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VOLUME YO, NUMBER 13 CA; CASS CITY. MICHIGAN[TY - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 CHRONICLE FIFTY CENTS 16 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT

County hard hit Cass City area escapes major storm damage

Cass City area residents possible so road crews can counties to secure a presiden- Saginaw County, where a were spared the wrath of get their work done. tial disaster declaration. “If tornado roared through the weekend storms that roared Tuscola County, along with we could do that,” he ex- business district without through the Thumb Friday Saginaw, Lapeer, Sanilac and plained, “that would open the warning Friday at about night, wreaking havoc on St. Clair counties, received door for residents to at least 1 1 : 10 p.m. roads, bridges, drains, homes an official disaster declara- get low interest loans.” and other property. tion from Gov. John Engler While residents of Tuscola The twister damaged or de- While Cass City received Saturday. and surrounding counties stroyed some 50 homes as only a quarter-inch of pre- “Now, it’s just a matter of will feel the effects of the well as some businesses and cipitation Friday, much of putting together the num- recent storm for some time, the city library. Miracu- Tuscola County was deluged bers,’, Jashinske said, adding most areas fared better than lously, there were no reports with 5 to 7 inches of rain. an effort is underway by the Frankenmuth in eastern of injuries. Tuscola County officials are still trying to assess the dam- age in central, southern and HEAVY RAINS CAUSED high water in the Cass City area earlier last week, nearly western sections of the Farm visits set county. reaching the top of the M-53 Cass River bridge. However, the area escaped the “We’re looking at later in widespread damage and flooding caused by a weekend downpour that dumped 5 to the week before we have a true handle on it (damage),’’ County seeking 7 inches on much of Tbscola County, which along with some neighboring counties Tuscola County Undersheriff James Jashinske commented has received an oficial disaster declaration from Gov. John Engler. Monday. “The center part of (Related picture page 16) the county really took a beat- ing.’, disaster status Although there are no firm estimates yet, Jashinske said Thumb area farmers hit Service and Rural Develop- alike,” he said. damage to public roadways hard by heavy spring rains ment. “The window farmers have Drunk drivers target for and drains in the county and water-logged fields may Green said disaster assess- each season to plant their alone could top $I .5 million. receive disaster relief. ment teams will visit affected crops is short as it is, and this The heavy rains caused se- Legislators from the area areas and review soil erosion year’s window has been re- vere flooding and drain dam- last week announced joint fields, ditches and river bank, duced even further by the road patrols age in Wisner, Gilford and efforts aimed at keeping and water damage to crops. cold, wet spring. My farm- beefed-up Akron townships in the farmers’ heads above water They will also evaluate losses ers are telling me that this is northern part of the county, in what is shaping up to be for unplanted acres due to one of the toughest planting Slow down, bucklc up and said Thursday. First Lt. Doug Lautncr, as well as Car0 and areas the worst growing season in wet weather, and decide seasons they have faced in don’t get behind the wheel of Tuscola and Bay counties commander of the Michigan south and west of the county years. whether any additional plant- years.” a car if you’ve been drink- were selected for the alcohol State Police post in Caro, seat, including Mayville and “Michigan corn should be ing can be completed. MSU Extension officials in ing. commented troopers from Juniata. Officials in Vassar, knee high by the fourth of Reports are expected to be the Thumb agree. no stranger to flooding woes, That was the message from his post responded to about July, but we’re going to be completed by July I, and the “It’s not pretty,” corn- Tuscola County, Bay County 100personal injury accidents have already documented lucky to see tiny green emergency board plans to nieii ted Carrie Andrich, an some $100,000 in damage to and state law enforcement last year. Of those, 41 in- shoots,” said state Rep. Mike meet again July 18 to review agricultural agent in Huron pfficials Thursday as they volved alcohol. roads. Green, R-Mayville. “The the data and decide with the County. Likewise, roads throughout dld a news conference to statewide for year, he pointed out, there “That’s a telling cold, wet spring has meant a governor what relief should Farmers tried to get corn the county, including por- kick off the second wave of crashes in which thc driver have hen 6 fatal crashes, and that says there needs to be slow start for corn as well as planted, and when time ran tions of M-53 and M-24, he requested. the “Safe and Sober” cam- had been drinking, 3 of those (50 percent) in- other crops. The chances of Areas in which current out they tried to get soybeans paign, June 23 through July Nationally, about 40 per- volvcd alcohol. Please turn to page 13. were washed out or other- a poor harvest increase every in, and what did get planted wise damaged. Scores of county crop averages are at 7. day farmers can’t get to their least 30 percent below the isn’t doing well due to the During the 2-week period, homes, particularly those in fields .” soaked fields, she said. areas such as Cat Lake and previous year’s yields qualify sheriff’s deputies, Michigan Green announccd Thursday for assistance. “If we can’t aet drv beans State Police troopers and Richard Emmons injured Shay Lake, experienced se- that all 83 Michigan counties planted in the next 2 weeks, vere flooding. Car0 police will be targeting are being invited by federal DISASTER AREA there’s not much else you can motorists who drink and Because of the widespread ofticials to submit damage plant? drive. Beefed-up road pa- in accidental shooting road damage and the risk of Co.Officials say this at year’sMichigan sugar Sugar beet ds, funded by more than motorists venturing out and $10,000 in federal grant A Cass City area man re- en route to the scene, they accidentally discharged, becoming stuck or worse, crop has been hit hard, but funds, will be working spe- mained hospitalized in seri- were informed that family striking Emmons in the neck. county officials declared a the extent of losses won’t be cific areas of the county des- ous condition Monday fol- members had transported the The name of the other per- state of emergency shortly known for some time. ignated by high accident lowing anapparent acciden- victim to Hills and Dales son involved was not re- after midnight Friday. rates. tal shootingsunday night in General Hospital in Cass leased pending completion The state of emergency re- HARD TO ASSESS While violations involving Elmwood Township. City, according to a spokes- of the investigation. mained in effect throughout drinking and driving are the Troopers at the Michigan man at the Caro post. The shooting appears to the remainder of the week- “It’s hard to assess. It’s so priority, speed and seat belt State Police post in Caro Emmons was transferred by have been accidental, the end, and the sheriff *sdepart- wet we can’t even get into the laws will also be enforced. identified the victim as Rich- Flightcare Helicopter to St. spokesman said, but it re- ment is continuing to tell fields,” said Robert Braem, “The purpose is to save ard Emmons, 2 1, Dodge Rd. Mary’s Medical Center in mains under investigation, motorists to use extreme cau- vice-president of agriculture. yes, arrest the drunk driv- Troopers were dispatched Sag i na w. and a report will be filed with tion, Jashinske urges resi- With rainfall amounts near ers (and) get them off the to Emmons’ Dodge Road Troopers said an individual the Tuscola County dents to avoid affected areas 10 inches in some parts of the road,” Tuscola County residence, near Hoppe Road, was showing Emmons a .22 Prosecutor’s office for re- in southern and western por- county this month, Braem Undersheriff Jim Jashinske at about 10:33 p.m. While caliber rifle when the firearm view. tions of the county if at all added, “I would say Tuscola County has probably been hit been planted being de- as hard as any of our grow- II stroyed, producers need to be ing areas.” able to make some plans for In the Caro area, Braem the balance of the year. said, farmers planted 14,300 Food Closet closes Knowing whether or not di- acres, 1,700 acres short of saster assistance might be this year’s goal. About 20 available would be very help- percent of those acres had to ful .” be replanted. Camp agreed. “The recent Andrich pointed out crops after 13 years devastating weather, com- that have been planted face bined with serious concerns an uphill battle. “These are about tight grain stocks and perfect growing conditions After more than 13 years of and Wednesdays from one to a short crop year, could have for fungus and disease,’’ she service to the community, the 3 p.m. serious consequences for Please turn to back page. Cass City Food Closet has “We’re going to be transfer- producers and consumers closed its doors. ring the food we have to help The local food pantry, lo- service some of the clients cated in the basement of the we have,” she said. First Baptist Church, 6420 The local food pantry has Canoe ride Houghton S:., officially been busy so far in 1996, es- closedTuesday, according to pecially the past 2 months, Fusalla treated at hospital volunteer Carol LaPonsie. according to LaPonsie. “As “We’re merging with them of the 18th, we served 60 after testing river at night (Human Development Com- families this year, or 217 mission in Caro) due to ex- peoplc.” Ajoyride down the swollen scene, the ofticers grabbed a ten u at i n g c i rc u m s t a n c e s ,*’ In 1995, voluntrris distrjh- Cass River nearly turned nearby canoe and entered the LaPonsie said Thursday. utcd food. pape. and per- tragic for an East Pointe man water in search of Susalla. LaPonsie wouldn’t elabo- sonal items valued at some early Sunday morning. Reports state the pair made do- $9,77 rate, but emphasized the I .83 to 76 families, or According to Cass City PO- voice contract with the vic- sure is not the result of a lack nearly 300 people. A total lice, Robert J. Susalla, 39, tim and made their way to a of generosity on the part of of 100 households, or 339 East Pointe, was camping small island, where they used the community, which has people were served in 1994, with some friends in the area a rope to secure the man, faithfully kept the pantry’s and 91 households, or 332 of Kelly and Englehart roads pulling him to safety. shelves stocked since it residents were served in when he decided to take a Susalla, who was in the opened in March 1983. 19’33. canoe ride on the Cass River water for more than an hour, “It’s been a veryJ” generous LaPonsie exmessed hope at about 1 :30 a.m. was transported by Cass City community,” she said. that the community foh CLOSED - THE Cass City Food Closet has closed its doors Village officers Larry Eaton MMR personnel to Hills and LaPonsie said clients served pantry will reopen in the fu- after more than 13 years of operation in the community. The and Scott Kreil were dis- Dales General Hospital, by the food closet may now ture. “Hopefully, in a couple patched to the area at 2:48 where he was treated and pick up food at the Human yenrs, there will be another local food pantry has been merged with the Human.Develop- a.m. after a woman reported then released. Development Commission church group that will want that a man was in the water, Elkland Township fire offices in Caro, on Mondays to take it on,” she said. ment Compission in Caro. clinging to a tree. fighters assisted police at the ll scene. Upon their arrival at the PAGE TWO

Library oflering C~SScity rea social , Kingston honor reading program and Personal Items listed Call your local news to A new reading program de- be more successful students. veloped by the United States the Chronicle office - 872-2010 _. Department of Education in can maintain, and in most v v- Helen Kelley, Bobbi King, conjunction with Pizza Hut cases, incrcases levcls of John and Sally Ellis of Debbie Timmons was a Sat- second semester honor roll *Laura King, *Lisa King, is being offered by Rawson reading growth reached in Richfield, Minn., visited urday lunch guest of Mr. and is: RaLonda Manning, Wendi Memorial Library. thc classroorrl. Surrirner fall- friends and relatives in Cass Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. Sims. READ*WRITE*NOW! is a oRin students' skills can be City and the area Sunday and 7TH GRADE . national initiative to improve stopped if a child continues Monday. Tuesday they Mrs. Beatrice Cellner and lOTH GRADE the reading and writing skills to read on a daily basis. planned to visit his mother, daughter, Mrs. Linda Barron "Alisha Blomquist, of America's children, from READ* WRI?'E*NOW!'s Mrs. Anna Ellis, and brother, of Shelby Township, were "Airnee Brzezinski, Jennifer *Cheryl Bishop, Bree preschool to sixth grade. This simple forrriula makes read- Jim and Sharon Ellis, in Bad guests of Mrs. Marion Ford, Sarah Franckowiak, Froede, Andrew Harp, program draws upon the best ing and writing fun and pro- Axe. Wednesday they were McClorey from Monday un- Lowell Grimes, Holly Harp, *McKenzie Houghton, *Lisa in reading and writing re- duct ive . to visit Sally's sister in De- til Saturday. *Nathan Holdburg, *Jennifer Kolacz, Kent Kramer search. as well as the suc- Anyone intercsted in having troit before returning to their Jobson, Kristen Jones, *An- *Lyndsay Lalko, Sarah cessful experiences of teach- their child participate in this home. Dale and Mary Damm, gela King, "Elizabeth Long, Jamie Mallory, Jana ers, librarians and families. program should come to Randy and Carmen Damm Mashike, Alecia Nicol, Peter, Michael Rolando, Rawson Memorial 1,i brary to Tom and Missy Leach an- and sons, Jason and Ethan, Theresa Raymond, *Jordan Damian Schell, Jared Marion McClorey, Beatrice All that is needed to pick UP a nounce the birth of their Robinson, Shannon Roehrig, Ter pe n n i n g , *Dana READ*WRITE*NOW! kit. daughter, Brittany Elizabeth, Cellner, Linda Barron, Anthony Steff, *Nichole Zyrowski. READ*WRITE*NOW! is a Beverly and George Frank, child, a learning partner and A parent or guardian should June 21. She joins her VanAllen, *Misty Waun, Tim pick up the kit. The program brother, Brenden, at home in and Shelly Bootz and daugh- Wolak. 11TH GRADE a book, Children agree to ters, Chelsey and Jessica, at- read and write just 30 min- must be cornpletcd before Kalamazoo. Grandparents Sept. 18, 1996, in order to are Ken and Marsha Grady tended a graduation open 8TH GRADE Jonathan Dereszynski, utes a day, 5 days a week for house for Wally McClorey 8 weeks. Families may read use the Pizza Hut coupons and Roger and Janet Leach *Carrie Harp, ShannSI Saturday at the home of his Brent Barrons, Elizabeth to or with children during since they expire on that date. of Cass City. Jacques, Stacey Jones, sister, Tammy and Jon Apley, Brief, Kate Collins, *William this time. One day a week, *Devin Kelley, *Emily King, in Gagetown. Cornell, Brent Darling, children meet with a learn- Stephanie King, Jimmy ing partner (a reader who is *Ethan Dereszynski, Nicho- Mallory, Brandi Myers, Dan Guests of Dale and Mary las Fessler, Autumn Filipek, Stephanie and Jason McCallum a family member, a teenager, Rayl, Meredith Roland, An- Damm Sunday for a cookout Beth Hunter, *Dana Jones, a senior citizen, or a caring thony Rolando, Erica Schlaf. were Tim and Susan Wooster Jesse Kaniszewski, *Vanessa community member). of Flint, Randy, Carmen, Ja- Nowak, Jeremy Rayl, 12TH GRADE Learning partners tutor chil- son and Ethan Damm, and Gabriel Rowinski, Renee Pair united in dren and provide extra help Wes and Nancy Frederick of Snover, Rebekah Szcygiel, in reading and writing. Chil- Bryan Borek, Terri Lee Caro. Jeremy Wylie. dren completing the %week Germain, Crystal Knight Two residents of Cass City Jason Lucius, Marsha June wedding program receive a certificate 9TH GRADE and a coupon for Pizza Hut. were among students hon- Maynard, Amy Moore, An- Stephanie Lynn Spencer of daisies. ored for academic achieve- gela Moore, Janice Nagy, Nicholas Albin, *Matt Christina Patrick, Nathan and Jason Alen McCallum of Flower girls were Lisa Research shows that read- A recent conversation with ther-in-law, the late John ment for winter term at Delta Cass City were married at Santhany of Cass City, sister College, Sarah Fritz, 6276 Borek, Laura Collins, Nicho- Phillips, April Sommerfield, ing and writing as little as 30 local historian Jack Esau Guinther, was a butcher at las Dupre', Roxanne Mission Point Resort on of the groom, and Andrea Pine Street, earned listing on Shallen Westfall. minutes a day can help chil- turned to grocery stores, as Gross & Maier's. Groosbeck, Bethany Mackinac Island June 8 at Erla of Cass City, cousin of dren improve their skills and Enick Rutkoski bought the vice-president's list, they are now, will be in the Gyomory, *Colleen Harp, "Indicates all A's. 590 p.m. in an outdoor ga- the bride. future, and as thcy used to be John Goodall's grocery store which requires a grade point , average betwee'cn 3.7' and I zebo ceremony performed Groomsmen were Michael in Cass Citv., on N. Seeger St. 50 years ago by Minister James Franklin Randall of Cass City and Remem ber Hart w ic k's, this July, and in October, the 3.99. Benjamin Hobbs, 4859 of Cass City. Robert Stickle of Cass City, Tate's and Freihurper's gro- "New Locker Plant with 700 Spruce, is on the dean's list, Mindy Fulcher was soloist, grandfather of the groom. ceries? frozen food lockers" opened. which requires a grade point accompanied by guitarist A reception was held June You could probably fit all of The locker plant was where average- between 3.5 and Christopher Rollins. Photog- 22 at the Colony House in them into Erla's store today. Erla's is now. 3.69. rapher was Diana Loomis. Cass City for 350 guests. Of course. YCW didn't have It's obvious from the files Parents of the bride are Alan The couple honeymooned 176 varietiks of cereal to that 1946 was a busy year on Correction At a Great Low Price and LuAnn Graham of Cass at Niagara Falls. They are Richard Allen Stein and stock back thcn. Cass City's Main Street. City, and mother of the residing in Cass City. Shelly Faye Langley, both of Remember when you gave Bob Hunter opened the An article in the Chronicle 3" Doubles 4" Doubles groom is Diane Santhany of Caro. a list of itenis you needed to Western Auto store. 2 weeks ago about the Gar- Cass City. Grandparents of Terry Lynn Czekai and Sh- the clerk and he or she went The Stanley Morells bought den Club stated the incorrect 12 Exp. $1.99 $ 2.99 the groom are Robert and Blood drive annon Kay Conat, both of and got ttiern for you, wcigh- the Kettlewell store and price for the club's cook- Barbara Stickle of Cass City. Cass City. ing and bagging bulk items opened a furniture and hard- book. The correct price is imp.$2.79- $ n/a Given in marriage by her Jason David Bush, like flour and sugar'? ware business. $5.75. $ grandfather, William nets 68pints Millington, and Kristti May Esau recalled his firstjob in Ken Cumpcr purchased the 24~~~.$3.99 5-99 Repshinska, the bride wore Petiprin, Cam. the A & P store, which I he- New Gordon Hotel and 36~xp.$5.99 $ 7-99 a floor-length ivory A blood drive, sponsored by Timothy Todd Waybrant lieve was next to the theater opened a restaurant on the From 126,110, disc Q 35mm color riat fh Shantique gown with cap the Knights of Columbus and and Pamela Sue Gipson, both on Main Street. As a skinny first floor. 4" Prints rvailablo from 35nun roll ~IIIonly. sleeves and sweetheart neck- Hospital Auxiliary, was held of Millington. kid, one of his chorcs was €3. A. Calka and Richard line. The bodice featured Tuesday, June 18, at Hills Daniel Francis Haley and loading hugc sacks of PregiTer, recently discharged Venice lace accents with se- and Dales General Hospital. Rosemary Anne Woolworth, chicken feed for customers. from the service, bought quins and pearls hand sewn Sixty-eight pints of blood both of Vassar. 1,ooking through the Goff's restaurant on Main St. on them. The back had a were donated. Joseph Kenneth Binder, Chronicle files lor 1946, SO The Bulen Chevrolet Sales large candy box bow with First-time donors were Caro, and Debra Lynn Sand- years ago, I found ads for A building was erected and long streamers from this Albert Bricker, Laura ers, Attica. & P, 'rate's, Freiburger's and held its grand opening in bow. Sanford and Angela Roemer. Timothy Paul Titus and Dupuis IGA. September. Bridesmaids were Tanya One-gallon donor was Angela Marie Hartman, both Tate's offered brown sugar, J. V. Riley's shoe hospital Willey of Bay City and Sh- Mary McClorey, and 2-gal- of Caro. 2 Ibs. for 13 cents; white entered the business scene, annon Gosh of Orion. They lon donor was Lynn Sagman. Randall Eugene Shaffer, sugar, 5 Ihs. for 3 1 cents, and and Rabideau Motor Sales wore floor-length navy blue The next drive will be Aug. Iowa City, Iowa, and Krystal a carton of cigarettes, $1.24. opened that year. dresses and carried bouquets 27. Renee Reeh, Leander, Texas. Frei burgcr 's, which cel- If you're interested in where ebrated its one-year anniver- our town has come from, the sary in Noveinber that year, Historical Society has corn- advertised Wheatics, 2 8-OL. pleted an updated history of pkgs. 19 cents, and K.B. All Cass City, which will be on I Put Your Confidence Purpose flour, 2S Ihs. 99 sale soon. Watch for it.

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(And anyone else he can new dimatch facilitv The debate over Medicare rest would havc to take care othcr hand, encourages exer- A -J funding shows how far we’ve of itself. cises and healthful living. He by Rebecca Messer low a new, independent cen- “They are doing everything progressed in the field of The old doctors wouldn’t suggests you take up jogging Staff Writer tral dispatch to be built on they can to scale the build- medicine. We’ve gone from lecture you about your smok- or get out on the road to do Cleaver Road, The Cleaver ing down to the bare-bones the days when we hoped the ing or suggest you get more some walk i ng . Pending voter approval, Road site would be less ex- essentials, but still meet the doc could cure what ails us, exercise; they’d just tell you Returning from a 5-day vacation Sunday afternoon, it was That might work for some Tuscola County could be the pensive than prcviously minirriuiri standards for the to the present: When we ex- what was wrong with you. A great to learn that the 3-county area around Cass City es- a people, but it won’t work for home of a new independent considered option, the base- community,” Hoagland said. pect good health regardless man could go into the caped the worst of the storm. fanners and folks who have central dispatch center. In total, Hoagland esti- of what it costs. doctor’s office and say, “l‘vc I feared the worst returning home Sunday afternoon on M- ment of the jail orpansion. lived in the country all their At their last meeting, mated that $10,000 would This isn’t the doctors’ fault, got this wheezing sound in 24. At the M-90 intersection, the toad was blocked and traf- County Controller Mikc lives. If you walk down the county conimissioncrs ap- Hoagland said the fact that be saved by having the site of course. Doctors are as my chest. What do you sup- fic detoured to M-53. road in thc country, the proved a plan that would al- the county already owns the on Cleaver Road. Included dedicated as ever; but our pose is causing it?” Any chance to skip north out of North Branch was impos- neighbors stop to offer you a land on Cleaver Road made in those savings is the elimi- expectations for health care The Doc would say, “It’s I sible as the road through Clifford and Kingston was also ride. blocked so it was only possible to head north by using M- the site even more appealing. nation of a new microwaving have surely changed over the your lungs.” He wouldn’t ask 53. Traffic headed south on M-53 was also blocked at the Shelter “The commissioners feel radio towcr, which Hoagland years. how much you smoke or sug- Then, you’ll spend the rest M-90 intersection so traffic headed south was forced to M- this is the most cost effective explained would have been I’m not as old as I sound, gest you donate your lcftover of the day trying to convince 24 and M-24traffic headed north routed to M-53. place to locate the facility,” needed at the other potential but I can remember the days organs to science. them you aren’t running to receive he said. locations. when doctors went to the Thc modern doctor on the away from home. ********** Hoagland said the commis- Voters will be asked to ap- house because folks were too $1 07,362 sioners wcre originally look- prove the sitc and a 20 per- busy, or too poor, to go to the It’s sad news, of course, that Orbital Fluid Technology is ing at a 3,500 square foot fa- cent surcharge, an increase of doctor. STOP SHOPPING leaving the community, but the company is doing what it cility under the new jail ex- Ih percent on a basc phone Country doctors did their Don’t Pay Big City Prices - can to ease the transition, State officials recently an- pansion, but whcn architects bill, during primary elections best with what they had - - Buy From Local People Who Care!!! nounced $4 million in grants and that usually wasn’t a President Lou Horner says that all of the company’s em- determined an independent Aug. 6. The surcharge, THERM0 PANETILT WINDOWS FROM $140.00 have been awarded to do- whole lot. Then, they got IN ployees except one will move and retain jobs with the com- facility would cost thc same, which equals $2.67 a month Free Estimates and Free marble Sills mestic violence shelters, in- that option was droppcd. per phone line, is expected to paid with what the patient pany * with purchase of 3 or more windows In addition, Horner says, the company is purchasing a van cluding the Thumb Area As- As a way to save wen more generate $2.2 million, which had; and that wasn’t much, for the use of employees for transportation to and from the sault Crisis Center. which money, 700 square feet wcre will cover facility and opera- either. Many a doctor went UNLIKE THE COMPE‘~ITION,ALL OF OUR area. serves Tuscola, Huron and droppcd from the Cleaver tional costs as well as pay- home with a loaf of bread or PRICES INCLUDE mSTATd ,mON..III S an i I ac counties . a basket of green beans in Road site, bringing the build- ing off the debt of the facil- If we can’t beat the competition’s absolute best ********** The Thumb Area Assault ing site to 2,800 square feet. ity. payment for a long night’s Crisis Center will receive work. price, best quality, and service, we will buy The good news is that Jean Pasieczny brought samples of $107,362 in funding. When I was a kid, our doc- her broccoli soup for tasting. The bad news is that I don’t In all, 45 new, 3-year grants tor was a kind but intense like broccoli. This food review will be defcrred to Clarke will be awarded to domestic The looking fellow with big, and Karen Haire, who gave this succinct report:Ymm, good. violence shelters throughout brown eyes that seemed to Michigan. With the more look right through a person. D & G GLASS CO. 111 ik il-l than $4 million approvcd, all Haire While his manner was com- ~/j-/ il I/ ********** Discount Hotline 5 17-872- 1237 i 83 of the state’s counties will forting enough, Doc’s un- now be able to provide state- Here’s a hats off to drivers in Canada. They are more cour- blinking stare always gave teous than those in the United States. Waiting to cross the wide services to battered Net me the fceling he could x-ray women and their farnilies. your chest without any ma- street (not at a crossing), a driver stopped his car, motioned ~- The grants were approved chi nery. me across and then continued on his way. ciii ********** June I2 by the DomesticVio- A little of this and that I can remember going to the National health care expenditures on hospital ser- I stumbled the wrong way on a one-way street. The on- cine crf last week’sruiriy dujs. rushing traffic stopped and let me escape and would you lence Prevention and Trcat- doctor’s office after school vices increased only 4.4 percent in 1994 - the third ment Board, which was es- A view of the pussing purade Privatization for school ser- and waiting apprehensively consecutive year the growth rate dropped, accord- believe not one horn sounded while I was getting off the from the conier of Oak mid vices has received gobs of street‘? tablished in I978 and is ad- for the doctor’s door to open ing to new Health Care Financing Administration ministered through the Fam- Muin. ink in recent years. and his nurse to announce, figures. Growth in hospital service expenditures fell ily Independence Agency. The constant wrangling be- One of the drawbacks is “You can come in now, from 10.1 percent in 1991 to 8.1 percent in 1992 tween Dcrnocrats and Re- what happens to the workers Roger. Doctor has found a and 6.2 percent in 1993. Hospitals have been un- The Weather publicans is a real downer. who often are long-time em- brand new package of those der enormous pressure to cut costs.That pressure High Low Precip. Animal Spare us. Let’s get going on ployces. great, big needles.” Tuesday ...... 66 ...... 62 ...... 37” the business at hand. It’s Brown City tried the private has come from Medicare and Medicaid, and pri- The nurse never actually vate payers, including managed care companies. Wednesday ...... 79 ...... 66 ...... 36“ testing ironic that Alfonse I)’Amato, route for custodial services. said that, of course; but I Thursday ...... 76 ...... 63 ...... 0 one of the key senators after The school hoard decided The message is clear to cut costs or you won’t win For years, the Environmen- could tell she was thinking it. contracts. Friday ...... 7%...... 68 ...... 24” President Clinton’s scalp, is not to renew its contract with The old country doctor had tal Protection Agency has Saturday ...... 79 ...... 58 ...... 0 revealed to havc becn in a a Saginaw firm. a different philosophy from relied on animal testing to The financing administration data also show that Sunday ...... 74 ...... 62 ...... 19” conflict of interest position, The board said that they re- the physicians we visit today. ” determine cancer risks of the use and intensity of hospital services per per- Monday ...... 76 ...... 52 ...... O I one of the charges for which ceived complaints from Today’s doctors emphasize certain chemicals and pollut- (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) the president is under inves- tcachers and parents that the preventive medicine and a son actually declined 0.2 percent in 1994, once ants. But the EPA recently tigation. All of these charges school was not clean enough. healthy lifestyles, but the old- adjusted for price and population increases. That’s announced it will de-cmpha- and counter charges do noth- The workers hired by the timers just treated you for the first drop since the introduction of Medicare’s size animal testing and uti- ing but increase thc disdain private contractor will be re- what ails you and figured the prospective payment system in 1983. Although the lize recent scientific ad- for the political system. tained and a man hired to 0.2 percent drop is within the margin of error, the vances to determine the risks supervise. data show that the use and intensity of hospital of chcrnicals arid pollutants. ********** The change will cost the services have stabilized if not fallen slightly. Under the new procedure, school $25,000 a year more EPA will (American Hospital Association. June 1996) the havc greater The United States Supreme than it did under the flexibility when taking into Court has agreed to hear an privatization plan. account e p i d e m i o 1 o g ic al appeal of the Brady law that I’d think that taxpayers in data. requires local officials to the Brown City district have a right to expect to see school check backgrounds before (!ass allowing the purchase of buildings that really sparkle city (5/7/872-2/2/ handguns. justify the change. The issue, say statc officials in Arizona and Montana who are challenging the law, is thc cost. We are required to make the check by the Feds, they say, but are given no money to do it. We fail to see what the con- stitutional difference is bc- tween a background check for guns and one fix, say, a job in the government in Wash i n g t on. It is estimated by the Clinton administration that the law, which wcnt into ef- fect in March 1994, has prc- I vented the sale of firearms to MTS Stereo with Spatial I -Id A Pnn1..& more than 60,000 criminals. I Equalization (SEq) I COME, CHECK OUT OUR Evidently it isn’t true that I I I 25ra. ZDGTMHigh Contrast Picture “with gun control only crimi- Tu be I NEW MERCHANDISE nals will havc guns.” I 1 Tri Ii ng ual E 11g Ii s h/Fr e nc h/ ’ SURGEON GENERAL WARNING Smolthg Cmmi Lung Cnncor. I I Hear1 Dicww, Emphysornq. And May Cundlmb Pregnnncy ********** I Spanish On-Screen Display I I 5-Jack AudioNideo Jack I I Panel Cass City village is updat- I I Pine Color Finish ing its parking law so that Universal I I Remote “FOR A GREAT NIGHT OUT, COME IOIN US I” more stringent parking en- I Control forcement can be instigated I I itnecessary. I I Hopefully, the approach I I that seeks cooperation from June 28 & 29 JAX-R-BETTER persons who routinely park on Main Street will prove On-Screen Menu I c ffect ive. I July 5 & 6 JAX-R-BETTER Sadly, that approach hasn’t Display I I been effcctive in the past. If 20’;ia. Sleep Timer I history repeats, it won’t be CaptionVision (CC I‘ S€N- I long before 2-hour parking I Slate Color finish I signs will dot the main stem. I It should be so unneccssary Ootional Custom I to nccd parking limit signs. Stand available I There never is a time when (KDR820Y) I Full Function I arking isn’t available a half Reniote lock froni Main Street. I Control I 1 O0 SR2031S SAVE $60 I Every Weekend a6HOWTHS SAME AS CASH CALL ME: y@’ It All Starts With Low Prices!! SUPERSTORE!! Ernest A. Teichman, Jr. 6240 W. Main Cass City, Mich. NEW OWNERS: JIM & JOANNE Phone 872-3388 KARAKAS 6444 W. Main St. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is rhere.~ Cass City State Farm Insurance Companies Home Onlces Bloam~ng~on111inots PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I Diegel 3rd Letters to the editor in trucking Supports co‘mmunity competition

Authorities at Causley Trucking Inc. say they are very proud of the 5 drivers McDonald’s part of town who represented the corn- I wanted to respond to the vice to the consumer. I be- are very happy with the hood. Whether it’sHardee’s, pany at the Michigan Truck Driving Championships held article that was in the paper lieve that America stands for change. Our employees are Subway, Little Caesar’s, and June and 22 in Lansing. last week. I was taken by sur- freedom of choice and now students, parents of students, yes, even McDonald’s, ev- 21 prise when I read the article Cass City has the freedom to and those returning to the eryone likes to feel wanted! The competition, sponsored by AAA of Michigan, the in reference to not wanting choose. Now YOU don’t have work force, all looking to Even though we differ in McDonald’s in the commu- supplement their income. opinion I do appreciate your Michigan Trucking Associa- to leave our small town to get tion and the National Com- nity. Since I’ve had the plea- that great McDonald’s taste. Our students not only enjoy comments. I hope that we all sure to work and be a part of their job but develop the can become gobd neighbors mittee for Motor Fleet Super- Cass City, I’ve heard nothing Everyone at McDonald’s skills they will need when in the Cass City Community. visor Training, included a written exam, a pre-trip but compliments about us cares.. a great deal about their they move on to that next ei- being a part of the commu- job. I know many of our em- ani step in their lives. for Jim Luth safety inspection test and a nity. So I was taken off guard ployees at McDonald’s live some it is a part time job and Managing Partner driving skills test. Seventy- by the comments. I realize right here in Cass City and for some of us it is our liveli- Cass City McDonald’s SUCCESSFUL ADOPTION Rotary members, including six drivers from Michigan that you can never please all - competed in the champion- the people all the time, but (from left) Jim Bolton, Mike Bolton, Scott Redman, Mike ship, evetyone in the Community Mike Diegel of Cass City until now has been the most Weaver, Alan Klco and Greg Biddinger, cleaned a 3-mile competed in the 5 Axle WJ,~ supportive of anywhere I’ve Condo owner: let’s stop stretch of M-81 east of Self Serve Lumber Thursday, part of class and placed 3rd. Nick‘ worked or visited. Biebel of Car0 competed in One reason that the Cass City service club’s Adopt-A-Highway efforts. The the Twin Trailer class and McDonald’s waited to come bashing builder, village organization will hold 3 clean-ups annually. placed 9th. Bob Schiebner to Cass City, was the cost of of Saginaw placed 4th in the our larger oversized build- 4 Axle class. Walter “Condo People” Actually only a few are ings. In the past there was a To: noxious, know it all big city Seemann of Freeland com- high cost of development and nuts. By and large most of attitude back where we came peted in the 5 Axle Flat Bed opcrating costs. With time We’ve got a loose cannon or the “condo people” (about from and face life here with Seek bean queen candidates class and placed 3rd, and comes improvement and so two in our midst. 90%) are darn nice people a positive happy face for our Michael Ruiz of Montrose We moved into our present who contribute to the coni- new life. (There aren’t that in the last 4 or 5 years Huron County elevators. placed 3rd in theTwinTrailer condo because it was the best munity and still have a re- many years left for us). Candidates are being new queen will take place Class. Each of the 3rd plac McDonald’s developed the Thursday, July 25, at the More information and ap- area, and value in size, lay- warding purpose in life. So let’s stop bashing the sought for the Huron County winners received a plaque. high efficient building that Bean Queen Contest to be Franklin Inn, Bad Axe. This plication forms can be ob- you now see in Cass City. out and construction and dol- We need to leave our ob- builders, the village, town- lar of any comparable size ship and county, and settle held this summer. year’s queen will be crowned tained at MSU Extension - With the lower cost of devel- Women who are single, be- Monday, Aug. 5, at the be- Huron County (517) 269- opment and more efficient unit in the metro Detroit area. our differences in a peaceful That’s why all 90 or so units Letters to the Witor and grown up fashion. tween the ages of 18 and 25, ginning of the Huron Corn- 9949, located in room 104 of operating cost, McDonald’s and the daughter of a Huron munity Fair. the county building in Bad now manages to operate in have been sold over the last The Chronicle welcomes It’s time to get rid of this 6-7 years. vendetta and contribute our County bean grower who’s Axe. Candidates do not need the smaller communities and letters to the editor. to be sponsored by a group Now, why, after all these talents to a better life in this grown dry beans within the that is why you see us in bttcrs must include the The contest is sponsored by or organization in order to years are we having a panic community. last 5 years are eligible to smaller towns. writer’s name, address the Huron County Bean participate. Deadline for en- attack about certain deficien- None of us want our repu- compete. One of the greatest qualities and telephone nutnbtr. Growers’ Association and tries is JU~Y22. cies that are coming to light? tation as condo owners de- Judging to determine the that I have encountered in The latter in case it is We need to just fix them and is pleted because of a few mal- Cass City, is that small town necessary to call for veri- feeling. Coming from continue to enjoy our life up con ten ts. fkarion, but won’t be used Saginaw, I for one enjoy the here. SPfCI GOSPZL 4”EFrIbIGS town and don’t wish that at- Some basements are surely in the ncwspaptr. Dick Ten0 IF Al mosphere to change, but with a big problem, but is it con- Names will be withheld struction problems,, topo- 4235 N. Hurds Corner Rd. time changes happen. If we from publication upon re- work together and plan graphical grading, under- quest, for on adequate Watermelon (One Mile North of M-81) ground springs? ahead for the future, I believe reason. popular cy we can still retain those spe- But let’s quit talking and The Chronicle reserves start fixing these problems cial qualities that Cass City the right 10 edit lettersfor Watermelon consumption is has to offer. McDonald’s is a now and stop bickering thru SUNDAYTHRU FRIDAY 7:OOPM- 8:OOPM the village and county and length and clario. up for the third straight year. part of Cass City and we be- ultimately the news media. We will not publish rhnk Average consumption per Speakers: lieve in supporting the local We’re getting a real reputa- you lellers of a sptcfic person was almost 16 pounds community and being an ac- in 1995, compared to 13 William Lavery - Ferndale, MI and Matt Smith - Jackson, MI tive member. tion up here of being the big- nature,for inrtance,/rorn gest complainers in town. a club thanking mekcclinnts pounds in 1991. One large As for coinpetition in the watermelon will serve about No COUlECTlONS coniniunity, I believe that The condo people are all who donared prizes lor Q “nuts” are some comments I 16 people. Watermelons competition only helps to K!flC. originally came from South For More Information Call: 872-5070 hear. 1 iriiprovc the quality of all ser- America.

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Some Cass City residents think the answer is yes, who will present an evening p.m. “Robi hood” and “The Tam- including Connie Herndon. ’of “Theatre in the Park” Fri- Those planning to attend ing of &e Shrew.” “I have real reservations about the current levels of fast -day near the gazebo in the are encouraged to bring a All of the plays will be per- food restaurants in town.” village’s recreational park. picnic dinner and a blanket formed on a custom “theatre Herndon, a trained dietitian, Sixteen Cas City area teens or 2. The performance will cart” constructed by David said she is most concerned in grades 6 through 12 are last until about 8:30 p.m, In Cornmire. Materials for the about how a small commu- involved in Theatre in the the event of rain, an alternate $500 mini-stage were pur- nity like Cass City can sup- Park, a new, 2-week summer date will be scheduled. chased with funds contrib- port the fast food restaurants program spearheaded by The performances will con- uted by the school district* it already has or any new ones Veronica Commire, Cass sist of 4 condensed-version Commire said the cart will that might pop up in the fu- City drama director. plays featuring audience par- also be used during the ture. “I know the volume (of cus- “We got this idea from Blue tici pat ion. Special choreo- school year by Judy Lake Fine Arts Camp last graphed musical numbers Hoelzle’s Performance En- tomers) it takes to sustain summer,” commented will precede the plays. glish classes at Cass City those types of restaurants and Commire, who served as the- Students will perform in 2 High School. The cart will our town of 2,300just doesn’t have the people td sustain it.” p, atre director while her hus- groups of 8 students each. also be among this year’s band, David, was technical The Blue Company, com- Fourth of July Parade entries, MEMBERS OF THE Blue Company (above) pose around the Although Herndon said she director for the theatre de- posed of Ashley Carlisle, and Performance English performance cart that will serve as the stage for an evening of realizes the fast food chains bring benefits to the commu- partment. Luke Frederick, Tom students will be using it to nity, she feels the negatives outweigh the positives. ‘I She explained students be- Fulcher, Johanna Hoelzle, perform “Romeo and Juliet” medieval street theatre to be presented free of charge Friday Another concern of Herndon’s is the restaurants adapting gan the first of 4, 3-hour re- Rose Hoelzle, Danielle Lam- in the park July 6. to the needs of the smaller communities, like Cass City. ing, Josh McNaughton and evening at Cass City Recreational Park. “Many times they are not willing to adapt to the particular Becky Oesch, will present needs of a community because of constraints from head- Collins “King Arthur” and “Pyramus After 23 vears quarters.” and Thisby.” The Gold Com- Herndon, who moved to Cass City over 2 years ago, stated is Bethel pany, comprised of Beth 1 1 I she would hate to see “the real treasures of the community Bashur, Colleen Cartwright, disappear”, referring to locally owned and operated res- Brenda DuQuesnay, Julie taurants. graduate Erla, Ed Hartwick, Dara Partlo enas school career “I hate to see the variety and diversity gone.” Melanie M. Collins of by Rebecca Messer about what happens to Partlo said he enjoyed work- Partlo said he also plans to : Mishawaka, Ind., formerly Staff Writer people. I felt I could do more ing with the younger stu- continue working with kids of Cass City, recently earned Owen-Gage dents for that reason. “It is Wedding After 23 years, working at as a counselor than as a in many other ways such as I an Associate of Arts degree teacher, teaching the students difficult to see kids not go- through his photography .at Bethel College, both the middle school and ing anywhere.” honor roll high school levels, an indi- some subject they are not in- business. He also wants to Invitation8 : Mishawaka, Ind. terested in.” One of the things that has vidual who played a dual role continue something he did Traditional 6 Gtylish changed over the years is the while he taught, which is The Owendale-Gagetown as a teacher and a guidance Throughout his years teach- attitude of students, he said, handing out small business Area Schools honor roll for counselor is retiring. ing, Partlo, a father of 4, said Cass City Chronicle especially at the high school cards that say, you believe the 4th marking period is: Dick Partlo, who has been he received the most satisfac- “If level. “In the high school you can, YOU CAN!” R.B. Phone 872-201 in the Cass City schools for tion from watching the stu- 0 12TH GRADE there is a lack of respect, and Part lo. the past I I years, decided to dents develop into their po- cari n g .” accept early retirement this tential. He also enjoyed Austin Brinkman, Jill Partlo stated that it was hard Michiaan Athletic & Reha.bilitation Center year because of health rea- helping and seeing the stu- when he went back to the Howard, Brooke Kovach, sons. Before teaching Greg anby is an Athletic Trainer at in dents reach goals and de- high school this past year, Kelli Kretzschmer, Mark Cass City, Partlo taught for velop their abilities to have Michigan Athletic and Rehabilitation Cen- Pisarek, *Susie Roemer, Joe because he did not realize ter. Greg graduated from Cass City High 3 years in Mayville, and 9 successes. how much things had Tkacz. years in Caro. School. He continued his education at Cen- As a teacher and guidance changed in 23 years. “In the tral Michigan University where he received He took I1 years off from high school the moral fiber llTH GRADE teaching, to work as a farmer counselor, the hardest thing of Science degree in Sports Medi- has deteriorated. It was with his father. When his to watch, Partlo said, were cine. Greg was employed as an Athletic Trainer in Indiana be- heartbreaking to see that.” Brad Koch, Lily father retired from farming in students who didn’t care fore he started at M.A.R.C. in May of 1994. Greg resides in Leitermann, *Beth about anything and had no Now that he is retired, Car0 with his wife, Kristi. 1985, Partlo sold all the farm Partlo, who has 2 grandchil- Nickerson, *Kate Powers, equipment and joined the goals in life. “There were At M.A.R.C. Greg performs treatment under the direction of a John Richmond, Amanda Cass City schools a middle students who just didn’t care dren, said he plans to con- Physical Therapist. He performs fitness evaluations and over- as tinue his photography work, sees operation of the fitnkss program. Aside from his skills in Sports Medicine, Greg has a Salcido, Laine Tetil, *Lisa school guidance counselor. about themselves or others. Melanie M. Collins which he developed into a background in rehabilitation of the industrial worker. He has received special training in Warack, Jennifer Winchester. Partlo worked solely in the They had no goals, they just small business. work conditioning, functional capacity evaluations, ergonomics and job analysis. As a skilled middle school as a guidance ex i s led .*’ A 1994 graduate of Cass Because he is only 55, he professional at M.A.R.C., Greg is available to help with your rehabilitation needs. If we can 10th GRADE counselor for IO years. Dur- One of the differences be- City High School, she is the said his wife, Sandra, thinks be of assistance, call us at 517-872-2084. ing his final year, he split his tween high school and _daughter of Les and Mary he is too young to retire, but Jamie Dietzel, *Kristy middle school, Partlo noted, LOCATED IN HILLS & DALES HOSPITAL, 4675 HILL ST., CASS CITY ::Fritz, Cass City. time between the high understands that he needs to Fahrner, *Amy Joles, Jeff school, where he taught was by the time students get ‘IET US HELP YOU ACHIEVE YOUR FITNESS GOALS AT M.A.R.C.“ * She recently married Chris because of his health. .Collins. The couple reside in Maxson, Tara McKellar, drafting, and the middle to high school “they have :Mishawaka, where both are “Melissa Vargo, school . decided whether or not they :)employed and Chris attends When he returned to the are going to succeed and it .:Bethel College. 9TH GRADE schools, Partlo said he is pretty hard to convince New ai Hallmark Save Money With wanted to go into guidance them otherwise.” *Melissa Albrecht, Cara counseling to help the stu- He said middle school stu- Simply Elegant B ic kel, *Karen Kretzschmer, dents more. dents still have dreams and Our V‘ueRite Brands Chad Mellendorf, Kristie “I really do genuinely care believe they can succeed. cards Radabaug h. 8TH GRADE Ray Armstead and Co. ,- Holes *Anthony B rin kman, Payroll Processing - 1 Melanie Lemanski, Kristen Mandich, Crystal Maxson, Complete Bookkeeping 5oomg or Crystal Pi s bury, “Theresa * 1000 mg, 60 tabs ;I inyour I1 and Accounting Services $419 il .I 4 Richmond, Amy Sheufelt, f‘ w/Rose hips Cassie Vargo, Malissa Tax Preparation or !;I !;I6 coverage! 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THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR Subject to and including the right of in- Tighten dairy licensing rules A'ITEMPIINGTO COLLECTA DEBT grw and egress owEasement "B" and ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN subject to Easscnient "C" desuibed below. WILLBE IJSED FORTHATPURPOSE. The Michigan House of Mayville, who sponsored 200 of their colleagues. tors to recover money owed peated efforts to obtain pay- the issued checks were Green's measure, which Easeinent "B" - Part of the SOUUIWF-' Representatives recently House Bill 5879, said it re- to farmers. ments for milk deliveries worthless and plmt owners MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been 114 of Section 13, Town 1 1 North, Ran<'' concurred with the Senate on duces the chances that dairy now goes to the governor for Concerns about the failed. had misled farmers and Ag- made in the conditions of a mortgage 10 East, Dayton Township, Tuscola farmers will face financial signing, was based on rec- riculture Department offi- made by Donald M. SHERWIN and Clounty, Michigan. Described as begin- legislation tightening guide- Pinconning plant were first Many began questioning BelindaA. SHERWIN, hushand and wife to ommendations from a ning at a point which is South 88 degrees lines for Iiccnsjng dairy niin similar the millions of raised by dairy producers in state licensing procedures cials about the plant's finan- to Wellington Mortgage Company. Mort- 29' 06" East 127.00 feet froni the west plants. dollars recently lost to a Michigan Department of 1994 and 1995 when re- after it became evident that cial viability, Dairy produc- gagee, dated June 1, 1994 and recorded 114 corner of said Section 13; thence con- State Rep. Mike Pinconning checse plant by Agriculture committee ers argued that the state's on June 9, 1994 in I.iher 659, on page tinuing South 88 degrees 29' 06" East Green, R- 1468, Tuscola County Records, Michi- 66.00 feet; thence South 01 degrees 31' which studied the willingness to relicense the gan. and was &.signed by said mortgagee Pinconning problem, 04" West 164.34 feet; thence North 87 Expo to feature plant, which had defaulted to the FORD CONSUMER FINANCE, degrees 04' 44" East 545.87 feet; thence "The producers and haulers on previous payments, cost as assignee, by an assignnient dated June North 01 degreas 06' 06" West 136.99 Beginning June 26 6, 1994. which was recordd on June 9, who sold their milk to the them more than $2.5 million feet; thence North 88 degws 24' 34" East 6 p,m. 1994,inLiher659,onPage 1471,Tuscola 590.00 feet; thence South 01 degrees 37' Pinconning cheese plant did in lost revenue. (Younty Records. on which mortgage 15" East 33.00 feet; thence South 88 de- so in good faith and with the feed fine-tuning there is claimed to be due at the date grees 24' 34' West 524.31 feet; then:, LADIES' FUN The bill requires dairy plant hereof the sum of One Hundred Eight South 01 degrees 06' 06" East 168.48 feet; understanding that the plant Thousand Four Hundred Thirt y Three and was financially sound," said Among the riia~iyfactors from the TMR mixer chute owners to prove they have thence South 87 degrees 04 44" West LEAGUE 24/100 dollars ($108,433.24), including 614.91 feet; thenceSouth 01 degrees 31' Green, vice-chair of the contributing to dairy cow or from the feed bunk right su fticien t financial security interest at 13.380% per annum. Adjust- 04" West 169.46 feet; thence North 88 House Agriculture and For- well-being and milk produc- after delivery the day the to cover milk receipts for a able Kate Mortgage. Interest rate may degrees 29' 06" West 66.00 feet; thence * No Commitments * change on 04/01 and 10/01 of each yw. estrv Committee. "Their trust tion is the quality of the ra- sample is taken to Ag Expo. 30-day period during the last North01 degrees31'04'Ekt400.00feet WEEKLY PRIZES Under the power of sale contained in to the point of beginning, to he used for wai repaid with broken tion cows are fed and the par- Expo's field demonstra- fiscal year or anticipated in said mortgage and the statute in such case purposes of ingress and egress. Just Come For Fun promises. ticle length of the ration. tions will be on reducing soil the current year. Financial made andprovided, notice is hereby given 9 holes, '4O0 green fee "The Pinc:onning fiasco Fine-tuning and feeding the compaction by using the security involves: that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Easement "C" - An easement for drain a sale of the mortgaged premises, or sonic purposes. being part of the Southwest highlighted problems in the dairy animal ration will be proper type of tire or rubber part of them, at public vendue, at the front An audited financial state- 1/4 of Section 13 and the Southeast 114 NORTHWOOD financial securities section of thc focus of the animal han- belt tracks fitted to tractors entrance to the Courthouse in the Village of Section 14, Town 11 North, Range 10 the milk act that needed re- dling denionstrations at Ag and field equipment. ment verifying the licensee's of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at East, Dayton Township, 'hscola Coun:y. ability to meet a ratio of 1 2:1 1O:OO A.M. o'clock, on July 12. 1996. Michigan. Described as being a strip cf GOLF COURSE form. My bill corrects these Expo, June 25-27 at Michi- The deM o 11 strati on s w i 11 Said premises are situated in Township of current assets to liabilities. land 40.00 feet wide, 20.00 feet on each 872-8002 oversights to help prevent gan State University. The run from 930 a.m. to 12:30 of DAYTON, Tuscola (hunty, Michigan, side of a centerline described as begin- anything like this from hap- aninial handling dcmonstra- p.m. each day and will fea- Verified quarterly statements and are described as: ning at a point on the South, East andwest Cathy Hellow 872-5464 evenings also are required. 1/8 line of said Section 14, which isNorth pening again." tions will he at 11 a.m. and ture action demon strati on s Part of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 13, A commercial security 00 degrees 48' 40" West 1325.57 fqt Attorney General Frank 1 :30 pm. each day. and equipment and tillage andtheSoutheat 1/4ofSection 14,lbwn along the East line of said Section 14 and Kelley and Dr. Gordon "We'rc going to take an experts from MSU, John bond. 11 North. Range 10 East, Lhyton Town- South 88 degrees 48'47"West 132.77 fek A certificate of deposit is- ship, Tuscola County, Michigan. De- along the South, East and West 1/8 line Guyer, Agriculture director, overall look at the impor- Deere, Ford New Holland, scribed beginning at a point which is sued or endorsed by the Ag- as of said Section 14 from the Southeast have filed a lawsuit against tance of the total mixed ra- Caterpillar and the Goodyear South 89 degrees 25' 19" West 1330.13 corner of said Section 14; thence North the Pinconning plant opera- tion (TMR) and then focus r i cu 1ture Department . feet along the East and West 1/4 line of 26 degrees 55' 06" East 1280.93 feet to Tire Company. Free shuttles said Section 13 and South 00 degrees 45' on the forage particle will leave Ag Expo's main * Stocks, bonds or securi- the ternunus of said centerline, said ter- ties acceptable to the depart- 26" Eact 1 S6 feet and South 88 degrees minus point being North 89 degrees 25' length," says Bill Bickert, parking lot for the demon- 24' 34" West 557.00 feet and South 01 Powerful Choices ment, 19" East 160.00 feet along the East and aninial handling demonstra- strations about every 20 min- degrees 06' 06" East 169.23 feet and West 1/4 line of Section 13, and South Forlls companies are strong An irrevocable letter of South 87 degrees 04' 44" West 61 3.48 fed 01 degrees 04" West 205.85 feet and ti o 11 s c oo r di n at or. "When utes. 31' providers ol llnanelalsscurlly, credit providing for auto- and South 01 degrees 31 '04"West 200.00 North 87 degrees 04' 44" East 343.57 feet ollrrlng powedul cholcsi lor your particle length is correct, it There will also be demon- feet from thc center of said Section 13 matic renewal. from the West 114 corner of said Section flnandal needs. allows the cow's rumen to strations of precision farm- said point of beginning being South 88 13. Life insurance policies degrees 29' 06" East 160.00 feet along function the way it is sup- ing equipment at noon and 3 Tlmi Inrunnce: Indiddual the Ewt and West 1/4 line of Section 13, Redemption period shall be 12 months Medkel incIudlng Short Term posed to function, and that that guarantee the equivalent p.m. each day at the nuin and South 01 degrees 3 1 ' 04" West 405.85 from such sale. Medical. Small Group Benelils, the cash surrender value helps make a healthier, more exhibition site, The focus of feet froin the West 1/4 corner of said Sec- Forlia Long Term Care. as security for milk pay- tion 13; thence South 88 degrees 29' 06" productivc aninial ." will be on field mapping, Dated, May 29, 1996 Fortis Emrfltr: Qroup Benefils. He says that in addition to ments. East 33.00 feet; thence South 01 degrees combine monitors and global 31' 04" West 359.67 feet; thence South FORL) CONSUMER FINANCE Fortla Flnmncbl Qmup: Mutual In addition, farmers must be de itw 11 str at i 11 g to producers p osi ti on in g s at el 1i t e-gu i ded 89 degrees 26' 38" West 430.64 feet to a Funds: Flxed end Varlable notified any time there is a traverse line along Shay Lake; thence Annuilles; Llls Insurance. Variable how they can measure forage farm equipment. FOR IWOKMATION, PLEASE CALL; change made in the financial along said traverse line,North 01 degrees (810) 642-4202 Unfversal Uls Insurance. particlc length and do a bet- MSU's annual Weed Tour 36' 27" Wect 123.60 feet; thence North security provisions of a dairy Trott & Trott, P.C. ter job of formulating, mix- will coincide with Expo. The 07 degrees 37'03" East 84.41 feet; thence AttorneysFINANCE, for FORD CONSUMER For more lnforrnatlon contact: ing and feeding their TMR, cost for the guided tour, plant. North 43 degrees 57' 2 I " FAst 1 12.45 feet; "These strong security pro- thence North 02 degrees 59' 04" East 30300Suite 201 Telegraph nutrition experts and animal which runs from 8:30 a.m. to Local Rrgfsttrcd Rcprruntntiw visions allow the department 85.24 feet to the teriiutius of said traverse leeding equipment reprcsen- 3 p.m. June 26, will be $20. line; thence South 88 degrees 29'06" East Bingham Farnx, Michigan 48025 Newell Harris to better monitor the finan- 326.05 feet to line and the waters edge of E, tatives will talk about and Registration will be at the File #96010161 P.O.Box 38 demonstrate i niproved ani - MSU Botany and Plant Pa- cial health of the dairy plants Shay Lake. Suhject to an easement over 5-29-5 Cas City, MI 48726-0038 it licenses," Green said. "If and across the FAsterly 66.00 feet thereof. (517) nial feeding behavior and thology field laboratory on 872-2688 cash flow, liquidity or other feedin&I .-y< stcms, College Road. The morning troubles surface, the depart- Regislered representalive Dairy and beef producers will focus on weed control in can hring a gallon-sized corn and soybeans. The af- ment can act quicker to en- sure that payment for milk sannple of fresh TMR in a tern o o n program, beginning plastic bag to the demonstra- at 1 p.m., will look at horti- delivery is made. tions for f'ree particle size cultural crops. Visitors can "As legislators, we have a analysis and consultation take self-guided tours of the responsibility to the farmers with MSU Department of plots beginning at 2 p.m. of this state, We would have Aiiiriial Science nutritionists. Tuesday and anytirneThurs- been remiss in our duty if' we The saniple should be taken day. had not taken the necessary Ag Expo opens at 9 a.m. steps to correct this prob- Ann Richards :ach day. lem."

FOOD CENTER Senior Citizens 5% Discount The following items will be sold at public auction located in Tuscola County on M-24. 2 miles south Homemade Sausage Every Wednesday of intersection of M-81 and M-24 at Car0 or 4 miles north of intersection of M-46 and M-24 on CASS and Smoked Meats (excludes Alcchd 4Tobacco Products) -IN CITY- (Wholesale & Retail) Phone: 872-2191 P Saturday, June 29 - 9:30 a.m. I

seat may be converted to bed - Ann Richards only owner and driver - very clean - 93,000 miles - your money's I-I-I -II=-I-I JOHN DEERE M-40 CRAWLER-LOADER-ready to go to work - clean 9- - - - 4 1- :" d.ld..lt aim101 Ford van and John Deere will be sold at approximately 1:OO PM

Several pieces from children's china tea sets McCall patterns and needle craft Boneless, BUTCHER COUNTER Family Pack 2 piece fire engine from the 60s Cunningham truck Sled BARGAINS Croquet set Skinless Toboggan i Many pieces of silverplate Lantern $199 Celluloid manicure set in case FRYER Ib. Buck saw, scythe, 3 cross cut $119 Johnny Pfeifer advertising figure saws STEAK Log cabin tin bank BREAST Clown head juicer HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES & Chamber pot with lid THE GRILL! \\ Y 1 '1 2 tea pots - Japanese & Hall MISCELLANEOUS Set of china - Japanese - service Kingsfo rd Mariah COLLECTIB LES Small freezer Boneless I \ Cherry day bed with spindle back for 12 - 1 plate chipped Set of dishes - English, Ironstone Apt. size gas stove CHARCOAL BACON and harp arms ---- \ 3 piece maple set with 2 rocking Pork Pine jelly cabinet - 6' 5 crocks China baby piano ornament chairs - ottoman 2 primitive pine end tables Walnut twin bed SIRLOIN 3 pine saddle seat, pressed Several china cups, saucer and sets Pink depression glass pieces - Walnut 9 drawer chest of drawers back chairs 2 twin beds complete variety of patterns - includes Ib. Ib. bag $ J Small drop leaf table French Prcvincial dresser CHOPS $239 0 $3y3ENDS Ib. box 199 goblets, cracker jar (lid chipped), \i Buffet top with mirror French Provincial knee hole desk Lady's boudoir chair fruit bowl, etc. Old Carnival glass - various Walnut hall tree 2 flat top trunks 2 walnut end tables & lamp table 1 domed trunk patterns and colors Pots, pans. dishes 1 Hamburger Potato Casserole. Salad & Roll Modern Carnival pieces ALL LUNCHES W*dnmsdmy 6-2646 Black lngraham mantel clock 2 pc Chicken. Potato Wedges 8 Salad Set of dishes - Japanese 2 1 Beef Pot Roast. Potaloes & Carrots. Gravy. Salad 8 Roll 2 cut glass bowls - nice $2.99 Thur8d.y 6-27-96 2 3 pc Chicken Potatoes. Salad 8 Roll Wall clock with walnut frarne 1 cr,iled-,.,. Ham 8 Cheese ($2 29) Large quantity of craft items . Thursday 6-27-96 Several Crocheted glass crystal F,,d~y~-~8-~~ickenPotato Wedges 8 Salad Old tailor's traveling table - including a large variety of fabrics UNLESS NOTED 1 Meal Loa1 Mashed Potatoes. Salad 8 Roll dishes 2 3 pc Chicken. Mashed Potatoes. Gravy. Salad 8 Roll 1 pc B B Q Ribs. Potato Wedges 8 Salad handmade Vast quantity of Christmas 2 Frlday 6-28-06 2 2 pc Fish (Cod). Potato Wedges 8 Salad Glass basket - vase with 1 3 pc B 0 0 Ribs. Polato Wedges Salad & Roll ($4 29) Large table lamp with porcelain 3 2 pc Chicken. Potato Wedges B Salad craft items 2 3 pc Fish (Cod) Potato Wedges. Salad 8 Roll ($4 29) overlaid glass Saturday 6-29-96 girl holding urn as base to 3 3 pc Chicken Potato Wedges Salad 8 Roll Store display racks, shelves, table 1 Macaroni & Cheese Salad & Roll Fluted cranberry vase Saturdmy1 3 pc 6-29-06 Chicken. Poteto Salad Cole Slaw 8 Roll lamp - very nice Blankets, linens, drapes 2 2 pc Chicken Potato Wedges, & Salad Monday 7-1-96 Heart & hands perfume whimsey Mondmy. 7-1-96 5 kerosene lamps - oak with 1 Hot Dogs, Potato Salad Various pieces of camping 1 Tuna Noodle Casserole Salad 8 Roll Large quantity of Avon bottles 2 2 pc Chicken Potato Wedges 8 Salad green glass base - nice equipment * -- 2 3 DC Chicken. Potato Wedges & Roll fUr8day 7-d-vw Tu.8d.y'7-2-06 Roseville vase 1 Taco Salad (Small $2 49, Large $3 99) LOUIS MARX & CO SUPER Many books 1 Baked Pork Chops, Scalloped htatoes. Salad 8 Roll Large quantity of baskets including 2 2 DC Chicken Potato Wedges 8 Salad CIRCUS - tin, includes figures, 2 pieces of marble 9 9 ne Chrkan Srallaaed PornloAs Salad & Roll J 2 side shows. Used as store pine straw & wicker Cast iron pots & dutch oven Crutches, bedside commode, display. Original box. Very nice walker, 4 prong cane 2 kraut cutters Some dolls Toro snow blower like new 5 quilts including Bow Tie, Zig Zag, - Doll crib Skilsaw Double Wedding Ring "Super Sweet" Tap-out-the-rhythmdancing girl Chain saw Shurfine Squeeze Catsup 20 OZ. 5gc toy - made by Knickerbocker 2 new quilts & quilt pieces London's Pictures and frames 2 large jewelry wagons with Sweet many good items Trend Liquid 128 02. (pre-priced $299) or Corn $199 Only $259 Melo Maid doz. Owner - Ann Richards 2% Lowfat Phone 517-673-5304 - Bush's Baked Beans 28 02. can 89" Copeland Lunch Wagon 1 U.S. #1 Idaho Milk 1 Potatoes Terms - Cash or check with ID. Everything settled for day of sale. Not responsible for accidents Pickles 32 02. gal.$1 99 $, 99 bilwaukee Midget 10 Ib. bag Clerk & Auctioneer - J. Hillaker Auction Service J Phone - 517-872-301 9 or 517-872-5375 Q

CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS ClTY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 PAGE SEVEN iTate wins t ‘areagolf Driver training MINOR LEAGUE tourney As of June 22 Cass City High School golf has changed, say standout ChadTate took first Cass City Oil & Gas WL place in the Independent In- Orioles surance Agency Classic, held 11 1 General Cable June 17 at Verona Hills Golf teaching veterans Giants 92 Club, Bad Axe. All Season Rent-All Tate shot a 79 to win the tourney, which featured a by Rebecca Maser changed is the close calls all crs to be a little under-confi- Erla’sA’s 73 field of 40 competitors ages drivers education teachers dent rather than overconfi- Staff Writer Cubs 13 to 18. experience because of the dent. Overconfidence, he 47 students’ lack of experience. said, can get new drivers into Hardee’s He’ll now play in the Ferris Sitting behind the wheel of State Golf Classic July 14 “It’s a little hair raising,” accidents. Yankees 38 a car for the first time can be Cole Carbide and 15 in Big Rapids. If the Markel said, explaining that Students typically complete a scary and nerve-wracking 30 hours of classroom work Tigers 28 local high school junior fin- experience, but 4 Cass City he has had a mirror taken off ishes in the top 7 there, he’ll a car by a semi-truck and and 6 hours of actual driving. Sutter’S Bakery men try to make learning to Students may be required to Dodgers 29 advance to nationals and play drive as easy as possible. experienced a 180 degree with a PGA pro. skid on M-8 1, on dry pave- complete more or fewer Jerry Cleland, Jim Hobbs, LITTLE LEAGUE Tate, the son of Rich and CASS CITY drivers education teachers Don Markel. .Terrv ment, both while students hours, depending on ability - ,v- Don Markel and Dennis -d and confidence. As of June 22 Mary Tate, has been captain Meck are all drivers educa- were driving. of the Cass City Goif Team Cleland, Jim Hobbs and Dennis Meck begin another day of In the old days, Cleland tion teachers for the Cass Students use two books, Chappel’s Dentistry for the past years and has teaching new students how to drive. They have almost 60 years City School District during said, the students learned “What Every Driver Must advanced to state competi- Giants 81 the summer. how to drive on used cars and Know”, provided by the Sec- Little Caesars tion as an individual both of drivers education teaching experience between them. All 4 men have been teach- he was involved in a few en- retary of State, and “Drive years. Orioles 72 ing drivers education for a gine fires, and brake failures Right.” The classroom work Kri tzman’s number of years, with were somewhat common. is also supplemented with Cubs 53 Aid to farmers Cleland having the most ex- With students driving new videos and guest speakers. Martin Electric perience. Cleland began cars these days, those prob- Tigers 36 teaching in 1966, but has not lems rarely occur, he said. C.C. Wrecker Service taught continuously since Students taking drivers edu- McDonaldYankees ’s 27 then. Meck and Markel have cation through Cass City Four alfalfa test fields set been teaching 7 years and High School drive a Dodge Dodgers 17 Hobbs has been a drivers Stratus. education teacher since Recent increases in com- week until early June. Ac- weeks. Samp1c.s will hc pounds of protein and would The teachers added another 1981.

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YOU CAN’T MISS rn with f CHRONICLE LINERS Call 517-754-4800 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN , Signing REC. contract “no : risk” benefit for farmers Holbrook Area News Growers who are eligible years between 199 I - 1995. In of producing a crop, will for the Production Flexibil- Michigan, the eligible crop- share in the PFC payments, ity Contract (PFC) need to land includes the base acre- presumably in the same ra- Mrs. Thelma Jackson have the necessary paper- age for barley, corn, grain tio as they share the risk of Phone 658-2347 work completed and be reg- sorghum, wheat and oats. the farm operation. The istered with the county Farm Schwab explained PFC renter and landlord signa- ServiceAgency (FSA) in less payments are based on those tures will be required on the than a month. cropland acres and will be PFC, or a designated power , EUCHRE CLUB were Sunday afternoon Peter and Jennifer Clawson Metamora, Farmington Hills, and Mrs. Bill Cleland and “It is an opportunity to se- paid to the person or persons of attorney from the landlord guests of Reva Silver. ofAtlanta, Ga., Mike Zauner Dcckerville, Bad Axe, Ubly, family and Blanche Clutz at cure a 7-year annuity for zero who carry or share the risk to the tenant can be used for The Euchre Club met Sun- Pam Emandel of Harbor of Indianapolis, Ind., and Mr. Snover, Flint, Howell and the Walled Lake. financial expenditure,” said associated with the produc- the enrollment, Schwab says. day, June 16, at the home of Beach, Cheryl and Bobbie and Mrs. Jack Pelton at- surrounding area. Mr. and Mrs. Don Michigan State University tion of the crop. “For the land owner who Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen and Allen Farrelly had tended a birthday party for McKnight were Monday agricultural economist, For the grower who owns rents his or her cropland to a Copeland at 2 o’clock. High dinner at the Franklin Inn in Ron Grifka at his home Sat- ****** evening guests of Mr. and Gerald Schwab. “From the the land upon which the grower, the farm lease can be prizes were won by Mrs. Bad Axe Wednesday. urday evening. Mrs. Jim Hewitt. individual farm point of crops are grown, it is just a for any period of time agreed Leonard Beulla and Jerry Mrs. Dunc Mclntyre was a Krysten and Thomas Sofka Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt view, we have yet to discover matter of their signature on upon,” he said. “Although the Thursday forenoon guest of were Wednesday afternoon spent a few days with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Tony any financial reasons to do the PFC position fonn. PFC provisions are to run 7 Decker. Low prizes were Cieslinski were Friday won by Mrs. Elmer Fuester Mrs. Earl Schenk. guests of Winnifrcd Sofka. Mrs. Gary Ross and family without the PFC payment.” The cash renter, who in ex- years, the lease can be for Mr. and Mrs Allen Darlene Terrassi, Julie and at Arcadia where they at- evening guests of Mr. and The last day to sign up for change for a cash payment to shorter time if the landlord and Arnold LaPeer. Jerry Mrs. Stanley Glaza. Decker won the traveling Depcinski attended a wed- Melissa were Sunday after- tended the graduation of a PFC is July 12. Registra- the land owner controls thc wishes.” Bryce and Betty Hagen vis- prize. The group had supper ding reception for Mr. and noon guests ofAllen Farrelly. Leslie Ross at the Frankfort tion must be made with the use of the land and accepts Guidelines for developing a Mrs. James Smagiliski at the Tom Wills of Las Vegas, High School Friday evening ited Donelda Meske at the FSA in the county in which all the risk and financial re- lease for the cash renter ap- at Charmont. Harbor Beach Long Term The next party will be held Ruth K of C Hall Saturday. Nev.. spent from Tuesday and the open house at the the farm is located. sponsibility for the crop pear in North Central Region Care Facility Monday. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. evening till Friday morning township hall Sunday and “If growers are not sure grown, appears to be the (NCR) bulletin 76 “Cash Wilfred Depcinski came Dawn Moss of Ohio, Sylvester Bukowski July 14 with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald returned home Tuesday. they want a PFC, they should rightful recipient of the PFC Farni Lease.’’The NCR bul- home Wednesday after Cheryl Allen and Allen$ at 2 o’clock. A potluck din- Wills. Mrs. Mark Farrelly, Allen register regardless,” Schwab payment. He or she is re- letin 77, “Crop Share Farm spending a week at Hills and Farrelly had dinner at the ner will be served. Dales Hospital in Cass City. Amy and Julie Rutkowski Farrelly and Cheryl Allen said. “They can always exit sponsible for enrolling the Lease” will be helpful for the and Wcather Depcinski spent had lunch at the Pepperniill China King in Bad Axe Fri- the program at a later date farm in contract. share renter when reaching Mrs. Mark Particka, Adam day. ****** and Ashley of Woodland, Wednesday with Mr. and in Bad Axe Friday. without penalty if they don’t In addition, written docu- an agreement to sign the Mrs. Allen Depcinski. Winnifred Sofka was Janie Main and John, Susan like it, but they cannot regis- mentation, such as a cash PFC. Texas, spent from Sunday till Sofka of Highland, Rebecca Sunday guests of Mrs. Alex Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, A group of 62 relatives, among a group of IO who ter after July 12 if they ulti- farm lease form signed by The bulletins are available Cleland and Carol Laming friends and neighbors at- attended the Wednesday Felrnlec of Bay City, Krysten mately decide that the PFC the renter and the landlord, from the Tuscola County Melvin Particka and Felix and Thomas Sofka were were Phyllis Pelton of Osentoski. tended a graduation open morning breakfast at Pat’s would be beneficial to the will be required by the FSA MSU Extension office in Shabbona and Mr. and Mrs. house for Janice Sweeney at Restaurant in Ubly. weekend guests ofwinnifred farm operation.” to verify that the renter has a Car0 or by writing to the Randy Knowles of So a. Ken Osentoski. Westland spent from Tues- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Farrelly was *a fk He said eligibility for PFC legal right to use the land. MSU Bulletin Office, IOB Lawrence Hollik was a day till Sunday and Charles Brian Sweeney Sunday. A Father’s Day breakfast guest Visitors at the Gerald Wills payments are based on crop- The share renter who shares Agriculture Hall, MSU, East Wednesday guest of Mr. and and Christopher Corbi s hle y buffet dinner was served. of Mr. and Mrs. Mark home last week were Mr. and land that was enrolled in the with the land owner the risk Lansing, MI 48824- 1039, or Mrs. Jim Hewitt. of Bad Axe spent from Fri- Guests attended from Farrelly and family. Mrs. Tony Cieslinski and acreage reduction program and financial responsi hility by calling: 5 17-355-0240. Chad and Christy Glaza of day till Sunday with Mr. and Lupton, Allegan, Yale, Ubly, Nineteen members of the Reva Silver, Friday, Mr. and (ARP) in at least one of the Lewiston, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jim Hewitt. South Lyon, Marlettc, Traveling Breakfast club met Mrs. Gary Wills of Port Aus- Orville Glaza and Mrs. Larry Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glaza Pinnehog, Elkton, Rad Axe at Stephanos for breakfast tin, Veron and Lenora Glaza were Sunday guests of were Wednesday forenoon and Cass City. Thursday morning. The Gingrigh and Clarence Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glaza. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack group will meet at Murphy’s Fihrantz and son Don, Sat- Laura Kulish and Allen Glaza. GRUBER REUNION Bakery next week. urday, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Farrelly had supper at the Mr, and Mts. Larry Konkel Hind, Mr.and Mrs. Dan Ulfig Pepperniill in Bad Axe Sat- and Marney were Sunday The Gruber reunion was Mr. and Mrs. Melvin and Vanessa Sunday, Gary urday and were evening evening guests of Mr. and held Sunday at the home of Particka attended a gradua- Wills, Mr. and Mrs. Harold guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mrs. Frank Terry at Elkton. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wilson tion open house for Bradley Ballagh and Rev. Dave A growing family needs more life insurance. Farrelly and family. Dennis and Sharlene near Cass City. Around 60 Underwood at the home of Smith, Tuesday, Mr. and Your Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company of Rich &ma LUTCF Jennifer and Peter Clawson Hagen, Ben and Mary attended the potluck dinner Mr. and Mrs. Matt Pafticka Mrs. Jim Brown, B’iIl of Atlanta, Ga., and Mike Maurer were Father’s Day at noon. Games were played and family at Tipton. Russell, Sheryl Markham, Michigan agent will make sure you have the 6703 Main Street Zauner of Indianapolis, Ind., supper guests of Bryce and by the children and prizes Mrs. Alex Cleland and Reva Silver and Mrs. Martin security you need. Call today. Cass City, MI 48726 Phone: 872-4326 spent the weekend with their Betty Hagen. were given. The a f ternoon Carol Laming spent from Sweeney, Wednesday. Making your future more predictable grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Farrelly was a Sunday was spent visiting. *I’hursday till Sunday with Allen Farrelly was a Mon- Jack Pelton. evening guest of Mr. and Guests attended from Ply- Bob Cleland Sr. at Waterford. day forenoon guest of Laura D FARM BUREAU Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind Mrs. Chuck Allen Jr. mouth, Royal Oak, Saturday, they visited Mr. Kulish. rHYlmY.m. HIYIkm. WSUHANCE -YIy-. e.-

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More house held Friday afternbon county’s recycling trailer Recovery Facility. and more businesses are at the new recycling center, drop-off program in which The facility’s annual budget bringing in cardboard and located a mile south of Caro trailers are parked at various is expected to total about paper,” she said, “I’m happy at 1123 Mertz Rd. locations and are used to col- $50,000. Recyclable mate- with it. Things are going The recovery facility, con- Iect recyclable materials. rials sold by the facility go well.” Items accepted are newspa- towards operation expenses, structed with a $93,000 Dc- Residents can drop pers, corrugated cardboard, according to Mika, who said off re- partment of Environmental cyclable materials at the glass (clear, brown and the remaining costs will be Quality grant, opened March Material Recovery Facility 4.“The facility to-date has re- green), plastic #1 and #2 covered by the county. Monday through Friday, (bottles only), polystyrene #6 “Our personal goal was to from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (foam only), aluminum, steel generate about $25,000’’ this cycled 62 tons of newsprint, The facility is closed on 6.8 tons of plastic, 11.2 tons canshin and office paper year, she said, adding, how- weekends and holidays. (white ledger, color and corn- ever, it doesn’t look like that of sieel cans and 10.8 tons of Additional information is corrugated cardboard,” said puter). goal will be reached due, in available by contacting Mika In addition, 5 curbside pro- part, to low fiber prices. Recycling Coordinator at (5 17) 672- 1673. Sharon Mika, who operates Appoint Green to committee State Rep. Mike Green’s legislative assignments in- crease by one with his recent appointment to the House Insurance Committee. Speaker Paul Hillegonds named Green, R-Mayville, as the successor to Rep. -- Willis Bullard Jr., R-Milford, who was elected to the Sen- ate earlier this month. ~rrrrr:xxx x xxxx~xxxxxxxxxx~XJC I I xrxI “Representative Green’s Older adults, caregivers commendable leadership and drive make him an ex- SATURDAY - JULY 6 cellent choice for this posi- tion,” said Hillegonds, R- t 2 Big Shows! Under the Bia TOD! to benefit from program Holland. “He has shown himself to be a hard worker. I am confident he will serve The Human Development t ran sportat i on ass i stance, Sacred Heart Parish Center 1,000 Community Action the committee, Legislature Commission (HDC) is now and the emotional satisfac- in Caro, but a relocation and Agencies across the country and his district well.” operating a new service for tion of knowing thcy’ve expansion are planned for which serve the needs of Green also is vice chair of IN mVANCE AT GATE later this year. Persons who low-income, elderly, and dis- ..a* older adults and those who helped a family memhcr re- the House Agriculture and Adult 0.m. $ 7.00 Adult $ 8.00 care for them. main in his or her own home are interested in the program ablcd persons. Forestry Committee and a Entitled Tuscola County or community. may call Coordinator Kim member of the Human Ser- Ehild 2$4.00 Child YrS5.00 HDC offers some 40- differ- Adult Day Services, this new Special activities planned Wasik directlv at (5\I- 171 672- vices and Transportation cnt Programs in the Ihmb program is designed espe- for thc month ofJuly include CARE (2273j, or may con- panels. Show Times a trip to Thumb’s Up An- tact the Human Developmcnt Area to meet these needs, “I am pleased with the po- cially to provide daytime and others expressed by the care for persons experienc- tiques and Village Diner, an Commission for further in- sition,” Grcen said. “AI- though the year is quickly ing the effects ofAlzheimer’s Ice-Cream Social, and a Se- formation. generalabout these public, programs, For details please Disease and other dementias. nior Olympics Week. passing, I promise to make call (5 17) 673-4 I2 1 or Toll- Its services include: profes- The Adult Day Service pro- The Hurrian Development the most of the remaining . --_.. sional,.. individualized care; gram is located within the Commission is one ofnearlvd Free at 1-800-843-6394 time .” nutritious meals (provided by HDC’s Dining Program); 7 opportunities for sooializa- Your achrertiksng wmdb better in ...... 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Decorative Stone .TOOIS Air Conditioning Munger, Michigan Lawn Ornaments Gutters & Accessories 9856 Sarlers Rd. Lumber 6957 E. Cass City Rd. Freeland, MI 48623 1-800-646-5546 CASS CITY SEBEWAING BUILDING 1576 E. Car0 Rd (517) 695-9461 (517) 659-2121 872-4779 883-3860 MATERMLS Xeming th Greater ?tium6” 872-5 130 673-6550 Sand Top Soil Gravel FOR Septic Basement5 Ponds CONTRACTORS Dozer Work Driveway\ Many thanks and appreciation go to our contractors 2061 West Car0 Rd. Demolition Caro. Michigan (517) 872-4502 (517)673-3121 5800 Van Dyke Rd , Cash City who were a part of the development of our new facility! CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 PAGE ELEVEN Farmers Festival to DownMemory Lane be held in Pigeon From the files of the Chronicle Lights, camera, children’s activities sched- action ....summertime fun is uled for Friday as well, in- ...... ,,..._...... -...,,.--.,,,,-- ..1r-.1--7-_m_....I ...... I... coming to the Western cluding baby crawl contest, Thumb area with the 23rd Kids’ Kapers by 4C, petting 5 YEARS AGO CIO, is a candidate on the fertilizer rig owned by In Little League, the Yan- cerns. Incorporated in 19 18, year reunion Saturday night .< Democratic ticket for the 8th Klein’s Fertilizer overturned Annual Farmers’ Festival zoo, pony rides, Kids’ Ca- kees are undefeated in 6 it has been under Asher’s at the Methodist Church in July 23-28 in Pigeon. The nine Extravaganza (dog ‘6 Employees of Evans Engi- District Congressional seat. at the corner of Main and games. Tuesday, the Yanks guidance for 32 years. Cass City+All 33 remaining rural flavor comes forth in ‘~~eeredProducts Co., now He will oppose a popular Seeger Monday. The impact show), hula-hoop contest raced off to a 21-1 lead be- The world’s smallest resus- students of the 37 in the such events as farm tours, .:RCS-Engineered Products veteran, J. BobTraxler, in the caused the tank to break and (bring your own hoop) and hind their ace hurler, Phil citator has been obtained by original class were con- quilt shows, craft fairs with -:Inc., in Gagetown put in their primary election Aug. 5. the fertilizer went drizzling much more! Bader, and then coasted to Hills and Dales General Hos- tacted, and all but 5 of them over 60 Grafters, barbecues, last day June 14,16 days be- Unseasonably cool weather down the storm sewer. Other highlights include victory behind Tony Doerr. pital, Cass City, to help new- were able to attend the re- teen and adult dances, side- fore a 2-year contract was to has trimmed attendance at The Chamber of Commerce gospel concerts by Living Doerr banged out a home run born babies who have trouble union. Fred Pinney con- walk sales, and a greased pig ,haveexpired. The closing left the Helen and Albin J. initiated its first step to help Truth Tuesday and Four- for the winners and 10 of the drawing their first breaths. ducted the evening’s pro- contest, just to name a few Given Thursday evenings; ~ 49 employees jobless. Stevens Memorial swim- beautify the village by plant- 11 players at the game col- Eight thousand gallons of gram. of the events slated. the Taylor Brothers, identical Ribbon cutting services ming pool in the village park ing some 4,000 petunias lected hits. number 2 he1 oil poured into A highlight of the festival is twin country music enter- ’ were held Friday for Tuscola along Main Street from city The misses Dian Cardew to an average of93 a day. But the Grand Parade scheduled ‘County’s new Health Depart- limits to city limits. Undcr the yard and gutter around a and Carolyn Gross enter- tainment from Flint, fol- better swimming days are to step off from the south end lowed by a fireworks display ’ment facility. The 16,000 coming and Suzy Scollon, the direction of Rogcr Little, 35 YEARS AGO 10,000 gallon tank at the tained some 20 guests in the square foot facility at 1309 County Garage in Deford Cardew home Friday of town at I :30 p.m. Satur- Friday night, and Tommy pool director, expects capac- the campaign consists of‘ day, July 27. The parade in- Cleaver Road replaces the planting 20-fu‘oot strips of red, The gas portion of Cass and the Cass City Fire De- evening at a miscellaneous Tropic (juggling), Miss ity crowds of up to 225 a day cludes floats froin around the Michigan, and Sherry ’€ormer department on West white and pink petunias on City Oil & Gas Company has partment stood by and bridal shower for Miss soon. been sold to Cliff Ferguson region, queens, bands and Leipprandt’s Dancers will Car0 Road. Ulfig was named Jay- individual residents’ park- watched! The fire depart- Sandra Bryant. Dan of Decker, Stanley Asher, ment was called at p.m. entertainment for all ages, entertain Saturday evening. Dr. S.H. Raythatha, 47, will cee man of the year recently. ways. 2:25 manager of the company, and in this year of elections, open his Cass City practice He is credited with leading to stand by while the state *** Mr. and Mrs, Neil Hurry of announced this week. The politicians. July 15 in the office previ- the club’s work for the July police pumped the fuel into Common 8erise in an Florida haw heeri visiting sale splits the business ofone a brine tank. uncommon what The Kids’ Parade is sched- ously occupied by Dr. 4 Festival and helping the degree is here and were housc giicsts of the community’s oldest The Cass City High School the world calls wisdom. uled for Friday, July 26, at Beatriz Martin. Dr. club move to a solid finan- of Mrs. C.M. Wallace. and most successful con- Class of 1921 held its 40th -Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1O:OO a.m. with other Ray that ha practices internal cial position while in charge. medicine, pediatrics, OB/ Jim and Diane (Asher) GYN and emergency medi- Bemboom and daughter cine. Nicole of Wrightwood, Ca- Joseph E Niemiec 111, 16, lif., returned home Saturday of Ubly died at St. Luke’s after spending a week’s va- Hospital in Saginaw Friday, cation at the home of Aldcn 2 days after nearly drowning and Joanri Asher. in a pond at a private camp- There are 3 new columns in ground in Huron County’s the Chronicle this week. Verona Township. Two are called “The City Cass City home economics Slicker” and “Main Street teacher Katie Jackson retired Charlie”, which will appear the last day of the 1990-91 from time to time as inspira- school year, after 39 years in tion strikes. Also new is a the classroom. column by Melva Guinther Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ross that will appear weekly. have sold the old Federated Building to Perry and Meg 25 YEARS AGO Ford, who are opening a new store, “PERMAR”, June 29. A 16-day strike at General Cable Corporation in Cass 10 WARS AGO City ended Monday when members of Local 6222 of 7 Larry A. Samuelson, 48, of the United Steel Workers 4551 East Shabbona Road, a voted to return to work start- Great for College Dor journeyman millwright and ing with the third shift Mon- welder and member of Mill- day. wright Local 1102, AFL- A bolt broke and a liquid Remnan

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John Tomczak Kingston. He died Dec. 8, He was born Feb. 27, 1916 1984. Friday, June 28 in Greenleaf Township to Freda attended County Not- John Joseph Tomczak, 8 1, mal and taught school for Alcoholich Anonymouh and AI-Anon, Good Shepherd Guy and Pearl (Spencer) of Cass City, formerly of ii few years. She was a mem- Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. Cleland and had been a life- Detroit, died Tuesday, June ber of Farm Bureau and long area resident. He mar- 18, in Bay Special Care Cen- Monday, July 1 United Methodist Church of ried Velma Bailey Nov. 6, ter after a long illness. Cass City. Novesta Twp. Board meeting, 7:30 p.m. 1937 in the parsonage in He was born June 7, 19 15, She is survived by her sori, Sandusky. in Detroit to Ignatius and Wednesday, July 3 Roy R. (Shirley) Wagg cif NEW OFFICERS of the St. Pancratius Women's Council re- Cleland was a former Farm Ameli a (Kw i atkow ski) Dupllcak Bridge 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone welcome. Bureau member and Cass Cass City; 6 grandchildren; Tomczak. He had lived in 7 great-grandchildren; 5 June 12 winners: Lyle and Marilyn DeRousse. cently took their oath of office. They are (left to right) Trea- City School Board member. Cass City for 18 years. He He was a member of the s tep-grandc hildren ; son-in- If surer Linda Gray, Secretary Helen Dale, Vice-president married Dorothy J. Kubicki law, Bob Alexander; sisters- RLDS church in Shabbona. May 6, 1950, in Detroit. in-law, Olive, Charlotte and Chronicle Liners He served on the Greenleaf Tomczak served in the US. Kathleen Nizzola and President Lois Sugden. Elna Kelley, Elynore Township Board of Review. Air Force during WWII. He rk Like Magic! He was employed at Patterson ; brothers-in-law, worked as a supervisor, re- Louis Severance and Leroy Saginaw Steering Gear, tiring from Chrysler after Nestles Milk Plant in Cass Evans. She was preceded in New officers take oath many years. He was a mem- death by her daughter, City and Ubly and retired ber of St. Pancratius Catho- Marilyn Alexander; sisters, from Fairmonts 25 years ago. lic Church, Knights of Co- Fern Severance, Ruby Evans, Cass City Chronicle Linda Gray and Marilyn In attendance were 23 la- the fall bazaar. Kathleen He then, along with his wife, lumbus and the Moose Mastie co-hosted the busy dies from St. Pancratius and Nizzola discussed the pro- opencd his own furniture re- Francine Charlton; brothers, 6550 Main St., Cass City Lodge in Caro. He was a Walter, Scott, Jessie, "June Dessert" meeting of 8 visitors from Gagetown - gram for the fatherhon pair and upholstery shop. former member of Cass City Phone 872-2010 the St. Pancratius Women's St. Agatha, including Sister breakfast, which was held in Cleland was a 4-H wood- Maurice, Harley and Bob i 1 Rotary. Kelley. --- Council. Joan. the parish hall on Father's working leader and taught I' Tomczak is survived by his Funeral services were held The oaths of office were Day after the 9 a.m. mass. classes in upholstering and wife, Dorothy; brother- and Sunday, in Little & Kranz given by Christine Erla and The meeting was adjourned caning . sister-in-law,Harry and Dor- NEED A NEW CAR OR TRUCK? Funeral Home with the Rev. positions accepted by each with desserts and a card He is survived by his wife Kubicki of othy Sterling Rick Sheppard of the United new officer for the corning game. July 1 is the council's Velma; children: Gene and Heights; nephews, Gary and Methodist Church of Cas year. Janct Leach gave an up- next meeting date, beginning wife Winnie of Bad Axe, Gregory Kubicki and Walter City officiating. dated report on the plans for with Mass at 6:30 p.m. Judy and husband Jim Doerr Fran kow s ki ; n iece s , Chris- of Ubly, Curtis (Jerry) and Memorials may be made to tine Dudzinski and Karen the United Methodist Church wife The0 of Cass City; I1 Shramski, and a cousin, of Cass City. Bike-a-thon nets grandchildren; 13 great- Lottie Konwalski of Cass "OVER 200 NEW & USED CARS grandchildren; extended Interment was in Novesta City. He was preceded in Township Cemetery. AND TRUCKS AVAILABLE" family includes foster chil- death by a sister, Helen $2,623 for hospital dren: Judy Ann (Steve) Frankow ski. Hosner of Georgia and their Funeral services were held The St. Jude Children's Re- Matt Derfiny, Chris Reinas, Mendon man Ron Ouvm "Every Make and Model" 2 children, Linda (Rick) Saturday in St. Pancratius I search Hospital Bike-a-thon Leah Sherman, Ricky Kukuk of Brown City, Mary Catholic Church, with the arraigned Home 872-2495 For Your Best Buv which was held in Cass City Lovejoy and Becky Wass. Lapeer of Dec kervi lle and Rev. Paul Bala officiating. J was a success. Forty-seven Mileage figures for the 3- Denise (Michael) Stine of Business 269-978 1 Memorials may bc made to A Mendon, Mich,, man was TODAY! children and adults raiscd hour event were affected by Cass City, and family; sev- the Capucian Soup Kitchen CALL ME the windy conditions. Ross recently arraigned inTuscola $2,623 from their May 18 eral nieces and nephews, of Detroit. ride, in spite of an extrcniely Sherman recorded the high- Funeral services were held County District Court on Interment was in Elkland charges of receiving and con- windy day which made est mileage with 29, Jeremy Friday at Little & Kranz Fu- Township Cemctery. riding a challenge. Reed logged 24 miles, and neral Home, with Elder Ellis cealing a stolen 1987 Ford After the event, riders col- Scott Sheppard had 17. Gardner of RLDS officiating. Van and malicious destruc- lected their pledges. Ross Cass City Chairperson Memorials may be made to Freda -Wagg tion of a fence at the Fremont Sherman collected $200 and Linda Derfiny expressed her the Ben Hobart Rotary Township Cemetery June 18. Garrett Wichert turned in appreciation to ,the 5 Scholarship Fund. Freda Millie Wagg, 93, of Bond in the case was set at $166. Five others collected churches which helped orga- Interment was in Valley Cass City, died Thursday, $5,000 for the defendant. $100 or more. They include nize the event, and to the lo- Ccmetery, Ubly. June 20, in Hills and Dales Shaun L. Jacobson, 17. He cal merchants who supplied General Hospital, Cass City, faces a preliminary examina- food and drink to the partici- after a short illness. tion July 2 at 1 :30 p.m. 1;ENtfWL PRIMARY ELECT IDN pants. Extra thanks were Ramona Shook TUESDCIY, AUGUST 6, 1996 extended to Walbro Corpora- 111 111 tion for the use of their park- Mrs. Ramona Jean Shook, ing lot as a safe and conve- 54, of Saginaw, died Satur- nient location for the ride. day, June 22, at Saginaw NUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LOCAL CLERKS WILL DE CIT THE LOCCITIONS LISTED General Hospital following a BELOW ON: brief illness. Ramona Jean Maytoreno 4-H Club was born April 16, 1942. She married Fredrick M. Shook For Ltie purpose of receiving applications for registration of the qualified Nov. 22, 1969. electors in township city. Electors who wish to vote the, august forming in said or 'in She was a member of St. ALII Primary must be vote no than 5:OO p.m. on Election registered to later Helen Catholic Church, flQ.oddyr Julv R, 149h. To register to vote, visit any Secretary of State Branch Office, County Clerk, Township or City Clerk's Office. Ubly area where she served on the women's group and dinner new 4-H Club is being committee. Coming Soon To , organized in the Uhly-Bad Surviving are her husband, SECRETfiRY OF STATE'S OFFICE - BONDUSKY, CROSWELL L MARLETTE (Call ahead for Axe area. Fredrick; one daughter and 2 office hours). sons, Margaret Shook, CassCityArea I A wide variety of project Saginaw, Fredrick M. Shook SANILCIC COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, COURTHOUSE, 60 W. Sanilac Avenue, Sandusky. areas will be covered. Youth Jr., Indianapolis, Ind., and p-m., Monday through (810) flrfice hours 8:00 a.m. to 4~30 Friday, 648-3212. 5 to 19 years of age are eli- Thomas H, Shook, Tempe, gible to join the 4-H club pro- Ariz., and one granddaugh- UFFICE HOURS FOR TOWNSHIP AND CITY CLERKS' AS SPECIFIED BELOW- grams regardless of race, ter. BOATS color, national origin, sex, Mass of Christian Burial AIR LINDA I. KOZFKAY was scheduledTuesday at St. SfiNILCIC COUNTY CLERK disability, age or religion. Helen Catholic Church, with 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed Youth can join the club by the Rev. Fr. Robert J, contact i n g B arbar a Tu r n e r, Meissner officiating. or Your Money Back! In addition to the nomination and election af candidates for- various 4320 South Bad Axe Rd., officer;, the following local proposals will also be on the ballot: Burial was to be in Ubly, (517) 658-8387, or Roselawn Memorial Gar- FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL Robert A. Johnson, county dens. (517) 872-2007 extension director, 104 Memorials may be given to Look for more ads in the County Building, Bad Axe, St. Helen Catholic Church or Cass Citu Chronicle (5 1 7) 269-9949. the American Cancer Soci- r\ request to increase aperating millage from 4.3395 mills to 5 mi115 (S.66 ppr of taxable years 1996 through 2001 *l,OOO value) for six bolelike nobodv A request to renew expired library millage for 2/10 of 1 mill (S.20 per $1,000 of taxable value) for four years 1996 through 1999 else mmes close 6

fi request to renew expired senior citizens millage for 2/10 of 1 mill (B.2C per %1,000 of taxable value) for four years 1996 through 1979 ***+***u*******+***~**u~~u*u*****u*uuu**~u***~~*u**~*****u**u***u~*******~~ EVEIIGREEN THWNSHIP TFIX LIMITATION PROPOSITION TOUNSHIP ROAD MILLAGE

0 request for 1 mill ($1-00 per $1,000 of taxable value) far four years, With these great rates and convenient terms, we 197A thr augh 1997, for rc?pair, construction, improvement and maintenance of don't thrnk you'll bnd an easier way to get a great t - 0 *I I Is return on your investment. For ded,call Mutual Savings Bank. There's a branch close to you. GREENLEOF TOWNSHIP TCIX LIMITCITION PROPOSITION RENEWCIL OF FIRE PROTECTION MILLAGE 6241 Main street, 872-2105

r~quest of $500 miaimurn bdlrrwc required to open CD or IRA Pedry m.y be impoxd for early witbdnwd. n tu renew fire protection millage far I mill ($1.00 per $1,000 houd ptrccnuge yield (My)iJ cffcctive June 15, 1%. FDIC Insured. taxable value) for four years, 1997 through 2000

DETROIT EDISON FRCINCHISE PROPOSITION

request to confirm grant of franchise to the Detroit Edison Company for tlte purpose of thp erection, construction and maintenance of towers, poles, mairis, wires, pipes, conduits, apparatus, etc,, requisite for the trarrsmisc.inn, transforming and distribution of electricity for public arid or' i va te use.

Or thur Severance, Clerk Clare Brown, Clerk EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP GREENLECIF TOWNSHIP 6331 Severance Road 4323 Cumber Road Dpcker, MI 40426 Ubty, MI 48'475 (5I7 1 872-3530 (si71bsi~l-ebs~~ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 PAGE THIRTEEN

t iUbly School honor roll Q): Police target * a The Ubly High School Paula Morell, Stephen Halifax, *Ryan Hernals teen, drunken drivers *honorroll for the second se- Obers ki, Laura Osentos ki, Tdlisa Klee, *Laura Kramer, plenty of attention inTuscola inester: *Angela Puvalowski, Jill Kubacki, Jonathon . . .- County over the next several *Sandra Rutkowski. Chris- Ligrow, Angela Maurer, more awareness in our area,” days, Lautner assured report- *Timothy O’Malley, *Rose he said. _is 12TH GRADE tina Sadro, Nicholas ers during Thursday’s press Per us ki , Rebecca Pet tinger, During the July 4 holiday I Schmidt, Christopher conference. last year, 18 motorists lost * Shannon Bailey, Sarah Schumacher. Robert Romain, Jamie “You can bet we’re going to Beaudin, Jennifer Bock, Ronizek, Connie Rutkowski, their lives on Michigan road- be out there in full force,” he Darlene Bosley, *Bethany lOTH GRADE *Crystal Smalley, Debora ways. Among the fatal acci- concluded. “We’re hoping to SBrahmer, William Cleland, Smalley, Thomas Warchuck. dents, SO percent involved make a real impact.” Rodney Cook, *Rhonda Devon Alent, Michelle An- alcohol. :Heleski, Frederick Ligrow, thony, Patricia Bratland, Eric *Indicates all A’s. According to Betty J. Mer- ‘Ryan Maurer, Frederick Briolat, Sara Creguer, Julie cer, division director of the Port Austin McCarty, *Jill Morell, Hicks, Jessica Jurgcss, Office of Highway Safety Stephanie Prangc, Becky *Rochelle Lang, Keith Vegeterian Planning, Michigan reported (Prill, Jessica Puvalowski. Lewinski, Eileen Naeyert, a significant increase in traf- players Michael Rutkowski, Bryan *Julie O’Malley, *Jane1 The American Dietetic As- fic fatalities last year. Schrader, Tina Smithers, Osen t os k i , Nicole Po 1 I urn, sociation said that a vegetar- In 1995, 1,537 people died to perform *Christop her Ty 1 1, A 1 i c i a Lucas Prill, *Kristen ian diet can he a very health- in traffic crashes, compared Weber, Denise Weber, Jolene Puvalowski, *Nancy ful one - or not, depending to I ,4 I9 in 1994, an increase Port Austin Community ,Weber, *Trista Wolschleger. Puvalowski. *Janelle on how well-balanced it is. of more than 8 percent. It Players has a full schedule of Schrader, Fel ic i a For example, a vegetarian was the second year the state plays and events this sum- llTH GRADE Schumacher, *Anthony Tyll, diet exclusively consisting of TUSCOLA COUNTY Sheriff Tom Kern makes a point dur- saw traffic fatalities rise, re- mer, beginning with “Week- * M is t i Wol sc h 1eg e r. fruits, seeds and nuts is not versing a previous steady end Comedy” by Jeanne and Chrissy Bezernek, *Jamie recoI1~~~leIlded.Vegetarians ing a news conference Thursday kicking off the second wave decline from I988 with a low Sam Bobrick. Two couples Bock, Elizabeth Bragg, 9TH GRADE of the “Safe and Sober” campaign. The grant-funded effort of 1,300 in 1992. rent the same Catskills’ cabin *Kathryn Elliott, Justin includeshould alsoa reliable n’ake sourceSure they of Michigan law enforcement for the same weekend by Faber, Rebecca Franzel, Maria Ahearn, Bryanne vitamin B-12, which is natu- involves beefed-up road patrols June 23 through July 7 in an oficers also made more al- mistake. One couple is staid *Carol Halifax, *Melissa Bensinger, Gcralyn Bischcr, rally found only in animal effort to crack down on drinking and driving. cohol -re l ated arres ts last and middle-aged; the othct Heilig, *Rachel Herp, Kevin Joseph Delong, *Leslie Deo, products. year, 59,584, compared to couple, young and free- Klee, Elena Kornyukhova, Kathleen Franzel, Jenny 55,264 in 1994, a 7.8 percent wheeling! The fun begins * Meeghan Lautner, Jennifer Greyerhiehl, Jcssica New to Michigan increase. when they decide to share the Maurer, Robert Mitchell, Grey erbi e h I, * M ic hae 1 A strong economy and rela- cabin. Talk about generation tively low gas prices may gaps! Starring in the play are have contributed to last Mary Ginther, Eric 1 Professional and Business 1 year’s fatality statistics, ac- Thuemmel, Kris Kuz,iel and FARMEDIC training set cording to Mercer, who Bill Hogan. Joanne Pietscher Paramedics and other res- in,” he notes. rescue will be while mini- sional Education, LCC, BOX called the numbers alarming. is the director. The adult humor strikes cuers are sometimes be- How to cope effectively mizing hazards to them- 4001 0, Lansing, MI 4890 I - “Six out of 10 fatalities in- I DIRECTORY I f’uddled, perhaps at their sel ve s .” 7210. volved people who weren’t chords and its laughter is with such an accident envi- warm and spontaneous. Per- peril, when confronted with ronment will be thc focus of Howard Doss, MSU Exten- buckled up. We could sig- formance dates are July 5,6, agricultural accidents be- the FARMEDIC training. sion safety leader, says The phone number for Doss nificantly reduce that num- 7, 12, 13, 19,20,21. cause their standard rescue Rescuers will be trained in FARMEDIC is a suitable is 517-353-3737. His mail- ber by increasing safety belt 14, and All performances are at X Anderson, Tuckey, DOUGLAS procedures are sometimes accident situations ranging complement to Extension ing address is Department of use. Another area requiring p.m. For reservations, call Bernhardt, Doran & Co., P.C. i ne ffi c ic n t . from tractor rollovers and accident prevention efforts. Agricultural Engineering, increased attention is repeat the theatre at (5 17-738-52 17) Certified Public Accountants PANKRATZ, M.D. That may change in the not entrapment in grain augers to “As much as we want MSU, East Lansing, MI drunk driving offenders.” Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) too distant future with the people to take steps in acci- 48824- 1323. Both areas will receive and leave a message. Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cass City) Board Certified rescues from manure pits and Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) advent of FARMEDIC in silos, situations not normally dent prevention, we know Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Orthopaedic Michigan, northern Ohio and covered by current victim accidents are going to occur, , Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cass City) Indiana. and that’s why wc need 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Surgery rescue training and proce- ORDINANCE NUMBER 137 Phone 673-3137 FARM EDIC trai n i n g w i 11 dures. LCC’s program to augment 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI *Specializirig in bc a joint venture between To help broaden the train- any type of safety program Phone 872-3730 thc Michigan State Univer- we are doing in the state,’’ AMENDMENT OF ORDINANCE NO. 69T0 ESTABLISH A PARKING VIOLATIONS ------Join t Rep1 a cem e r i t , ing of would-be farm acci- BUREAU FOR THE VILLAGE OF CASS CITY sity Department of Agricul- dent rescuers, Hammond Doss says. “The better COUNSELING Arthruscrzl)ir tural Engineering agricul- trained the local rescuers are, ------would like to see agriculture- The Village of Cass City ordains: Surgery di tural safety program and the oriented people involved the greater the chances for a DOYOU HAVE A Lansing Community College Fracture Care with at least part of the train- timely and effective rescue.” Section I. Section 6 of the Ordinance No. 69 is amended to provide as follows: DR INKING PROBLEM? (LCC) Emergency Medical ing program. ALCOHOLICS Service continuing education Farmers and other inter- “Farmers and agricultural ested persons can learn more OFFENSE UTC SECTION PENALTY ANONYMOUS 4672 Hill Street program. people can benefit from this The training is intended for about the advent of AND AL-ANON Cass City, MI 48726 program because it combines FARMEDIC at the Michigan ’arking too far from curb (8. I, 8.2) $6.00 MEETINGS firc fig ti ters, pol ice officers, with the efforts of the rescue HOURS BY paramedics and other per- Farm Safety Council’s booth Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. personnel to make rescue at- June 25-27 at Ag Expo at 4ngle parking violations (8.3) $ 6.00 APPOINTMENT sons who are likely to be in- tempts more successful and : Good Shepherd Lutheran Church MSU. volved in f’arni accident res- timely,” Harnmond says. 3bstructing traffic (8.5) $15.00 Cass City (517) 872-4320 cues. training sessions will “There is a lot of information Additional information can hcgin at MSU’s University that fanners and agricultural be obtained from Hammond Prohibited parlung (signs unnecessary unless indicated)(8. IO) or Farin Center this fall or early people can provide to rescu- at LCC by calling 5 17-483- (a)on sidewalk $15.00 (5 next spring. ers that they do not have now, 9754, or by fax at 5 17-483- (b) in front of drive $15.00 17) 269-9551 “Most of today’s rescue and the more they under- 1508. His mailing address is Established 1924 (c)within intersection $30.00 personnel are highly skilled, stand, the more effective the 3400 Continuing Profes- (d) within 15 feet of hydrant $15.00 I hur himetown independent N.Y. Yun, M.D. very oompetcnt people, but $15.00 l insurunce agent jiw: (e) on cross walk Physician 8; Surgeon when it comes to farm acci- : 9 Term & Universal Life (0within 20 feet of cross walk (signs required) $15.00 dents, they arc sometimes in I Auto Horne Office Hours: Nurses Therapists Nurses Aides I (g) within 30 fcet of street side traffic sign or signal : Business Health Mons-Fri.- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. way over their heads,” says or 15 feet of corner lot lines (signs required) $15.00 FINANCIAL PROTECTION Thurs. - Closed Grcg ory H arn in on d , (h) within 50 feet uf railroad crossing $15.00 Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. IS OUR BUSINESS - FARMEDIC coordinator at Thumb Area Home Care (i) within 20 feet of fire station entrance (sign required) $15.00 ’ 6232 Hospital Drive “We utint to be your ugent” ISC‘. (j)within 75 feet of fire station entrance on Agenls: Cass City “Instead of a hedroorn or 6240 MAIN ST., CASS CITY, 48726 872-2300 Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Off ice 872-4733 opposite side of street (signs required) $15.00 living room, rescuers may Im800.3 5814 749 (k) beside street excavation when traffic obstructed $15.00 6815 E Cass City Rd. Res. 872-4257 find themselves in a barn or ---I---- (I) doublc parking $15.00 Cass City, MI 48726 silo, or instead of being on a Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; I 5 17-872-4351 HEALTH CARE (m) on bridge or viaduct or within tunnel $30.00 ----_------highway or median, they find RN on call 24 hours. (n) within 200 feet of accident where police in attendance $9.00 thc accident scene a mile off OPTOMETRIST >OMMUNITY RURAL [ (0) in front of theater (signs required) $9.00 ccc-c--- Warlng Is part of the cure,” HEALTH CENTER thc road in n muddy field and (p) blocking emergency exit $15.00 DR. PAUL A. GOLSCH FOR NON-EMERGENCY have to carry their equipment (9) blocking fire escape $15.00 Optometrist HEALTH CARE (r) on street continuously over 48 hours $15.00 Glasses in about an hour $50fee Eye examinations Including physician’s fee [n prohibited zones and fire lanes (signs required) (8.10(r)) $15.00 0 Glasses & Contact lenses and clinic room Outside prescriptions filled YouFind Need the Service in This. or , .Product Action Guide No appointment necessary In alley (8.13) $ 9.00 Vision insurance plans welcome Open 24 hours 100 W. Huron Ave., Bad Axe 269-9759 HILLS & DALES Parking for prohibited purpose (8.14) GENERAL HOSPITAL 461 N. State St.. Caro 673-8155 SERVICE DIRECTORY (a) displaying vehicle for sale $ I 5 .oo 25 S. Elk, Sandusky 640-3354 872-2121 (b) working on or repairing vehicle $15.00 ------.- Physician on site 24 hr./day I (c) displaying advertising $15.00 PHY SIC1ANS for emergency care. ----I---- 1 APPLIANCE SERVICE^ I FLOWERS (d) selling merchandise $15.00 HOON K. FAMILY RURAL I I 1 (e)storage over 48 hours $15.00 JOHNSON JEUNGy M=DmHEALTH CARE 1Buds and Blossoms Tuff-Kote Dinol Loading zone violation (8.16, 8.17) $ 6.00 APPLIANCE & Automotive Rust Proofing Surgeon ” We’re ti P rp jii I’ yoid r Exceeding 2 hour parking limit (signs required) $ I s.00 Specialist in Stomach REFRIGERATION Flowers - Plants - Balloons Systems &Waxing honlth c’nrp nupdLy and Bowel Problems SERVICE Sandy Tierney, Owner Gravel Guards 4674 Hill St., C~SSCity 6476 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 Not parked within space as marked (8.22) $ 6.CK) g a m. to 5 p.m. Daily 872-1101 Running Boards Saturday - 9 to 12 noon Phone 872-4725 Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection Failure to set brakes (5.58) $9.00 Closed Thursday Washers, Dryers, 6230 Hospital Drive Office Hours: PLUMBING-HEATING Phons 269-9585 Dishwashers, Microwaves, 1 I $ 6.00 I Parked on grade, wheels not turned to curb (5.58) Cass City, MI 48726 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.4p.m. 827 Van Dvke. Bad Axe Stoves, Refrigerators, I- Phone 872-4611 1 I Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. All Brands APPLIANCE Keys in vehicle or motor running (5.58) $30.00 872-3490 L - 7 17 1 Severance Rd. SALES & SERVICE 1 I WINDOW CLEANING 11 FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF Cass City KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY Bicycle parking violations (6.17) $ 3.00 APPLIANCES r-----I SUPREME Impounded vehicles (plus towing and storage charge) AUTO SERVICE WINDOW CLEANING (a) abandoned in streets (2.5) $1 5 .OO (b) abandoned on private property, Cass City Wrecker Storms - Screens - Windows without owner’s consent (2.Sa) $30.00 CALL US TODA) Janitorial Service Floors Service/Auto Electric Fuelgas Specializing in auto 6 lruck electnml wiring Eaves & Gutters Cleaned Disabled vehicle failure to move (2.5) $30.00 ~ CARECENTER” CertifiedMechanK: Division of Thermogas Hi-Riser Service & Rental S.H. Raythatha, M.D. 4672 Hill St., Cass City 1 961 N. VanDyke Rd., Bid Axe Estimates on Commercial, Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Night parking from 2 A.M. to 5 A.M. on Main 072-4327 or Phone 872-2251 Phone 269-9955 Residential & Industrial Work and Seeger Streets (8.10t) $9 15.00 Dr. Ray 3592 Center, Essexville 6597 Main, Cas8 City Complete Insurance Coverage 895-8594 I. ... 1. --I I-.-- Security Services Available Total Family Care --I----CASS CITY TIRE Night parking from 2 A.M. to 5 A.M on all streets from 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw VETERINARIANS- Hercules and Cooper December I through April 1 of following year $15.00 4672 Hill St. ------Call 790-7609 PLUMBING & HEATING, INC Tire repair 6528Main Between sidewalk and curb $15.00 Cass City Alignments Mufflers 1 Veterinarian Phone 872-5084 Brakes *Oil Changes PI eon Phone 453-3531 To Place An Ad Phone 872-5010 Farm and Cer lrlied Mechanic Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective twenty (20)days after its adoption ani Pet Animals Phone 87P-5303 w publication Office Hours: Mom-Fri. 8-5 1 Phone 872-2935 1 1 in The 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City Enacted by the Village Council of the Village of Cass City, Tuscola County, Michigan or Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys this 17th day of June, 1996. To place an ad in ALL PETS 1 Action Guide 1 On Roll Call - vote was: yeas 6 Nays 0 the Professional VETERINARY CLINIC P.C. 1227 E. Caro Rd. Call 872-2010 Lambert E. Althaver, Village President Directory Susan Hoppe D.V.M. Sales & Service Caro, MI 48723 6509 Main, Cass City Joyce LaRoche, Village Clerk 517-672-3563 Phone 872-3190 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 CALL 872-2010 TO PLACE AN ACTION AD c For Rent Notices Notices Services Services Transit10 words (nonbusiness) or less, $1.75 rates. each rEZ-1 THE CIRCUS is coming to insertion; additional words 8 FOR RENT - 3-bedrOOm, 2- Happy 90th Birthday bath, mobile trailer in coun- town right after the parade WIVE cents each. Three weeks for SUMMER CLEARANCE July 6. Get your tickets in Carpet & Upholstery Sale - at Hazzard's Green- VERY LARGE garage sale. try. Call after 900 - 517- Grandpa Ouvry!! the price of 2-cash rate. Save June 27, 28, 29, 9 a.m.- 6 advance and save $1.00, at types of backhoe work money by enclosing cash with house. All flats $5.50 (mix or 665-0149. 4-6-1 9-3 You're the neatest, .. ~ The Paint Store, Fort's, match), includes perennials, p.m. 1/4 mile north of M-53 House demolition & removal mail orders. Rates for display and Bay City-Forestville cor- funnest and BEST Thumb National Bank or any want ad on application. vegetables and annuals. Footings - Waterlines - ner. Lots of clothes, all sizes. FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Great Grandpa anyone Lions Club member. Complete septic systems Prices reduced on baskets, 5-6-12-4 planters and potted gerani- Lots of miscellaneous. apartment in country near Gagetown. Partially fur- could ever have! Sand - Gravel - Topsoil < Automotive 3 ums, spikes, vines, etc., also. 14-6-26- 1 nished, working adults only, From: Variety of fill - 1545 Kingston Rd., Deford, BINGO - Every Sunday at Any size fill job GARAGE SALE - June 27, $325 a month plus $75, all St. Pancratius Hall, S. 1992 MAZDA 4x4 pickup - just north of Deckerville Rd. Brooke, Ashley & FreeEstimates 8 a.m.-8 p.m., June 28, 8 utilities. Call 665-2616. Seeger, Cass City. Doors *Flood removal extended cap, new HD tires, 2-6- 12-3 Kevin Ouvry 872-4502 5 speed, low mileage, 30's. a.m.3 p.m. 3931 Doerr Rd. 4-6-1 2-3 open 5:OO p.m., games start Don Dohn

5-6-26- 1 ~ $10,250 or best. 872-3886. 14-6-26- 1 at 5:30."No smoking" effec- 4394 Maple #3 8- 1 -23-tf REBUILT USES - Whirl- tive May 5. Phone 872-5410, Cass City 1-6-26-3 pool, Kenmore washer trans- BOBCAT FOR RENT with GARAGE SALE -Thursday, attachments, demolition FOUND - one little black Knights of Columbus Coun- Phone 872-3471 8-7-10-tf missions $25 exchanged. GE jog with tan markings. cil No.8892. 5-4-24-tf June 27, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mi- hammer, auger, 16", 12". For FOR SALE - 1994 Cutlass washer and dryer set $175; Found 3 miles west of Cass Supreme SL, 2-door, black, Kenmore dryer, $80; Whirl- crowaves, bikes, household more information contactAl1 Francis Builders items, clothing, lots of mis- Season Rental, 872-4 129. City on M-81. Call 872- < Wanted to Buy ) loaded, leather interior, un- pool convertible washer, 4737. 5-6-26-1 New Homes or cellaneous. 4 miles north of 4-6- 19-4 der warranty. Call 810-672- $75; Kenmore electric sew- , WANTED - 1993 Holiday 9024. 1-6-26-tf ing machine $75; Whirlpool Cass City, 114 mile west on Remodeling, Roofing, Bay City-Forestville Rd. Cass City Nazarene Barbie ornament (red dress, washer and dryer motors, FOR RENT - Cass City Mini Hallmark). Call 5 17-872- Siding, Barns, Pole used, $12 each; Whirlpool, 14-6-26- 1 KAPPEN TREE 1976 CHEVY 4x4, little rust, Storage. Call 872-3917. BAKE SALE 2590. 6-6-26-3 Buildings GE and Kenmore new and 4-34 3-tf I SERVICE dependable truck. Call 658- used parts; Westinghouse GARAGE SALE - Canning All monies going towards Licensed and Insured 8066. 1-6-26-3 WANTEDTO BUY - 2 1995 Let YOUR 'tree problem washer, $80; GE washer jars, freezer boxes, clothes, ONE BEDROOM apartment Caravan motor with clutch, $20, 60- books, clothes line poles, Cass City prom glasses. Call Phone 872-2921 be OURS ! for rent. Main Street. Phone Saturday, June 27 872-2428 after 3:30 p.m. We're insured for your day warranty. Dan Gyomory, tires, windows, doors, old 872-4532 between 8:30 and or 872-4696 FOR SME - 1985 Bronco 2 locations Ask for Natalie or leave mes- protection 6772 Pine, Cass City, MI trunk, end and coffee tables, 5:OO. $300 security deposit 11, $800 as is. Call (517) 665- Phone 872-201 3. 2-6- 19-3 chair, 2 older tables with 6 Cass City Nazarene sage. 6-6-19-3n 8-2-26-ti TREES BRUSH 2493. 1-6- 19-3 and $275 per month. 1,IMBS STUMPS chairs, dishes, lawn mower, 4-6-26-tf Church, Third Street FOR SALE - cedar rails. Call crafts, Home Interior, bikes, ( To Give Away ) Call Anytime 872-2096, 2-6-1 9-3 Erla's Parking lot 1-800-322-5684 FOR SALE - 1977 DODGE college bunk, wicker baskets, FOR RENT - 2-bedroom, boat seats, old love seat, -. 5-6-26- 1 FREE KITTENS, plus male MOLDINGS or 1-517-673-53 13 4x4, drive train excellent, 14x70 mobile home, on 5 8-3-27-tf body rough, $1,300 or best. FOR SALE - 500 gallon and chest freezer-does not work, cat and female cat, all black Hardwood Molding acres. References, deposit, Iappy 30th Birthday v 872-4129, evenings 872- 250 gallon oil tanks. Also 1 free kittens, 2 miles south, 1 first and last months' rent and white. Also Springer Furniture Repair 250-gallon tank that leaks 1/4 west of Cass City at 5961 Spaniel male dog. Call 872- . 1921. 1-6- 19-2 - required. One child. Abso- Sherry Peters Woodworking free. 872-2746. 2-6-12-3 Kelly Rd. Thursday, June 27, 2366. 7-6- 19-3 . ANTENNA lutely no pets. 872-2007. Reproduction Design 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday, June 4-6-26-3 INSTALLATION FOR SALE - 1982 Dodge D- TLC FOOD" MORE Ban- 28,9 a.m.-3 p.m. 14-6-26- 1 Services ) Kiln-Dried Hardwood 150 Ram, 52,884 original quet Room now available. FOR RENT - We are now SERVICE miles. $2,600. Call 872-2551 Perfect for rehearsal dinners, GARAGE SALE - June 27- taking applications for studio Erla Packing 4556 Green Rd., Cass City Also Radios, VCRs, or 872-2184. 1-6-19-3 parties, business luncheons, 28,9-5.Miscellaneous items. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 872-3976 CBs, Marine Radios, group breakfasts, etc. Seats 5 163 Koepfgen Rd. 6233 Church St. at the Northwood Heights 8-4- 13-t Stereos, TVs 50. Call 872-4074, 14-6-26- 1 Apartments in Cass City. Cass City J FOR SALE - 1981 Ford S ta- 2-6-1 2-3 Equal Housing Opportunity. Phone 872-2 19 1 PHONE 872-2696 tion wagon, $600. Call 872- GARAGE SALE -Thursday, 872-2369. 4-6- 5-t f 3887. 1-6-19-3 Custom Butchering Schneeberger's FOR SALE - Dalmatian, 4 June 27, Friday, 28, 9 a.m. Fridays only Thomas Roofing to p.m. Tools, leaf blower, qppliances-TV-Furniture years old, female, spayed, 5 Notices USDA Inspected Plant Serving the area $100. 872-5431 after 5. welder, weed wacker, furni- 8-6-19-tf FOR SALE - 1990 Chevy Custom Curing, Smoking, for 25 years Cavalier, $2,500 or best of- 2-6-1 2-3 ture, etc. 2960 W. Huron FOUND - near corner of Line Rd., 1/3 mile east of M- Cutting, Wrapping and LICENSED fer, new tires and radiator. Phillips and Shabbona, ador- Freezing Call after 5 p.m., 872-1267. WALNUT CHINA cabinet, 53. 14-6-26- I able black and tan puppy ap- ove, Cindy, Darrel & Barney We Make Venison Suusage INSURED 1-6- 12-3 lighted, with glass shelves, proximately 8 weeks old. To 8- 10-3 1 -tf $350; sofa, 2 sets of end and GARAGE SALE - Saturday owner or good home. 872- 5-6-26- 1 BONDED coffee tables, lamps, TV only, June 29, 9-5. Video 2050. 5-6-26- 1 MUST SELL 1991 Chevy stand, sofa, love seat and games, bikes, lawn edger, Coming to Buds and 872-2970 Astro van, 5 passenger, AM/ chair, 30''electric range. Call chairs, bedding, dishes, Every Wednesday Cass City wood items and shelves, ceil- BINGO - Blossoms by Sundy Engine Repai FM cassette, cruise, air, tilt, 872-2245 or 8724676. Can night. Open 6:00-early bird 8-3-25-tf Gas & Oil Furnaces power door locks, trailer tow- be seen after 6:00. 2-6-12-3 ing fans, baby to adult cloth- DIANE BYKOWSKI ALL MAKES & MODELS 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. 6426 Cass City All Gas Appliances ing package. $5,890 or best ing, lots of miscellaneous. Post 3644 VFW, Weaver St. Rd. 4141 Doerr Rd. 14-6-26-1 from Phoenix, Ark. Cass City, Mich. KEEP COOL with All- ot'fcr. Call 872-3946. BOAT - 197 I Larsen, 4 cyl- 5-2-26-tf HEATING 1-6- 12-3 inder Chevy inboard/out- Watercolor Across from stockyurd Temp. Call for tune up on your air conditioner. Free in board, 18.4,' with trailer. YARD SALE - Saturday Crankshaft straightening and STUWBERRY Artist home estimate on new $2,000 or best offer. 872- only, 8-6, 4401 Robinson available sys- 3987 PLYMOUTH Grand 5064. 2-6-26-3 Rd., corner of Germania and SOCIAL Friday & Saturday Reasonable Rates tem. 673-5557. 8-6-7-tf COOLING Fury, needs head gasket, - Mon.-Fri. 4 - 9 p.m. Robinson. 14-6-261 Shortcake or Ice Cream June 28 & 29 Florida car, no rust. $300. July 5,5:30 8 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. SPECIALIST 8724358. 1-6-12-3 FOR SALE - Self contained - 5-6-26- 1 8' pickup camper, stove and GARAGE SALE "Thursday, Sponsored by United 872-3866 8-6-22-Lfl 1 %weawe I Paul L. refrigerator. 14' fiberglass Friday, 9-7. Some antiques Methodist Church 4L'S APPLIANCE. Afford- Beauty Salon Brown 1986 MONTE CARLO - T- boat. Call 872- 19 11. and more. 7652 E. Elmwood Adults $2.00, Children 2-6 Open Mon.-Sat. (app't. only) CLASSY .ble rates. Almost all appli- Owner top, excellent condition, AM/ 2-6-26- I Rd . 14-6-26- 1 - $1 .OO, Under 2 Free nces, microwaves, garage Evening app'ts. available FM cassette, stored winters, Proceeds to church tpeners, water heaters, some KATHY SWEENEY State Licensed low mileage, $5,500. 872- FOR SALE - Sunshine! New MOVING and BASEMENT building fund 24 Hour Emergency 2706. 1-6- 12-3 CUTS iuusehold heating, hot tub Owner/Oper ator Hex stand up tanning booth sale - Furniture and house- See you near the pavilion nd whirlpools, remodeling, (517) 872-4898 Service at Classy Cuts. 87-CLASS. hold items, tools, organ, etc. 5-6-26-2 SUNSHINE nobile home repairs and 4821 Huron Line Rd. CALL 517-872-2734 2-6-26- 1 4874 Misty Hill Dr. 872- On 24 hour call. FOR SALE - 1994 Cutlass VFW HALL available for nore. FIRE- 1/3 mi. east of 8-3-30-tf Supreme, 4-door, blue, 4571. 14-6-12-3 in Cas City 4RM SALES. 517-269- rental occasions. Call Jim ~ CemeteryElkton Rd. R.J.'S GREENHOUSE - Ev- i904. 8-5-29- t f loaded, including leather in- erything is on sale. Flowers Ceranski at 872-435 1, is at terior and keyless remote. f Real Estate are sold during the day Mon- 1 5-2-21-tf CLASSY CUTS $10,900. Call 872-2633. Interior & Exterior 0 1-6-12-3 day thru Saturday at Cross- For Sale Smith Bruce I roads Restaurant on I I - M-53. fGL, Painting Greenhouse is open 4 p.m.- FARM FOR SALE - A-LaLgIMPROVEMENT Refrigeration +I1 1993 DODGE Intrepid, fully 7 p.m. 2-6-26- 1 Montcalm County, 2 10 Brown Factory- Outlet Vinyl IUNLIMITED MONTH I - , loaded, 4 door, $14,500 or acres, underground pipes and and best offer. 5 17-683-2854. well, parlor, free stalls, silos windows, Roofing, Siding, I Water Well : 1-6-5-4 and additional herd housing and New Construction Appliance Repair ? Drilling a Sales adaptable for beef or hogs. I' FR E E ESTI MATES" t Homestead includes 5 bed- 517-672-2600 Ross Kraft 4* Hours: Daily 7-9 p.m. All makes and models 0 GARAGE SALE - June 27 rooms, 3 bathrooms, fire- 1-800-826-2801 and i and 28, 8 a.m.-?. Some fur- 'Farmers Harvest Discount* Sat. 7-1 p.m. Cass City,Mich. place, attached garage and Call 872-3092 RepairPump 1 niture, drapes, spreads, a lot pool. Additional 40 acres 10% off special 8-3- IS-tf of miscellaneous. 6627 Seed available with farm or sepa- Bring in ad WIGS NAILS t St. 14-6-26- 1 COSTUMES FOR RENT rate. $350,000. 5 17-352- 5-7-2 1 -t TAN NI N G for parades. Gorillas, clowns, 6854. 3-6-26-2 Pilgrims, etc. Call Caro, Mi, GARAGE SALE - Corner of Certified Master Mechanic 672-4209 after 5 p.m. Maple and Houghton, June Computer A1 i g nme n ts 87-CLASS 28 and 29, 9:00-6:00. An- HOUSE FOR SALE - 4454 2-6-5-4 Computer Balance tiques, collectibles, clothing Woodland, Cass City, MI. 2- 872-5277 3 bedroom home with fire- & Rotation Sales and Installation - misses 10- 12, juniors 3-5, next to Cass Theater Builder Free estimates HARD WOODIFIRE- place, sunroom and deck. Front End parts 24 Izr; men's large and extra large. Licensed & Insured Restretching and repairs WOOD - $35 face cord. 14-6-26- 1 Appliances included. Full Shocks & Struts Upholstcry cleaning Call 872-1 140. 2-10-5-tf basement, new roof, storage Replacement Windows Shop at home service I - Brakes Vinyl Siding t GARAGE sale barn on a corner lot. Within Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5p s City, Mich. -4 3 FAMILY - Tune-ups New Construction & Sat. 10 a.m-3 p.m. :r THE CIRCUS is coming to Thursday, 9-5, Friday, 9- 12. walking distance of down- town. Immediately occu- Free Estimates / Remodeling NEW LOCATION!!! town right after the parade Lots of children's clothing 6439 Main St., Cass City pancy. Call 5 17-872-4577 Homes & Businesses i July 6. Get your tickets in and baby items. 6661 Seed All your tire needs from U 8-7-6-tf 9 advance and save $1 .OO, at St. 14-6-26- 1 for appointment. 3-6-54 wheelbarrows The Paint Store, Fort's, to tractors BY L Thumb National Bank or any 5 - FA M I LY Garage sa 1e, HIGH RISK See us toduy Lions Club member. Custom Thursday through Saturday, mortgages, refinance, pur- & GRUB CARPET BRlTE StaysDrys FasterFluffy 2-6- 12-4 Smells Good June 27,28 and 29,9 to 5 at chases, homes, vacant land, Cass City Tire 6576 Houghton St. Baby Lawn STEAM DRY 13 yrs. Experience mobiles on land, cash in FOR SALE -AKC registered bed, changing table, play Phone 872-5303 Truck Mount Great Pyrenees, male, 1 year pen, baby clothes, youth bed, hand, consolidation, slow Service old, $300. Black chow mix kitchen table, exercise bike, payment, bankruptcy, fore- 5- 12- 1841 . pup - free to good home. Casio keyboard, and miscel- closures ok. Call Annette Complete lawn service 872-3529. 2-6-1 9-3 laneous. 14-6-26- I CONTINENTAL 24 Hour Free estimates 872-461 Insured 4 FOR SALE - Storage barns, GARAGE SALE - 1 1/8 mile MORTGAGE WRECKER TUESDAY SPECIAL Larry Harper Upholstery Cleaning All You Can Ea1 517-665-9989 4205 Little Spot Removal all sizes, horse barns, dog north of Gagetown. 2 girl's -57 15 Rd. 1-800-561 & Cass City, MI 48726 Odor Killing Experts houses, craft items. Will de- bikes, Pfaltzgraff Yorktown 3-6-1 9-4 SERVICE Liver Onions Aaron Anthes 8-5-8-8 $4.25 liver. Call 872-2608. 3rd dishes, 2 ceiling fans, lots of - 872-2251 day ~~1 house on Hurds Corner Rd., miscellaneous.Thursday and For Rent LUNCH BAR north of M-81. Harold Friday, June 27-28, 10-5. 872-5606 night I1:30 a.m. - 1:3O p.m. $4.75 Fascii Deering. 2-9-23-tf 14-6-26-1 FOR RENT - Masonic WEDNESDAY SPECIAL REPAIR SERVICE I Temple Refreshment Hall - Spaghetti & Breadsticks TUNE-UPS Commercial OVERHAULSREPAIR FOR SALE - IS YOUR VCR sick? Call parties, dinners, meetings. All You Can Eat Siding style aluminum pickup top- the VCR Doctor. All brands No alcoholic beverages. Call $4.25 per for full size truck, ladder serviced. Call (517) 872- Bob Hunter, 872-2836. Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 1 1-8 p.m 872-5082 Repair all makes & rack on top, and swing open 3 139. 14-5-15-7 4-4-3-t f You cull, we huul Fri. 11 - 10 p.m.; Sat. 1 1-9 p.m. * Licensed & Insured models push mowers, side doors. At new sold for CASS CITY WRECKER/ Sunday 9-3 p.m. * Guaranteed Workman s hi p riders. trimmers, chain $600, asking $400. New left * Free Written Estimates MOVING SALE -Thursday, NORTHWOOD SHORES saws & tillers hand slug barrel for WALLACE AFC Home in AUTO ELECTRIC RESTAUR ANT * Over 20 yrs. Experience June 27, Friday, 28. 4888 Cass City has an opening for I Remington 1100 and 870, AAA Affiliated 6106 Beechwood Drive * Call Jim today 1275Phone: Riley Rd., 517-673-3957 Caro, MI 48723 8-4-24-tf: Northwood Circle (condos), a female. Call 872-4420. $75. Also other Remington 872-5642 barrels. 872-2619. 2-6-12-3 14-6-26- 1 4-6- 19-2 s-8-3 1-ti Thank You! 8-5- 12-tf CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 PAGE FIFTEEN CALL 872-2010TO PLACE AN ACTION AD LAKE LIQUIDATION 1.38 AC DISTRICT MARKETING PRESSURE CLEANERS PSI Services Services Services Services (Card of Thanks > wldock $19,900 was $29,900. DIRECTOR $25O,OOOt. Nat- 11 50499 ; 1500-$299 ; 2500- Premier Tennessee developer ional company seeking District $639; 3500-$899; Honda con- THANKS TO everyone for is now liquidati final phase Marketing Director to develop tractor 4000-$1,199; com- prayers, cards, phone calls, of goqeous lake mnt commu- and manage own marketing plete, factory direct, tax free, F.E. Franzel gifts and visits while 1 was nity with commandingY views. force for new copywrited and lowest prices, catalog, 24 in the hospital and while re- A4 parcels wooded on paved patented product. Protected hours. 1-800-931-9274. Well Drilling cuperating at home. Thanks rds, u/ utilities, and much Michigan territory. Outside 2" to 5" wells again. Maynard Helwig. more. 7his could be your last direct sales and management START EARNING TOP IN- 1 3-6-26-1 chance to save thousands! experience a must. Not MLM. DUSTRY PAY! Exp'd and drilled & repaired Easy on-site finarcing. Call 1- Send resume to: Golden Rule Inexp'd OTR. $2,000 signon 800-239-8323 ext. 13M. Advertising, Inc., 412 Brittany bonus (exp'd), company-spn- - Pump Sales Drive, Olathe, KS 66061. sored training, corn ehensive Ken Martin Ronold E. Palmer LEE MORGAmN & Service NAPLES, FLORIDA WATER- benefits. Gainey rransporta- Builder PAINTING FRONT WING. New 4 W3 CASH FOR LAND CON- tion Services, Inc. 1-800-326- : Electric, Inc. (517) 843-5811 ba w1dm SF home on 75' x TRACTS. Hghest prices ever 0089. New buildings, old (.'ASS CITY, MICWC;AN from Michigan's hrgest bu er. Homes - Farms 8-9- 15-tf 130' waterfrwrt lot. Spacious buildings, roojing, *IN'IKRIORS floor plan w? IT in Avoid the middleman. Eall $DEBT CONS0 LI D AT10 N Commercial *EX'IERIORS First National Monday through FREE$ monthly payments siding, pole burns gatedcomm own nter for Cut Industrial .WOOL> GRAINING residents only wlshops, ser- Satuda and get more cash! up to 30-50%. Reduce intet- NO JOB TOO BIG OR J RI N C; New and rewire TEX 1'1 vices, car wash, tennis com- 1-800-8r 9-2324. est, stop collection calls. Avoid TOO SMALL ADOPllON: A bving choice. plex, fitness center & bankruptcy FREE mnfdentii STATE LICENSED ALASKA JOBS! Earn up to pools, help Non-profit, 2805 Crawford Rd. $30,000 in 3 months fishing We're a youq warm-hearted Activity Di. No membership CORVETlES 1953 to 1982. NCCS Phone 872-4114 Cass City, Mich. 48726 couple committed to cherish- fees. Built solid. DiVosta Over 150! One Location! licensed/Bonded. 1400-955- salmon. Also construction, FREE Catalog! (419) 592- 041 2. .4180 Hurds Corner Road (517) 872-4780 (51 7)872-3840 canneries, oil fields. Guaran- ing your mbomwith a life of Homes, Inc. (941) 594-9233. love, taughter security. 5086 FAX: (419 592-4242. EARN f'S GIFTS! New 8-8- IO-tf 8-9-30-tf 8-5-29-5 teed. 1-504-641-7778 Ext. and PROTEAM, 606, OR 1127K25. 11-6-19-4 Expenses paid. Please call STEEL BUILDING SALE ... $OX hostess and dealer pro ram Donna and Keith 1-800-956= SAVE 48%. FACTORY Napoleon, Ohio 43545. for 1996! Call Friendly Bays 4848. DIRECT. SALESMAN. CORVETTES WANTED!! e- Gifts today for a free infor- HOUSEKEEPERS NO mail: proteam@brightnet and NEEDED, part time, eve- When its over - its over. 25x40 mation and catalog packet - 1- CHALLENGING POSITION $2,998. 30x44 $3,766. 40x60 800-4884875. nings, Cass City area. Call 1- *'EXCELLENT PROFITS " 8OO-968-349 1, 1 1-6-26-2 as retail advertising sales $6,244.46~80$6,998.56~100 manager for large awardwin: $12,488. Others. Pioneer 1- LOG HOME WHOLESALERS SOUTH CAROLINA LAKE- ning northern Midugan weekly 8OOm-5422. *' Join proven 18yr Log VIEW BARGAIN! $24,900 GIRLS WANTED from newspaper. Excellent sal- Manufacturer. 16 Kiln-driedlog Free Boat Slip! Beautifully Michigan, between 6-19, to starting $9800. arylcomm ission * Apply to: styles, wooded lot wlfree pfivate boat compete in this year's 1996 Publisher, Gaylord Herald CDL DRIVERS (Trac- Exclusive territory. Mr. Buck 1- slip! Prime Lake Murray loca- Detroit Pageant. Over Times, P.O. Box 598, Gaylord, tor/lrailer) - Travel fwst dass 800-321-5647, Old-Timer Log tion abutting golf Course. $20,000 in prizes and schol- MI 49735. with Werner Enterprises. Homes. Paved roads, water, sewer, arships including trip to the Vans, Flats, TCU's, OTR, more! Excellent financing. Nationals in Las Vegas. Call NORTHERN MICHIGAN well Regional and Dediated ARE YOU RECUVING PAY- Waterfront also available. Call today, 1-800-367-2125, ext. established home improve- opportunities. Full benefit MENTS from a Land Contract 1 -800-704-3 154. GIVE US A CALL 1159. 11-6-26-5 ment dealer Wing -for experi- package; Fust day healthlden- You Own? Sell Now! We Pay enced installersand a working Eal, 401K Sob, all teams and Cash for Land Contracts DOCTOR BUYS LAND CON- NURSE AIDES with current manager. References requir- owner-operators welcome. Nationwide. R&J Fundirg, 1- TRAmS and loans money on or recent experience needed. ed. (616) 258-8933. Weekly paylsettlements. Paid 800-543-5443. real estate, Fast dosi . All shifts available. Good plates, tolls and =le tickets. Immediate cash. Deal direcY y benefits and comparable MEDICAL PRACTICE MAN- 1 -800-346-2818. with Doctor Daniels & Son, 1- AGER: Oftice Management. OTR TRACTOFURAILER 800-837-6166, 1-810-335- wages, Please apply at drivers. Company & Lease Tendercare, 4782 Hospital Fees for service. Coding, DRIVERS AND CONTRAG 6166. billing and cdiection. Travel. TORS - Driver ~~IIISstart UP Purchase opportunities for Drive, Cass City, Mich. 37dmile (split) and average those who qualify. Company --- 48726. 5 17-872-2 174. Paid relocation to Traverse to ATTENTION HOMEOWN- CI MI. Much more! Call 1- 5,000 milesbmek Solos start drivers up to 25 cents per mile. ERS, we have CASH for you, Neat As A Pin - 2 bedrooms, fireplace, Motivated Seller - Price Reduced E.O.E. 1 1-6-26-1 Lease purchase zero down. 1/2 basement, fenced in backyard. Great 4 Bedroom Home - I 1/2 baths. 2 car &253-1 795, ask for CFO. up to 30 112 centslmile and 2,500 Late model walk-ins. Call location. CCT- 138 garage. Full basement. 2 acrcs. Large average mileshveek. Y f Work Wanted 1,500-mile lengthof-haul. Arctic Express, 1-800-927- family room. CC-270 3 OWN YOUROWN HOME 90% No-Touch. Celadon 0431. Bankruptcy, NO PROBLEM, WILL DO housecleaning - NOW! No downpayment on Trudriy SeM~es,1-800-729- CASH out on Investment Monday-Friday, weekly or Miles materials. Innovative 9770. EOE. Homes. Call Today for your hi-weekly. 872-2060 after 4 construction financing. Call RAFT THE NEW & GAULEY Miles Homes today, 1-800- RIVERS CAMP, Family Fun! Free ditanal sis and rate p.m. 12-6-19-3 FREE!!! WEDDING' PACKET! quote. NO A~PLCATION 343-2004, ext. L. Tennessee requires NO Call or write: Drift-A-Bit, k. PO 885, Fayetteville, WV FEE, TAMER MORTGAGE WORK WANTED - Elemen- MmAL ROOFING AND SIB BLOOD TESTS or COUNSEL- COMPANY at 1-800-285-5284 ING! Chapel in The Valley, 25840. Call 1-800-633-7238 tary teacher will tutor your ING For Houseslbms. for free brochure. OR 1-810-626-1296. WE child during summer months Incredible Proven Product. Gatlinburg, Tenn. provides CAN'T HELP IF YOU DON'T Y ' Smoky Mountain resort wed- neat, spacious, clcan. Interior features 3 7 Acres - 2 bedroom mobile home in ex- in all subjects. Reasonable Super Attractive. Low Cost. PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS. CALL. bedrooms, formal dining, hardwooci cellent condition. Deck on porch facing Eas Installation. GUARAN- dings simply, easily, affordably. rates. Call 872-1834. 1-800-922-4573. TLC Group. Regional, Loa & oval shaped pond, 20' deep in ccntcr. All 12-6-19-3 T~D20 Years. we cut TO OTR positions. New equip- INVESTMENT COMPANY floors, plus newer carpet. Full basement, BUYS Land Contracts. Sell pj,etty backyard w/raiL fence, mature furnitiirc stays. Call today. CC-280 The M. Fast Delivery! FREE ment, ood payheneots. 2 Literature. (717) 6564814. TWOHIGH PAYING Oowpa- years C L 'A' Call Reauiting Direct! No fees or commis- trees. 133 RMLS WORK WANTED - Cass % CCT- tiom: Start training bdyto at 1-800-333-5599. sions. Fast and professionql LOTS NEEDED IN TOWN AND OUT ---- ,, City woman will baby-sit or drive semi tractor trailer trucks care for elderly person i! my STEEL BUILDINGS: 5,OOOt 8am-9pmIservice. Call7 days 1-800-641 a week.-1 71 7, sizes. 40x60~14, $9,413; or operate hea equipment. home or yours, Call 872- 40x75~14,$1 1,734; 50x60~12, Call Andrea T2 y! National BUILDERS LICENSE COU- 4628. 12-6-12-3 $10,069; 50x100~16,$17,133; Training, 1-800-829-7364. RSE, Money back guaranteed HOMUPROPERTY OWNERS 60x80~14, $15,493; 6Ox ou Will pass the Michi an Need Debt Relief? .No appli- 100x16, $19,716. Quality- SO COLORADO RANCH next indudesbuilders licensecomplete exam. course 395 cation fee Avoid high broker Senrice. Free brochures. to National Forest. 40 acres - fees Pay Taxes Credit ard Sentinel Buildings, 1-800-327- $64,900. Unique property materials. Prepare now for debt Land contract balloons 0790, ext. 79. adjoinixhn Isabel Natronal next exam. Information: 1800- Home improvement Forest autiful building site 541-1030. Commercial properties wlpanoramic views, forest of Vacant land. For Fast Cash PSORIASIS SUFFERERS - tail ponderosa & spectacular 20120 WITHOUT GLASSES! Call 1-800-968-3626. First NEW approved spray stops canyon. Seclusion wlall Safe, rapid, non-surgical, per- National Bank of Michigan. itchy, flaky, red dun or 100% amenities. Lakelriver recre- manent restoration in 6-8 money badc No side effects. ation minutes away. Owner weeks. Airline pilot developed. DISPLAY ADV ERTlSI NG Works when everythi financing. Red Creek Ranch. Doctor approved. Free infor- REPRESENTATIVE Look fails. Call now (719) 485-0656. mation by mail: (800) 422- for ad sales professiod Northwood Lake Condominiums - 2 bedroom ranch Price Reduced - Very nice brick duplex set on the out- SPRAY. Experience in newspaper condominium featuring field stone fireplace, upgraded side edge of Caro. Both 2 bedroom units. Basement 7320, ext. 216, (406) 961- 5570, FAX (406) 961-5577. advertisiwmedia sales and appliances, heated garage and a beautiful country view. undcr main unit. 2 car garage. $79,900. knowledge of ad agency pro- A must see. $99,800. TCC 1172 SATISFACTION GUARAN- (--Real Estate For Sale ) TEED. cess preferred. Excellent op rtunity for goal-oriinted inr ividual. Compensation FARMLAND FOR SALE package indudes base salary us bonus, mileage reim- 142 ACRES: located 6 miles West and 1 mile North of Cass City - 2 blacktop roads; 142 krsement, company-paid Acres tiled - no buildings - Excellent future development potential, $135,000. Land con- benefit plan and excellent tract possible. retirement plan. Please send msume with references and LOOKING FOR WORK??? salary history to: Box W, 827 N. Washin ton Ave., Lansing, MI 48906. bE PLUMBING & HEATING BUSINESS - comes with Real Estate, fixtures and all stock Price Reduced - Owner very anxious to sell. Beautiful New on the Market - Lovcly 2 bedroom home on an - Main St. 100% location - lots of parking - well established. OPEN TO OF'FERS. year 'round home on Fish Point. 2 fireplaces, dining extra large lot. Very nicely decorated. Snack bar, din- A BANK TURN YOU DOWN? HOMEOWNERS CASH room, large kitchen. Possible hunting lodge. $79,900. ing room, hasernent, patio, garage. Priced to sell. Charming home on corner lot - in Cass City - Formal dining room; open stairway car- Cy IO8 I $67.800. TCC I I78 FAST! 1ST and 2ND MORT- peted - wall to wall carpeting 3 years old - Family room - Hot Tub - well insulated - GAGES, PURCHASE OR forced hot water heating system; gas fired; ideal for Insurance Office, Real Estate Office, REFINANCE, LOANS BY etc. - - - - basement; large two car garage attached; nicely landscaped - price reduced for PHONE, SAME DAY APP- immediate sale. Shown by appointment!!! ROVAL, FirsUSecond Home, Income Property, Land Contract Refinancing, Home See BeA. Calka, Realtor Improvements, Bill Consolida: 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 tion, etc. Any Worthwhile Phone (517) 872-3355 Purpose, Slow Credit O.K. Fast Easy-Call 24 Hours. AM 3-6-1 9-2 Mortgage & Finance Beautiful Modular Home set on 1 Acre - Over 1900 Corner Lot in Cass Cjty - This home is not a drive by. Corporation 1-800-968-2221. Statewide Open Sat. square feet of living space. Fireplace, vaulted ceiling, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, breezeway, full basement finished Services. skylights in baths, partial basement. $8S,OOO. Cy2006 9-1; Sun. 14. Free Qualifying with a largc rec room. Take a look. $89,900. TCC1156 Appintment. LOANS FOR HOMEOWN- EXECUTIVE 9 HOLE GOLF just south of Bad Axe. Fully equipped; ERS Closed In 7 Days. Self- COURSE employed OK. Slow Credit including club house, maintenance bldg., professional equip,and 2 rental properties for OK. Home or Rental property. additional income. Priced to sell with OWNER FINANCING. BROCHUREAVAIL- Any worthwhile urpose, No ABLE. Application Fee. lall today for LIKE NEW CONDO in Cass City at Northwood Lake. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 living a FREE ANALYSIS. 1-800- areas, 3 baths and garage on 2 levels, adjacent to a picturesque golf course. BRO- 334-7038, MORTGAGE AM- ERICA. CHURE AVAILABLE. VACANT FIVE ACRE PARCELS WITH EASY LAND CONTRACT Owners Have Moved So Take A Look - Beautiful family Beautiful 5 Acres with a newer home built in 1992. TERMS WOLFF TANNING. New home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 112 baths, den, fireplace, 3 bcdrooms, 2 car garage. Wooded setting. Cy2003 KELLY ROAD (Paved) - Country Charmer on 5 beautiful acres. 3 large bedrooms, 2 Commercial-Home units from patio, 3 car garage. $1 14,900. TCC I 167 baths; Cathedral ceiling; large country kitchen, double sided fireplace. 2 1/2 car garage. $199. Lamps-Lotions-Aces- HOTTUB ON DECK and many other deluxe features. sones. Monthly payments bw Call KELLY ROAD (Paved) - 100"x208" lot in a nice countrv setting. PRICED TO SELL. as $18. Call today. FREE NEW color catalog. 1-800- Cass City 517-872-2248 62-9197. or Car0 517-673-2555 6703 Main St., Cass City (Parkway Building) PLACE YOUR STATEWIDE Kelly W. Smith, Broker (517) 872-1 148 ADHERE! $239 buys a 25- E01 AL Il0l'~l~Ir Farm Commercial Residential iipriinii \it* word classified ad offering JAMES E. TUTWILER, BROKER over 1.4 million circulation. #Altlc&~/~ Listings Wanted Contact this newspaper for details. PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1996 CASS CJTY, MICHIGAN Xf n

1 ivew program r ‘armers Shop The Spot! Ill seeking ”NOW Open“ 111 set to settle TENTi$POTI I disaster MORE farm disputes status Owners: Julie Martinez & Rebecca Retherford Ill A new program designed to meaning that creative and CLOSET CLEAN UP WEEK 1111 assist in the resolution of ag- individualized solutions are Bring any unwanted clothing item and receive ricultural and environmental possible to achieve. Given said, adding root rot and 10% off in store merchandise. All used cfothing disputes is about to be put that the participants control seedling blight are attacking donated to the “Women’s Assault Crisis Center into effect in Michigan. the outcome, it allows the soybeans and beets. Exten- Entitled the Michigan Ag- parties to create the solution sion officials are also seeing ricultural Mediation Pro- that works best for them. It a lot of powdery mildew in ALLCLOTHES 111 gram, the service will be of- also is forward-looking, the wheat. fered by the Human Devel- identifying not only the cur- opment Commission’s rent issues and their solu- On top of that, Andrich said, $995 to (HDC) Center for Dispute tions, but also new ways to farmers have been unable to $1595 I Resolution in Caro, and will avoid further conflicts. cultivate. “Weeds are going Casual Clothing - Ladies’ sizes 3 to Plusll( serve Arenac, Bay, Clare, In short, as HDC’s Program to be terrible, but they can’t *Zena +&BUM Gladwin, Huron, Lapeer, do anything because they Direct or Peg Groez i n ger egC Bill Blass Ogemaw, Sanilac and notes, mediation is success- can’t get into the fields.” Tuscola counties. ful about 80 percent of the Union Bay Developed as part of a na- time for those reasons al- Locally, the combined rain- * Lots of Denim tional effort to help keep the ready mentioned, and he- family farmer in the agricul- fall reccived in April, May cause it is confidential, fast, and June to-date totals more ture business, the program and provides the disputing will initially focus on solv- than 16 inches, according to parties a “win-win” solution statistics compiled at the Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. ing problems between farm- rather than the “win-lose” Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p-m. ers and their creditors. Issues Cass City Wastewater Treat- resolution imposed by a ment Plant. Sun. 12-4 p.m. which may be addressed in court. HEAVY RAINS earlier last week caused the Cass River to In all, 4.08 inches of rain the future include wetlands Mediators involved in the determinations, crop insur- overflow its banks at Evergreen Park (above), located off M- fell inApril and another 6.38 TEN ANDThe SPOT new Agricultural program inches fell in May. As of ance issues, and others rela- are volunteers intcrcsted in MORE Downtown Cass City 111 tive to agriculture and the 53 in Sanilac County. Sunday, June rainfall has to- such issues, and each re- taled 5.8 inches. NEW ITEMS ARRIVING WEEKLY 872-1881 111 environment. ceives a 40-hour training The Michigan Agricultural course and supervised intern- Mediation Program arises ship in the program. Occa- out of the state’s Community sionally, especially in com- Use scorecard to Call Us 87212010 Dispute Resolution Program, plex cases, a person known which has successfully as an “advisor” will be as- With Ideas For Feature Stories helped to resolve more than signed to assist in thc prepa- L 30,000 disputes through me- rations for mediation, and diation since its inception in other impartial experts may check soil nitrogen 1990. be called upon when more Ripping & Handling - No Extra Charge In both programs, trained technical information is With the heavy rains this If farmers have applied all condition of the plant. If you mediators guide the involved needed. past week farmers have be- their nitrogen prior to the would like more information, The toys of summer await. parties through a neutral, come concerned about how rains and are trying to decide contact the Tuscola County Kawasaki’s exciting 1996 line confidential process of prob- The new program is cur- much nitrogen remains in the if more nitrogen should be Michigan State University of JET SKI@watercraft offers lem-solving that focuses on soil to be used by the crops rently being funded through applied to crops, a simple Extension ofhe for a copy. something for everyone, from the issues, not on the people a grant from the United and whethcr supplemental scorecard has been devised Keep in mind that good judg- involved. Essentially, each States Department of Agri- nitrogen fertilizer should be by Extension Soil Scientists ment is still very important wake-ripping performance with party is given the opportunity culture (USDA). Each recommended. The wet at University of Minnesota when using this simple deci- the 1 lOOZXi to seating for three to explain his or her position county’s funding level is weather and saturated soil and adopted for Michigan sion aid. adults with the STS model. Plus relative to the issues at hand, conditions have undoubtedly conditions by Maury Vitosh, based on the amount of its six other models packed with and then is encouraged by acreage presently devoted to caused some nitrogen loss Crops and Soil Science at Syrup states the mediator to begin to dis- agriculture. There will he no due to leaching on sandy Michigan Statc University. features to reflect our personal cuss options for resolution of charge assessed to those US- soils and denitrification on This scorecard considers After Vermont, the style on the water. Check out the issues. ing the service while the the tine textured soils. what product was used and largest maple syrup pro- the 1996 line of JET SKI@ grant is in effect, which is The rains came at a bad time when, the moisture status of ducing states are New Participation is voluntary, because much of the nitrogen the field this spring, and the York, Wisconsin and watercraft today. expected to be at least New Hampshire. and mediators do not force through the rest of this year. available to plants in the soil agreement upon anyone. If, has just been converted to Don ‘t Make A $1 00.00 Mistake, Persons who are interested A-T-~ however,a settlement is nitrate, which is the form Special Shop At hethem’s Before YOU Buy!! own t..-frnfi reached among all parties in learning more about this most likely to be lost under involved, the agreement is new program may request a these conditions. The only Scents committed to writing, it is copy of a brochure that con- fields farmers need not be LAEeHEM’Sm CAR0 m signed by each involved tains a program description concerned about regarding Flower party, and it becomes an en- and a return form for mcdia- loss of nitrogen are thosc FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Shoppe forceable contract. tion requests. Further infor- which received ammonium GIFTS GIFTBASKETS mation may also be obtained forms of N less than one Because mediation is a non- 0 wne rs : threatening process and is by calling Groezinger at weck prior to the rains. Ear- Michele & Walter Szostak 872-3434 informal when compared to HDC’s Center for Dispute lier rains did not affect the 6459 Main St. Nights & Holidays most court actions, it can Resolution at (517) 672- level of nitrogen in the soil Cass City, MI 48726 872-4890 provide a number of benefits. 4044 or toll free at 1-800- as greatly because soil had 11888-93GIFTS It is, by design, quite flexible, 873-7658. not yet warmcd. I

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Important Rules and Regs 4. 3-on-3 games half court, 4-on-4 games are be notified if an insufficient number of teams register for their age division. The option of playing in an older Divisions Entry Fee: 1. Each 3-on-3 team will consist of three or Court* age division or request for refund will be provided. Based upon oldest team player. will 5. Scoring- One point per basket: two points for shots four players. Each 4-on4 team consist of 9. No foul language or flagrant fouls will be tolerated. $80 (3-on-3); (4-on-4); made over 20 feet.First team lo get 16 points. up by at Ages $130 four, five, or six players To qualify for the Monitor on each court. least WO. wins: OR, team ahead afier 30 minutes, wins. IO. specid rate of $190 for participation in both 11. refunds after deadline. 8-9-10 14-15-1 6 No time limit for playon games. Possession alternates No DlavId in both for $190 . Make check the 3-on-3 4-on-4 tournament, each play- 12. Prizes for lst, 2nd place finishes. (Trophies and 11-10-12 16-17-1 8 each basket. erd must he registered on a 3-on-3 team. How- medals). 12-13-14 UP 6. We leServethe right any player’s height, Adult - 18 8 payable to: Cass City Rotary Club. teams 13. Team captain will be notified 2-3 days prior to start ever, players from different 3-on-3 can weight, age or playing experience. Inaccurate informa- of play. group together to create a 4-on-4 team. lion is grounds for disqualification of the entire team. 14. Rules for rain dales, if necessary, will be decided Each player IS encouraged t0 carry p@rSOndidentifi- 2 Teams will be grouped in divisions with other teams on contest date. of similar average age, but primarily by oldest team callon ‘I 7 We reserve lhe right to reduce the number of 15, Every reasonable eflort will be made to ensure the safely and integrity of the facilities provided, but we scheduled games, or shorten games, due lo rain or ‘5, 3.You ma} play on Only one 3-on-3 team. and cannot assume any responsibility for lost or stolen ar- one 4-on-4 ieam throughout the event. unforeseen circumstances. 8, DouMe elimination tournament. Team captains will licles, or for personal injuries sustained by players. I CASS CITY CHRONICLE Mail to: TOURNAMENT ENTERING miry fee must accompany (51’7) 872.1010 your Entry Fotm. Fire In The Sk! 3-OK-3 04-0”-4 BI-’IW+EENX A,.! SL 5 P.M Make check payable to: P.O. Box 61 CLARKE HAIRE Cass City hbfyClub Cass [:it). MI 48726 UOTH (5171 K72-3410 AFTER 5 P..! --‘ --‘ I

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