purple and water, water softener, air PARTING OUT 1986 Buick cotdi tioner, storage units' IF INTERESTED in a trip to Industri a1 pole barns white, $2,200 with new hel- Mt. Pleasant Dec. 13, $25, or Park Avenue. Many good and laundromat. Ncar gro- New and rewire 2805 Crawford Rd., 1 body parts. Also 1974 Chevy met. (517) 872-4132, leave Fox Theater Dec. 16, $57, message. 2-1 1-17-3 cery store. beauty shop, hos- STATE LICENSED Cass City, MI 48726 pickup, needs flywheel. Call pital, doctors. Call 872- call Ginny, 872-4793, or Ross Kraft after 5:00, 872- 1256. Nina, 872-2925. 5-12-1-1 Phone 872-4114 (517) 872-4780 FOR SALE - Custom built Our lot or yours 33 1s. Cass City,Mich. 1-12-1-3 4-3-3 1-tf 4180 Hurds Corner Road 8- 10-27-tf storage barns, all sizes, horse LOST - Yellow male Lab. (517) 872-3601 barns, dog houses, craft Any information, please call 8-8-10-tf 1996 FORD Crown Victoria, 81 10 of a mile north of Notices items, Will deliver. Call 872- or leave message at 872- --Farm excellent condition, the light in Cass City I 2608. 3rd house on Hurds 5059. 5- 11-24-3 Equipment Michelon tires, new brakes, Corner Rd., north of M-81. 517-872-2217 Simpson Excavating BOB WARJU. carpet and vi- NOTICE nyl installer. 5 17-672-2440. high miles, $6,600. (517) Harold Deering, Call any- ERICA'S DAY CARE has Dozer landscaping - All I I Pager-voice mail, 920-88 15 FOR SALE - International 6- 658-8477 evenings. time. 2-1 1-17-tf Good Shepherd openings for all ages, located types ot'backhoe work I - 1 1-24-3 8-2-25-tf bottom plow, Wilrich 30' in Cass City, reasonable House dctnolitinn & removal . field cultivator with levels. REGISTERED 4-year-old Lutheran Church For Rent rates, flexible hours. Call - Call 872-2977. 9- 12- 1-3 17 hands Belgian mare, 6820 E. Main St. Footings Waterlines - ' 1991 FORD TEMPO, 4- 872-498 1. 5- 11-24-3 Complete Septic Systems door, 4-cylindcr, completely $1,600 with or without filly. CARO'S NEWEST COmMu- nity, Sugar Creek, is accept- 872-2770 Sand - Gravel - topsoil. ( Help Wanted ) loaded, new tires and new Also Grade Belgian Gelding Cass City ing applications for one, 2 or Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Variety 01 fill I exhaust, approximately 17 hands, $1,100. Erwin RN/LPN: Hire on bonus 3 bedroom apartments. Rent ~ Bible Class & Sunday Missionary Church Any size fill job 70,000 miles. Asking $1,200 Byler, 7 155 E. Kelly Rd. $1,500, full or part-time, 2-1 1-17-3 starts at $479.00 and in- School 10:45 a.m. 4449 Koepfgen Road Free Estiinates A.M. or P.M. shift. Long- or best offer. 872-1 I 17. cludes water and sewer, trash 1 - 12- 1-3 Pustor-: Grr&! Mevar 872 -2729 term experience preferred, collect ion, range, refrigera- 872-4502 TWO LEATHER COATS, 5-7- 1 -tf Sunday School Contact: D.O.N. (810) 376- tor, disposal, dish was her, 8- I -23-tf - less than a year old, one 9:45 a.m. 2145, Autumnwood of FOR SALE 1994 Chcvy washer and dryer connec- short, one long. Must see, Knights of Colunibus Worship Service Dec kerville . EOE Silverado 4x4,76,000 miles, tions, pantries and mini 350 engine, new tircs, fully great Christmas gift idea. 1I :00 a.m. 11-1 1-17-T 872-3056. 2- 12- 1- 1 blinds. Gas heat and central FISH DINNERS Evening Service Thomas Roofing loaded, $12,000. Call 872- air conditioning are avail- Baked & Fried Fish, p.m. C.E.N.A.'S: Hire on bonus 377 1. 1 - 12- 1-3 able. Patios or balconies are 6:30 YOUR TOTAL HAY FOR SALE - 1,000- ALL YOU CAN EAT Pastor: CDaVtdEdwards $100, full or part-time, A.M. optional. Located on M-81 ROOFING CONTRACTOR SALT FREE iron condition- or P.M. shift. Contact: 1998 CHRY SLER Concord, pound round bales, alfalfa. and Komain Rd. Open Mon- 3rd Friday of each month sa11-52 ers and water softeners, Call 872-2959. 2- 1 1- 17-3 Serving the area A.D.O,N., Autumnwood of loaded, great condition. Call day. Call any- beginning Sept. 17,1999- NO SMOKING BINGO - 24,000 grain, $700. In- 872-429 1. 1 - 12- 1- 1 Deckerville . (810) 376- time, 5 17-673-0515. 490 to 7:UO p.m. Every Wednesday night. for 28 years home service on all brands. PINE/OAK BEDROOM set 2145. EOE. 11-1 1-17-3 4-8-18-tf K of C Hall Open 6:OO - Early Bird 630 LICENSED - INSURED Credit cards accepted. Call for sale. Queen size bed with Paul's Pump Repair, 673- 6106 Beechwood Dr., Cass City - Regular Bingo 7:OO. Post - BONDED BABY-SITTER WANTED box spring and mattress, 5' 3644 VFW, Weaver St. 4x50 or 800-745-4851 f& Merchandise dresser with mirror, 5 drawer HOUSE FOR RENT - 4 314 Adults $7.00, Children $3.00 872-2970 full-time Monday-Friday. miles north of Cass City. 5-2-26-tf free analysis. 8-9-25-tf Must be able to pick chest, 2 drawer night stand. 5-9- 1-tf Cass City uy FOR SALE - Complctc Excellent condition. $800. Availahlc Dec. 15.872-492I. Wanted to Buy ) school age child. Will paq B I ac k Light n i n g c om pound 872-42 IO. 2- 12- 1-3 4- 12- 1-3 Zerti fied Master Mechanic mileage. 5 17-872- 1554, bow with caw, 28" draw, 60- Computer Alignments leave message. 1 1- 11-24-3 pound weight, $150. Super GRAVE BLANKETS for ARE NOW taking appli- Computer Balance Nintendo with games, $60. cations for one-bedroom PART- TIME m ai n t e n a n c e sale by Cathy and Reva. Now & Rotation Trumpet, $75. Car top car- taking orders. Large $25, apartments at Northwood person needed for apartment rier, $50. 872- I266 after 7 Heights Apartments in Cass Front End parts complexes in Sebewaing and small $20. Call 872- 1272 or 6- 12-1- 1 . Blaine . p.m. 2- 12- 1-3 872-323 1, leave message. City. Rent is based on in- Shocks & Struts D & J PUMP Cass City area. Knowledge ~~ - 2- 1 1-24-3 come. For rental informa- Brakes ( To Give Away ) deBeaubien of general 'maintenance and CHILD' S MOTOR I ZED tion, call 517-872-2369 or Tune-ups SERVICE good customer/resident rela- jeep, good shape, $100. Ar- Water Pumps & Crest Property Management Free Estimates FREE - Lab-Winenhimer Snow Plowing tions required. For more in royo, 872-2658. 2- 1 1-24-3 Eh rlic h's at 5 17-652-9281. Some units mixed puppies. Will make Tanks Residential or formation, please call (810) All yorir tire needs fmm barrier free. TTY for hearing excellent hunters. 872-5059. Sales & Service Light commercial 359-5376. Equal Housing GOURMET COFFEES Flag Business or speech impaired 1-800- w h ee 1ba rro w s Senior Citizen Seasonal Rates Opportunity. 11 - 11-24-3 available at Timeless Trea- 7- 1 1-24-3 For all your flag needs 649-3777. Equal Housing to tractors -. Discount Insured sures. Whole bean or freshly Opportunity. 4- 10-20-tf See lis today ground, regular $7.99 pound, FLAGS - POLES Services STATE LICENSED 872-5606 C.E.N.A. POSITIONS avail- decaf. $8.99 a pound. 872- ACCESSORIES ._~ . DOUGLAS GERMAIN able for caring individuals Cass City Tire 3 PLOWS TO BETTER interested in working with 3687. 2-1 1-17-3 US - State - Military -College FOR RENT - Cass City Mini LEE MORGAN 517-683-2697 SERVE YOU the elderly. Excellent ben- Carlton Cards Storage, Call 872-3917. Phone 872-5303 PAINTING FOR SALE - Lowrey spinet 4-3- 13-tf c 8-9-33 8-1 1-17-tf efits. Apply at Tendercare Advertising Specialties 5- 12- 18-tf CASS CITY, MICHIGAN organ with bench, cherry INTERIORS Cass City, 4782 Hospital Drive, Cass City, MI 48726 wood, $200 OBO. RCA 1-800-369-8882 TRAILER FOR RENT in the EXTERIORS 'ELECTRIC MOTOR and, 11power tool repair, 8 a.m. to 5 E.O.E. 11-12-1-2 mini stereo system, dual cas- Bill Ehrlich, Sr. 665-2568 country, all appliances. No Knights of Columbus WOOD GRAINING sette C.D., excellent condi- TEXTURING CARPET CLEANING p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to Bill Ehrlich, Jr. 665-2503 pets. References required. BREAKFAST 11 11 tion, $50. 872-2959. Cass City noon Saturdays. John Blair, MECHANICKROP person 2-1 1-18-tf Call 517-658-8317. 2-1 1-17-3 4-1 1-17-3 Eggs & Pancakes UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 1/8 mile west of M-53 on for dairy farm in eastern First Sunday of each FABRIC PROTECTION Sebewaing Road. Phone Michigan. Must be orga- I 11 269-7909. 8- 12- 13-t! nized, ambitious, self-starter, APARTMENT FOR RENT month VAN MOUNTED UNIT Chronicle Liners - Immediate occupancy. (5I 7) 872-3840 and skilled in farm machin- One-bedroom. Heat and 9-1 1 a.m. 8- I 1 -27-tf Owner: Tim Stoll ery repair and maintenance. rk Like Magic! water included. Coach Light K of C Hall Responsible for planting, (517) 872-1180 Carpet & Upholstery harvesting and managemen) Pharmacy. 872-3613, ask for 6 106 Beechwood Dr. of a heated workshop. Top Barb. 4-1 1-17-3 $4O0per person ~ WE NOW OFFER wages, paid vacations and -- . 5-1 1-17-tf S tainrnas ter \ other benefits included. VFW HALL available for TREEMOVING ALL BRITE CARPET Send resume to Box D, C/O Cass City Chronicle rental occasions. Call Oscar We 're insured for your Au to Interiors 'NEW LOCATION,NO and UPHOLSTERY Cass City Chronicle, P,O. 6550 Main St., Cass City Brooks at 872-2932. 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2 STORY HOME WITH 4 BEDROOMS - Natural woodwork, tiiaplc wood floors & full basement. Plus, this includes old General Store & Warehuuse. All items in old store & warehouse & sorm items from the house. l.ots oftreasures here. Cy?.174

Set on a double lot, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-story home with hard- CC-371 - 4 bedroom, 2 bath ranch home, only 3 years old on CC-372 - Country llving at its best1 3 bedroom 2 bath, newer NEW ON THE MARKET - I.ovely ranch home with 3 budrooms, wood tloors. Frcnch doors, built-in china Comes complete with 2 S secluded ac'req Property has Cas~River frontage, many ranch home on 16 5 acrec Properly is 60% wooded with a iiiaiii floor laundry room, baulted ceiling and skylight. Full base- an additional hobby building & garage. Call today. TC'C'I 289 nice trees Full ha~ement,extra tall Living room has LP ment, large deck offdining area. Call today. 1CCI 20 I pond Srriall utility shed Great hunting areal fireplace, patio door off dining room, master bath has whirl- r pool lub.

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attached garage. Priced in the 00s. Cy2 18 1 __I-_CC-373 ._ ~ Beautiful, well kept, country hornc on 5 acrcs froni Cass City Beautiful landscape, matur'c: trees, 1 1/2 car 2 story. 4 bcdrootii home with largc rooms, lots of closets. Full Hnck home includes 3 bcdroonis, 2 1/2 baths, walk-out basc- detached garagc. Family room has a woodbuniing fireplace bascmcnt, 2 car garage plus a 40'xhO'shcd and a hip roofbarn C'y2 1 E merit. Large kitchen with lots of'cupboards. Living room on 1.75 acres with an additional 1 19'x350' partially wooded has gas log fireplace. Large deck on back of hornc. At- lot availablc. tached garage plus largc outbuilding

Price Reduced to $57,500 on this very neat 2 bedroom ranch home. Large open Condos rooms, sonic hard- home in Northwood Subdivision: Walk into elegance. All neu- tral decor and wood to compliment. Open floor plan. Grcat Ridgeway Dr. - Vaulted ceiling, gas firc- ~o~~o~~~~~~~~-CC-374 - Oldcr 2 stoiy farm home on 40 tilcd acrcs. L4qe room w/gas log fireplace & cathedral ceilings. lkck area around New on thc Market I 32'x88" building currently used as body place, ceramic tile dated bath. Base- tool shed, cxcellent location on paved road. Homc needs back of the home. Full, high, dry basement. Landscaping pro- shop. 200'x200' lot. C'OM 1033 Northwood Circle - Gas fireplace, finished I ment, --garage & ex- TLC. fessionally done A pleasure to show. lower level tra deep lot. ished lower Icvel. Lakeview Lane - Watcr & golf course view, fin 1 shed Io w cr I eve 1. Very nice 4 wooded acres in C seville. Beach access across the road. 0 Only minutes from downtown Car0 and Cass River frontage. Nice wooded setting. CCT-238 - Very nice 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch home in town. Heagh Rd., Gagetown. 7.2 acres, wooded setting. $19,900. A412 CC-354 - Country Charmer - This is a 3 bedroom home Great location, next to the park, lot is 1SO'x 1 SO'. Full base- M-24, south of M-46 - 2.29 acres. Terms possible. $15,000. A38 1 situated on a blacktop road between Marlette & Cass City. ment with family room. Airtight woodstove. Lots of kitchen .* I * . r ..... m- ... I .. . . . drr nnn A AI/ I acre sire only minutes worn rown. 3ome trees on properly. ;bs.uuu. ~410 There was a fartiily room built in 1987. Approximately 1,500 cupboard space. Hardwood floors throughout the home. Up- Two 10 acre parcels of land. Some woods. Great hunting area. A417 +/- Sq. ft. Nice setting with lots of trees. Wooden deck off dates include new windows in '97. Newer furnace and hot wa- Bob Stickle ~~ll~cooper rear of home. 24'x36' garage (pole barn type). ter heater. 2 car garage has 220 electric. 872-3403 Call Kelly & Co. Realty - Homes are needed! 375-2386 Call Osentoski Realty - Home & Properties Needed!! - - . . . *** *-.- Thinking of having an auction? Call and reserve a date. I Get your auction on the web!! www.osentoskiauction.com I 2 Multi-Lists to serve you better. You can reach us on both at.. Art Randall Greg Lenda Ed LaBelle Lisa Kotenko Sue Wiese Connie McNaughtor .www.realestate-rnIs.com or www,lapeer,com/realtor 872-2536 872-3231 872-3786 872 -23 54 656-7104 8724861 Meyer Holbrook Experts: check lights announces Area News candidacy Mrs. Thelma Jackson this holidav season Phone 658-2347 Tom L. Meyer, radio exccu- tive and sportscaster for The twinkling of decorative ers Laboratory (UL) label home. Thanksgiving Day dinner INDOOR LIGHTING Thumb Broadcasting T h c 1 111 3 J ac k s o n we rt: few days with Mr. and Mrs. lights is an important part nf before stringing lights and OUTDOOR LIGHTING gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rumptz and othcr cal* circuits.Do not overload electri- (WIEW in Bad Axe), has Thanksgiving Day dinner the holiday season, but even setting up other decorations. * Use only outdoor exten- Clarence Rumptz were Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob relatives. more important is that those Gabay warned that some sion cords with molded plugs announced he will be a can- and Mrs. Richard Bukowski, Margaret Cook, Beatrice * Use not more than 3 sets didate for state representative Damm at Pigeon. lights - both interior and ex- light sets and other decora- of standard lights on each and sockets. Jeff’ and Mandy of Lake Sternberg, Ed Schember, Mr. Ira Leppek of Las Vegas terior - be safcty checked tions might be stamped with * Keep all electrical con- for the 84th district of Huron Orion, Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Dan Franzel, Allen extension cord. and Tuscola counties. spent 10 days with Mr. and prior to installation. bogus UL labels and not de- Do not insert new bulbs nections off the ground and Mergyl, Christy, Amy, Keri Farrelly and Ron * Mrs. Clarence Rumptz and Claudia Gabay, Detroit signed properly for safe op- or change fuses when light hang sockets downward to Meyer, 57, will be running Wolschlager met at and Kevin of Lake Orion, while here visited Ty Myzk Edison’s corporate lighting eration. If you are suspicious sets are plugged in, prevent water from seeping as a Republican in the Au- McDonald’s for breakfast Jenny Tittjung of Chicago, at Pigeon and Mr. and Mrs. consultant, said safcty should about a low price on light Keep lights away from into them. gust 2000 Primary Election. Ill., Mikc and Linda Runiptz Wednesday morning. * He has been in radio for Chet Leppek at Parisville. be the No. One priority when scts, she said, compare the carpeting, furniture and * Do not run lighting cords and family, Maria Grifka and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson Mrs. Jim Doerr, Wendy using seasonal 1igh ti ng . UL label with another on a drapes. through door or window over 40 years, 36 of them in were among a large group David and Denise Grifka and Rickett and Caitlynn, and “The hustle and bustle of name brand set. Turn off decorative lights openings where they can be Bad Axe, and is currently sta- who met at the Ubly Fox * family of Ubly. Evening Mrs. Curtis Cleland were the holiday season shouldn’t Home decorators also before go bed leave damaged. tion manager and sports- Hunters Hall Sunday for din- you to or guests were Mr. and Mrs. aniong those who attended prevent people from check- should make sure lights are caster. ner and to help Joan and Archie Rurnptz and Mr. and the wedding of Melissa ing their decorative lights used as the manufacturers Meyer and his wife, Mrs. Bob Jackson. Ervin Briolat celebrate their Dorthian, have becn married Keller and Jeff Matthewson and other trimmings for intended them to be - for ex- Jim and Kay Sweeney spent 40th wedding annivcrsary. for 36 years and have 2 chil- at St. Ignatius Catholic safety hazards,” Gabay said. ample, indoor lights for in- a few days with Pat and Sally Bobbi Allen and Allen dren, Brian hkyer of Lapeer Church at Freiburg Saturday. “Just because your lights door use only. Bell and Lauren at Carp Farrelly visited Cheryl Allen and Harbor Beach and A reccption followed at the worked effectively fast year Gabay noted that Lake. Tuesday. Ubly Fox Hunters Hall in doesn’t mean that everything homeowners can use a Pamela Schantz of Bad Axc. Bryce and Betty Hagen He also has 4 grandchildren. Ubly. will be okay this year. A few simple “touch tcst” to deter- Bob Clcland of Waterford, Allen Farrelly visited Mr. were Sunday lunch guests of Meyer has been a member Mrs. Alex Clcland and Carol Ellen and Mike Moorman. minutes spcnt checking mine if a light is potentially of Blue Water Youth For and Mrs. Dan Franzel Tues- cords for potential hazards Laming were Friday guests Mrs. Martin Sweeney was dangerous. Christ, a past president of the day afternoon. a of Mr. and Mrs. Ken a Thanksgiving Day dinner can possibly prevent fire or “If indoor lights arc too hot Elkton Rotary Club, and Jean Nicol and Jim worse.” Osen t oski . guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank to thc touch, I wouldn’t use president of the board of di- Howerton of Reno spent a Rita Dcpcinski and Alice Sageman in Bad Axe. Every year, tragedy strikes them,” she said. rectors at Thumb Industries during the holiday season Depcinski visitcd Margaret Pat and Sally Bell of Carp After the safety checks are I in Bad Axe. Hc also has Kirsch at Courtney Manor Lake are the parents of an because of house fires that completed, you can decorate served for years as an Professional and Business I5 (t‘ormcrly 4 Seasons) and Holiday eight- pound, 20- inch long start because of faulty or your home knowing that sea- I I event coordinator for the Dorothy Kirsch and Leo daughter, Katelynn Maxine, damaged electrical cords and sonal lighting is an inexpen- State Special Olympic games Lemanski at Huron County born Nov. 15. She was wel- improper use of electrical sive way to put a sparkle on in Mt. Pleasant. He is cur- cheer outlets and electrical decora- Health Center in Bad Axe comed home by a sister, 3- the holidays. Most lights cost IDlRECTORYi rently treasurcr of the Huron Sunday alternoon. year-old Lauren Bell. Grand- tions. from less than one cent to 7.5 County Republican Party. Lloyd Barber, George Bar- celebration parents are Jim and Kay Lights should be thrown cents per string to operate for Meyer says hc hopes to pro- away if they have frayed 6 hours, depending on the hcr and Donna Barber of S wee n e y . Great - g ran d p a r- vide strong leadership to the wires, damaged sockets and Royal Oak spcnt thc week- ents are Francis Tschirhart of wattage. For lights that blink Anderson, Tuckey, 84th District following the end with Mr. and Mrs. Evans Dec. 3-5 cracked or missing insula- on and off, the cost is halved. DOUGLAS Bad Axe, and Don and Terry Bernhardt, Doran & Co., P.C term of Mike Green, who Gi bbard. Bcll. Great-great-grandpar- tion. To reduce the possibil- Detroit Edison offers the cannot run again because of‘ ity of electrical shock or following tips so everyone Certified Public Accountants PANKRATZ, M.D. The Human Development ents are Don and Jackie Bell Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) term limits. Bob Cleland of Waterford fires, check for a Underwrit- can enjoy safer holidays: Commission (HDC) will bc of Mackinaw City, Robert Tuckey, CPA (Caw City) Board Certified spent from Thursday till Sun- hosting the second annual Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) Ray and Rita Dcpcinski at- Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Orthopaedic day with Mrs. Alex Clcland ‘I’uscola County Holiday and C, rol Laming. Dick tended the Lions Club break- Valerie Jarnieson. CPA (Cass City) Cheer Celebration Dcc. 3, 4 715 E. Frank St., Garo, MI Surgery Withey Wallac was a Wedncsday fast Sunday morning at the $ and 5 at the American Legion Owendale High School, Phone 673-31 37 guest. 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI Hall in Caro. Charlotte Particka, Mrs. Phone 872-3730 recezves Allen Fat-relly was ;I Sun- c Evans Gibbard, Donna day cvening gucst of Mr. and The event is open to the Mi s. Mark Farrclly and f‘arn- WaIsh, Francis Lapeer, degree piiblic Friday from 5 to 8 i ly. Geraldine Laming, Olga p.in., Saturday from 10 a.m. Ihlly md Dalc Hind and Schneeberger, Vera King, to 8 p.rn. and Sunday from Jamic Withcy of Cass City Hrycc md Betty Hagen wrc Nancy Braun and Vclrna I I a.m. to 3 p.m. Childrcn recently rtc-eived a bachelors Sunday gucsts of Ben and Cleland attcnded the funeral will have the opportunity to degree in accounting, with a Ilonclda Mcske at Port of Lou Riencld at the Apsey visit with Santa Claus and man age WL‘n t 111i n or, from Hop. Funeral Home at Deckerville 4455 Doerr Rd., Suite 4, have their pictures takcn Sat- Bakcr Collcgc. Scvc-n mcinbers of the Trav- Thursday morning. Cass City,.MI 48726 urday from 1 to 5 p.m. She is ;I 1989 graduate of eling Breakfast club mct at Thanksgiving Day guests of HOURS BY C‘ass City High School and the Pepperinill in Bad Axc Mrs. Alex Cleland and Carol The Holiday Cheer celebra- APPOINTMENT is employed as a staff ac- Thursday rnorning. Thcy Laming were Bob Clcland tion offers a variety of fun for countant hy Gemini Group in will incct at Stafono’s next Sr. of Waterford, Mr. and (517) 872-4320 the cntirc family, including Bad Axe. wcck. Mrs. Ken Osentoski and Mr. Withey and her husband, crafting, stamping, and face and Mrs. Bob Cleland Jr. and or Michael Wit hey, have 2 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ruhcy painting for children; a raffle, fam i I y. (517) 269-9551 daughters, Allyson Dchorah and Paul, Toni Armstead, competitive bidding on deco- Ed Schember of Elkton, Hac r is-H a m psh i re rated trees, wreath, center- and Hannah Mary, horn Nov. Scott Hurf‘ord and son, Mr. Margaret Cook, Bcatrice Established 1924 N.Y.Yun, M.D. 3. and Mrs. Hob Jackson and piece, and poinsettia sales for Sternberg, Ron Wolschlager, Yo14 r h onre tuMin in deperideri t adults. Allen Farrelly, Doris Western irisiirurtce agent for: Physician & Surgeon and Mr. and Mrs. Dan 9 Term & Universal Life This year’s Holiday Cheer Office Hours: Franzel met at McDonald’s .Auto *Home Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Celebration is presented by for breakfast Monday and Business Health Thurs. - Closed HDC and CenturyTel and co- Friday in Bad Axe. INSURANCE PROTECTlON Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. IS OUR BUSINESS sponsored by Caro Cornmu- Mr. and Mrs. Randy 6232 Hospital Drive nity Hospital and thc Sacred “We want to be your agent” Cass City a .... -. Rutkowski, Mark O’Henley Heart Mcn’s Choir, with ad- Agents: Off ice 872-4733 of Chicago, Paul O’Henley ditional support from the Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Res. 872-4257 of Mt. Pleasant, Keith 6815 E. Cass City Rd. ----c--- Stop by and put beauty at your fingertips, today! I , American Legion Theron W. Rutkowski of Marquette and Atwood Post 7 and Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Allen 6553 Main St., Cass City 872-5688f CHRISTY’S DECEMBER Edison. Depcinski were Thanksgiv- I NAIL SPECIAL BACK TO THE 50s PHYSICIANS All proceeds benefit pro- ing dinner guests of Mr. and ------HEALTH CLINIC with any fill-in or fill1 set of nails grams of HDC, including the Mrs. ‘Tom O’Henley. . FOR NON-EMERGENCY FREE MANICURE with Thumb Area Assault Crisis HOON K. HEALTH CARE Hand Massage & Polish Center, senior programs and JEUNG, M.D. $50 fee Including physician’s fee WITII -rim AD ONLY. more. Board Certified in Surgery and clinic room For additional i n formation YouFind Need the Service in This.. or .Product . Action Guide1 Specialist in Stomach No appointment necessary Mel’s Country Cuts on the Holiday Cheer Cel- and Bowel Problems Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. cbration, please contact the HILLS & DALES chccnland Kd , Cass C‘lty 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Human Development Com- Saturday 9 to 12 noon GENERAL HOSPITAL 3 miles east and 1/2 nvle north on Greenland Kd - mission at (5 17) 673-4 12 1, SERVICE DIRECTORY Closed Thursday 872-21 2 1 or toll free at 1-800-843- 6230 Hospital Drive Physician on site 24 hr./day I for emergency care. 6394. Cass City, MI 48726 APPLIANCE SERVICE FLOWERS FAMILY RURAL HEALTH CARE JOHNSON Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys Dr. Jeffrey Crowley “We‘re htwfor your APPLIANCE & Chimney Sweeping & Repairs Gas, Wood Fireplaces, Chiropractor Iienlth cciw iieeds“ R EFR IG ER AT10 N Flowers - Plants - Balloons Stoves & Fireplace Inserts 4452 Doerr Rd Richard A. Hall, Sales & Service D.O. SERVICE Sandy Tierney, Owner (across from Shell Gas Station) John Zawacki PA-C 6476 Main St., Cass City, MI 4872t 6509 Main, Cass City 4674 Hill St., Cass City 872-1 101 Phone 872-3935 I Phone 872-3190 5 ~.m. Was hers, Dryers, Phone 872-4725 Trading Night Office Hours; Dishwashers, Microwaves, I S.H. Raythatha, M.D. Stoves, Refrigerators, Betty’sNAILS Nail Salon 3,- I RUST PROOFING Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2 6p.m. All Brands Dr. Ray Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. 7171 Severance Rd. Full set Acrylic Nails $30 ------Fill-ins $1 5 Total Family Care PODIATRISTS Phone 872-4 100 tor apointment Tuff-Kote Dinol ------I- Beriy Palmer. Licensed MI leuhnicia 4672 Hill St. __ AUTO SERVICE 6725 Church St., Cahx City 4utomotive Rust Proofins NORTHEASTERN ALSO FE ATU R 1 NG , , I Systems &Waxing Wood Crafri For Sale - Some hv order onlv Cass City FOOT CLINIC I CassCityWrecker 1 Gravel Guards Dr. Gary Baughman Service/Auto Electric I Running Boards Phone 872-501 0 PLUMBING-HEATING ”YOUR FAMILY FOOT Specializing in auto & truck electrical wiring ] I Rock Kote Stone Chip Protectior Phone: 872- 1535 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-5p.m. Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-E CARE CENTER“ Friday a.m.-6 p.m. Certified Mechanic 9 Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Phone 269-9585 4672 Hill St., Cass City Saturday 9 a.m.-3p.m. APPLIANCE Phone 872-2251 072-4327 or Sunday 10 a.m.-3p.m. SALES & SERVICE 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe 4027 Doerr Rd., Cass Citv FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF 3592 Center, Essexville KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY ~~ ~ TO 895-8594 CASS CITY TIRE APPLIANCES I I Hercules and Cooper FREE ESTIMATES WINDOW CLEANING 1 I ----I--- ON DELIVERY, SET-UP I TIRES AND INSTALLATION place VETERINARIANS Tire repair WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL ------Alignments 9 Mufflers CALL US TODAY AT Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Brakes -011Changes SUPREME an ad Certihed Mechanic Thermouas Ve terim rian Phone 872-5303 ~- WINDOW CLEANING Farm and Cwromcr GrcGnrcr in the Pet Animals 961 N.VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe Storms - Screens - Windows Phone 872-2935 Phone 269-9955 Janitorial Service Floors Professional 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City To Place ’I Eaves & Gutters Cleaned and receive a FREE Christmas Bean Bag Key An Ad Hi-Riser Service & Rental ALL PETS Estimates on Commercial, Directory V ETER INARY CLI N IC in The Residential & Industrial Work Service Complete Insurance Coverage Action Guide Drain Cleaning Security Services Available Call Susan Hoppe D.V.M. Plumbing Repair 4215 Maple St., Cass City 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw 4438 S. Seeger St. Phone 872-2255 (517)872-5571 Call 790-7609 87212010 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE*- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1999 PAGE THIRTEEN

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O'REILLY, RANCILIO, NITZ, THIS NOTICE IS AN ATTEMPT TO THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR Robert A. Trcmain & Associates, P.C. is MORTGAGE SALE ANDREWS. TURNBULL & SCOTT COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY IN- ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT., a debt colkctor and we are attempting to P.C. FORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN collect a debt and any information ob- Notice is hereby given that Default has Wednesday, December 1 12900 Hall Rd., Ste. 350 USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. tained will be used fot that purpose. occurred in a Mortgage given by James Duplicate Bridge, 7:OO p.m. at Charmont. Everyone wel- Sterling Heights, MI 48313 POSE. R. Lane to the United States of America, MORTGAGE SALE - Default having MORTGAGE SALE - Default has ken MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been acting through the United States Depart- come. THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR been made in the conditions of a certain MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the conditions of a mortgage made in the conditions of a mortgage ment of Agriculture. The Mortgage is AITEMFTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. mortgage made by PAUL S. FIERROS made in the conditions of a mortgage made by Dawn L. Helm, a single woman made by WILLIAM J. LOFBACK II dated February 8, 1996 and was recorded Thursday, December 2 ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN AND LEONA FIERROS, Husband and made by Adam D. Sherman, a single (original mortgagor) to United Compa- AND TONYA M. LOFBACK, HUS- on February 8,1996 in Likr 685 on pages WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Wife, of 417 Madison Street, Caro, MI man, individual (original mortgagors) to nies Lending Corporation, Mortgagee, BAND AND WIFE to UNITED STATES 1 17 1 to 1 174 of the Tuscola County Friends of the Library Coffee Hour 9:30 am., Rawson 48723, Mortgagors, to CHADWICK First Choice Mortgage Company, Mort- dated February 17, 1997, and recorded OF AMERICA, ACTING THROUGH Records. No proceedings have been insti- Memorial Library. Guests are welcome. MORTGAGE SALE - Default has ken MORTGAGE, INC., A TEXAS CORPO- gagee, dated May IS, 1998, and recorded on March 21,1997 in Liber 707, on Page THE FARMERS, HOME ADMINIS- tuted to recover any part of the debt which made in the conditions of a mortgage RATION, which is organized and exist- on May 28, 1998 in Likr 740, on Page 352, Tuscola County Records, Michigan, TRATION, U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICUL- is now Eighty Thousand Seventy One and Friday, December 3 made by PAULME C. BILICKI, a single ing under the laws of the State of Texas, 101 I, Tuscola County Records, Michi- and was assigned by mesne sssignycnts TURE now known as USDA, RURAL 66/100 ($80,071.66)Dollars. worhan, to Rock Financial Corporation. and whose address is 16390 Pacific Coast gan, and was assigned by said mortgagee to United Companies Lending Corpora- DEVELOPMENT Mortgagee, dated HDC's Tuscola County Second Annual Holiday Cheer Cel- Nhich is organized and existing under the Highway, Suite 200, Huntington Beach, to the Flagstar Bank, FSB, Assignee by tion, as assignee by an assignment dated March 25, 1993, in Liber 638, on page The Mortgage will be foreclosed by sell- ebration at the American Legion Hall in downtown Caro. laws of the State of Michigan, dated July CA 92614. Mortgagee, dated June 11, ing the property described below at a pub- an assignment dated May 15, 1998, August 12, 1999, which was recorded on 853, TUSCbLA County Records, Michi- a 16,1998 and recorded on August 6.1998 1998, and recorded in the office of the which was recorded on May 28,1998,in October 25, 1999, in Liber 785, on Page gan, on which mortgage there is claimed lic auction to the highest bidder. The sale Bidding on decorated trees, holiday wreath sales, and in Liber 747. page(s) 84-90 of Tuscola Register of Deeds, for the County of Libcr74-0, on Page 1019,TuscolaCounty 87 I, Tuscola County Records, on which to be due at the date hereof the sum of will be held on January 14, 2000 at 1O:W raffle for the adults; face painting, crafting, and stamping County Records, and assigned to TMS Tuscola and Sthte of Michigan, on June Records, on which mortgage there is mortgage there is claimed to be due at sixty four thousand nine hundred thirty a.m., local time, at the front entrance of for children. Santa visits Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. to visit Mortgage Inc , d/b/a The Money Store, the Court House in the Village of Caro, 30, 1998. in Liber 743 Page 724 of claimed to bc due at $e date hercof the the date hercof the sum of FIFTY-EIGHT five and 62/100 dollars ($64,935.62).in- and take pictures with children. Friday p.m., Mortgagee, recorded on March 25, 1999 Tuscola County Records, which mort- sum of SEVENTY-SIX THOUSAND THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SIXTY cluding interest at 7.750%per annum. Tuscola County, Michigan which is the Hours: 5-8 in Liber 767, page@) 142-143, and as- gage was thereafter on July 13, 1999, as- FOUR HUNDRED FORTY-TWO AND AND 67/1oO dollars (1658,560,671, in- Under the power of sale contained in location of the Tuscola County Circuit Saturday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. gigned to The Bank of New York as In- signed to BANC ONE FINANCIAL 41/100 dollars ($76,442.41). including cluding interest at 13.25046 pcr annum. said mortgage and the statute in such case Court. The property will be sold to pay For additional information contact the Human Develop- ldenture Trustee for the Money Store Trust the amount then due on the Mortgage, in- SERVICES. INC., 8604AllisodvilleRd., interest at 7.375%per annum. made and approved, notice is hereby ment Commission at (5 17) 673-4 121, or toll-free at 1-800- J998-C, dated September 8, 1999 and Indianapolis, IN 46250 nnd recorded on Under the power of sale contained in said given that said mortgage will be fore- cluding interest at the rate of 6 3/4% per +corded on October 25, 1999 in Liber August 4, 1999 in the offrce of the Reg- Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such case closed by a sale of the mortgaged pre- year, legal costs, attorney fees and any 843-63 94. 185, Tuscola County Records, on which ister of Deeds for said County of Tuscgla mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given inises, or some part of them, at public taxes or insurance which may be paid by Alcoholics Anonymous and AI-Anon, Good Shepherd nortgage there is claimed to be due at in Liber 778, Page 765 of Tuscola County made and provided, notice is hereby that said mortgage will be foreclosed by vendue, at the Front entrance of the the mortgagee before the sale. Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. +e date hereof the sum of Thirty Four Records, on which mortgage there is given that said mortgage will be fore- a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some Courthouse in the Village of Caro, Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety and 29/ claimed to be due, at the date of this nD- closed by a sale of the mortgaged pre- part of them, at public venue, at the front Tuscola, MI, at 11:oO AM on January 7, The property to be sold is located in :I00 ($34,890.29) Dollars, including in- tice, for principal and interest. the sum mises, or some part of them, at public entrance to the Courthouse in the Village 2000. lndianfields Township, Tuscola County, Saturday, December 4 arest at 12.45%per annum. of FORTY SIX THOUSAND FOUR venue, at the front entrance to the Court- of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at Said premises are situated in TOWN- Michigan and is more specifically de- Kids, Crafts and Christmas Hour 1O:OO- 10:45, Rawson HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT AND 35/100 house in the Village of Caro. Tuscola 10:00 AM, on January 7,2000. SHIP OF WELLS, TUSCOLA County, scribed in the Mortgage as: 4 Under the power of sale contained in ($46,458.35) DOLLARS. County, Michigan at 1O:WAM. on Janu- Michigan and are described as: Memorial Library. To pre-register call 872-2856. said mongage and the statute in such case And no suit or proceedings at law or in ary 7, 2000. Said premises are situated in VILLAGE Commencing at a point 265 feet North of The Humane Society of Tuscola County is offering the &de and provided, notice is hereby given equity having been instituted to recover OF CARO. TOWNSHIP OF BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST the Southeast comer of the Northeast 1/4 opportunity to have your pets' picture taken with "Santa :that said mortgage will be foreclosed by the debt secured by said mortgage or any Said premises are situated in TOWN- INDIANFIELDS, Tuscola County, CORNER OF SECTION 20, TOWN 12 of the Southwe~t1/4 of Section 11, Town d sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of SHIP OF DAYTON, Tuscola County, Michigan. and are described as: NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, THENCE 12 North, Range 9 East, thence North on Paws", 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Car0 Tractor Supply Co. part of them, at public vendue, at the front the power of sale contained in said mon- Michigan, and are described as: SOUTHERLY ALONG THE EAST the North and South 1/4 line 100 feet; store in Caro. A fee will be charged. entrance of the Courthouse in the Village gage, and pursuant to the statute of the Commencing at the Southwest corner of LINE OF SADSECTION 208.7 1 FEET; thence West at right angles 200 feet; of Car0 in Tuscola County, Michigan, at State of Michigan in such case made and Lots 27 and 28 of Cat Lake Hills Subdi- Lot 1, Block 5 of Cooper's Addition to THENCE WESTERLY 166.5 FEET; thence South 100 feet; thence East 200 feet Sunday, December 5 10:00 o'clock, forenoon, on Friday, Janu- provided, notice is hereby given that on vision, according to the Plat recorded in the Village of Caro, running North 9 rods; THENCE NORTHERLY 208.7 I FEET; to the point of beginning. ary 14, 2000. Friday, January 7.2000at I0:COa.m.. said Liber 2 of Plats, Page 18. Also part of thence West 60 feet; thence South 9 rods; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE Former teachers, students and parents of Sand Valley mortgage will t~ foreclosed by a sale at the Southwest 114 of Section 7, Town 11 thence East 60 feet to the point of begin- NORTH SECTION LINE, 166.5 FEET The redemption period will expire six (6) Said premises are situated in the Town- School District of Cass City will get together at Charmont public auction, to the highest bidder, at North, Range 10 East, described as: be- ning. Being part of the Northwest quar- TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. months from the date of the sale unless ship of Wells, County of Tuscola, State the front entrance of the collrthpuse in binning at the Southwest comer of Lot ter of section 3. Town 12 North, Range 9 the property is deemed to be abandon pur- in Cass City at 1:00 p.m. Each person will be responsible of Michigan, and are described as: the Village of Caro. Tuscola County, 27 of the recorded plat of Cat Ink Hills East. The redemption period shall be 6 suant to MCL 600.3241a in which case for ordering their own lunch. If interested, call Marie Michigan (that being the building where Subdivision, according to the Plat re- months from the date of such sale, un- the redemption period will expire thirty The East 144 feet of the Northwest 1/4 (30) days from the date of the sale. DuRussel(5 17) 673-0192, Ms. Elaine Pope (5 17) 673-2745 the Circuit Court for the County of corded in Liber 2 of Plats, Page 18, which less determined abandoned in accordance or Ms. Agnes Howell (517) 672-4031. of the Northeast 114; Section 26. Town Tuscola is held). of the premises de- is located from the Southwest corner of The redemption period shall be 6 with 1948CL 600.3241(a) in which case 12 North, Range IO East. scribed in said mortgage, or SO much said Southwest 1/4 by the following four month(s) from the date of such sale, un- the redemption period shall be 30 days Dated: December 1, 1999 thereof as may be necessary to pay the courses: (I) North 01 degree 27 minutes less deternlined abandoned in accordance from the date of such sale. Monday, December 6 Tax Item No. 79-022-026-000-0200-05 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, amount due, as aforesaid, on said mort- 25 seconds East (previously recorded as with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case Novesta Township Board meeting, 7:30 p.m. gage, with the interest thereon at 12.49% North 01 degree 06 minutes East), along the redemption period shall be 30 days ACTING THROUGH THE RURAL The redemption period shall be six per annum and all legal costs, charges and the West line of said Southwest 1/4, from the date of such sale. ECONOMIC COMMUNITY DEVEL- months from the date of such sale, un- expenses, including the attorney fees al- 873.24feet; (2)North 86 degrees 38 min- DATED: December 1, 1999 OPMENT AGENCY, less determined abandoned in accordance lowed by law, and also any sum or sums utes 55 seconds East (previously re- Dated: November 17. 1999 OF THE UNITED STATES DEPART- I PUT I' with 1948 CL 600.3241a, in which case which may be paid by the undersigned. corded as North 86 degrees 49 minutes USDA, RURAL DEVELOPMENT MENT OF AGRICULTURE the redemption period shall be 30 days necessary to protect its interest in the pre- East), along the South line of said Plat, Mortgagee from the date of such sale. mises. 183.62 feet; (3)North 79 degrees 14 min- FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: PREPARED BY: R. TUCKER (P37348) WANTADS Which said premises are described as Utes 38 seconds East. continuing along 248-593- I304 ATTORNEY FOR: Mortgagee JOHN 1 li Dated: December 1 1999 follows: All that certain piece or parcel said South line, 115.48 feet (previously Trott & Trott, P.C. WINEGARDEN, SHEDD, HALEY, of land situated in the Township of recorded as North 79 degrees 08 nunutes Attorneys and Counselors LINDHOLM & ROBERTSON, P.L.C. TO WORK FOR YOU THE BANK OF NEW YORK Indianfields, Tuscola County, and State East, 115.28 feet); (4) 82 degrees 43 min- 30150 TelegraphRoad, Suite 100 Roben A. Tremain & Associates, P.C. Attorneys at Law as Indenture Trustee for the Money Store of Michigan and described as follows, to- utes 18 seconds East, continuing along Bingham Farms, MI 48025 401 South Old Woodward Avenue 501 Citizens Bank Building Trust 1998-C wit: said South line, 99.99 feet (previously File # 990910442 Suite 300 328 S. Saginaw Street Mortgagee recorded as North 82 degrees 39 minutes Falcons Birmingham, MI 48009-6616 Flint, MI 48502-1983 Phone 872-2010 12-1-4 (810) 767-3600 Lot 3, and the Southwest half of Lot 2, East, 100 feet); to said Southwest comer 11-17-5 12-1-5 The Money Store, Assignor of the Mm- Block 5. of William E. Sherman's Addi. of Lot 27: thence continuing along said .wee tion to the Village of Caro. Pyt of the South line North 82 degrees 43 nunutes O'KEILLY, RANCILIO, NITZ, Northcast quarter of the Southeast qudr- 18 seconds East 199.98 feet (previously ANDREWS, TURNHUL.1, & SCOTT ter of Section 3, Town 12 North. Range 9 recorded as North 82 degrees 39 minutes IC., East. East, 200 feet) to the Southeast comer of Attorneys for Mortgagee Tax ID: 034-500-605-0300-00 Lot 28 of said plat; thence.South 07 de- 12900 Hall Road, Suite 350 grees 19 minutes 02 seconds East. along Sterling Heights. MI 483 13- 1 15 1 The redemption period shall be 6 the Westerly line of a previously recorded Attn: Craig S. Schoenherr, Sr. months from the date of such sale, un- survey (recordechin Liber 608, Page Telephone. (810) 726-1000 less determined abandoned in accordance 1143). l00.Op feet; thence South 82 de- 12-1-5 with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case grees 43 minutes 18 seconds We,st. par- the redemption period shall be 30 days allel with said South line 199.98 feet; from the dare of such sale - _-_, thfnce North 07 degrees 19 minutes 02 .I . .^ THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COI,L.EC'TOR &&ids West, I(Xl.00 feet to the point of ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. Dated: Novembcr 24, 1999 Y beginning. ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. BANC ONE FINANCIAL SERVICES. lhe redemption period shall be 6 INC . month(s) from the date of such sale, un- MORTGAGE SALE-Default has been Assignee of Mortgagee less determined abandoned in accordance made in the copditions of a mortgage ELAINE W. MARDIROSlAN (P33528) with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case ma& by David A. HEIDGER and Monica Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee , the redemption period shall be 30 days L. HEIDGER his wife (original mortgag- 1373 Balfour from the date of such sale. ors) to First Security Savings Bank, FSB, Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 Y Mortgagee, dated February 3, 1994, and (3 13) 88 1-0296 Dated: November 24. 1999 recorded on February 9, 1994 in Liber 11-24-5 G.M. Employees and their immediate Family Members: 8 653, on Page 1448, Tuscola County FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: PAT CURTIS CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE and ."*t. Records, Michigan, and was assigned by 248-593- I300 said assignments to Atlantic Mortgage Trott & Trott, P.C. f CADlLLAC is your only place to shop for SUPE & Investment Corporation, as assignee by Attorneys and Counselors an assignment dated April 22, 1998, 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 LOW LEASE DEALS and GMO OUT0 which was recorded on May 5, 1998, in Bingharn Farms, MI 48025 Liber 738, on Page 308, Tuscola County File # 981 I I 1292 STOCK PRlClNG on select models. < Records, on which mortgage there is THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR Hawks ATT~NTIO~, claimed to be due at the date hereof the ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. 11-24-5 sum of SIXTY-ONE THOUSAND ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX AND WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR 42/100 dollars ($61,366.42), including ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. interest at 7.375%per annum. Adjustable MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN rate mortgage. Intcrest rate may change made in the conditions of a mortgage WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. 1/1 of each year. made by Doris J. Ewald, a single woman (original mortgagors) to DMR Financial MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Under the power of sale contained in said Services. Inc., Mortgagee. dated June 12, made in the conditions of a mortgage mortgage and the statute in such case 1998, and recorded on June 12, 1998 in made by Kenneth D.SCHULTZ, Luanne made and provided, notice is hereby given Likr 742, on Page 352, Tuscola County M Schultz his wife and Dale *W. that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Records, Michigan, and was assigned by SCHULTZ and Barbara R. Schultz his a sale of the mortgaged prenuses, or some said mortgagee to the Chase Manhattan wife (original mortgagors) to NBD Mort- part of them, at public venue. at the front Mortgage Corporation, Assignee by an gage Company, a Delaware Corporation, entrance to the Courthouse in the Village assignment dated March I, 1999, which Mortgagee, dated Novemkr 28, 1990. of Caro. Tuscola County, Michigan at was recorded on May 28. 1999, in Liber and recorded on November 29, 1990 in 10:00 AM, on December 17, 1999. 772, on Page 1241, Tuscola County Liter 608. on Page 064. Tuscola County Records, on which mortgage there is Records. Michigan, and was assigned by Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP claimed to be due at the date hereof the mesne assignments to Honieside Lend- OF WATERTOWN, Tuscola County, sum of SEVENTY-ONE THOUSAND ing Inc., Assignee by an assignment dated Michigan, and are described as: NINE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE October 5, 1999, which was recorded on 36,000MSRP$22,625,miles, 20# GMS$19,770,12,36m~ a mile over, ml rate 3 3%,I Only AND 97/10 dollars ($71,975.97),includ- October 28, 1999, in Liber 786, on Page The Northerly 200 feet of the following ing interest at 7.500% per annum. 147, Tuscola County Records. on which $1,3OOdown,$1,631 due alsigning + lax, tale described parcel: Part of the Southwest mortgage there is claimed to be due at 1/4 of Section 13, Town IO North, Range Under the power of sale contained in said the date hereof the sum of NINETEEN mortgage and the statute in such case 9 East, described as: Commencing at the THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED Genuine Chcvrolet South 1/4 corner of Section 13. thence due made and provided, notice is hereby given THREE AND 35/100 dollars L I West 665.22 feet along the South Section that said mortgage will be foreclosed by ($19,303.35),including interest at 9.87% line to the point of beginning for this de- a sale of the mongaged premises, or some per annum. your I ... at GM Purchase Headquarters Excellent Prices!!! scription; thence North 0 degrees 16 min- part of them, at public venue. at the front In The Thumb! Buy utes 06 seconds East 662.0 feet; thence entrance to the Courthouse in the Village Under the power of sale contained in said due West 664.22 feet parallel with the of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at mortgage and the statute in such case $outh Section line; thence South 0 de- 1O:W AM, on January 7.2000. made and providcd. notice is hereby given grees 20 rninutes 35 seconds West, 134.01 that said mortgage will be foreclosed by feet; thence due East 216.72 fcet parallel Said premises are situated in VILLAGE a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some with said Section line; thence South 0 OF CARO. TOWNSHIP OF part of them, at public venue, at the front degrees 29 minutes West. 527.99 feet to INDIAN FIELDS, Tu scola County, entrance to the Courthouse in the Village frai~~~~hkgn;[~ch~MSRP $32,600, GMO $28,710.19, the Soulh Section line; thence East 449.78 Michigan, and are described as: of Caro, Tuscola County. Michigan at OLDS REBATE -%3.000 Y! feet to the point of beginning. Together 10:00 AM, on January 7, 2000. with and subject to an easement for in- Lot IO, Block 43 of the Plat of Centcrville I Oldsmile. riOldsmobile.Stdrt Somethinu. Start Somethine. gress and egress purposes over and across (now Caro), according to the Plat recorded Said premises are situated in TOWNSHIP I I i 66 foot wide strip of a land the centerhe in Liber L 1 of Deeds, Pages 362-363, now OF TUSCOLA, Tuscola County, Michi- of which is described as beginning at a being Liber 1 of Plats. Page 56. now be- gan and are described as: ONLY $2597I Of9 0~~~169145 C' ing Page 59A. t fax, title & lrcense point on the South Section line that is due + fax title 8 license t fax fifle& license West 665.22 feet from the South 1/4 cor- Part of the Northeast 1/4 of the North- fP ner of Section 13; thence North 0 degrees The redemption period shall be 6 east 1/4 of Section 36, Town 1 I North, 16 minutes 06 seconds East 662.0 feet to month(s) from the date of such sale, un- Range 7 East, described as: Comnlenc- the point of ending. less determined abandoned in accordance ing at the Northeast corner of Section 36, 11 i with 1948CL 600.3241a. in which case Town II North, Range 7 East. thence The redemption period shall be 12 the redemption period shall be 30 days south 679.68 feet along the East Section Hurry In.,. 7 996 1993 1992 GMC Sonoma month($) from the date of such sale. from the date of such sale. line to the point of beginning, thence con- For Best Selection!! tinuing South 208.00 feet along the East GMC Safari SLX Sunbird LE Extended Cab Dated: November 10. 1999 Dated: November 24, 1999 Section line, thence North 88 degrees 07 white, 83, I90 miles 4 door, white, 85,900 miles 2 tone, with bedliner minutes 13 seconds West, 208.78 feet, - Final Oavsd For FOR INFORMATION. PLEASE CALL FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: thence North 208.00 feet, thence South 248-593- 1305 248-593- I306 88 degrees 07 tninutes 13 seconds East, Savings! Trott & Trott, P.C. Trott & Trott, P.C. 208.78 feet to the East section line and Attorneys and Counselors Attorneys and Counselors the point of beginning. 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 Sales Hours: M TH 8-8. T W F 8-6,Sat. 9-3 Bingham Farms, MI 48025 Bingham Farms. MI 48025 The redemption pcriod shall be 12 File # 9802 I84 I File#991112400 month(s) from the date of such sale, un- Panthers Mustangs less determined abandoned in accordance 11-lor5 11-24-5 with 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case the redemption period shall be 30 days from the date of such sale.

Dattd: November 17, 1999 !!gib !!gib I FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL evy - Olds - Cadillac 248-593-I304 I Trott & Trott, P.C Attorneys and Counselors L Caps City Chronklc 30150 Telegraph Road, Suite 100 Bingham Farms, MI 48025 File # 97097757 Falcons 11-17-5 PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,1999 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Avoid I holiday traaedv Down Memory Lane From the files of the Chronicle Fresh trees less riskvu A fresh Christmas tree lasts the fresh cui across the bot- they get, the greater the po- other sources of ignition, anc longer and poses less danger 5 YEARS AGO Orr Road when her vehicle tom removes old sap and dirt tential fire hazard.” use only UL-approved ligh and other papier mache fig- incident in which Robert M. of fire than a dried-out one, left the roadway after hitting that would otherwise block To reduce moisture loss and strings that arc free of frayec ures created under the guid- Viney of Little Road was so fallow these tips from Sanilac County Sheriff’s patch ice and she lost the tree’s ability to take up slow the drying process, wires and other defects, ance of the late Lloyd Vyse a of struck by a car which left the Michigan State University Ikpuiics arc continuing their control. She was taken to water. place the tree in the coolest “It is extremely difficult tc generated about $250. Scene, while he was walking Extension forester Me1 investigation into a fatal ve- Caro Hospital and trans- “Evergreens kept indoors spot available and away from ignite a fresh tree,” Koellinl Leana Edwards, drum ma- east on Third Street at the Koelling to pick a fresh cut hiclc-pedestrian accident that jor of the Cass City March- ferred to St. Luke’s Hospital will lose moisture through radiators, sunny windows, notes, “but a dry evergreei Oak Street intersection, tree. left Bill Tucker, 42, dead at ing Band, has been chosen to in Saginaw. their foliage,” Koelling ex- heat registers and heat-gen- will flash into flame in ai Viney was treated at Hills The first way to check thu wcne early Thanksgiving perform in the half-time pro- Cass City’s school budget a plains. “If they can’t take up erating appliances. Keep it instant. So bc sure to buy i and Dales General Hospital. tree’s freshness is to bend a Day. Tucker, of Evergreen duction for the Citrus Bowl will pass $5 million for the water to replace that, they dry well away from fireplaces, fresh tree and keep it fresl few needles. If the needles on Township, was walking on in Orlando, Fla. She will first time for 1989-90, 35 YEARS AGO out quickly. And the drier woodstoves, candles and to avoid a holiday tragedy.” about midnight, just leave for Florida Dec. 29 and an already cut tree spring M-53 back to their original shape, north of Pringle Road, when return Jan. 3. 25 YEARS AGO Cass City attorney Clint. the tree is still fresh. If they he was struck. Cass City may declare Jor- House announced this week Saturday’s sale of the dan College in default of its Wills and Dales General that he has purchased the Storytime nursery figures lease agreement for the Hospital has a new machine Caro law firm of the late probably dry. Another way to check for school’s Thumb Area Cam- called an “arrythmia Douglas Williams. pus building in the village. Re su ss i -An ne”, which Jack Esau, personnel direc- Sr. Citizens’ Menu freshnessof the tree is on to bumpthe ground. the base A The school is more than a teaches the proper tech- tor for Wal bro Corporation in topic of Dec. 8program year behind in its lease pay- niques for artificial respira- shower of green needles Senior Citizens are asked to Cass City, has been ap- means the tree is already dry. ments to the village. tion and how to recognize make reservations before pointed Tuscola County Buying a fresh tree is half Managing risk on your sion District Farm Manage- Thumb Ag Day is spon- Jess, Jan and Ken Orton, cardiac regularity. “Resussi- Chairman for Michigan 9:OO a.m., on the day of the the battle - the other half is farm, will be one of the 7 pro- ment Agent, will discuss, sored by Farm Credit Ser meal, by calling Clara representing the Thumb Area Anne” came to the hospital Week activities in 1965. grams at Thumb Ag Day “How To Manage Risk On vices and MSU Extension in earlier this year at a cost of keeping it fresh, Koelling Gaffney, 872-2875. CBers, recently presented a The Cass City Rotary Club ad vises . Dec. 8 at Ubly Heights in Your Farm”. Certain risks ye Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola check for $325 to the Cass $1,528, financed jointly by will present a Hootenanny at The first step is to make a Ubly. Doors will open at &:30 inherent in farming, and counties. Admission is free City Pantry in Cass the Ralph Gauer Memorial DEC. 3-6-8-10 Food Cass City High School Dec. new cut across the bottom of a.m. to visit with and view learning how to identify the and lunch tickets may be pur- . City. Fund and the Hills and Dales 12. Disk Jockey Joe Dann over 75 exhibitors from risk factors and how to man- chased at the door. Hospital Auxiliary. the trunk. Remove one-half Friday - Ham, augratin po- will be master of ceremonies inch or so from the base and across the state. Programs age them can result in in- For more information, tatoes, peas, variety bread, 10 YEARS AGO A 6-person jury returned a of the show, which will star will begin at 10 a.m. creased profit for many please call the MSU-Exten- verdict of no cause for action immediately stand thc tree in chocolate chip cookie. the Thumb’s Run Abouts and a container of water, Making Dennis Stein, MSU Extcn- farms. sion office in your county. The Saginaw Choral Soci- Thursday in the celebrated other outstanding acts. In- Monday - Meat loaf, red ety, new to the Bach Festival “Rainmaker Trial” in cluded will be the Cargos, skin potatoes, broccoli, vari- this year, was well received Tuscola County Circuit Mona Donnally and cty bread, apple cobbler. by the near capacity crowds Court. Michael Reinbold had Michigan’s banjo king, Billy that attended all perfor- sought a $37,000judgement Richmond. Wednesday - Roast pork wl mances. against Krick and Sumner The Rev. Paul Heitmann, dressing, mashed potatoes, Deer continued to plague Farms, claiming their cloud- 57, the first resident pastor of diced carrots, hot applesauce, area motorists over the past seeding efforts in Gratiot the Good Shepherd Lutheran variety bread, oatmeal week, according to area law County in July of 1972 Church in Cass City, has ac- c crrkie. officials, who reported 12 caused the severe storm that cepted a call to become the Friday - Beef stew, biscuit, collisions resulting in minor destroyed Reinbold’s crops pastor of 2 churches in Gar- tossed salad, cherry pie. vehicle damage. in Tuscola County. land and Seward, Neb., his The raffle for the Dodge While the problems aren’t home state. He was pastor .- Dakota, furnished at a bar- solved yet, officials at Hills here for 5 years. Wedding gain rate by Board Chryslcr- and Dales General Hospital Most Cass City area Catho- Announcsments Plymouth-Dodge and spon- and Local 2642 of the Ameri- lics greeted the new “ver- sored by the Cass City Ro- can Federation of State, nacular” Mass Sunday at St. tary Club, was held Friday. County and Municipal Em- Pancratius Church as a pro- Downtom Cass CJtY It was won by A1 Wasik of ployees agree thc labor and gressive step forward for the Caro, who happens to be the financial picture has im- church in the Saginaw Dio- Toll Free owner of Howard Bell Inc. of proved at Hills and Dales. cese and in the United States, I-SS&ANY~DODGE Caro, Pontiac-B u ick dealer- The turn-around came, in the Rev. Father Arnold Mess- ur Catalogs loaned ship. . part, through the hiring of a ing, pastor, reported Mon- Chrysler = Plymouth - Dodge =Jeep overnight. Joseph E Kutey and his pas- new administrator. After day. 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Page 29 4 Party Supplies ST JOHN'S NEW LOCATlONl CASS CITY VASSAR 120 N Clinton 6520 Main Street West M-15 DURAElD MILLI NGTON 118 N Saginaw MONTROS E 8529 State 114 N State CORUNEIA 11 9 N Shiawasec NORTH BRANCH STORE HOURS: I 4032 Huron St 9 a m to 9 p m. Monday-Saturday , YALE loam to6pm Sunday 101 S Main MT. MORRIS 660 Monroe OTISVILLE SALE EFFECTIVE: 1 block N. of Mifchell's Next to Citizen's Bank December 6 - 16, 1999