LAaa Lll I. iv&*b=**-* a*. . CHRONICLE VOLUME 88, NUMBER 46 -- IAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1995 FIFTY CENTS 14 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT Hot school issue.to bring heavy vote

Voters in the Cass City home would see a tax in- say the building will meet the In addition to new construc- School District will turn out crease of $1 34.94. high-tech learning needs of tion, the bond issue would in droves for Saturday’s spe- The funding is being sought today and tomorrow. pay for a 13,500-square-foot cial bond issue election if to build a new, 76,200- “This project will include, addition to Campbell El- absentee voter ballot num- square-foot middle school for both Campbell and the emen tary. bers are any indication. designed with the middle middle school, the infra- The project would add new Requests for the special bal- school educational concept structure for voice video and classrooms for fourth grade lots, which enable residents in mind, with wings for each data systems,”Micklashsaid, students, special education, unable to go to the polls to of the grades, 5 through 8. adding future implementa- music and preschool, as well cast their votes before an The new school would meet tion of technology such as as a new library/media ten- election, have been coming all existing building codes programming via satellite ter and rest rooms. Modifi- in for more than 2 months, ’ and be barrier-free, accord- transmission has been incor- cations would also be made according to school officials. ing to school officials, who porated into the plans. to the existing building. As of last week, nearly 200 residents had voted by absen- tee ballot. “Normally, we have a dozen or 2,” said Supt. Ken Micklash of the ballots, Owen-Gage board FLAMES FANNED BY bitter winds razed this mobile home northeast of Cass City which are typically cast just early Sunday afternoon. A family of 4 was treated for smoke inhalation following days before an election. “This is the highest absen- the blaze. tee voter ballot situation in my years in Cass City,” he OK’s teacher pact Family treated for smoke inhalation added. “We haven’t had a turnout like this since the Owen-Gage School District compared to the current of seeking estimates. early 80s when the (district) teachers have a new, 2-year lump sum of $4,000. Thies explained the project had a financial crisis.” contract following a monthly In addition, driver’s educa- will involve disconnecting Micklash said he wouldn’t board of education meeting tion instructors will get a pay the school’s oldest boiler, in be surprised to see a voter Monday night. increase of $1 SOper hour to operation since 1952, and Fire razes mobile home turnout of 40 or 50 percent. The school board unani- $14.50 this year, and another installing new piping from Fewer than a third of the mously approved the pact 50-cent hike in 1995-96. one of 2 other, newer boilers not determined, according to district’s eligible voters par- Four people, including 2 fighters reported the house DeGrand, 25, Amanda after meeting in executive Staff members who substi- to heat the entire building, Connolly, who had no esti- ticipated in the last special session for 70 minutes. The tute teach during their prep Thies noted one of the children, were treated for trailer, owned by Darrell DeGrand, 3, and Erin election, April 25, when the Deck, was already two-thirds DeGrand, one, were treated mate on the dollar value of district’s 22 teachers ratified hours will receive $13 an newer boilers has been in ser- smoke inhalation Sunday af- the loss. bond issue was rejected by a ternoon following a blaze gone when they arrived at the for smoke inhalation at St. the agreement last week. hour this year and $13.50 vice for about 30 years and The fire chief said a total of 119-vote margin, 682-563. The new contract guaran- next year, compared to the the other has been used very that leveled a mobile home 4 scene minutes later. .Their Luke’s Hospital in Saginaw, On Saturday, residents will efforts to extinguish the blaze then released. The family about 18 fire fighters re- tees a raise of 2.26 percent previous rate of $12 per hour. little. miles northeast of Cass City. mained at the scene for more be asked to approve $8.35 The fire at 6800 Ritter Rd., were hampered by gusty was initially transported to this year and a one percent than 3 hours. ElklandTown- million in funding for con- pay hike in the first semester BOILER WORK IN OTHER BUSINESS about a half-mile west of M- winds and bitter cold. Hills and Dales General Hos- struction of a new middle According to reports, Ed- pital. ship firemen were assisted by of the 1995-96 school year. 53, was reported at 1 :30 p.m. the Elmwood-Gagetown Fire school and an addition to Elkland Township fire ward DeGrand, 24, Rebecca The cause of the blaze was The teachers will get an- In other business, the board In other business Monday, Department. Campbell Elenientary other 2 percent increase in authorized Thies to proceed the board: School, the second semester next with plans to take care of *Approved the hiring of a Residents may cast their year provided the district re- boiler problems at the junior/ part-time teacher, whose pay votes any time between 7 ceives a 3-percent increase in senior high school this year. will be funded by both At- Cass City board votes to a.m. and 8 p.m, at Cass City its state foundation grant and Break-downs have become Risk and general fund mon- High School. loses fewer than 5 students. increasingly common and ies. Deborah Gleissner will If approved, the bond issue If the second semester re- expensive, according to the teach skills enrichment, psy- would be repaid over a 22- quirements are not met, ne- superin tenden t, who com- chology and English. year period. The cost breaks gotiators will return to the mented he didn’t feel com- .Adopted a resolution stat- realign Thumb C League down into 4.4 mills in the bargaining table, school fortable trying to make it first several years, gradually ing the district will conduct Supt. Manuel Thies said. through another winter with the annual school election 0 falling to 2.4 mills in the fi- Aside from salary increases, the existing heating system. Monday, June 12. The Cass City School ing about substance abuse interest in those students to Center Thursday, Mar. 16. nal year. The estimates are Board voted in favor of a re- awareness for parents, stu- the new contract increases Thies previously told the Rick Ziehm is the only take up band in the fifth based on a conservative 3- the maximum payback of board the work will cost in board member whose term is alignment of the teams in the dents and the general public percent growth factor, grade, Knoll explained. ?Lvo *A committee was formed sick days upon retirement the neighborhood of expiring this year. Those in- Thumb C League and dis- will be heldThursday, March students, Natalie Ponder and to review non-union salaries The bond issue would cost posed of routine matters in 9, at 7 p.m. in the high school from $5,000 to $5,500. The $25,000. He told the board terested in running for the Ed Hartwick, will tour with for 1995-6.Named were the owner of a $40,000 home pact also offers an early re- Monday he will go ahead and seat must submit nomination its regular session held Mon- speech room. a state band this summer. A Joan Helwig, Randy Sever- an additional $89.96 in taxes, day night at the high school. Members of the panel in tirement incentive of $2,500 set up specifications for the summer camp for band stu- ance and Allan Hartwick. while the owner of a $60,000 for each of the next 3 years, work and begin the process Please turn to back page. All schools will vote in Feb- addition to Micklash are: dents at Blue Lake will be parent, Linda Volz; student ruary to decide whether or held, with the Cass City .Steve and Carol Shamka, not to approve the new divi- representative, Tim Warneck; Band Boosters raising some 1. e sions for the league and 10 mental health substance who own property in the of the money for the stu- Cass City district, were of the 13 schools must agree abuse coordinator, Dennis dents. for it to become effective. Mitin; state police represen- granted permission to have their children attend Bad Axe Car0 woman dies in crash The primary reason for the tative, Lt. Doug Lautner, and OTHER BUSINESS change, Athletic Director Tuscola substance abuse co- High School until they Don Schelke said, was to ordinator, Shelda Rea. graduate. The vote was 6-1, eliminate travel time for .Ray Hrycko, who was a with president Jim Turner some of the schools. Cass MUSIC REPORT student at Cass City 10 years voting negatively. Monday, 2 others injured City’s central location makes ago, wrote Donna Emerson and complimented the *The terms of Turner and treatment. travel a non-issue for the Brian Knoll, instrumental A Car0 woman was killed senger in a vehicle driven by at the scene, according to the for school, regardless of how the music instructor, reported school on its broad interna- Marilyn Peters expire in Information on their condi- tional curriculum. Parts of June. Both plan to seek re- and 2 others were injured Rebecca L. Hughey, 18, of dispatcher, who said league teams are divided. briefly on band activities. He Monday when the vehicle Caro. Reports state Hughey Fairgrove fire fighters used tion was not available at The realignment approved said the senior band will par- his letter were read to the election. Nominating peti- press time. board. Hrycko works in Ja- tions must be returned to the they were riding in left a was westbound on Gilford their Jaws of Life to extricate is: National Division - Bad ticipate in a solo and en- FairgroveTownship road and Road west of Kirk Road at 5 the driver, who was trans- Reports indicate both Setla Axe, Bay City All Saints, semble festival Saturday in pan and enclosed several superintendent’s office no and Hughey were wearing comic books written in Japa- later than Monday, April 10, struck a large tree. p.m. when she lost control on ported by Flightcare Heli- Cass City, Elkton-Pigeon- Caro. A Tuscola County Sheriff’s the snowy, slushy roadway. copter to St. Mary’s Medical seat belts, and Boyle was not. nese. at 4 p.m. Deputies were assisted at Bay Port, Mayville, Reese He said that there are 44 dispatcher identified the vic- The vehicle slid sideways off Center in Saginaw. A back and Unionville-Sebewaing. students in the fifth grade the roadway, traveling some seat passenger, Heat her Anne the scene by Fairgrove and .Randy Severance was ap- *A group of Boy Scouts tim as Sadie Lynn Setla, 18, Vassar ambulance personnel, American Division - band and 167 involved in of Caro. 60 feet before hitting the tree. Boyle, 18, also of Caro, was pointed to represent the from the Deford post at- and theAkron Police Depart- Deckerville, Croswell-Lex- grades 5 through 12, Setla was a front seat pas- Setla was pronounced dead also transported to St. Mary’s ington, Harbor Beach, A new activity this spring is school at the Tuscola Inter- tended the meeting under the ment . Marlette, Sandusky and promised for the 6th and 7th- mediate School District bud- supervision of Rick Kulinski, Ubly. grade bands, which will hold get meeting Feb. 22 and the scoutmaster. The boys are Two purchases were ap- a concert for the 4th grade 1995 student leadership fo- working towards a good citi- proved by the board. Trust- students. We hope that it stirs rum at theTuscolaArea’Skil1 zen merit badge. ees voted to lease 8 copy machines for 5 years for -- - $1,456.58 a month from Gal- axy Office Supply of Caro. The lease includes all main- Seek nominations for tenance. It was the lowest of 3 bids received. Because the financial con- citizen of the year dition of Wayne Wheeled The name of this year’s citi- Vehicle Company was ques- The Cass City Chamber of zen of the year will be an- tioned by the board, the low Commerce is asking for your nounced at the annual cham- bid for a bus body from that help in choosing the 1995 ber dinner, scheduled for company was cancelled and “citizen of the year”. April 29 at the Cass City a Thomas bus body pur- Residents are asked to sub- VFW Hall. The 1995 “jun- chased. The Thomas body mit nominations in writing. ior citizen of the year” award will cost the district $850 Along with the name, the recipient will also be an- more than the Wayne body. qualifications of the candi- nounced that evening, However, it was feared that date -particularly his or her Last year, Bob Tuckey was a body from Wayne might be service to the community named citizen of the year, held up because of the finan- and its residents -should be while junior citizen honors cial trouble. outlined. went to Ryan King and Nominations should be Stacey Klinkman. WIND CHILLS dropped to as cold as minus-50 degrees Fahrenheit over the DRUG MEETING submitted by March 1 to the A list of all the previous citi- weekend. Aside from bitter cold, gusty winds reduced visibility to zero at times chamber office, located at the zen and junior citizen award Supt. Ken Micklash, as the Special Scents Flower winners is available at the on Thumb area roads, causing a host of motorists to end up in ditches. In true school representative, an- Shoppe, 6459 Main St., Cass Chronicle office. nounced that a special meet- Michigan fashion, this week’s temperatures are expected to reach 40 degrees. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I I Engaped Cass City Personal Items Down Memory Lane Call your local news to the Chronicle offlce - 872-2010 Deadline for submitting items in the calendar is the Fri- From the files of the Chronicle Bill McFarland of Cass Houghton. He received a day noon before publication. City, who enlisted in the U.S. Bachelor of Science degree Marine Corps delayed entry in mechanical engineering. Thursday, February 16 program, will report this The I Can Cope series, an educational program for cancer patients, families and friends, will begin at Hills and Dales 5 YEARS AGO Hospital Friday, after she ran month to the Marine Recruit Debbie Timmons, who at- Only 214 of the 527 regis- Depot, San Dicgo, Calif. He tends MSU, and Wayne General Hospital, at 7 p.m. into the path of a vehicle at tered voters in the commu- Julie Dee Miller, 22, a life- 7:25 p.m. Another child was is a 1993 graduate of Caw Curry of Central spent Sun- nity went to the polls. Lead- City High School. day afternoon with Mr. and long Owendale and Cass also struck by the vehicle, but ing the ticket among the 7 Friday, February 17 City area resident, died Sun- was not treated at the hospi- Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. candidates for trustee was Randall Izydorek partici- Sweetheart Luncheon and Bake Sale, sponsored by the’ day, some 18 months after tal. Witnesses said the 2 chil- A.N. Bigelow with 129 Hills and Dales Hospital Auxilary, Masonic Temple in Cass being diagnosed with dren, Debora L. Powers, 10, pated in midyear commence- The Euchre Club will meet votes. ment cercmonies at Michi- Monday, Feb. 20, at 7:OO City, from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. neurofibrosarcoma at the and Ryan J. Brinkman, 4, Alcoholics Anonymous and AI-Anon, Good Shepherd Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Cass City, ran into thc cross- Cass City Red Hawks de- gan Tech University held on p.m. at St. Pancratius Social the MTU campus in Lutheran Church, 8:OO p.m. Minn. A 1985 graduate of walk. feated MarlettcTuesday, 7 l - Hal I. 1I 67, to remain tied withvassar Gale Van Gilder Cass City High School, she Services for Fred August Meg’s Peg was named outstanding fe- Iseler, 74, of Cass City, a for second place. Pacing the Steven Reed Saturday, February 18 I male athlete for 1985. well-known farmer in the victory were Gary GaleVan Gilder and Steven Benefit Soup, Salad and Dessert Supper for Tim Vatter A Deford teen escaped in- Thumb area, were held Mon- Hutchinson with 18 points, Family, Shabbona United Methodist Church, 4:30 - 8:OO’ Charles Reed announce their Y jury Friday when,he drove a day at the Good Shephcrd Tim Anthes, 16, and Roy p.m. Donations accepted. car into the east wall of Lutheran Church, Cass City. Tuckey, 14. engagement, Gale is the daughter of Den- Charmont Lanes in Cass Elkland Township Fire De- Some 300 parents and TYPOS City. Repairs to the building partment extinguished a trac- scouts attended the annual nis andAnna Koehn of Utica. Monday, February 20 Steven is the son of Charles might cost as much as tor blaze at the home of‘ Ira Blue and Gold dinner Cass City Area Historical Society, Rawson Memorial Li- Osentoski, Cass City. It re- Wednesday night at Cass Reed of Cass City and Eliza- $7,000. beth Reed of Escanaba. brary, 7 pd. A district-wide open house sulted in about $2,000 in City High School. Commit- The Euchre Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. at St. Pancratius A May 6 wedding is I will be held for Owen-Gage damages. teeman Horace Bulen was by Melva E. Guinthcr planned. Social Hall, football Coach Arnie -masterof ceremonies. In the All Well Spouses are invited to a support group meeting;, Besonen, who will be in- 25 YEARS AGO presentation of awards to A proofreader is probably handicap.) {credited} 1 p.m., McKenzie Memorial Hospital, Sandusky. For fur- ducted into the Michigan scouts, Bill Eberline and not supposed to en-joy a typo, He told of the development Rapid growth ther information, call (810) 648-3770, Ext. 181. High School Coaches Hall of Baucr Candy Co. of Cass Bruce Avery were honored except in the sense that it’s a of advanced engine manage- The rapid growth in 2-in- Fame this spring. City lost in excess of $I ,000 with membership into the way to earn a living, but ment systems to control come families means con- + population. (That’s certainly i VFW Post 3644, Cass City, Saturday when unidentified Order of the Arrow. some of them are hilarious, sumers have considerably Tuesday, February 21 presented a flag Thursday to thieves took wholesale route more so when they’re caught a new approach.) {pollution] more money but much less Thumb Area Parkinson Support Group meeting, 1 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bartlc of the Pioneer Work and Learn men’s collections from a before they get printed. He was chosen student time for food preparation, Hills & Dales Hospital. Center in Kingston, The flag drop at the company’s ware- gave aValentinc party at their I think it was Darrow who the week for his courtesy home Saturday evening. That means that consumer was donated by Congress- house. said, “If you losc the power manor. (Kid must be filthy food expendituresaway from Guests were present from to laugh, you lose the power man Bob Traxler. The home of Mrs. Helen rich.) {courteousmanner} home have grown nearly 4 Wednesday, February 22 Pontiac, Vassar, Bay City and to think.” A Palms man escaped in- Keyser located on Woodland The prisoner hit her head times as fast as spending on Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone wel-’ Cass City. Here’s our latest collection ’ jury in a silo mishap last St,, Cass City, was gutted by against a petition in the pa- food at home. come. Last week’s winners, John Haire and AI Asher. Wednesday at the Robert fire Monday morning. Mrs. Jim Champion is one of the of could-have-been bloopers. trol car, cutting her head DeLong farm on Hadley Keyser is the widowed largest mid-Michigan collec- For Sale - Firewood to cut open. (Paper cuts can be Road. Both the Elkland mother of 7 children and tors of antique guns, with the on chairs. (Wouldn’t saw dangerous!) {partition) Township Fire Department most of the family’s personal oldest being a 1776 Italian horses work bet tcr?) Emily Hopper’s excellent HILLS & DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL and Cass City-Mercy Ambu- belongings were lost. flintlock. {shares} poem in the Christmas edi- lance responded to a rescue To make ready for curb and The best mad was Andre tion was about Christmas Announces call. The man, George Pohl, gutter and angle parking on Damni. (Wonder whu was meaning more than gifts, apparently was lying down in Oak Street, south of Main, 3 the worst mad,) {man} toys, etc., and it was almost +k Enhanced Immediate Care The marchingkoncert bank * the silo, working, when some trees were cut by the village printed thus: If you search silage came down on top of crew last Wednesday, They Marriage will perform. (Maybe a ro- deep inside, you’ll find the him and pinned his legs. were the last trees left in the botic ATM?) (hand} turkey. (Yeah, food is what’s Clinic (ICC,) Hours immediate “downtown” area licenses From a real estatc seller’s really important.) {truekey] statement: ... features of the Many brides come in alone “Non-Emeigency Health Care” 10 YEARS AGO of the business district. I I Mrs. Laura Robinson saw a property held in commotion to narrow down their selec- Chief Warrant Officer red-breasted robin in her Thomas Harold Walker Jr., with ad-joining landowners. tions, then return with their Effective Feb, 1, 1995 (CW4) ClintonA. Esckilsen, yard Feb. 5. Silverwood, and Linda (It’sbest to know about those finances to make final deci- TO BETTER SERVE OUR COMMUNITY a Cass City native and 1954 Mrs. Edward Baker was Louise Kinney, Mayville. commotions up front.) sions. (Smart girls to check graduate of Cass City High hostess for the Woman’s Michael James Romain and { CoInlllOIl) their finances before they School, retired at Redstone Study Club Tuesday at her Sally Faye Boyce, both of House for sale with mail commit themselves.) (fi- New Clinic Hours Arsenal, Ala., in January af- home. Mrs. Don McAleer Caro. floor hmily room (Must be ances} ter more than 30 years of presented the program on Frank Ernest Haslip Jr. and a mansion to have a floor This typo reportedly ap- 10 daily Army service. His wife is the Thailand. Martha Rosalia Mansberry, devoted to mail.) {main) peared on a note to parents 9 a,m, - pmmm former Joyce Merchant of Dental Technician First both of Mayville. ...provided under the rules from the school in Onekama: Cass City. Class Dagmar Brown was Daniel Glenn Harry of the Feral Communications Please examine, sigh, and $50fee Mr. and Mrs. Keith Little one of the Reserves who took Holzhei, Vassar, and Betty Coninii ssi on . (S omebod y have your children return were selected as the King and 2 weeks’ training in San Di- Jean Bauer, Reese. needs to keep those. feral their report cards promptly. includes physician fee & clinic room communications under con- Queen of the sweetheart ban- ego, Calif. Donald Lee McKinnon and (If a sigh is the only re- I “NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY” quet sponsored by the Cindy Yvonne Baker, both of trol .) { federal } sponse, the kids probably Novesta Church of Christ. 35 YEARS AGO 0t t er Lake . Reva Silver was a Wednes- have passing grades,) {sign} Physician on-site 24 hr,/day for emergency care A 10-year-old Gagetown Patrick Don Lothrop, Imlay day super guest. (The oth- And these are from the girl was treated and released Cass City held its first pri- City, and Cindy Renee Jaster, ers wcre just your average “Speaker’s Idea File”: For guests.) {supper) - from Hills and Dales General mary election in history. car0 I Sale A quilted high chair Thank you ad: Thanks for that can be made into a table, br Robert Joseph Hay den, Vassar, and Kelly Jean Suttle, thc comforting cords. (The pottie chair, rocking horse, Millington. blest ties that bind?) refrigerator, spring coat, size IjSweetheart Luncheon {words} 8, and fur collar. (Talk about From a football report: versatility !) 2 4 &~ake~aCe W Hospital notes Fricke was created with For Sale I Antique desk sacks. (You’vc got to give suitable for lady with thick Sponsored6y the Hi& and Dah Auxifiary PATIENTS LISTED MON- the poor guy credit for go- legs and large drawers. (No Friday, February 17,1995 DAY, FEB. 13, WERE: ing out for football with a commas ! 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By Jim Fitzgerald V March 4 will be the 12th mysterious magic dragon - Along with his wife, Jo-JO Believe it or not department, anniversary of the day 8- identity still unknown - Shut ty -MacGregor, Byron Michelle Zdrojewski reports seeing a robin Feb. 7 on the year-old P.J. Dragan pulled regularly sent P.J. gifts, notes was a longtime, strong sup- Campbell Elementary School grounds. off his oxygen mask and told and poems. P.J. always porter of the LRL cause. his parents: “I’m ready to looked forward to whatever There will be a memorial ********** die.” his dragon would do next. tribute to MacGregor, and his A few minutes later, he did, The anticipating was fun and famous “The Americans” Assistant Athletic Director Larry Robinson and Coach Jeff March 4, a Saturday, is also helped him and his family tape will be played. Hartel ask that we remind Cass City basketball fans that tick- the date of the 14th annual through some rough times. ets are now available at the high school and middle school Evening of Hope dinner The dragon’s kind example The dinner-dance is at the for the Feb. 27 game at The Palace in Auburn Hills. dance, sponsored by Leuke- helped inspire the Dragans Laurel Manor in Livonia, Cass City will play Marlette and the game could be one mia, Research, Life (LRL), and others to start LRL. As with cocktails at 6:30 and that decides the championship of the Thumb C National the charitable organization Paul Dragan, P.J.’s dad, told dinner at 8. For ticket infor- Conference. founded by P.J.’s parents me in 1983: “All we want is mation, phone 1-810-349- Tickets are $ I5 and enable fans to also see the Milwaukee- HEADED FOR THE Close Up program in Washington, D.C., shortly before his death. So a future for children with 8866 anytime. If you can’t Piston game after the high school contest. April 2-9, are Cass City students, (back row, left to right) far, LRL has raised nearly $2 cancer. We never thought it make the party, donations million for childhood cancer would happen in our home, made out to LRL, can be sent ********** Amber Carlisle, Carol Guza, Brad McNeil, Ben Hobbs, (front research at Children’s Hos- and we wonder whose home to Sharon Dragan Devore, row, left) Joenie Remsing, Wilma Mayer and Heather pital of Michigan. it will strike next.” 38348 Lana Court, One of the first services that state Representative Mike This year’s party theme is Another memorable mo- Farmington Hills 48335. Green is performing for his constituents may not be one that Zawilinski. One Moment in Time, and ment in my LRL file is de- brings smiles all around. several people, including scribed in a clipping of what The immediate Evening of He informs, via a press release, that 1994 Michigan former Detroit Piston great I wrote immediately after P.J. Hope goal is to raise over Taxpayer’s Guide is available free from his office, Vinnie Johnson, the honor- died: $60,000 for Children’s Hos- Besides discussing various tax questions, it contains a ques- Announce The ary chairman, will describe “I don’t wonder if his life pital to spend on childhood tion and answer section, sample filing forms and a list of that one moment they re- was worth the pain. It was. cancer research. The ultimate phone numbers for assistance. member most about their The love he received from his LRL goal is the day when , Interested persons can call Green at 5 17-373-0476. battle to prevent children family made it that way. P.J. parents will no longer have Close Up from being killed by cancer. once said so himself, when to worry about cancer killing ********** “P.J. would have turned 20 he and his mother were talk- their children. on March 2. He would prob- ing about how some couple We haven’t seen the current production by the Port Austin students ably have been a college stu- have children, and some And there’ll be reason for Community Players, “Dial M for Murder”, but judging by dent today, getting ready to don’t. the whole world to be glad the standard set in previous plays which 1 have seen, it will Not since the rhubarb that in Cass City will vote in fa- make his contribution to the “‘Gee, Mom,’ P.J. said, ‘I’m that P.J. Dragan was made. be well done. Seven Cass City High world,” said P.J.’s mother, glad I was made.”’ School students will take part sparked the electorate when vor, but there is a definite ,:The play runs for performances at the Port Austin Theatre voters turned down a tax in- advantage to those folks, too. Sharon Dragan Devore of @d its last 3 days are Friday, Saturday and Sunday. in a series of government Farmington Hills, who is studies seminars in Washing- crease and bussing was can- What it probably will come ‘Information or reservations can be secured by calling 5 17- celed, extracurricular activi- down to is that enough folks chairwoman of this year’s DOING THEIR PART 938-52 17. ton, D.C., April 2-9. party. “As long as cancer re- According to government ties were bounced and the without any financial stake or school board threatened with direct interest in a better edu- mains the No. 1 killer of chil- ! teacher Kathleen Tuckey, the dren, the world will continue Besides Vinnie Johnson, local students have been in- recall has there been the in- cation for Cass City children Centerpiecr#i Swags terest in a school vote like we will vote to tax themselves to lose many important con- other luminaries present at Packaged Scents vited by the Close Up Foun- tributions from youngsters the March 4 LRL Evening of Report damage, theft dation to attend the week- have in next Saturday’s elec- just because they feel an ob- tion. ligation- to help give our fu- who weren’t able to grow Hope will be TV news per- long non-partisan govern- sonalities Rich Mayk, Col- And like in that election, up *” 4 Cass City woman last Yorker” from the trunk lid of ment students program in ture leaders every advantage rumors fly fast and furious they can. And, equally im- leen Burcar, Hue1 Perkins xk reported damage to 2 one car, and took the hood which the nation’s capital ONE OF THOSE and Dan Springer. Sadly ab- hicles parked in her yard. ornament from the other ve- will become their classroom. with charges that each side portant, take the time to vote. is playing fast and loose with YOUNGSTERS sent will be famed broad- [elen 6643 Huron St., hicle. While the students are in However the electorate de- Karr, the truth. cides, they will need to spend caster Byron MacGregor, d Cass City police vandals The damagelloss was esti- Washington, Tuckey said, In my LRL file there is a who died earlier this year. moved the rear key hole they will meet with and ques- Not surprisingly, good solid big bucks to get the facilities mated at $100, according to citizens in both camps let fly note, printed in large letters ver and the word “New reports. tion policy makers, lawmak- into shape to meet govern- with statements that they ment regulations. in 1982, that provided the ers and behind-the-scene most memorable moment in members of the federal bu- wholeheartedly believe, but Cass City taxpayers have my efforts to help the LRL The Weather reaucr acy. often are colored by their had the good fortune to live The students will also par- prejudices. in a district that provides a cause. It reads: High Low Precip. “Dear Mr. Jim, thank you ticipate in seminars with ex- One of the issues tossed good education at a cost Tuesday ...... 25 ...... 2 ...... 25“sn around is the cost of the new among the lowest in Michi- for writing about me and my Wednesday ...... 19 ...... 6 ...... 0 perts in the legislative, execu- tive and judicial branches of school. The talk is the cost gan. dragon. I liked it a lot. My Thursday ...... 30 ...... 22 ...... 0 plus the interest of the $8.35 We should reward that lead- dragon and me love you for Friday ...... 35 ...... 8 ...... 0 the federal government, as well as with lobbyists and million bond issue. You can ership and ourselves by pro- caring about us. Love, your Saturday ,,...... ,...... *.... 10 ...... -2 ...... 0 bandy figures around all day viding this opportunity to friend, P.J. Dragan.” Sunday ...... 17 ...... I2 ...... 0 members of the news media. To meet the high cost of the and forget the bottom line. move forward as Cass City It will be recalled that dur- Monday ...... 23 ...... -2 ...... 0 Unless Cass City’s popula- always has done in the past. ing P.J.’s 3-year illness, a (Recorded at Cas City wastewater treatment plant.) trip, the students have been engaging in a number of fund tion and valuation takes a WHOLE raising activities. dive into the cellar, the cost HOUSE Tuckey pointed out that the to you and me can’t be higher than 4.4 mills and I’d bet the FULL OF r‘ Close Up Foundation is a non-profit, tax-exempt pub- family homestead that it will lic foundation, Anyone in- be less than that in short or- Surround Sound Stereo terested in helping the stu- der. zt dents in their endeavors, or When the new high school WEDNESDAY 81 THURSDAY 7:30 f DOUBLE was erected in the late 19607s, D who would like the students HIS FEMALE BOSS STALKED HIM WINDOWS the millage rate in the first $1199* to address their club or orga- Michael Douglas & D,emi Moore “Based on 6 double hungs i3 1 picture window 1200 sq. in. 0AS & DIESEL nization after they return year was 5.8 percent. After - from Washington, is asked to that it was downhill all the “DISCLOSURE” way. the issue was fi- contact Tuckey at the high When Note: For Age 15 & Over school. nally paid off last year, the IDAY (ONE FULL WEEK) millage rate was just seven- ! tenths of one mill. All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 REPAIR Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 11 Class set Of course there are 2 bot- tom lines in this issue. While Note: QPEN Mon. & Tues. for CPR the cost that we may be re- We Carry A Full line Of quired to pay for a new instructors middle school building and Passenger Vehicle Tires & elementary school expansion ’ -. A one-day class will be held .a* is the bottom financial line, Also Have Tnrck Tires Feb. 25, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for :E all sides agree that the real American Heart Association CPR instructors for recerti- bottom line is the education Complete Service On Cars, Trucks fication and update. Commu- of the children. 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AMPSHIRE AGENCY. INC. Please Call - 872-4351 Established 1924 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City 1=800-288=4385 STATE LICENSE #2101109016 PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIG~ Cass City Bowling Leagues Holbrook Area News ME. Thelma Jackson Phone 658-2347 1 SUNDAY NIGHTERS New England Life 3 THURSDAY MORNING TUESDAY MORNING Feb. 5 Pro-Temp 1 COFFEE LEAGUE Charmont Motel 1 LADIES’ LEAGUE Feb. 9 Feb. 13 EUCHRE CLUB nutsThursday forenoon with Charlotte Particka as hostess. made at the March meeting D.J.’s 8 Summers 1 Don and Jason Jackson and After a short demonstration with Nancy Braun as hostess, Schott ’s Accounting 6 Milletics Surveying 1 Dairy Barn 19 The Euchre Club met Sat- A.J. Batie. on scarf tying, Nancy Braun at the Detroit Edison Build- Warju Flooring 0 R.A.N.S. 18 High Rollers 5 Dee’s MP Rockets 18 Pin Heads 17 urday, Feb. 4, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Cleland displayed spring floral ar- ing. A potluck salad lun- Sugar Makers 5 Charmont 0 HI Roth 16 Alley Hoppers 12 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr rangements which will be cheon will be served. ’ 4 The L.T.’s AIDES 16 Charm o n t 9 High prizes were won by were Sunday supper guests Town & Country 4 High Series & Games: S. E’s & V’s 1s Mrs. Frank Laming and 43 Hammett 688 (277-212), W. of Mr, and Mrs. Curtis Newcomers Sal’s Country Clipper 12 High Series: A. Leonard Beulla. Low prizes Clel and. Find it in the classifieds Sheridan Rollers Smith 685 (245-245), C. were won by Mrs. Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Anthes 669 (256-220), L. Sonderhouse 533, M. Fee Sweet Guys 3 High Series: J. Stevens 634, 510, J. Stevens 501. LaPeer and Frank Laming, were Thursday evening In and Out 3 Tomaszewski 646 (247), D. D. Smith 528, D. Mathewson Mrs. Ronnie Gracey won the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob MI. Chips Food Store Try Hards 2 Volz 615 (223), J. Howard High Games: A. 503. Sonderhouse 19 1, D. Grifka traveling prize. McLaughlin. “BACK TO THE 60’s” Alley Cats 1 608 (216), P. Brown 606 High Games: J. Stevens Apotluck lunch was served. Jim Hewitt attended the (233), T. Comment 597 190. 162-204-268, D. Smith 203, High Team Series & Game: The next party will be held men’s fish fry at the Bad Axe Men’s High Series: K. (226), P, Robinson 596 D. Mathewson 191. R.A.N.S. 1826 & 638. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Free Methodist Church Sat- Pickla 699. (215), M. Zawilinski 596 HighTeani Series & Game: Ronnie Gracey with a pot- urday evening. Men’s High Games: K. (214-211), E. Schulz 586 HI Roth 1837 & 690. luck lunch to follow March Paul and Grace Aardal of Pickla 206-258-235, D. (21 3), K. DeSimpelm 584 FRIDAY NIGHT 4. Howell spent Tuesday visit- Brigham 256, G. Jackson (223), D. Little 581 (222- January ing in Ubly and were supper physsma. And May Canplicats Pregnancy 219), K. Bcachy 579 (235), MIXED DOUBLES ****** 232, J. Dunham 214, L. Feb. 10 guests of Betty and Bryce McCreedy 215, J. LaPratt M. Lutz 575, T. Schnell574 H agen . 212, E. Hutchinson 224. (219), J. Krol 571, A. Bowlers of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Doug Cleland was a High Women’s Series & Ruggles 571, M. Jackson Kingston Mini Mart 37 36 McKnight were Monday Thursday forenoon guest of Game: J. Kelley 591 & 191. 569, M. Miracle 566 (227), Double Trouble The Family 36 evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr. High Team Series & Game: J. Milletics 561 (220), D. Old Folks 34 the Week Mrs. Jim Hcwitt. David Sweeney was aTues- D.J .’s 2078 & 71 Salcido 560, G. Robinson 8. Town & Country 27 Clarence Depcinski visited day afternoon guest of Bill 559, M. Gettel 555, M. The following are the area’s A.J. BatieTuesday forenoon. Sw ecney. Bauerschmidt 551 (210), B. Wilbee Folks 20 1/2 Heman’s Demons 20 Bowlers of the Week for the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kosinski Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt TUSCOLA Fisher 222, B. Anthes 212, G. and son and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff attended a memorial service GET TOGETHIIHS Bye 13 112 month of January. Benavides 212, B. Kingsland Week ending Jan. 7 - Gail Hallock, Jeffrey, Jessica and for Howard Caamin at a Feb. 6 212, J. Storm 210. Men’s High Series: Julius Wolf, who bowled a 559 on Bridget were Wednesday Sag inaw Free Methodist High Team Series: the Wednesday Nite Ladies’ evening guests of Mr. and Church Saturday. Miller Eggs 31 Brentwood 2841. Navarro 618, B. Fields 584. Men’s High Games: Julius League at Huron Lanes. Mrs. John Walker. Mrs. David Hacker spent Board Pro Temp Racing 21 High Team Game: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Cass City Sports 20 Navatro 226, John Navarro Week ending Jan. 14 - Kay Tuesday with Mrs. Earl Charmont Motel 1052. Swartzentru ber, who bowled spent Wednesday in Bay Schenk. Charm o n t 20 226. City. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle Brentwood Graphics 18 Women’s High Series: B. a 578 on thc Thursday Night Ladies’ League at Whiteys. Betty and Bryce Hagen left of Cass City were Sunday C.R. Hunt 14 Watson 531. Saturday and returned home afternoon guests of Allen Charmont Motel 9 Women’s High Game: G. Week ending Jan. 21 - Pat MERCHANETTE Kitchen, who bowled a 571 Monday evening after spend- Farrell y. Cole Carbide 7 Navarro 202. ing the weekend with friends Larry Silver of Bay City LEAGUE HighTeani Series & Game: on the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies’ League at Huron in the Upper Peninsula and was a Saturday lunch guest High Series & Games: E Feb. 9,1995 Double Trouble 19 12 & 679. Lanes. went on the Algona Central of Reva Silver. Kapral 608 (212-222), J. ECUMENICAL Railroad Train Excursion. Wally Hagen was a Smithson 606 (245), T, Com- Caro Chiropractic 4 Week ending Jan. 28 - Cass City Sports 4 CHURCH LEAGUE Sharon Sobczak, who Bernice Kiehl of Owendale, Wednesday forenoon guest ment 606 (210-227), R. Feb. 11 bowled a 591 on the Mond’ay Mabel Marker of Unionville of Don Jackson and A.J. Rabideau 606 (226), C. Nel’s Kitchen 3 Hills & Dales 3 Night Ladies’ League at Hu- and Elsie Engelhart of Batie. Zawilinski 605 (225-225), P. The Antiques 10 Sebewaing were Tuesday af- Wcndy Rickett was a Sun- McIntosh 599 (213), C. Rolling Hills 3 roll L~IWS, Cass Tavern 1 The Last Resorts 9 ternoon guests of Edanna day afternoon guest of Mr. Comment 590 (221), P. Mar- The Little Kids 8 Sweeney. Mabel Marker and Mrs. Jim Doerr and an tin 222, R. Doerr 218, J. Allen Home Care 1 Correction: Week ending Form You 3 1 Alley Cats 6 Dec. 24 - Joan Maurer, who made an angel food cake to evening guest of Mr. and McIntosh 213, G. Barnes Woodspli tters 6 help Edanna Sweeney cel- Mrs. Curtis Cleland. 212, T, Humes 210. Clean Up Crew 0 howled a 5.75 on the Early Crowley Chiropractic 0 Pintippers 6 Thursday Night Ladies’ ebrate her birthday with cake Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow High Team Series & Game: Out of Control 6 and ice cream. were Thursday forenoon Miller Eggs 2829 & 999. League at Bad Axe Lanes. rRUC High Actual Team Series & All in The Family 5 1/2 Other qualifiers: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Game: Rolling Hills 201 5 & Holy Rollers 5 112 Shirley Ginther 563, Doty attended the funeral of Hewitt. The Stouts 5 Kathryn Schniitt at the CHARMONT LADIES 710. Glaza 582, Sabrina Ben and Donelda Meske of 1 500 Series: L. Erla 573, P. The Neighborhood Gang 4 McMullen 571, Diane Weitenberner Funeral Home Port Hope were Thursday IOAD Corcoran 567, D. Sweeney Ladies Four 1 Reinke 550, Mary Sweeney in Bad Axe Tuesday. callers at the home of Betty PARTS STORES Dee’s MP Rockets 8 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell I j Pizza Villa 8 546, J, Morell 538, Jackie 574, Sharon Powell 572. and Bryce Hagen. ;ALE Thumb Nat’l Bank 8 Smithson 520, L. Pabst 51 1, High Team Game: The Last of Shelby Township were J. Lapp 504, P. Little 504. Resorts 684. Thursday guests of Allen Sale ends February 25, 1995 Elniwood What Knots 7 GREENLEAF Live Wires 7 200 Games: J. Krol227, D. High Team Series: The Farrelly and in the afternoon Sweeney 218, J. Morell 212, Little Kids 1874. Allen Farrelly accompanied EXTENSION Wild John’s 7 Mr. and Mrs. Campbell to Cass City Tire 6 Jackie Smithson 204, L. Erla High Series & Games: Den- Bad Axe where they visited Thirteen members and one Cab1e-e t tes 4 203. nis Little 523, D. Englehart Valerie Terw ill ig er. visitor were present when the Wal bro 3 503, R. Sherman 506, D. Andy Hay, Roger Kincaid, Greenleaf Extension group Charrnon t 2 Dickinson 614 (200-224), Al McKee 507, M. Stover (200) Bob Peruski and George met at Northwood Shores

Jackson had coffee and do- restaurant.- for lunch with High Team Game & Series: THURSDAY NITE TRIO 564. 30,0001b. Wild John’s 1070 & 3036. Feb. 9 I-3/4” X 25’ High Series: P. Corcoran 608, D. Mathewson 537, V. Pioneer Seeds 10 Mills 523, B. Kilbourn 505, Babich Beef 8 99 Martin Electric 8 27 P. EZlcnas 500, D. Sweeney #2922 499, B. Erla 478, N. Davis IGA 6 476, S. Humpert 483. Hyatt Farms 6 High Games: P. Corcoran Nelesc o 6 21 5-202, D. Mathewson 205, Marlette Oil & Gas 5 V. Mills 191, B. Kilbourn Northon Construction 5 WAGNER HALOGEN COLD 178, N. Davis 178, D. Mycogen Plant Sciences 4 HEADLAMPS Sweeney 188, D. Hill 173, V. General Cable 2 lifetime warranw Regnerus 176, B. Betzold A last lonqer than regular halogen bulbs 170, P. Reinas 182, B. Erla High Team Series & Game: 9004LL 176. Marlette Oil & Gas 1756 & BP9004LL H4651 LL 609. H4656LL MERCHANTS High Series & Games: G. H5001LL Feb. 8,1995 Robinson 619 (236), E. H5006LL Champagne 617 (216-220), YOUR CHOICE Soundz by Greg 4 K. Kilbourn 615 (234), K. Homesteaders 4 Martin 592, R. Pringle 585 Slam Dunk Rebates!” And A Shot At $1,000,000! Kingston 3 (218), D. Dickinson 578 MaiHn Rebates on eligible models. Brentwood 3 (215), J. Baker 223, G. Cole Carbide 3 Pringle 21 0. MOTOR OIL TIME WON‘T TELL 5W30 - PM5177 - IOW30 - PM5129 INTRODUCING RCfl P46731AT CHRONOLOGIX Home Theatre” Projection LINE MINIMIZING MAKEUP Stereo Monitor- Receiver Full Color Picture-In-Picture”)Lets You - For a younger-looking complexion Watch Two Programs At The Same Time in no time at all. SRS Ce3 Sound Retrieval System Brings Three Dimensional Realism To Television Audio New! 0 13-Jack Video/Audio Monitor Panel I- ‘I LIQUID With S-Video Connector ONLY ’c HRON@ LO G IX. $8.95 LINE MlNfMfZlNG MAKEUP ‘ SAVE$20000 BOND00 BODY FILLER fix dents, holes, & -scratches NO INTEREST hardener included fast curing #265 It All Starts With Low Prices!! SUPERSTORE!! PAGE FIVE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 Miss Micniga n: C ar l’t

judge a book bvw i ts C( wer You can’t judge a book by and it’s one of those touchy her father, who is black, comfofiable” as adults, she catch yourself and be deter- its cover, issues,” she acknowledged, came to this country. from asked. “You’re inheriting all mined not to judge others Maria Kamara didn’t use “but it’s an extremely impor- Liberia to study, and while these problems. YOUhave to based on their appearance or those exact words as she tant issue to this country k- here he met her mother, who take resDonsibilitv.” some stereotype. spoke to Cass City elemen- cause we’re filled with such is white. Kama;a talked Bbout dif- “Don’tallow yourself to be tary and middle school stu- diversity.’’ She recalled her father was ferent stereotypes, and asked sucked into bias,” she urged. dents Monday, but the reign- Kamara noted there are a giving man who rarely students to think about why “Be honest with yourself.” ing Miss Michigan offered a some 150 different lan- passed up an opportunity to people condemn each other Improving race relations is similar message: don’t judge guages spoken in America. help others. “He treated based simply on skin color. a continuous process, people by what’s outside; “That’s amazing. That people by what was inside Among the answers offered Kamara said, and the pro- judge them by what’s inside. shows you just how much them; that was really the by students were insecurity cess requires a lot of effort. diversity we have here,” she greatest lesson he taught and fear. The visit was one of doz- The bottom line, she indi- said, “This country is ex- me.” cated, is each person is go- ens made to schools, Kamara, a Western Michi- She agreed and said people tremely unique.” ing to be part of the prob- churches and other places by gan University graduate who aren’t comfortable around And although there have lem - either through nega- Kamara since she received to holds a bachelor’s degree in someone who is different, been strides over the years tive acts or silence or part the state crown in June. music, asked her audience to “We look at each other, spot - improve race relations, prob- of the solution. She also competed last fall lems still exist, she pointed consider the importance of the difference and then try in the MissAmerica Pageant, out. dealing with the issue of race to pull each other down. In the end, she concluded, the nationwide, volunteer Kamara, who is from relations today. Why do we do this?” everyone will have to live organization that awards Zeeland, located on the west “You’re our future, and if Kamara told the students with the consequences. scholarships to winning con- side of the state, spoke you feel uncomfortable talk- that everyone has some “If we are not unified, we testants based on scholar- briefly about her own hi-ra- ing about this issue now, prejudice, including her. are not strong. Itss just as ship, talent and individual- cia1 heritage. Shc explained how are YOU going to feel The key, she explained, is to simple as that.” ized platforms. The compe- tition is separate from the money-making Miss USA pageant held Friday night in THERE SHE IS, . .Cass City second grader Alysha Texas. Rutkowski tries Maria Kamara’s crown on for size during In her talk with middle an assembly Monday morning. Kamara, Miss Michigan schoolKan,ara studentsemphasized Monday, the im- Golightly Candy 1994, urged students to judge others by what’s inside, not portancerelations. of improving race Caramels and Taffy WE BILLFOR MEDICARE YOU! what’s outside, during her visit. “It’s an overwhelming issue “Sugar Free” 1 1. Ostomy, Colostomy Supplies Professional and Business 2. Diabetic Care Thumb agencies 3. Home Health Care A. Wheelchairs DI R ECTO RY B. Walkers 1 to get new cops C, Commodes Several Michigan police Funding will begin as soon

~ Anderson, Tuckey, agencics, including the Hu- as ncw officers have been Bernhardt & CO., P.C. S.H. Raythatha, M.D. ron County Sheriff’s Depart- sworn. The grant will fund Certified Public Accountants ment and Car0 and Uhly po- up to 75 percent of the total Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) Dr. Ray lice departments, will he gct- salary and benefits of each Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cass City) officer over 3 years. N STOCK #Hollister., COnVaTiC, OSTOMY & COLOSTOMY SUPPLIE . Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) ting ncw oificers thanks to Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Total Family Care C o m in 11 nit y Orientcd P 01 ic- “This is a good day for po- Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cass City) Hill St. ing Services (COPS) FAST lice departments and resi- 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI 4672 grants. dents throughout the 5th Dis- Phone 673-3137 trict who rely on their local . 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI Cass City The grants were recently Phone 872-3730 - awarded by the U.S. Depart- police to protect and safe- r ment of Justice, Congress- guard their homes and com- ~- ~ man James A. Barcia an- munities,” Barcia said. nounced last week. The COPS FAST program SAVE UP .z TO : DOYOUHAVEA was established to assist lo- No wipmg, blotting or timing. cal law enforcement agen- :DRINKING PROBLEM? N.Y. Yun, M.D. The awards include IEasy sample a plication. $62,831 for Caro, $72,000 cies in recruiting, training CompactEasy-to-Fad and fkphy convenient - ALCOHOLICS Physician & Surgeon for Ubly and $75,000 for the and hiring additional police $55 . ANONYMOUS Office Hours: Huron County Sheriff’s De- officers. Funding for the pro- + ANDAL-ANON Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. partment. The funding en- gram is targeted towards P ME ET1N G S Thurs. - Closed ables each agency to hire one communities with under GLUCOM€T€R REGULARPRICE $69.95 a Every Friday Evening 8:OO p.m. Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. SPECIAL PRICE $44.95 - additional officer. 50,000 people. ~ 6232 Hospital Drive - MAIL-IN REBATE* $30.00 good Shepherd Lutheran Church Cass City DIABETES CARE SYSTEM Cass Crty Office 872-4733 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE** $25.00 4 Res. 072-4257 Novesta board reviews YOU GAIN $10.00 MILES A Offer good until May 1, 1995 ;---,-,, proposed spending plan biagnostics Dlvlslon ‘Ask your phamsitst about Mcdlcardedlcad redempuim dciai i *%e your pharmaclrt for tradc-In detah The meter you provide HEALTH CARE Miles Inc. in tradc must riot he a Mlles Inc product except for ihc Amrs’ Tarrytown, NY 10591 GLUCOMEI’ER’ Rellectsncc PhntomcrerlD~XTROSTIX. System New England Llfs The Novesta Township Feb. 6 meeting, Newell said NEL Growth Fund FAMILY FIRST NEL Equrty Fund COMMUNITY Board reviewed its proposed board members discussed the NEL Income Fund HEALTH CENTER 1995-96 budget during a future of trash pick-up in the Money Market Series monthly meeting last week. township. 4615 Oak Cass City “We’rehere for your Township Clerk Kathy Currently, residents pay Newell reported spending in $60 per year for a ticket that &.-I-----heulth care needs” the new budget is set at allows them to take their :. OPTOMETRIST 4674 Hill St. $1 15,000, slightly higher trash to a pick-up site (town- Cas City than the $I 14,430 approved ship hall) once or twice a PR. PAUL A. GOLSCH Phone 872-4725 in the 1994-95 spending month, depending on the plan. time of year. : Optometrist Office Hours: iGlasses in about an hour The board will act on the Newell said some board f Eye examinations Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. budget at the township’s an- members want to continue Glasses & Contact lenses nual meoting, which is with that system, but others f Outside prescriptions filled IMMEDIATE CARE scheduled for 1 p.m. March have suggested residential Vision insurance plans welcome CLINIC 25 at the township hall in pick-up, with the cost figured , 100 W. Huron Ave., DcSord. into residents ’ property Bad Axe 269-9759 OR NON-EMERGENCY taxes, 461 N. State St., Caro 673-8155 HEALTH CARE In other business during the 25 S.Elk, Sandusky 648-3354 $50 fee For Greater Injection Comfort, The Best There Is -I.---,--- Includes physician‘s fee I and clinic room. 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PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Defeat North Huron Monday 0-G spikers reign in Thumb D Short and sweet. visiting North Huron during top of‘ the league standtngs Coach Judy Campbell’s Angie Wildman led the win- That pretty much sums up North Central Thumb with a lopsided victory in spikers will try to record their ners on the service line with the Owen-Gage volleyball League action. straight games by the scores 1 1th straight conference win 4 aces and a game high 19 team’s effort Monday against The Bulldogs remained on of 15-7, 15-4 and 15-6. in as many tries this Thurs- points. Wildman got plenty day when they travel to of help from teammate tangle with Akron-Fairgrove. Michelle Pisarek, who regis- Monday, the Dawgs came tered 8 points on the night. out on fire and ran out the contest’s first 13 points. Several of the Bulldogs’ “We came out strong and markers were recorded on then ‘bang’, we hit a wall,” spikes from sophomore said a chipper Coach standout Kate Powers. Argu- Campbell following the win. ably the NCTL‘s best front The Warriors then put to- line player, Powers collected gether a streak of their own 19 attacks and 13 kills.Those before the ‘Dogs gained a stats don’t tell half the story sideout and closed out the of the Bulldog star. game 15-7. Owen-Gage’s defense was Setting up Powers much of too much in the final 2 the contest were Jennifer games, when the hosts held Winchester and Amanda North Huron to a total of 10 Salcido. The pair combined points. for 60 sets and 33 assists. 0-G spikers win Patriot invitational

A5 weeks go, last one was a to a third, winner take all fi- BULLDOG ANGlE WILDMAN returns serve in Monday’s dandy for Coach Judy nal as they battled to a 15-11 Campbell’s Owen-Gage vol- victory despite trailing 9-3 contest against North Huron. leyball team. midway thru the second The Bulldogs opened their game. week with a straight game In the championship game, Cass City Middle School victory at Peck Monday, Owen-Gage jetted to a 7-1 winning the North Central advantage and then held on LATE IN THE GAME the Lakers attempted to pressure Thumb League contest in to bring home the trophy Cass City but it backfired as Jason Morgan got the ball straight games by the scores with a 15-13 decision. Name honor roll pupils Of 15-6, 15-6, and 15-9. Campbell singled out sev- near the basket for an easy 2 points. Defending is the Lak- Thursday, the ‘Dogs re- eral of her players that con- tributed to the win at ers’ Jeremy Brakenberry. The Cass City Middle Lyndi Trischler, Brandon Gaszczynski, Matt Gilliam, mained on top of the NCTL standings as they recorded an Uni onville. School 3rd marking period Vargo. Alyssa Glaspie, Andrea As always, Kate Powers . honor roll has been”an- Gohsman, Matt Hilliker, easy triumph at Caseville, 6TH GRADE posting scores of 15-3, 15-1 played big at the net. The Fall to A-F, AuGres nounced. Robert Janes, Jalal Khoury, mighty sophomore recorded All A’s - Kaylee Bell, Andy Shawn Klinkman, Effie and 15-6. The win boosted the Bulldogs’ conference team high numbers at the net 5TH GRADE Dale, Randy Diebel, Josh Krug, Nick Matt, Ryan with 42 kills in 81 attacks. Dillon, Shawn Engler, Jaime McIntosh, Jessica Meeker, mark to a perfect 9-0. But it was Campbell’s She also registered 44 All A’s - Danielle Guilds, Fluegge, Zachary Glaspic, Justin Miller, Trent Milligan, blocks, 18 going for winners. 0-G hoop team losespair Sara Homakie, Jamie Stefanie Humpert, Anthony Lindsey Mills, Kim Morrish, spikers’ Saturday perfor- mance during the USA tour- Powers also had team best Leiterman, Jessica Metzger, Ingrao, Manisha Raythatha, Melissa Myers, Cari O’Hara, figures on the day at the ser- The Owen-Gage Bulldogs points, kept his school in an easy 76-4W non-conler- Julie Roche, Kerry Shagene, Christine Sheppard, Andy Leann Otulakowski, Brooke nament that brought the big- had an opportunity to climb front throughout the opening enceThe win, hosts gained a 20-8 gest smile to the veteran vice line as she recorded 38 Chenelle Smentek, Erin Stoeckle. Ouvry, Jenny Parsell, Matt points, 19 on ace serves. from the basement of the half where he tossed in 8 Venema, Tes si a Za wi 1ins ki . B or Better - Melissa Bliss, Perry, Heather Pomeroy, mentor’s face. North Thumb points. lead after one period and “We didn’t play too well in Campbell also pointed to Central , B or Better - Tyler Bader, Joel Brinkman, Eric Brown, Sonya Reynerus, Brad League standings Friday. Owen-Gage knotted the were never headed. the morning, but by the af- the play and leadership of 4 Candi ,Benjamin, Ashlee Jamie Bulla, Jody Cham- Roche, Megan Ronptqd, Sa- However, their upset bid score at 43-all hc@dqg&t~r’ &Gres, who had 11 play- ternoon .we were at the top seniors Angie Wildman an“d Bqjay, Jesse Bouck, Tarin pagne, Holli Coopef; Ryan against visiting Akron- the final 8 minutes of play as ers enter the score book, rah Rutkowski, Travis of our game,” said Campbell Melody Abfalter as keys to Bryant, Jamie Ceranski, Nick Cooper, Michelle Derfiny, Schneeberger, David Sutter, the win. Fairgrove fell just short. Jw Tkacz nailed 3 triples were led by Mike Kennealy’s Chappel, Tina Conquest, Sa- Monica Dorland, Amy a fterw ads. Coach Jim Brinkman’s following the break. 19 points. Mike Jones and Ryan Symonds, Tracy The Bulldogs captured their The senior pair combined ~ rah Cooper, Melissa Doerr,, Burkey proved too much Ken McFarlane scored 12 DuQuesnay, Craig Emrnert, Talaski, Stephanie Vincent, first tournament champion- for 57 points and 146 digs. cagers (2-9 NCTL, 3-13 Rochelle Dohn, Aaron Bill Gage, Tara Gage, Brent Aaron Volz, Andrea Walsh, Wildman was also credited overall) will get another op- down the stretch for the Bull- and 11 points, respectively, Dorland, Matt Ender, Sharon ship of the year when they dogs as he tossed in I2 points for the winners. Gosh, Katie Hacker, Travis Rachel Warden, Aaron Wiles, came from one game down with 33 kill spikes, while portunity to escape from the Finkbeiner, Grant Frank, Hartwick, Johanna Hoelzle, Katie Wood. Abfalter collected 23 sets. bottom of the conference in the final period. Owen-Gage, who played to nip Car0 in the finals. Jacob Frederick, Jason James Hoyt, Heather James, rankings this week when Owen-Gage got a team high without its top gun Austin “Beating Car0 was a nice Underclassmen Jennifer Glaza, Cason Harris, Rob Jeremy Klinkman, Laura they host Caseville (2-9 16 markers from Anthes, fol- Brinkman, failed to produce 8TH GRADE win for Campbell. Winchester and Amanda Havens, Eli Healy, Shawn Laming, Atalie Marshall, us,” added NCTL) Tuesday before trav- lowed by Chad Jahr’s 11 a player in double digits. Ja- The Bulldogs opened slow Salcido also had big contri- * Heronemus, Danielle Erin McMahan, Andrew All A’s - Ryan Downing, butions for the Bulldogs’ eling to face Carsonville-Port points and Tkacz’s IO. son Anthes’ 8 points topped ,Hilliker, Nathan Izydorek, in pool play at Unionville Besides Burkey, the win- the visitors. Nahernak, Guy Nanney, Rose Hoelzle, Danielle Lam- and split with Akron- success on the day as they Sanilac (3-8 NCTL) Friday, Jake Kappen, Chuck Keiser, Laura O’Dell, Tammy ing, Becky Oesch, Shelly split 92 digs. Teammate Jen- In Friday’s tilt against the ners got 16 tallies from Oddly, Owen-Gage en- Timothy Khoury, Jamie Fairgrove, taking the opener Levalley. joyed a 2 point advantage Osantowski, Jodi Partaka, Ulfig, Amy Venema, 15-9, then falling 12-15. nifer Hortola had 31 blocks Vikings, Owen-Gage scored Kilbourn, R.J. Klaus, Josh Carol Phetteplace, Jodi Nicolette Zawil inski. for the winners and 14 kill the game’s first 5 markers from the charity stripe in the Klein, Luke Krug, Matt The Bulldogs had little OWEN-GAGE - J. Tkacz 0- rout. The Bulldogs made Phillips, Amy Polega, Megan trouble with their next oppo- spikes. and then went scoreless for ‘Little, Kari Lowe, Rob Powell, Emily Rayl, Anand B or Better - Doug Ball, the final 5 minutes asAkron- 3 (1 -2) 10; E. Dietzel 1-0 (0- good on 11 of 13 tries from Aaron Barrigar, Mandy nent and posted 15-7, 15-10 PECK CONTEST 0) 2; J. Anthes 2-2 (4-4) 16; Lowe, Crystal Martin, Mel- Raythatha, Kyle Ross, Sara Campbell got a chance to Fairgrove built a 12-5 mar- the stripe. AuGres connected issa Martin, Tim McFarland, Sabo, Tara Sabo, Josh Board, Nathan Brown, Keith wins over Deckerville before gin after one period. R. Radabaugh 0- 1 (0-0) 3; P. on 8 of 11 freebies. Caverly, Mandy Chappel, splitting with Caro in their see several of her players in Fahrner 2-0 (3-4) 7; C. Jahr Justin McIntosh, Robin Sherman, Ross Sherman, action during the NCTL win Chad Wehrman started the OWEN-GAGE - R. Messing, Chris Mills, Nick Jordan Sorenson, Adina Shelly Crow, Jim Dale, Kyle final pool play contest, 15-3 12-0 run with a trey from the 2-2 (1-2) 11; M. Damm 3-0 Murawski 0-1 (0-0) 3; J. and 4-15. and was pleasantly pleased (3-5) 9. Osantoski, Summer Speirs, Sam Stewart, Stacy Daniel, Becky Dore, Brenda left side of the lane. Tkacz 3-0 (1-2) 7;E. Dietzel DuQuesnay, Nathan Haag, Owen-Gage (17-2-4 over- with the outings of substi- TOTALS- 10-8 (13-17) 58. Osantoski, Ashley Ouvry, Sullins, ChrisVollmar, Brent tutes Susie Roemer and Wehrman’s basket was fol- 1-0 (2-3) 4; J. Anthes 2-0 (4- Elise Pasant, Stephanie Dave Hobbs, Eber all) had little trouble advanc- Wallace, Joanie Westfall, Kel 1y Kretz hmer. lowed by hoops from Jeremy 4) 8; P. Fahrner 2-0 (3-4) 7; Ramsey, Rebecca Rockwell, Hollinshead, Niah Hosner, ing to the finals, where they sc AKRON-FAIRGROVE - Brad Ypma, Chris Ziehm, Kretzschmer notched 14 Burkey, Tim Czelada, and 2 C. Jahr 3-0 (0-0) 6; M. Jason Rogers, Josh Laura Kundinger, Ashley again met Caro. The ‘Dogs C. Wehrman 1-1 (0-0) 5; T, - Josh Vincent, Kim Vincent. points from the service line from Greg Levalley, includ- Damm 2-0 (I 1) 5. Roseburgh, Crystal Little, Steve McIntosh, Dave swept hosts USA in a Czelada 1-0 (2-5) 4; J. - that included 8 aces while ing a trey that ended the first TOTALS 13-1 (1 1-13) 40. Sattelburg, Stephanie 7TH GRADE Mellendorf, Kara quarterfinal match 15-2, 15- period scoring. Burnham 1-1 (0-0) 5; G. Mellendorf, Shannon 5, and then eliminated North Roemer recorded 10 points, LaValley 2-3 (3-4) 16; Jer- AuGRES - M. Kennerly 4-3 Stevens, Patrick Stock, Jeff (2-2) 19; N. Kauffman 1-1 All A’s - Nicole Doerr, Mordan, Joel Nicol, Susan Huron by the scores of 15-9 Michelle Pisarek had 23 sets. Owen-Gage used 9 points emy Burkey 12-0 (4-6) 28; Storm, Coray Symonds, (0-0) 5; R. Dittenbir 2- 1 (1 - Adam Dorland, Amber O’Hara, Kary Otulakowski, and 15-4. from Jason Anthes to help Josh Burkey 0-0 (1 -2) I ; K. CASEVILLE GAME 1) 8; B. Kelly 2-0 (1-2) 5; J. Dunn, Travis Eyer, Jesse Amber Phillips, Sarah Pon- slice the guests’ margin to Dickson 0-1 (0-1) 3. In the finals Car0 captured Gingerich 1-0 (0-0) 2; M. Hillaker, Melissa Homakie, der, Paul Powell, Matt Ross, Wildman and Powers led 27-23 at the intermission. TOTATS - 17-6 (10-18) 62. the first game 15-12 as they FOX 1-0 (0-0) 2; K. Melanie Nizzola, Stephanie Scott Ruggles, Kevin Schott, jumped out to an 11-1 lead the visitors to an easy win The Bulldogs also benefited with 20 and 11 points, re- McFarlane 4- I (0-0) 11; M. Pierce, Kristy Ryan. Jon Sherman, Adam before the Bulldogs could from an 8 of IO effort from AuGRES CONTEST Jones 3-2 (0-0) 12; M. Hardy B or Better - Emily Bennett, Stoecklc, Marissa Sweeney, spectively. Abfalter recorded the charity stripe during the settle down. 1-0 (1-2) 3; P. Downing 0-0 Nate Bruce, Justin Carabello, Jeremy Walther, Eric a team best 17 attacks with frame. Owen-Gage set the match AuGres proved too much (1-2) 1; S. Maser 3-0 (2-2) Jason Damm. Lindscy Zaw i linski. 10 going for points. B urkey, who registered for guest Owen-Gage Tucs- 8. game scoring honors with 28 day, Feb. 7, as they registered TOTALS - 2 1-8 (8- 1 1 ) 76. EYE CARE & EYEFEAR FOR EVEINONE

Professional eye exams Prescriptions filled Wedding Invitations Large selection of frames All types of contact! No-line bifocals Catalogs loaned overnbht Glasses repaired Cass City Chronicle Blue Cross & VSP participant DAVID C, BATZER II, 0.C Professional Eye Care BULLDOG JOE TKACZ glides to the basket during Friday’s I Bad Axe CassCity NCTL contest with Akron-Fairgrove. Tkacz registered 10 1 269-7263 8724404 points in the ‘Dogs 62-58 defeat. - CASS l CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 PAGE SEVEN i Wrestlers 2nd Hawks top Lakers to gain in Thumb C i !4=way: share of league lead league meet The Cass City Red Hawks showing were hampered t when the flu bug hit. Lakers were forced to foul finished a surprising second The Cass City Red Hawks rimeter shooting. We must Are we ready for the stretch in the Thumb C wrestling The Hawks were forced to hounced back into a share and Cass City made the most fast break more than we run?, said Hartel. We'll find meet held Saturday at use wrestlers from the junior f the lead in the Thumb C of it, scoring 7 of 8 from the have. out. varsity to fill out the roster. charity 1ine:including 4 of 4 Mayville, and the win en- ational with a come-from- Cass City won the battle of CASS CITY B. HobbS 0-1 abled the Hawks to finish Car0 defeated the Hawks, R the hoards, 26-20, led hy - tied vehind win at Laker High by Chad Zawilinski. (0-0) 3; N. Mastie 0-0 (2-2) for second with Marlette in won,56 to 44-25. 12, and St. Charles Morgan with 8 and Corey Friday, 633. With While the win was gratify- 2; K. Storm 1-1 (0-0) 5; J, the conference. Ulfig with Heath Krohn Parlette's win over Bad Axe, ing for Hawk fans, Coach 7. Morgan 5-0 (3-3) 13; C. One of the key wins fox ---CityAgainst scored- - - the points Tigers, by DaleCass led the Lakers with 10 9 teams now share the league Jeff Hartel pointed out that Ulfig 2-0 (1-3) 5; S. Cass City was posted by Bob boards. Jead. Cass City has 3 league the low Laker total wasn't Iwankovitsch 6-0 (0-0) 12; Davis, who pinned Matt Heronemus, 2 15 pounds, ,$ames left, starting with just due to a superior Cass The Lakers shot a miserable Eastman of Marlette in the 28 percent from the floor. C. Zawilinski 1-0 (4-4) 6. who pinned Eric Lasiewicki; . ;Friday's game at home City defense. They shot very TOTALS 15-2 (1 12) 46. finals in 4:37. Eastman had Cass City hit 17 of 36 for 47 - 0- Jon Fruendt, who decision4 iijagainst Cros-Lex. poorly, he said. defeated Davis twice during Chad Perkins in the 160- 3 The Lakers jumped out to The coach said that percent* Both teams were LAKERS S.Maust 3-2 (5- the regular season. pound class, and Steve ;an early lead, propelled by Iwankovitschstepped up and poor from 3-point range, The Hawks narrowly lost to Cass City converting 2 of 10 N.6) 17. E Gudy 1-0 (0-0)2; Irvine, who decisioned Jason pome outstanding shooting produced when the team re- 2-0 (o-o) 4; H, league champion Cros-Lex Martin. Fjby Seth Maust, who ac- ally needed it. What we need and the Lakers' Of 13* kohn 2-0 (2-4)6; p. Beachy by 2 points. The Pioneers Against St. Charles, pins gounted for 11 of the Lakers' to do, he points out, is to get With the win, the Hawks 1-0 (0-0)2; J. Brakenberry scored 166 points and Cas were registered by John .'23 points in the first half de- the ball in to the big people, won't need any help to win 0-0 (2-2) 2. City, 164. Other scores in the McNaughton, BobDavis and Sspite a special defense that which will open up our pe- at least a share of the title. TOTALS -$2 (9-12) 33. league meet were: Marlette, Dale Heronemus. Decisions !had one man chasing him all 126; Bad Axe, 118; were won by Alfred ;over the floor. Sandusky, 83; Mayville, 75 Connolly and Jeremy ; Cass City didn't start to get Ubly rips Hawks 112; Lakers, 54. Markel. 4 back in the game until late in Cass City placed in 11 of 13 :the second period when weight classes. 'Nathan Mastie started fight- The Cass City point win- * ing through screens to shut No defense, no offense, ners were: him down. Second place: John : Cass City trailed by 5 points McNaughton, 106 pounds; kat the half, cut that lead to Jeremy Markel, 119 pounds; :just 2 points, 25-23, midway no hustle, in 65-38 loss Alfred Connolly, 134 through the third quarter, and pounds; Jeremy Dillon, 142 .tied it for the first time a We need to learn that we pounds; Nathan Hendrick, minute later. The score was can't just put on our uniforms 172 pounds; Dale tied 3 times before the Lak- and expect to win, Coach Jeff Heronemus, 21 5 pounds. ers forged ahead at the end Hartel said following his Third place: Don Pisha, 112 of the quarter, 31-29. team's lopsided loss to the pounds; Eric Hoelzle, 160 For a 6 1/2 minute stretch visiting Ubly Bearcats Tues- pounds. late in the second quarter and day, 65-38. Fourth place: Chris Irvine, much of the third quarter, the Combine a defense that the 100 pounds; Steve Irvine, , Hawks played well without coach described as non-ex- SCOTT IWANKOVITSCH attempted to apply pressure 151 pounds. * Jason Morgan, on the bench istent with some great out- in the back court to Ubly's Michael Rutkowski, but it with 3 fouls. Bob Dads side shooting by Ubly's was ineffective as the Bearcats avoided the full court TRIANGULAR MEET During the stretch, Scott Michael Rutkowski, and the pressure and raced down the floor for easy baskets. Iwankovitsch came up big, results are predictable, an The Hawks were soundly helping with the rebounding easy win for the Bearcats. defeated in a double dual and scoring 6 points. Rutkowski hit 7 treys for 2 1 meet with Car0 and St. The Lakers went stone cold of his team leading 23 points. Charles Thursday at Car0 in the last quarter and scored Cass City was in the game when Cass city.'^ chances of only a basket by Eric Gardy only in the opening mo- NORTH CENTRAL THUMB THUMB C NATIONAL LEAGUE a win or a more respectable ' in the last quarter. *:v- ments of the first quarter, W L "';.e The Hawks forged in front Peck 10 Bad Axe w; '\ when they jumped off to an Klngston 108 ; coss cw 43 for the first time in the game 8-point lead. Rutkowski then NOM Huron 5 Laker 43 at the 5:34 mark and went Akron-Folrgrovc 4 $ Morlette 43 Warner made 3 straight 3-pointers Cros-Lex 34 , . m front to stay with 3 min- to move the Bearcats ahead, Pod Hope 3 Boy Cltv All SalntS 25 utes to play as Morgan con- Corsonvlllc 2 13-8, and the visitors never CasevllleOwenGoOe 2 9 AH Solnts 73, Cros-Lex 45 WAWAPER ,, ., nected for a basket and free looked back. Morlette 68, Boa Axe !7 throw. A-Falrgrovc 62, OwtnGow 58 coss CHv 46, Laker 33 Klngston 66, CPS 47 With time running out, the Ubly was ahead 29-22 at Pod Hope 48, Casevllle 40 SALE Peck 69, North Huron 64

THUMB C AMERKAN LEAGUE +*p* MOVVllle 44 Six Reese SonduskyDeckervllle 17 08 Unlonvllle-Sebewoing Swift Harbor Beach 5 2 Mavvlllc 66, Deckervllle 55 Y, Ublv 4 4 Harbor Beoch 43 Sanduskv 37 Reese 72, Ubly 7b Sports 1 John Clarke Tom Doug Gary Jim Haire Haire Mon tgomeq Hystt Robinson Hillaker Seers - ~~ Feb. 14 Marlette at H. Beach Harbor Beach Harbor Beach Harbor Beact Harbor Beach Marlette Harbor Bead Bad Axe at Deckerville Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Cros-Lex at USA Cros-Lex USA Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Cros-Lex Reese at Lakers Reese Reese Reese Reese Reese Reese For The Person. Ubly at B.C,A.S. Ubly Ubly Ubly Ubly B.C.A.S. B.C.A.S. Cas With A Restricted Mayville at Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City City N. Huron at Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston North Huron Kingston Kingston Diet But Not A Caseville at Owen-Gage Owen-Gage Owen-Gage Caseville Caseville Caseville Caseville CPS at Akron-Fair. CPS CPS Akron-Fair. Akron-Fair, Akron-Fair. CPS Restricted Peck at Port Hope Peck Port Hope Peck Peck Peck Peck Feb. 17 Imagination Reese Harbor Beach at Reese Reese Reese Reese Reese Reese B.C.A.S. at Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Bad Axe Cros-Lex at Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Lakers at Marlette Lakers Lakers Marlettc Mar let te Lakers Marlette USA at Deckerville USA USA USA USA USA USA NEW1 PAY-AS-YOU-GO PIAN! Sandusky at Ubly Ubly Ubly Ubly Ubly Ubly Ubly North Huron North Huron North Huron North Huron N. Huron at Caseville North Huron North Huron with Rose Hips Kingston at Peck Kingston Kings ton Peck Peck Kingston Kingston For An Innovative Approach Owen-Gage at CPS CPS CPS CPS CPS CPS CPS 60 TABLETS Port Hope Port Hope Port Hope Port Hope Akron -Fair, Port Hope To Weight Loss Using: I Akron-Fair. at Pt. Hope i This Week's Totals 11-9 10-10 9-11 13-7 12-8 12-8 Portion Control, Creative Cooking & Percentages 111-39 74% 100-50 66% 105-45 70% 112-38 74% 106-44 70% 111-39 74% BETA I I I Positive Thinking Paper Pros 316-134 70% Upstarts 329-121 73% CAROTENE I I Contact Dotty Korlh, RN, BSN, DCE 15 mg $459 at 517-635-7491 exl.289 'No more tears 100 SOFTGELS 1 1 ;*; Are you tired of crying A *.

The regular meeting of the erty as the location does not Cass City Village Council comply with the zoning or- was held Jan. 23, 1994, at dinance. 7:OO p.m. All Trustees were The Manager's report was present. reviewed. The Minutes of the regular A motion was made by December meeting were ap- Trustee Helwig and sup- proved as presented. ported by Trustee Karr to es- Donald Ball and Bob tablish the 1995 regular Tuckey were present repre- meeting time as the last Mon- senting "Citizens for Better day of each month. MO- Schools" requesting support TION CARRIED 7 yeas O from the council on the pro- nays. posed millage request for the A letter was received from expansion of the Campbell the United States Depart- Elementary School and con- ment of Agriculture regard- struction of a new interme- ing the loan from Farmers NEEDANBWCARORTRUCK? diate school. A motion was Home Administration and made by Trustee Prieskorn requesting that the Village and supported by Trustee investigate the possibility of Weaver supporting the mill- refinancing the loan in the age request. MOTlON CAR- amount of approximately RIED 7 yeas 0 nays. $83 1,OOo.OO. Bonding At- Mr. and Mrs. Ron Vyse torneys, Miller, Paddock and "OVER 200 NEW & USED CARS were present concerning a Stone are looking into the piece of property located at matter and will have a rec- AND TRUCKS AVAILABLE the south line of the park ommendation for the Febru- abutting property owned by ary meeting, KRISTIE PARRISH (left) highlighted the Owen-Gage half- SamuelVyse and ZellaVyse "Everv Make and Model" A motion was made by time show Friday as she was crowned the Bulldogs' 1995 J and all subsequent owners in Trustee Helwig and sup- Ron Ouvry their chain of title. A motion ported by Trustee Weaver snow queen.Also pictured is 1994 snow queen Sara Davidson. Home 872-2495 For Your Best Buy was made by Trustee Helwig that the meeting be ad- Business 269-978 1 and supported by Trustee journed. MOTION CAR- C.LME TODAY! Kropewnicki to adopt a reso- RIED 7 yeas 0 nays. Crop management lution to convey and deliver by quit claim deed any and Joyce A. LaRoche all title interest acquired by Village Clerk the Village from Morton H. Enter plan by March 10 Orr and Lottie Bell Orr, through the estate of Morton A combined meeting of the H. Orr, deceased, in the fol- Cass City Village Council lhscola County farm opera- begins. The plan of opera- ently 15 operators enrolled in lowing described one by four and the Cass City Economic tors may enroll in an inte- tions is a 3-year contract that the program that began in rod parcel to Lloyd H. Vyse, Development Corporation grated croD management specifies what is to be done 1994. Jay Vyse, and Ronald Vyse, Board was held January 30, program offered thriugh the and when practices should be as joint tenants with full 1995, at 7:30 a.m. Consolidated Farm Service completed. rights of survivorship, or to Trustees present: Haley, Agency (formerly ASCS). The purpose of the program the survivor of them. Roll Karr, Kropewnicki, Matt The integrated crop manage- is to protect ground and sur- CITY RED HAWK Prieskorn, Weaver and Presi- face water and prcvent ero- CASS Call Vote: Weaver-yea, ment prograin oft'crs incen- Haley-yea, Karr-yea, dent Althaver. tives for fertilizer manage- sion. It is a cooperative ef- Helwig-yea, Kropewnicki- Trustees absent: Helwig. ment and pest scouting and fort hetween the farm opera- yea, Prieskorn- yea, Althaver- Directors present: Althaver, several other conservation tor, Consolidated Farm Ser- yea. MOTION CARRIED 7 LaPonsie, Herron, Kritzrnan, practices. vice Agency, Cooperative yeas 0 nays. Jones, Geraldine Prieskorn. Extension Service and the Directors absent: Kelley, A March 10 dcadlinc has Natural Resources Conscrva- BASKETBALL The December Financiii been set to enroll in the pro- Statement was reviewed. Helwig, Haughton. tion Service (formerly SCS). A motion was made by President Althaver reported gram to providc time to de- Contact any of the 3 agen- Freshman - Junior Varsity - Varsity velop a plan of operations Trustee Karr and supported on a proposal from Baker cics to find out more about before the planting season by Trustee Haley that the College to purchase the Jor- the program. There are pres- dan College Facility for CASS CITY BOYS' BASKETBALL bills be approved as pre- 1994 95 sented. MOTION CARRIED $575,000.00 as follows: - $115,500 payable to the Methodist women All games at 5 p.m. 7 yeas 0 nays. except at the Palace which will be announced. A letter was received from Cass City Economic Devel- the Department of Natural opment Corporation at clos- welcome new members Dec. 6 ...... Cass City USA 59 Resources stating that appli- ing to pay lease payments in 66, A workshop is planned fox 9 ...... Cass City 75, Deckerville 49 cation #94- 131, Tuckey arrears through 2/28/95. Trinity United Methodist Feb. 20 to continue working 13 ...... Cass City Reese Land Acquisition, was not $218,166 payable to the Women met Feb. 6 for lunch 52, 57 on lap robes. 16 Cass City 68, Sandusky 51 recommended for funding Cass City Economic Devel- served by Group #2 with ...... opment Corporation over the Pam Powell and Opal Sandy Sheppard spoke to 20 ...... Caes Cfty 73, Harbor Beach 55 this year under the Michigan the women on '

Joyce A. LaRoche ~ denied B zoning request for Village Clerk MR. CHIPS a variance received from 6,500 Movies IGA FOODLINER BACK TO THE 50's REMC #10 to erect a trans- Lou S. LaPonsie DJ Service BAY AREA 6121 E. CASS CITY RD 6522 MAIN PHONE 872-4355 PHONE 872-2645 mission tower on the north- E.D.C.Secretary Phone 872-5404 PHONE 872-5688 west section of school prop- I NEW RELEASES Little Giants BARTNIKS DANCESALLY DOERRSTUDIO Rapa-Nui SALES & SERVICE 6410 MAIN 4-Hers to enjoy 6524 VAN DYKE PH. 872-354 1 CASS CiTV - 872-2248 PHONE 872-5331 CARO - 673-2555 PHONE Wg4306 Corinna Corinna I ptzas galore Clear & Present Danger DR. DAVID C. DOUBLE D KR ITZMAN S' INC. QUAKER MAID BAfZER II, O.D. Gas & Diesel Repair 6447 MAIN DAIRY STORE 4674 HILL Enemy Within Phone 872-4540 PHONE 872-3470 6614 MAIN PH. 872-4600 PHONE 872-3404 I Pizza Galore!, a 4-H Expe- vegetable pizza and fruit Color of Night I rience, will take place in the pizza, The end result will be BeARD ERLA'S FOOD KKO-INB~ ChoiceSu bway/People's Market a buffet bonanza of pizzas Sanilac County Conference Chrysler-Plymoul h-Doddge-Jeep-Eagle CENTER ready to enjoy by noontime. I PHONE 872-2184 hwance~ewy Phone 072-4346 CHURCH PH. 872-2191 6144 E. Cass City Rd., Cass L., Room Saturday morning, DOWNTOWN CASS c,iy 6233 Phone 872-3470 To sign up, call the Of- .~ Feb. 25, from 9 a.m. until 4-H Natural Born Killers fice, 810-648-2515.Advance PLUMBING 6 HEATIh 12:30 p.m. but CASS CITY CHRONICLE GENERAL LAFAVESTEEL Gza I'imnsd Maslor Pkrd Every Sanilac County 4- notice is suggested not 1bttle Rascals mandatory; just arrive 6550 MAIN CABLE COMPANY 8260 VAN DYKE 6528 MAIN ST.. CASS CITY 872-50& H'er from ages 5 through 18 7184 NIT2 ST., PIGEON 453-353'1 promptly registration Next Karate Kid PHONE 872-2010 6285 GARFIELD PH. 872-2111 PHONE 872-2 163 1173 N. VAN DYKE. BAD AXE 269-80 is invited to participate in this for at 9 a.m. Feb. 25. hands-on production of 5 Good Man in Africa This event is sponsored and CASS CITY OIL & GAS DR. ROBERT GREEN D.D.S. Little Caesar's THUMB NATIONAL BAN variations of the always- DR. NICHOLAS NAHERNAK D.D.S. directed by Sanilac County In the Army Now 6407 MAIN popular pizza. (Accompany- 5506 CHURCH PH. 872-21"'- @ Pizza 6132 E. CASS CITY RD. Foods 8 member teani, PHONE 872-2065 ing parents are welcome as 4-H Barcelona Phone 872-4884 PHONE 872-4311 --.-ll \ Extension staff members ~ WGll.) 'Tapes rented Saturday not due back until Little & Kranz WALBRO CORP. Six stations will collaborate have voluntwred to CASS CITY TIRE HAR DEE'S (YOU make this an exciting, infor- Monday get an extra day FREE!)" 6392 MAIN 6209 MAIN PHONE 872-3077 Funeral Home 6242 GARFIELD AVE I to assemble regular home- Phone 872-2195 PHONE 872-2131 made pizza, micromagic mative and delicious pizza PHONE 872-5303 "See you after the game" pizza snacks, bubble pizza, project * PAGE NINE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995

Saturday, 1- Feb. 000 000 18

Don't forget to vote Saturdav, Feb. 18 at the Cass City High School. Polls open 7:OO a.m. - 8:OO p.m.

A I Actual Dollar Cost Proiected I Successful passage of this proposal will provide funds to construct: U * A new middle school for grades 5 - 8 $40,000 $89.96 $1.73 $0.25 * An addition to the Campbell Elementary School $60,000 $134.94 $2.60 $0.37 , $80,000 $179.92 $3.46 $0.49

Anrod Screen Cylinder Klco-lnbody Insurance Agency Rolling Hills Golf Course Walbro Corporation Les & Bev Auten Ben Franklin Michelle P. Biddinger, Attorney at Law Coin Shop Mr. & Mrs. Ben Hobart Cass City Chronicle Videomation Huntsville Mobile Estates Coachlight Pharmacy Edward C. Scollon, D.V.M. Dr. Paul & Suzanne Chappel General Cable Company Herron Builders, Inc. Subway Buds & Blossoms by Sandy S.H. Raythatha, M.D. Micro - EDM L. Walther & Sons, Inc. C.R. Hunt Construction IGA Foodliner Cass City PTA Marshall Distributing Hardee's of Cass City Steve Wright Painting American Association of University Women Robert F. Green, D.D.S. Martin Electric Harris-Hampshire Insurance Agency Self-serve Lumber Companion Animal Hospital Nicholas Nahernak, D.D.S. Northwood Shores Golf Course Kritzman's Clothing Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. F.A.C.S. Cass City Rotary Huron Business Products and Restaurant Kelly & Company Realty Northeastern Foot Clinic Cass City Education Association NoYun, M.D. Sommers' Bakery Kirn Elecfric Pizza Villa Erla Food Center Michigan Athletic Rehabilitation Center Shetler Plumbing & Heating Little & Kranz Funeral Home Parkway Anderson, Tuckey, Bernhardt, Doran P.C. Farm Bureau Insurance - Rich Ypma Board Chrysler Plymouth LaFave Steel Quake r Maid Village of Cass City Roger Board Cass City Lions Club Many, Many Others .... CASS CITY, MICHXCW PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 k Letters to the editor What part of ‘no’ kids: Do what’s right for D J not understood? I To the Editor To thevoters of the Cass City ward. However, this is un- school to the elementary noa significantdebt. We have amount already lostof when coupled with the School District: likely. According to esti- building, These children will knowledge that the futuk After reading letters from mates from a salvage com- then be housed with children money by failing to pass the social security fund will not people for and against the By the way, having an elec- As a school board member, pany, the cost to dismantle their own age. The new art bond issue last spring due to be sufficient to support th, building of a new school, I tion while most of the senior I felt compelled to write this and remove it from the site and music rooms will pro- construction costs and inter- retirement of those of us chif- wonder what the real motives citizens are in a warmer cli- letter after reading some of will be about $150,000. If vide permanent space instead esttime. rates The costrising has since risen fromthat rently in the work force. This are to this issue. One of the mate or afraid to go out in More the articles that have ap- the bond issue is approved, of just portable carts for these means that we adults are io- scare tactics being used is inclement weather is another peared in this paper. I would this part of the project will activities. The new library $7.95 million to $8.35 mil- ing to be dependent upon that our children will perish slick idea. Have a nice day like to begin with a simple be put up for competitive will be equipped with state lion. (Imagine what it will be today’s children’s earnings in a fire. Having been in the and the people of this district ‘letters’, reminder that the school bidding. Hopefully, the final of the art equipment and if we continue to delay the for a majority of our social middle school on numerous will try to stumble through board is made up of seven costs will be lower. Before have the capability of meet- project). Interest rates, how- security benefits. Therefqe; occasions, even to my un- another day. members of our community. anything is done to the ing a variety of student ever, are still lower than they, all of us have a very vested trained, simpleminded eye, I They come from a wide bulding , approximately needs. have been in years and lower interest in helping childrerl can’t figure out how all that range of backgrounds with $70,000 of equipment and 6. Doing nothing with the than they will likely be for reach their maximum earn; different viewpoints and ex- brick and mortar would burn. Norman Parker Imaterials will be removed middle school is NOT an years to come. ing potential. Providink Another problem of bring- periences. Each was elected and used in the new middle option! Due to the require- Additionally, I believe it is quality education is one”of ing in “modern technology” to represent the community school. Costs could be Off- ments of the State Fire important to consider the fol- the best ways we can support i.e. computers etc. simply in providing the best educa- set further by selling the land Marshall and the American lowing: their efforts. consists of updating electri- It’s time to plan tion possible for our children. it currently occupies. Disabilities Act, extensive The middle school years ’.‘ cal systems and the.installa- One of the most important 5. The Campbell addition and costly improvements are have been identified as cru- As citizens of the Cass Cjty!. tion of small “telephone roles of the school board is will allow 2 fourth grade eventually going to have to cial in maintaining a positive School District, our most to engage in ongoing plan- he made if we do not build a important task is to take CW~ cable like” wiring. You say for our children classes, the preschool class- link to school, turning this can’t be done? The place ning for the future. It was as room and the elementary new school, of, support and encourage a part of this planning pro- around negative behavior our community’s childre& of my employment consists Dear Mr. Haire, ture. Now, it is time for us to special education room to be 7. The time is right for the and preventing high school cess that consideration of our relocated from the middle They will become only what of many buildings built provide a better learning ex- district! We currently have dropouts. Dropping out of around the turn of the cen- perience for OUR children middle school situation first we allow them to beconk‘. This Saturday, Feb. 18, is a began in late 1992 and early school is the number one pre- For them to succeed, $.t tury. They ALL have modern very important day for the and grandchildren. dictor of imprisonment as an computers. As we head to the polls this 1993. Since that time, much must provide them with the future of our community. On discussion and debate has Focus on the adult. It costs taxpayers necessary tools and CF- I also wonder if a relatively that day, the informed regis- Saturday or cast our absen- $20,000-$25,000 for mini- new concept introduced tee ballot before then, let’s taken place. These ultimately sources. This includes tte tered voters of our school resulted in the Board decid- mum security imprisonment best education we can possi- probably in the past fifty district will go to the polls to keep the strong sense of and $35,000-$45,000 for years or so has even been pride and high value placed ing to hold the election last positive; vote bly give thcm. As adults, t.4~ support the school bond pro- year (which failed) and again maximum security imprison- is our responsibility. -f: considered, if my simple posal. In doing so, they will on education foremost in our ment for each inmate per mind hasn’t failed me, I think thoughts. The future of Cass this year.: demonstrate the value they In attempt help you year. I urge you to do what +is they call it a water sprinkler City depends on it. an to place on the education of the understand what the Board is ‘ves ’ Saturday Today, children only make right for us and our children’. system. Having been em- children who attend our requesting, and as a means of up 25% of ow total popula- Please vote “YES” this Sat- ployed at Car0 Regional schools.... our children and Sincerely, Dear Mr. Haire. ety we need to be more fo- tion. The birth rate of middle urday, Feb. 18. Remembe Center for 15 years and wit- outlining some of the major grandchildren, our future. John Maharg considerations involved, I cused on the positive because and upper income families children are only 25% ofohr nessing automatic water These are the people who As I write this letter to you they hear so much negative has steadily been decreasing population but 100% of oirr sprinklers in action at the first wish to present the follow- take pride in the community ing: I wonder how many people around them. Please be posi- for years while the birth rate future. inkling of a fire, to simple in which we live. They look there were like me last spring of lower income families has 1. The school district is re- tive and vote “yes” for our *a minded me, I would say our Print -a ahead to the future and want questing approval to sell when we voted on our school future! been increasing. Children Sin cere1 y, children have a better chance the best for those of us who bond issue. I wLrJso busy that most often reach a similar of drowning than burning in bonds to build a new middle Sincerely, live here. They focus on the school and add seven new day, voting just totally income level as their parents. Jim Turner, President ’ a fire with a sprinkler system. positive and refuse to dwell slipped my mind! When I did whole rooms plus a library/multi- Debra M. Ruggles These facts are significant Cass City School Board :‘ ’ You say the roof leaks? If on the things they cannot remember it was too late. I you look in, say the yellow media center to Campbell change. They want better for Elementary School. thought to myself, “Surely it 1 .I pages, 1think they even have their children and grandchil- will pass, this community I# people who repair leaky story 2. The choice was made to ‘, dren than what they had replace the middle school cares about the education of From school board roofs. I suppose if my roof growing up. its young people!” I felt leaks or I have to update my Dear Mr. Haire, Chronicle rather than the high school They take a genuine inter- because the current high pretty guilty when I heard the electrical needs in my own est in obtaining the facts and Edit or, result, house, if I can get all my school is very adequate to information they need in or- meet the needs of our high Since moving here from Demand more neighbors to pay for me to der to make an informed de- I think it is time for a clear, Ohio a little over four years tear my old house down and concise, non-emotional,edu- school students for years to cision when they vote. They come. In addition, its design ago, both of my sons have maintenance, improvements what they are today. Every- build brand new, I would try agree that building a new cated, honest article on the Mr. John Haire, and layout does not lend it- attended the middle school. and the inevitable pay in- thing affected by inflatioh i$ to pull this over on them, the middle school is a wise school bond issue. Eight mil- I’ve had the opportunity to problem is 1 have a con- lion ‘dollars in bonds and an self to the educational needs I was indeed happy to see creases for the faculty. relative within a few percen!- choice. They realize igno- of our middle school stu- volunteer for several classes Slowly but surely out prop- age points with one excep: science, and wouldn’t do this rance is the result of form- expected 7 million in inter- the reduction on my last dents nor the methods being during that time, Believe me, property tax bill as I’m sure erty taxes will reach the same tion. That exception is the to my neighbors. ing an opinion without fully est, demands a gentleman of used to teach them. Finally, that’s the time to be in that most taxpayers were. But level as they were prior to the rate of increase of taxatiyp, Another little fact that keeps investigating the facts. They your experience in journal- building, while classes are in the cost of a new high school let’s not forget that this was passage of Proposition A, not the cost of constructio?.-4 running through my mind is refuse to believe hearsay be- ism to come out and say it would be significantly progress! It’s very easy to see actually a tax shift, not a tax and we’ll still he paying the how other children in differ- cause they know it is one like it is. It’s not us oldies that there is not enough room 8 .. ?’ ent countries attend schools after all who will work to pay greater. decrease. We are, in Fact, increased sales tax. There have been magy sided. They are disappointed 3. There were several rea- for students in the class- There are many concerns to that are hundreds of yeus when they read negative let- this debt off. We need to take paying the same amount of good suggestions from mew- sons the choice was made to rooms, Storage space is taxes by way of a sales tax be addressed about our cur- old, I have a brother-in-law ters and flyers in opposition back our government and it clearly needed too.There are bers of our community lin- in Austria who attended a needs to start here but we build a new middle school inCrease so to imply that our rent Middle School building. tended to best serve our stu- to what will make us an even obvious heating and plumb- property taxes will be con- Anyone who has taken a tour centuries old school, He better community than what must know the whole story. rather than renovate the old dents, our faculty and the ing problems and no acces- siderably less if the bond pro- as I did recently at the open works on modern computers we are. Please - - rise to the call of school. One reason was the taxpayers. I’d like to see sibility for those who are posal passes is simply mis- house can see the needs, But every day and probably Times were tough when our your civic responsibility and unpredictability of the heat- handicapped. more input from the whple knows more about this coun- make the Chronicle what it ing system. Engineers told leading. I think we should I feel that most of these needs community, not just a select grandparents voted to build consider what will happen to are cosmetic. How can it be try than the average U.S. citi- the present middle school was meant to be. US there was no way of Do you know what happens few. I plan to vote NO mi zen. knowing how long the cur- if someone cannot physically our property taxes when, in a waste of money to spend a Saturday, February 18, adII building in the 1920’s. They few hundred thousand dol- We the people of this dis- Thank you, rent system would last. Fur- climb the stairs? They don’t the future, the School Board urge taxpayers to join me in had the foresight to look determines that the “Board” lars to repair a building that trict already said NO. HOW ahead and plan for OUR fu- Made1yn S kaggs ther, if it failed, it would cost get to class. I have a nephew letting our concerns be approximately $1 million to who is physically handi- needs to raise our millage to is structurally sound and yet heard. Demand more options replace. capped, At one point in his cover the debt from these not be a waste of money to from our School Board. Let Secondly, our district now education he was not able to General Obligation UNLIM- spend a couple hundred them know that we need to has a middle school rather attend some of his classes. ITED Tax Bonds. Read your thousand dollars to totally provide the best that we pos- Letter wasn ‘t meant to Do you know what hap- Special Election Notice care- demolish this same building? than a traditional junior high. sibly can for both our stu- This requires larger class- pened? He didn’t grow, he fully. For the next 20 to 25 You made a very interesting dents and our taxpayers. rooms to provide the space was held back. Changes years the Board can raise OUT point, John, showing how point finger at seniors needed for students to par- were made and he attended millage to cover this obliga- much inflation affects the Respectfully ticipate in hands-on activities a school that made it possible tion without our vote, And cost of future purchases. But consider what will hap- the point you missed is that lions who live at sub standard not be available for my gen- and cooperative learning for the physically challenged also Sandy Papovich To Mr, Papovich, pen to our taxes when they levels with respect to envi- eration or that of my chil- groups while taking advan- to attend all their classes. He when an automobilecost half 45 16 Germania dren. I ask, can I be faulted tage of the latest technology wasn’t held back any longer. ask, and they will ask, for In response to your last let- ronment and benefits. My as much as it costs today, Our Snovcr, MI 48472 ’ millage increases to pay for report shows a failure of a for that? All I know and feel and teaching methods. There He has achieved in many ar- incomes were about half of 5 17-872-5486 ter to the editor. Along with eas and has even received a system as it operates today is whether or not a new simply is no cost effective much praise about the con- school comes to Cass City, way to change the size of the first place math award that tent of my recent letter, it is with some comparative fig- Democracy ures it has had on children’s we are responsible to the classrooms in the current was taken statewide! Much obvious that a good many children to provide them the middle school. of this is because his school elderly misinterpreted it as education and long range forecast. means for the best education A third reason is the made less obstacles for him an attack on them for depen- today to prevent a calamity building’s age. Built in 1926, to overcome! dence on the Social Security confused with I assure you that I’m not later on. it is the oldest school build- system. For the record, allow ing the district owns. If it is Wouldn’t it be wonderful if looking to be run out of town On this point I feel all will these problenls and concerns me the chance to provide fur- on a rail. My report was re- agree. As for you, Mr. renovated instead of re- could be solved with little ther clarification of my in- searched and cited from placed, in 20 years the dis- Papovich, I admire your per- cost? That is just a dream. I oligarchy? tent. First and foremost, I news articles, books and pro- sistence and respect your trict will be in the position of apologize to any persons es- pray that we will move in a fessional journals. I cannot right to an opinion. Many of having all of its buildings in pecially the recipients of So- need of replacement ma- positive direction and not John Haire verify the mathematical your points are well taken. or c/o Cass City Chronicle cial Security including my jor renovation. place any obstacles in front aged friends. It was impos- computationsthese research- Some I don’t agree with. For Your Information ers used to conclude these Allow me the same rights A fourth reason is that there of our kids. In today’s soci- sible to condense a 30 page without attacks on my per- really is no way the current report in a few lines. The gist figures, When facts such as The Michigan Legislature is these are made apparent, it son. building can be made corn- Letters to the Editor of my report noted a general pletely handicapped acces- 1 currently working on a solu- hits us all hard, back here at I did my research, shame on The Chronicle welcomes tion for fair millage elec- failure of the system itself sible, regardless of what home. YOU. . tions, limiting the number of and not accusations of ac- renovations are made. For letters to the editor. countability by the seniors. I I am faced with the possi- Uters must include the times a school board can re- bility that such a system may Louise Ponder example, the band room is provided the most alarming located halfway between the writer’s name, address submit the same proposal and designating only certain facts of my study. The dollar first and second floors. and telephone number. amount I mentioned going to The latter is in care it is dates on which these issues The final reason relates to can be decided, thereby the seniors is a combination necessary to call for veri- of several expenditures, safety. Renovations can be eliminating a potential Everyone should have ~ fication,but won8$be used those being: benefit checks, made to allow the current rn iddle-o f- wi n ter elect i on human services, support ser- building to meet at least in the newspaper. that allows a minority to dic- vices, overhead, administra- a “vested interest” minimal fire and safety regu- Numes will be withheld tate confiscatory taxation. tive fees and medical and re- lations. Howcver, little can be from publication upon re- Check your dictionary Ms. dune to create safe: areas for quest, for an adequate Garety. I believe you may habilitative services. To bet- Dear John, heart. These people with a ter vision this vast system, “vested interest” are also tax- all children in case of severe reason. have democracy confused with oligarchy. But you Tuscola County has well This letter is in regard to the payers and parents. Who, in weather such as a tornado. The Chronicle reserves over a dozen such agencies past slamming of educators their right mind wouldn’t Think about it! There is no the right lo edit letters for probably shouldn’t be too under these categories, Imag- and their so called “vested want a safe and up to date other time when so many of length and clarily. concerned.Our School board our children are together in is suffering from the same ine this, nation, state and all interest’’ in the school bond “educational workplace?” We will not publish thank counties wide. one place as they are in confusion. proposal this Saturday. EVERYONE should have a you lerrers of a specfic “vested interest” in our school. nature,for inrtance, from schools. Vote yes, Feb. 18, 4. The current middle Your persistent school critic If my letter left the impres- As a taxpayer and parent, I aclub rhanking metcclinnls sion that all seniors receive hope like heck they have a 1995. school will likely have to be Robert Papovich who donated prizes 30r Q fat benefit checks, I’m truly “vested interest !” They have razed. The district is open to 45 16 Germania sorry, My report also in- the interest of our entire Denise Hallwood other options should a rnflre . 1 Snover,MI 48472 cludes the facts of the mil- school district’s childFen at Parent & Taxpayer project or buyer come for- 1 517-872-5486 1

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Alice Bedford ating. in Romeo. Interment will take place in He is survived by his wife, Teachers, parents the spring in Elkland Town- Marie; 4 sons, Reinie (Mary) Alice C. Bedford, 89, of ship Cemetery. of Dryden, Rod and Rick of C hand1 er Town s h i p d i ed Lake Orion, Ronald of Ox- determine quality Wednesday, Feb. 8, at Bay ford; 2 daughters, Robyn of Medical Center in Bay City, Georgia and Mrs. Eric following a short illness. (Regina) Brandenburg oi of kid’s education She was born Oct. 9, 1905, Oxford; 3 step-children, Rick in Winsor Township, the ..1, and Mike Spooner of Oxford ,Dear Editor : SUDDENLY a few people daughter of Gottlieb and and Mrs. Wayne (Denise) Helena (Kurzer) Yackle. ,I have lost interest in its future. Kidder of Oxford; 5 grand- She married Walter Bedford , IChink we should look at the We have to face the fact that children and 5 step-grand- Wddle School issue from an the cost of bringing the June 25, 1949, at the First children. Also surviving are ecmomic standpoint. school up to the proper codes Methodist Church in Pigeon. 6 sisters, Mrs. Barney (Ora) -As many of us drive around would be a few hundred He died April 13, 1987. Malak, Gaylord, Mrs. Harold the Cass City area, we are thousand dollars. The price Mrs. Bedford lived in Hu- (Helen) Copeland, Cass City, spre to notice the fine older tag on demolishing the ron County all her life and Jean Foster, Waterford, Mrs. homes and business build- school and building a new farmed with her husbhnd in Harry (Doris) Lipiec, ings. They have been well one would amount to over Chandler Township until re- Gaylord, Mrs. Harry (Isabel) maintained and are standing eight million dollars plus in- tiring. Richmond, Lapeer, Naome tall and proud. I wonder if terest over many years. She was a member of the Miller of Oxford, and many these owners could be talked Hmmm! GIRL SCOUTS (back row, far left) Cyndi Henn and (far Elkton Missionary Church nieces and nephews. One sis- to demolishing their build- Our good teachers and par- and the Huron County Farm ter, Lora Geggie preceded right) Stacey Bessler recently organized a recycled art con- Bureau. Memorials may be made to ikgs and constructing new ents determine how well- the Alzheimers Association him in death Jan. 3, 1995. opes if the need was there for educated our children are - - test for all fourth grade students. The winners were (front Surviving are 4 sons, Rob- Funeral services were held ert and his wife, Esther, of or the Salem United Method- new wiring, plumbing, a a shiny new building doesn’t ist Church. Jan. 31. Arrangements were roof, etc. (Common sense play a big part in that respect. row, left to right) Paula Fluegge, Stephanie Priestley, Estee Marion, Ind., Jerry and his handled by Baird-Newton s‘a)s NO.) Sorry, no shiny We can he happy our pfop- wife, Anna, of Little Rock, Funeral Home in Lapeer. Lafave, (back row, left) Rajen Raythatha, Wade Daley and Ark., John and his wife, n’qw town for Cass City erty taxes have taken a nice Howard Louks fbl ks! drop this last year. Let’s Gary Grates. Eileen, of Grand Rapids and Neal and his wife, Gerlinda, Roberta Potrykus ’ ?%e Middle School has al- breathe easy for a while. of Ann Arbor; 9 grandchil- Howard C. Louks, 84, of $ays been well maintained, dren; 4 great-grandchildren; Ubly died Thursday, Feb. 9, and if continued should serve Si ncerel y, Roberta L. Potrykus, 39, of a sister, Beatrice Stange of at Huron Memorial Hospital. Caro, died Thursday, Feb. 9, the community until well Scouts organize contest Bay City; a brother, Orville He was born Sept. 8, 1910, in her home after a long ill- knacks, linens and some bed- Happy Valentine's Day Grandma Robbie, 7;: police, resisting and ob- in Caro. parts, like new. $1,600. Call ding. 4786 Hospital Dr,, Apt. able immediately. 872-4654. Grandma & Grandpa Roses are red 4-2-15-1 *' structing a police officer, op- A pre-sentence invcstiga- FOR SALE - 1985 Buick 872- 1275. 1-2-8-3 #3, Northwood Heights erating a motor vehicle while tion was ordered and bond Somerset Regal, 2 door, Apartments. Dates: Wednes- under the influence of liquor, was continued at $1,000. needs some work. Also - free 1986 FORD VAN in cxcel- day, 15th, and Thursday, TWO BEDROOM mobile Love, Tyler & Tkisten third offense,and violating a Sentencing is to be schcd- purebred black puppy, 5 lent condition, good tires, 16th. 9 until 590. 2-2-15-1 home, Cass City-Deford restricted or suspended driv- uled. months old, to good home. runs good, make offer. Call area, 1 or 2 adults, $350/ ers license, subsequent of- 872-3315, ask for Bud. RICHARD' S TV - Area's # 1 .Lee H. Kinel, 18, Imlay 872-3 134. 1-2-8-3 month. 872-4729 after 5:OO Tom fense. City, pleaded guilty to lar- 1-7-7-tf dealer in 18" digital satel- p.m. 4-2-15-1 Court records indicate the lites. Before you buy, stop by ceny of stereo equipment I Love You You're the best grandparents charges stem from an Oct. 27 from a Dayton Township 1986 FORD pickup F150, Richard's TV. Units in stock, incident in Gilford Town- financing available. Phone I Happy Valentine's Day I residence July 19. 4 face one owner, camper, camper Notices Q Love & miss you, ship. A pre-sentence investiga- shell and truck liner box. 5 17-673-7323, Caro. In- Terri 1 A pre-trial hearing will be stalled within a week. I Tyler & Tristen tion was ordered and bond Runs good, $2,500. Call YOUR LIFE CAN change - L' scheduled for Criffus, who was continued at $5,000. felony 673-5768. 1-2-1-3 2-2-15-1 fiDropold habits, smoking, SOUP LUNCHEON I was remanded to the custody Sentencing is to be set. overeating, stress, depres- Sunday, Feb. 26 of the sheriff's department. FEBRUARY CLEARANCE sion with hypnosis. .Gary F. Mutart, 25, - 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. To Arlene**.- Bond was continued at Silverwood, entered a guilty charges 1994 S-10 BLAZER - 4- $ALE - Big savings on big Wright Hypnosis Center. $100,000. plea to attempted larceny door, fully loaded, 7,000 screen TVs. Save up to $600 872-4226. 5-2-8-3 Homemade soups, .Smiley Villa, 21, Caro, over $100 June 20 in miles. $19,600. 872-4192. during clearance sale. Sev- salads and desserts With all my The following people were I, pleaded guilty to breaking Kingston. 1-2-15-3 eral units in stock. Richard's BENEFIT Adults $4 and entering a motor vehicle recently arraigned inTuscola TV & Appliance, 1223 E. and conspiracy to breaking County District Court: Car0 Rd., Caro. Phone 517- Soup & Salad Supper Children $3 I I love, -. A prc-sentence investiga- General Good Shepherd and entering a motor vehicle tion was ordered, bond was 673-7323. 2-2- 15- 1 For Tim Vatter Family Jan. 26 in Caro. .Amy S, Rohlfs, 25, Caro, Merchandise Saturday, Feb. 18 reduced to $500 and the dc- I. A pre-sentence investiga- is charged with writing a r-l 6820Lutheran E. Main, Church Cass City Jirn-9- fendant was remanded to thc 4:30 - 8:OO p.m. 11 tion was ordered, bond was custody of the sheriff's de- non-sufficient fund check of 5-2-1521 5 $200 or more May 18 in NOW AVAILABLE - New Shabbona United - continued at $10,000 and the partment. Sentencing is to hc wallpaper steamer for rent, defendant was remanded to scheduled. Caro. Court records state the Methodist Church alleged incident involved a for easy paper removal, at the the custody of the sheriff's .Edward I,. Kochan, 39, Paint Store. 2-1 1-16-tf No Charge, department. Sentencing is to $266.47 check applied on GAYLORD: 10 Acres with Donations Accepted Grandma & Kingston, pleaded guilty to account at Great Lakes gravel road and electricity. be scheduled. probation violation - being All proceeds to the family .John P. Smithson Jr., 23, Bancorp. FOR SALE - Queen size Ideal snowmobiling or hunt- convicted of a felony (carry- water bed with 6 drawer ing and camping space. s-2-8-: Millington, entered a plea of ing a concealed wcapon) Bond for Rohlfs was set at sides. C,all 872-3363. $13,500, $500 down, $1651 Grandpa guilty to uttering and pub- June 7. 2-2-15-1 lishing Sept. 14 in Millingtan $2,000. A preliminary ex- month on an 11% land con- ATTENTION! amination was scheduled for tract. Survey and title insur- Towns hip . An updated pre-sentence TRAVELING AND A pre-sentence investiga- investigation was ordered 9 a.m. Friday. PORCELAIN WOOD anceprovided. Also 35Acres Mom & Dad tion was ordered. Bond was and bond was continued. STOVE, $125. Call 51 7-872- for $34,900, Northern Land SHUT-IN VOTERS: continued at $10,000 and Sentencing is to be sched- .Artnond W. Curtis 111, 26, 41 12. 2-2-15-1 Company, 1-800-968-31 18. Don't forget to obtain Smithson was remanded to uled. Caro, was arraigned on 3-2-15-2 your Absentee Ballot ,,+ charges of writing a $10 no- I'm sorry I $,account check, and writing a THE PAINT STORE sells 1980 WINSLOR 14'x80' for the SATURDAY, non-sufficient fund check of Poly-foam for seat cushions mobile home. IO'x14' en- FEBRUARY 18th $SO or less. Thc offenses al- cut to your specifications. closed addition. 1 1/2 bath. SCHOOL MILLAGE 2-1 1-9-tf Electric refrigerator, gas asked you to legedly took place May IO, ELECTION! 1992,kd March 20, 1992, stove. Built-in microwave. Fireplace with insert. 5-1- 18-5 according to court records, SABLE Collie PUREBRED $7,500.00. 5 17-673-2 126. pups (2), 9 weeks old, one 9 Caro, Mich. 3-2-15-3 BINGO - Every Wednesday vote Yes on Sat., Staying inside re months old. $50 each. Call night. Open 6:OO-early bird - 5 768. 2-2-1-3 was set at 67 3 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. The arctic weather that has swooped dowh on us has Bond in LOTS FOR SALE - in Cass $3,000 and a preliminary Post 3644 VFW, Weaver St. sparked a varied reaction among Michiganians. City located on 7th Street Feb. 18., butmy; was 'Iated for Friday PENTAX CAMERA - zoom Call Bud Leigh Realty in 5-2-26-tf There's one group that revels in the cold weather and 105-R, automatic focus, ap- can't wait to brave the elements to go ice fishing, skating morning* Bad Axe for more informa- 'Gordon Greer, 23, Vassar, proximately 2 years old. 872- tion, 269-9925. 3- 1-25-6 and other outside activities. Others do everything they can 2812. 2-2- 1-3 teacher made i faces a charge of carrying< to~- stav awav from winter's cold blast. .. a concealed weapon (double- Among the latter group is NICELY "REMODELED4- edge knife) Nov. 13 in Caro. SALE - water conditioners, % Ben Strait, 18, of Deford. He 24,000 grain softeners, $600. bedroom country home on 1/ cuts- : says he fights the weather by me do it!! Bond was set at $S,000.A Salt free conditioners avail- 2 acre. Ubly schools, con- Walk-in % staying inside as much as veniently located, immediate 5-2-15-1 preliminary exam is to be able. Also iron and sulfur & or % possible. His spare time is removal. Repair all occupancy. B914 - $54,900. held Friday morning. on % + used reading books. Sus- makes. Call for free analy- Paul, 810-346-2700 or 346- Appointment pense, mysteries and action Vernon E. Clapsaddle, 34, sis. Paul's Pump Repair, 673- 2132. Red Carpet Realty. (Smoke Free &- novels are his favorites. I- Cass City, was arraigned on 4850 OF 800-745-485 1. 3-2-1-4 % Environment) % Not all of his time is spent charges of operating a mo- 2-5-5- tf WHEN reading, as Strait works part- 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. % tor vehicle while under the ForRent 1 % time at IGA Foodliner in Monday thru influence of liquor, third of- HARDWOODIFIREWOD - 2- Cass City and takes Saginaw fense, and violating a sus- FOR RENT - Masonic Valley State University $30/face cord. Call 872- % Friday pended or restricted drivers Temple Refreshment Hall - - classes at Cass City High 1140. 2-10-5 - tf Saturday % DOES NO license Jan. 27 in Cass City. -. parties , dinners , meet in g s . School. No alcoholic beverages. &- 7a.m.- 1 p.m. FOR - Storage barns, Strait has already completed the required courses and has SALE Call Lynwood LaPeer, 872- was set at $2*"oo and % enough credits to graduate this spring from Deford Chris- all sizes, horse barns, dog 3191. 4-4-3- tf "We'dlove to get tian Academy at Deford. a preliminary exam was houses, craft items. Will de- snippy with you" MEAN NO? The youth is the son of Clay and Marcia Strait of Deford scheduled for Friday Morn- liver. Call 872-2608. Second and has one sister, Bethany, 13. ing. house south of Hurds Cor- CASS CITY Mini Storage ner Rd. off Cass City Rd. new building now available. 9rk 87-CLASS *s Call 872-3917. 4-10-19-tf I Harold Deering k next to Erla's SATURDAY, 2-9-23-t f 5-6-29-tf FOR RENT - Lovely apart- x-&&%&%g,& YouFind Need the Service in This. or . .Product I Action Guide( FOR SALE - Boat, tri-hull, ment in Cass City, 14', 35 hp Gail, with trailer. Appliances,carpeting,imme- Certified Master Mechanic FEB. 18 $400. 750 Honda motor- diate opening, Call 872- Computer Alignments cycles. Make offer. Front clip 2696. 4- 10-12-tf

__ ~ Computer Balance SERVICE DIRECTORY '72 Chevy pickup, 2-13" &'Rotation Itires and wheels. 872-3602. NEW - Sugarcreek I BRAND Front End parts 2-2-15-3 THAT'S RUSTPROOFING Apartments in Caro. Spa- I cious and very nice 1, 2 and Shocks & Struts APPLIANCE- SERVICE I 1-- 11 bedroom units available. Brakes FOR SALE - 2 refrigerators, 3 , JOHNSON Dind $50 each; chest freezer, me- Some features: large pantry, Tune-ups utility room with washer/ WHEN!!! APPLIANCE & Automotive Rust Proofing dium size, $150; wood stove, Free Estimates $50; LP gas range, $40, all dryer hookups, central air, REFRIGERATION Systems &Waxing and all major appliances. All your tire needs from Sandy Tierney, Owner Gravel Guards in good working condition. wheelbarrows Your persistent school critic SERVICE Call 872-2646. 2-2-8-3 Call 5 17-673-0515 for more 4546 Leach St., Cass City, MI 48726 Running Boards information. 4-2-1-3 to tractors 5-2- 15- 1 872-1101 Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection See us today Washers, Dryers, I I PLU.MBING-HEATING 1 I I Phone26919585 I FOR SALE - Waveless lung FOR RENT - 1 bedroom Dish was hers, Microwaves, size water bed mattress, 2 1/ apartment at Northwood Cass City Tire 3 Bedrooms, 1 112 Baths I 827Van-~ Dvke.I- Bad Axe I S to&, Refrigerators, 3 2 years old. $300 or best of- Heights Apartments. Equal Formal dining, large living room with fireplace. Full APPLIANCE I Phone 872-5303 basement with 27x32' family room, plus hot tub room. All Brands WINDOW CLEANING I fer, 8 101672-9089. housing opportunity. 872- 7 17 I Severance Rd. SALES & SERVICE I 2- 2- 8- 3 2369. 4Y10-12-tf 5- 12- 18-tf 2 car garage with opener. CCT-127 FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF Cass City KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY SUPREME WINDOW CLEANING & I AUTO SERVICE HILLS DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL WE SERVICE Storms - Screens - Windows Cass City Muffler WHAT WE SELL Janitorial Service Floors CALL US TODAY & Brake Shop Eaves & Gutters Cleaned Mufflers - Shocks - Lifetime Guarantees Fuelgas Hi-Riser Service & Rental Minor engine repairs -CertifiedMechanic Junction of M-53 and M-81 Estimates on Commercial, Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Cass City . Residential & Industrial Work Phone 872-2161 Phone 872-2251 Complete Insurance Coverage 6597 Main, Cass Cit Security Services Available CASS CITYTIRE 1 120 Eratiot, Saginaw WELCOMES Hercules and Cooper Call 790-7609 14'x70' Mobile Home with large additions added on. Close I TIRES I I PLUMBlNG&HEATING, INC I Dr. A. Maciulis, MD Tire repair 6528 Main to town. Mature trees. Priced to sell. CC-252 Alignments 9 Mutflers Phone 872-5084 9 Acres - Possible building site. Close to Cass City. Paved 9 Brakes =Oil Changes RHEUMATOLOGIST Certified Mechanic To Place An Ad road. A-090

I ~~ Phone INTERNAL MEDICINE TRAINING BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 1 112 Story Brick Home - 3 bedrooms, natural gas heat. New I 872-5303 DAN'S POWER & STOVE - in The RHEUMATOLOGY TRAINING - HOSPITAL CENTER, WASHINGTON, DC shingles and eaves. New circuit breakers. Formal dining. 2 car garage. Priced at $35,000.CCT-128 Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys SPECIALIZING IN WUMATIC DISEASES SUCH AS ARTHRITIS & LUPUS Chimney Sweeping & Repairs Warju's Flooring STIHL Chainsaws & Action Guide NEW REFERRALS ACCEPTED ANI) AUCTIONEERING Outdoor Power Equipment CLINICSMONTHLY Call 872-4377 Carpet, Pad, Labor 1227 E. Caro Rd. NOW BOOKING FOR FEBRUARY 24TH CLINIC GI Sales & Service 6Ou.L IWUlWC Caro, MI 48723 6509 Main, Cass City Call 872-201 0 FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL (517) 872-2121 EXT 227 0*1om1U~ll 517-672-3563 Phone 872-3190 i kASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 PAGE THIRTEEN CALL 872-2010TO PUT AN ACTION AD TO WORKJWR YOU Notices TNm Services Southern Michigan Driv- > Sewices Services Sewices Services ers: D&J Transfer has con ELECTRIC MOTOR and petitive programs that will -BE: YOUR OWN boss at WATER PUMP, Water Well, OPENING IN Cass City area meet your expectations for "Hair Cuts," call 673-3326. ATTENTION- Smith John's Small power tool repair, 8 a.m.to Water Softener Service. All 1 M"? AFC home. Male or female. compensation and home 1 5-2-1-3 5 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to types repaired. Rebuilt time. tf you are an experi- LAND OWNERS Engine Repair noon Saturdays. John Blair, Private or semi-private room. Area hunter interested in Refrigeration pumps. 10% discount on Phone 872-1223, 8-2-15-3 enced OTR CALL 1-800- ALL MAKES & MODELS 1/8 mile west of M-53 on new pumps and tanks. In- 325-1052. leasing land for muzzle- and \. Winter's Here 6426 Cass City Rd. Sebewaing Road. Phone home emergency service. loading season. Paying top Appliance Repair Cass City, Mich. 269-7909. 8- 12- 13-tf Call 673-4850 or 800-745- Steve Wright Painting Local Buyer Needed. Full time person to buy street ..*-* dollar for prime hunting Across from stockyard 485 1 anytime. 8-6-5-tf DRIVE motorcycles. Small startup land. Year-long lease ' Reasonable Rates preferred but not required. All makes and models Mon.-Fri. 6 - 9 p.m. cost, plus worWng capital Snow required. No risk, rapid SAFELY Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PLEASE CALL TODAY Call 872u3092 turnover. Contact Larry 1- :1~f you oops, call UJ 53 7-872-3410 872-3866 6254 Main 800-398-5698. 8-3- 15-tf Caw City,Mch. 48726 5- 12 -7- t fn 8-6-22-t' Commercial - Residential * 24Hours Plowing Sal- Rep National Co. CustomAirless Wallpapering Spray - Ken Martin Residential seeks sales REP to dl on To Give Awav 1 GARY WILLS "When it's worth doing right, accounts in your area WOK Electric, Inc. Gas & Oil Furnaces call us, we can ab it all". to $80Kfirst yearcomm. po- CONSTRUCTION Light commercial Phone (517) 872-4840 tential 1-405-728-9998. BARNTO BE torn down, no Homes - Farms icensed & Insured Builder All Gas Appliances Cass City MuMer charge. 5 17-269-8030. Commercial 20 years experience HEATING WE PAY YOU! $27.00 each 7-2-8-3 Industrial Crushed limestone & 872-2674 to process 60 registrations a &Brake ~-12-7-tr week for us. Call 1-508- 1:; New and rewire excavating and Help Wanted > * 872-225115606 823-4009. National Pet Services.- Siding & replacement 4 Simpson Excavating COOLING Protection Network Mem- 5-8-3I-tf I STATELICENSED windows Dozer landscaping - All Phone 872-4114 7676 Gilbert Rd. ber Boston Better Business Sewing and Alterations types of backhoe work SPECIALIST TOOL TECHNICIAN Bureau Care. :FOUND - black male cat, 4 180 Hurds Corner Road Cass City, MI 48726 Automotive parts supplier has an House demolition & removal : vBry friendly, corner of Hu- by Kathleen Nizzoia Jim Doerr 658-8625 Paul L. immediate opening for a TOOL HYDROFLO SYSTEMS :rbn and Ale Street in Cass Holiday Crafts & 673-4657 Footings - Waterlines - TECHNICIAN to analyze specifi- Waterproofing since 1972. Complete septic systems Brown cations, lay out metal stock, set up The remedy for leaking : City. For more information Wearables Interior & Exterior and operate machine tools and fit Sand - Gravel - Topsoil Owner basement walls, leaking : call 872-4269. 5-2- 15- 1 Bridal Parties Painting and assemble parts to make or re- AL'S APPLIANCE. Experi- Variety of fill - State Licensed pair cutting tools, gages, jigs, fix- basement floors, bowed or Mending, zippers, hems enced. Very low service Any size fill job 24 Hour Emergency tures, etc. Knowledge of tool de- buckled walls. Strongest, sign, metallurgical kriowledge and warranty in the indus- i)INGO - Every Sunday at Children and adults rates! All appliances, micro- FreeEstimates Service oldest shop mathematics helpful. High Toll Free 1-800-530- :Si. Pancratius Hall, S. No job too small waves, garage openers, wa- 872-4502 try. ter heaters, some household CALL 517-872-2734 school diploma plus journeyman 9339. Seeger, Cass City. Doors Free estimates 8- 1-23-tf card (Toolmaker) or equivalent heating, hot tub and whirl- 8-3-30-tf -pen 5:OO p.m., games start experience a must.. We pay com- Myrtle Beach Resort Ve Call pools, remodeling, mobile at 5:30. Phone 872-5410. 872-2663 ~__ -~ petitive wages and excellent ben- Ross Kraft J aatlon Rentals/Sales - Stu- Knights of Columbus Coun- home repairs, water condi- -- efits. Send tesume to: Cass City,Mich. Fascia I Whitman I; dios, 1 and 2 bedroom til No. 8892. 5-12-3 1 -tf tioning, TV antennas and U.S. Manufacturing condos on 33 acre resort. Thomas Roofing (517)872-3601 more. On 24 hour call. 269- Corporation Reserve yours now for sum- i 8904. 8-1-1 8-8 6989 Dennison mer vacation! FREE Bro- -. I Well Drilling 1 Serving the area Siding 1 Lexington, MI 48450 'I' ; chum: 1-800448-5653. andpump b Attention: Jackie IMPROVEMENT for 23 years Licensed Residential Equal Opportunity Employer Cash For Land Contrects. * Licensed & Insurcd _*- I I LICENSED MOLDINGS i4 Repair Only First National pays up Factory Outlet Ronold E. Palmer * Guaranteed Workmanship I INSURED Hardwood Molding 4 to .95 cents on the dollar, Builder * Free Written Estimates I ! LAYOUT TECHNICIAN closes in one day, and Vinyl windows Furniture Repair Lexington, MI automotive Roofing, Siding, and BONDED Insured Woodworking * Over 15 yrs. Experience charges no points or corn * Call Jim today parts supplier has second shift missions. 1-800-879-2324. New Construction 872-2970 Remodeling * Roofing Reproduction Design opening for a Layout Techni- Siding * Windows Thank You! 8-5- 12-tf cian. Position ensures highest . Cass City Kiln-Dried Hardwood PStd Buildings, never "FREE ESTIMATES" Pole Buildings level quality is maintained. 8-3-25-tf ereded. 40' x 30' x 10' was : 517-672-2600 2805 Crawford Rd. Francis Builders Must perform gage calibration $5,891 now $3,391. x 4556 Green Rd., Cass City 1 w 50' 1-800-826-2801 Cass City, Mich. 48726 A and layouts from receiving 75' x 16' was $12,895 now 872-3976 New Homes or 4 Call I 17) 872-4780 1 I through finished product. High $8,595. open ends on both (5 school a must. .-, .-. ** . 8-4- 13-t Remodeling, Roofing, ! 1-800-377-8050 I diploma Famil- buildings, stored inslde, I wwu-trI t iarity with Quality procedures, Siding, Barns, Pole I complete parts &blueprints. Top Quality Gravel, Skill in CMM operations and 1- 800-292-011 1. Buildings programming. We offer com- Licensed DuPont Crush Gravel, Sand, Black F.E. Franzel 24hr: iI Stainmaster petitive wages and excellent Money To Loan! Home- Dirt, Septic Systems, Licensed and Insured i service I benefits. Send resume to: Well Drilling I Cass City, Mich. 4 owners Cash Fast! 1st and *Auto Intetjors Basements, Driveways, 1 U.S. MANUFACTURING 2nd mortgages, purchase Phone 872-2921 9 and Any Other type of 2" to 5" wells I 6989 Dennison or refinance. Home or Rent- BackHoe Work or 872-4696 ! Lexington, MI 48450 al Property. Slow Credit drilled & repaired Attention: Jackie QK. Bill Consolidation, etc. FREE ESTIMATES 8-2-26-tf i Pump Sales 8-7- 6-t f Equal Opportunity Employer Fast. Easy. Call 24 hours. *Flood removal Call John 872-3 149, i 1 11-2-8-3 Allstate Mortgage i% Fi- t SERVICES Don Dohn & Service nance Corp, 61 6-957- 4394 Maple #3 LEBIODA Erla Packing WE ACCEPTING ap- - ARE 020 Free Qua I if y i ng 1; 673-8482 I _. 0. Cass City (517)843-5811 plications for the following: 'i 1103 E. Car0 R:iiE;7$ EXCAVATING 6233 Church St. Appointment. 1-800-968- Phone 872-347 1 8-7- 10-tf 8-9- 15-tf Cass City Inspector, Machine Opera- 2221. Phone 872-2 191 tors. Full Benefit Package 24 Hour including company paid Got A Campground hrcem- Custom Butchering Wrecker Service health and life insurance. bership Or Timeshare? Fridays only WE'LL TAKE IT. America's 872-2251 day Apply at 2710 W.Caro Rd., LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL USDA Inspected Plant Caro, between the hours of most successful resort re- 872-5606 night Custom Curing, Smoking, 9:OO a.m.-1 1 :00 a.m. and sale clearinghouse. Call re- CASS CITY Cutting, Wrapping and 1:OO p.m.-3:00 p.m. sort sales information toll TYPES OF REAL ESTATE MUFFLER & BRA= Freezing 11-2-15-2 free hotline 1-800-423- 8-4-2741 We Make Venison Sausage 5967. 8- 10-31 -tf RECEIVER AND WATERBED PRODUCTS STOCKER position open. DISCOUNTED! Heaters Help Wanted Must be over 18, responsible, $1 9.99, waveless mattress- with neat appearance and es $44.95, Queen softsided hscola County Sheriff Department will be conducting the good work habits. Must be beds from $299, UPS/FEDEX delivery. mnual testing to establish an employment list for 1995. able to unload trucks and Enormous S818CtiOfl at 4nticipated openings include, but not limited to: correction check invoices. Apply in per- wholesale prices. FREE 3fficer and dispatcher. son. Erla's Food Center, Cass City. 11-2-8-tf COLOR CATALOG. 1- 800- resting will be for entrance level position. The test will take 992-0873. Set in Amongst the 'bees - Beautiful Cape Cod in Set on the Golf Course on the edge of town - Lovely %pproximatelythree (3) hours and is administered and evalu- Cass City. Home features 4 bedrooms, 2 112 baths, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home. Large master bedroom ated by an outside agency. Work Wanted I WOLFF TANNING BEDS. formal dining, family room with fireplace. Full high with a screened patio off it. Terrace deck off the living Applicants must meet the following minimum prerequisitesi New commercial - Home basement. 2 car garage. Natural gas & central air, room, covered deck behind garage. A must see. * U.S. Citizen MOTHER OF ONE will do units From $1 99.00. Lamps TCC 1 124 TCCllO9 * 21 years of age or older baby-sitting. Experienced - Lotions - Accessories. : .$ * High School Graduate or G.E.D. with references. 872-4787. Monthly payments low as 48 ,J $18.00. Call today FREE $A, * No prior arrests 12-2-8-3 * Possess a valid driver's license with a good driving record NEW color catalog 1-800- * Physically fit (weight & height in proportion & will be Card of 462-9197. required to maintain the ratio) Thanks 1 * Vision correctable to 20/20 Homeownen Get Cash * Capable of efficiently handling multi-tasks at the same time SPECIAL THANKS TO all Qulck for bills, foredo- * Familiarity with basic computer operation my family, friends and sum, land contract pay- any mason. Slow * 5peaccurately a minimum of 35 wpm neighbors for all their offs, or or poor credit no problem. * Speak clearly and distinctly prayers, cards, gifts and CURRENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE: phone calls while I was a 100% financing available for qualified applicants. We 3 Bedroom Ranch with 2 1/2 Car Garage - Located 1) Male Correction Officer (maintain union contract patient at St. Mary's Hospi- tal, Also a special thank you buy land contracts. Call on a corner lot near the edge of Cass City. High ceil- male/female ratio) your financial specialist ing basement includes a separated furnace and pantry. 2) Dispatcher to Pastor Dave Burkett and Pastor Richard Mearns for NOW at Tamer Mortgage 2 baths and lots of closet space. Back door leads to TESTING: Company. NO APPLICA- deck. Priced in 50s. TCCI 125 When: March 6, 1995 being at my side and with my family during my surgery, TION FEE. 1-800-285- Set on a Hill for a Great View - 2 story home featur- Where: Tuscola Area Skill Center 5284,1410-626-1 296 LET ing 3 bedrooms, large living room. Oak kitchen cabi- 1401 Cleaver Road, Caro the doctor's and nurses' staff that took care of me, All was US TAME YOUR FINAN- nets. Full high basement. 2 car garage. $67,000. Time: 8:30 a.m. with testing to begin 9:OO SHARP CLAL PROBLEMS. Cy991 Cost: $15.00 - Application and testing fee must be com- greatly appreciated and may pleted and returned to the Sheriff Department by March 3,1995 God Bless each and every Doctor Buy8 Land Con- one. Stephen Cybulski. Frontage on Two Roads - 40 acres with some woods, open land. Nice bulding site. A313 by 12:OO p.m to be eligible for the test. tracts and loans money on TUSCOLA COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT IS AN 13-2-15-1 real estate. Fast dosing. Im- Beautiful Wooded 5.6 Acres. New well and septic with mobile home next to state land. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER mediate cash. Deal diredly MH620 with Doctor Daniels & Son, GENERAL MANAGER & 1-800-837-6166, 1-810- 14'x70' 2 Bedroom Mobile Home on about one acre. Storage shed, attached garage. MH619 335-61 66. West of Kingston - 8 acres, mostly wooded. Close to blacktop. $12,000. A314 CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER General Manager & C.O.O. for a small Research & Develop- Waterproof Or Remodel New on the Market - 10 acres of open land for a building site within 5 miles of Cass City. ment Company in the Automotive and Small Engine Fuel Pro- Your Basement! Eliminate Land contract possible. A3 16 cessor business. seepage, moM, mildew, that The Company has two strong patents and a third is pending. cold damp feeling and take 2-3 Bedroom Ranch on 15Acres - Rolling land with some nice woods. Finished basement. 2 Professlonal Seml Driv- The Company has engines from a Big Three Auto Manufacturer advantage of the additional car garage. 24Ix32' pole barn. F693 needed to run the Mid- living space1 Free estimates and several small engine manufacturers in its lab, which compa- em west and West coast areas. anywhere in Michigan, ab- nies are seeking help in qualifying for the standards mandated No East Coast, excellent solutely no obligation. Call by the 1996 Clean Air Act implementation date.The Company is Call pay package and more. All-Service Remodeling, successfully adapting its processors to these applications. Call G.F. LaCaySe Tram- "The Basement Special- Cass City 517-872-2248 The applicant must have an engineering degree and have indus- port 1-8004453748. ists," for an appointment. 1- try experience in both manufacturing and sales. 800-968-3278. or Caro 517-673-2555 $60,000 Annual. Possible C.E.O. in one year. Requires move Dealer For Cedar Log - 1 SA8 month Kelly W. Smith, Broker to Rocky Mountain Region. Plaoe Your Statewide Ad An excellent stock option plan is available. generates $48,000. Inter- Here! $239 buys a 25 word €OWL HOUSIMC ested in a log home or sell- dassified ad offering over Farm Commercial Residential Please send your resume to: Automotive P.O. Box 6661, Lub- P TU NIT V \ ing log homes? Check our circulation. Con- 0 POR Listings Wanted bock, Texas 79423. 1,403,000 dealership Program. tadtails. this newspaper for de- 11-2-8-2 Phone 1-517-694-531 0. PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN: I Cass City Honor Roll Bounds new Sanilac 4-H agent Sanilac County has a new came involved when she dis- and young people.” The 4-H agents are employ- 4-H Agent, After almost a covered that her community ees of Michigan State Uni- The first semester honor roll Amy Burns, Jason Conquesl, Parrott, Melanie Polega, Josh Lounsbury, Todd year of vacancy, the position did not have a 4-H club. According to Bounds, 4-H versity Extension. The local has been announced by offi- Lisa Deering, Lcana Joenie Remsing, Marlene Milligan, Jaime Parsell, has been filled by Mrs. his Bounds, along with several also gives parents an oppor- staff are officed on Austin S* cials at Cass City High Edwards, Erica Frederick, Shimer, Andrea Speirs, Lisa Rachel Peters. Bounds. other parents, began a local tunity to spend valuable time in Sandusky. The Sanilac School. Carol Guza, Ben Hobbs, Wallace. B or Better - KatieAnthony, Before moving to Michigan club that included a variety with their children and have County position was in jeop- S cott I w an ko v i t s ch , D i an a B or Better - LizAcker, Kim Nichol Becker, Amanda in August of 1994, Bounds of projecp ranging from citi- a lot of fun through hands- ardy earlier last year until the 12TH GRADE Kocan, Jennifer Laming, Barnes, Erin Benitez, Aaron Deering, Chad Diegel, Lee taught home economics in zenship to horses. She on activities. “I have seen the Sanilac Board of Commis- Javier Lopez, Nathan Mastie, Biefer, Tracy Boerner, Cori Dil lon , Jessica Frederick, grades 6-12. She also taught served as an administrative many benefits of 4-H sioners made a special effor! All A’s - Michelle Brown, Mandy Nizzola, Lindi Bullock, James Burnham, Amanda Guinther, Billi Jo consumer education and the leader as well as a project through the development of to insure the continuance of Lisa Burns, Jaime Caister, Hawley, Sam Hobbs, Brooke Quest program. Bounds leader for the club for 6 my daughter,” said Bounds. a full-time position. Amber Carlisle, Jennifer Hurley, Marcia Klaus, Joni taught for 6 years in Illinois. years. Churchill, Susan Graham, Laming, Josh Little, Amanda She served as a 4-H Pro- Bounds feels that the 4-H .. ~. . 2- Board okays pact Brian Graichen, Ian Guern- Lowe, Gia Mellendorf, gram Assistant in Omaha, program is an excellent one: _. -\-- Wedding] sey, Elizabeth Hall, Laura Raymond Meredith, Terri Neb., and most recently in St. “4-H is very diverse and of- Fourth Friday count last Oc- Heikkila, Heather Henn, Moore, Dave Murphy, Jason Clair County. fers children a way to pursue I nv i tat io n”s tober. Heather Hewitt, Anna Nicol, Matt Oesch, Rich She participated in 4-H as a wide variety of interests. Tracliti~i~d8 &tyli$h petitions by April 10 at 4 The latest student count will Howell, Melissa Keller, Mike Robinson, Michelle Smith, a youth in Missouri for 5 She adds, “Sanilac County p.m. Marshall, Wilma Mayer, Brad Speirs. City Chronicle be averaged with the Fourth years. As an adult, she be- has a particularly good pro- I Monday, May 15, is the last Friday count next fall to de- Brad McNeil, Aaron Morell, gram and I look forward to i ’*a Phone-872-2010 #- day to register to vote in the termine the amount of state Jason Morgan, Rebecca 9TH GRADE working with the volunteers \ Perkins, Mandy Phetteplace, annual election. funding the district will re- > .Approved a request from ceive in 1995-96. Matt Ramsey, John Rea, All A’s - Tammy Acker, Josh high school Principal Joanne .Adopted a formal policy Alisa Rick, Shawn Rienas, Brinkman, Lori Brown, Col- FmfeInsurance . Amy Stevens, Tammy Stine, leen Cartwright, Kristy Hopper to allow a one-hour related to arson and rape, The only way to live delay of classes on 7 days - .Nominated Jim Mosack Shannon Turner, Melissa Hicks, Emily Hopper, Ryan March 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30, for the honor of “Friend of Veldman, Clayton Venema, Hutchinson, Janis Mastie. How can you live with peace of and April 6 and 20 - for Youth” at tk annual Meet of Jason Waltz, Kathy Woo- B or Better - Jessica Apel- d future? druff, Shawn Zawilinski, Mifsud, Jennifer Beckwith, now and in the staff work on curriculum de- Champion, May 30. Protect your family with a life insurance velopmen t. Danette Ziehm. Becky Bennett, Ryan Mosack was t,m;rated as plan Farm Bureau Life Insurance .Learned enrollment was the district’s representative Bennett, Amy Butler, Stacey from up at both the elementary and based on his devotion to llTH GRADE Ceranski, Christina Doerr, Company of Michigan. juniodsenior high buildings young people and athletics in Ryan Dorland, Jamie Call for a prompt review of your based on the February stu- the community, All A’s - Andrea Cooper, Englehart, Julie Erla, Jenni- insurance needs. Rich Ypma LUTCF Charity Gaszczynski, fer Eyer, Jonathan Fobear, dent count. A total of 7 ad-- .Approved the nomination Making your future more predictable. 6703 Main Street Kareem Khoury, Patricia Tom Fulcher, Maria Garety, of Jenny Niester as “student Cass Citv. MI 48726 ditional students were Cara Graichen, Andy Green, of the month” for February. Krol, Dawn Longuski, Jamie counted, compared to the Luana, Aubrey Marshall, Tara Guernsey, Shannon Erin O’Dell, Whitney Haley, Andrew Hartwick, Osentoski, Shivaugn Rayl, Jennifer Haynes, Cyrus Amy Schelke, Kelli Healy, Serena Healy, Melissa OSAVINGS! VanVliet. Heinlein, Shawn Henn, B or Better - Nic Bliss, Cori Rachel Hoard, Ann Horton, Britt, Heather Dunn, Bob Drew Kelly, Austin Kieltyka, at Gengler, Ed Hartwick, Eric Cheryl Laming, Chad Cass Ciij@ Hoelzle, Amanda Hudson, Lenhard, Aaron Long, Karla Kidney, Jeff Little, Rebecca Lowe, Lindsay Up To Ten Coupons Kristy McClorey, Denise Maharg, Nathan Matt, Tim Meredith, Emily Miller, Micklash, Matt Miller, Jason Doubled Everyday to 5OC Nathan Pawloski, Natalie Mohr, Charles Myers, Jason Cannot exceed total price of item Ponder, Natalie Ramsey, O’Dell, Laura Osantowski, Rebecca Smith, Anthony Andrea Rea, Amber Walther, Kristy Wood, Jill Rienstra, Marie Russell, Wright, Chad Zawilinski. Leah Shagenc, Tim Sherman, Suzanne lOTH GRADE Smolarkiewicz, Tina Young 1o ve, All A’s - Liz Bashur, Collier Bogart, Kurt Iwankovitsch, Joseph Khoury, Matt Legal Klinkman, Chad LaJoie, notices Parkinson’s State of Michigan Judicial District 54th Judicial Circuit support group 440 North State Street, Caro. 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ORDER FOR SERVICE BY plans meet PUBLICATIONPOSTING AND NOTICE OF ACTION An estimated 40,000 men CASE NO. 94-013482-NI and women in Michigan are ROBERT MCCOON and JOHANNA afflicted by Parkinson’s dis- MCCOON, 1926 Juhl Road, Marlene, MI ease, a chronic, progressive 48453 v. PAULETI‘E E CHAGON, 4291 illness which strikes persons West Street, Cass City, MI 48726. of all ages - - most com- TO: Paulette E Chagoflichard Eugene monly people over 50 years Vader old. In an effort to increase awareness of this disease a IT IS ORDERED: support group meets the third You are being sued by plaintiff in this lkesday of every month at court to pay for damageslinjuries sus- 1:OO p.m. Hills and Dales tained from an accident of January 7, at 1994. You must file your answer or take Hospital in Cass City. The other action permitted by law in this court support group’s goals are to at the court address above on or before help patients and their fami- December 28, 1994. If you fail to do so, a default judgment may be entered against lies and friends to learn more you for the relief demanded in the com- Cass C‘wa about the disease, its treat- plaint filed in this case. ment and management. A copy of this order shall be published once each week in the Cass City Store Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Fti. 8:30 a.m. - This month’s meeting, Feb. Chronicle three consecutive weeks. 8 p.m.; Sat. 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed Sunday 21, will feature speakers Craig Lundsted and Carole 11-21-94 Phone 872-2645 Kata who are with the SlPATRICK R. JOSLYN, Judge /BFOODSSUPER / FEBRUARY / Tuscola County Department 2-8-3 of Social Services. The topic Mortgage Foreclosure Sale of discussion will be “Updat- MON. TUES. WED. THUR. FRI. SAT. ing the Changes in the Laws MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been 13 14 15 16 17 18 made in the conditions of a mortgage //-I/ //-I/ Regarding Nursing Home made by Dennis L. VANHORN, an un- Stays.” married man to First Central Mortgage Corporation, a Michigan Corporation, Mortgagee, dated August I, 1991 and re- corded on August 5, 1991, in Liber 615, on page 662, TUSCOLA County Records, Michigan, and assigned by said Mortgagee to BARCLAYSAMERICANl MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a North Carolina Corporation by an assignment dated August I, 1991. and recorded on August 19, 1991, in Likr 615, on page I22 I, TUSCOLA County Records, Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of FORTY FOURTHOUSANDSIX HUNDRED EIGHTY NINE DOLLARS Cass City Red Hawk Student of theweek AND 82 CENTS ($44.689.82), includ- (The lower prices stretch is Julie Erla, 9th grade, daughter of Clark ing interest at 10.000%per annum, Under the power of sale contained in and Pat Erla. Julie is involved in Perfor- said mortgage and the statute in such case your budget, too.) made and provided, notice is hereby given mance English Class “Drama Club”, also that said mortgage will be foreclosed by was recently involved in the regionals for a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of them, at public vendue, at the Front theatre. She was chosen due to being in- entrance Courthouse in the Village of Caro. Tuscola County. Michigan at I 1 :OO strumental in make-up, set, costuming and a.m. o’clock, on March 24, 1995. Said premises are situated in TOWN- morale. SHIP OF WELLS. TUSCOLA County, Michigan, and are described as: The Student of the Week is selected by the Cass City Student Council Chronicle Beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot 7 of Foster Dam Subdivision, thence South 108.5 feet: thence East 192 feet, 17 thence North 108.5 feet; thencewest 192 $1 Feet to the point of beginning. Being part classifieds1 each of Northwest I14 of Section 20. Town 12 North, Range IO East. The redemption period shall be 6 as low as month(s) from the date of such sale, un- ( 3-week rate ) less determined abandoned in accordance with 1948CL 600.3241a. in which case the redemption period’shall be 30 days from the date of such sale. CHRYSLER Dodge Jeep Dated: February 8, 1995 Trott andTrott, P.C. The Cass City Chronicle Attorneys and Counselors 30300 Telegraph Road, Suite 201 Bingham Farms. Michigan 48025 File #95010233 DOWNTOWN CASS CITY BARCLAY SAMERICANlMORTGAGE Phone 8721201 0 Local Number (517) 872-2184 CORPORATION 2-8-5 cuss cityiI Foodliner

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