Hospi tu 1’s ’ .OIL obstetrics h Village lanad to section to stay open close in October Cass City is “going out of Although village officials ternational Surplus Lines, for extending Ale Street Thanks to a last minute the landfill business” fol- expect eventually to see a will not be renewed by the south through the property. replacement, Ken Jensen, lowing approval by the Vil- savings by closing the land- company. The council indicated it administrator of Hills and lage Council Monday night fill, there will be ongoing The policy, which costs will send a letter of appreci- Dales General Hospital, not to reapply for a license costs (about $3,600 per about $1,200 per year, is set ation to Matt Prieskorn for Cass City, has announced to operate the village’s 40- year) to monitor the site for to expire Aug. 4, LaPonsie his organization of a project the facility’s obstetrical acre Type I11 landfill. the next 5 years. said. in which new lights were unit will remain open. Also approved during the Councilmen approved a recently purchased and in- 65-minute monthly meeting ZONING VIOLATION resolution to seek a quote stalled at the basketball According to Jensen, an was authorization fpr the for the policy from the court. Prieskorn raised announcement about the village attorney to file a suit Turning to the zoning vio- Michigan , Municipal some $800 through clubs unit’s closing had been an- seeking an end to a zoning lation, Trustee Joanne Hop- League. and private donations, ticipated when Dr. Sang ordinance violation by 2 per, who chairs the coun- Also Monday, the council which covered the entire Park, obstetrics and area businessmen. cil’s Rules Committee, re- approved a price of $25,000 cost of the project. gynecology, left the area Councilman Nat Tuttle quested that the council ap- for a village-owned tract LaPonsie was authorized June 19 to relocate in told the council that De- prove authorization to file being considered by Man- to serve as manager of a California. Jensen said the partment of Natural Re- suit against William High- agement Resources De- qualified pension plan for hospital had no doctors wil- sources officials, during a tower, owner of High Tower velopment of East Lansing village employees, and to ling to cover for emergency recent review of the vil- Distributors, and Kareem for development of a low to sign papers necessary to procedures such as Caesa- lage’s landfill site, stated Khoury, owner of the middle income multiple- process a $200 landfill bond. rean sections because of the that the village must oper- Quaker Maid Dairy Store. family apartment complex. tremendous cost of liability ate the site according to Act Hopper told councilmen Councilmen approved a insurance. 641, which requires that that an expansion of High- The property is located high bid of $113 from Dave waste material be com- tower’s business, specifi- adjacent to the Cass City Erla for a village-owned He said he had Contacted pacted in 2-foot layers. cally the use of refrigerator Apartments in the south- several obstetricians for riding lawn mower. Also re- Tuttle pointed out that the trucks, is in violation of the east corner of the village. ceived was bid of $78 from several months and had village doesn’t have the zoning ordinance as use of Councilmen approved the Rick Mohr. given up hope of finding one equipment necessary to such vehicles is not allowed price provided that a purch- Participation in the willing to relocate in Cass comply with the regula- in a general business dis- aser agrees to comply with Michigan Municipal City. However, on June 18 tions. He added, “It would trict. all village standards re- one of the obstetricians pre- A CHICK peers up from the nest its mother League’s 89th annual con- STARLING mean, in fact, that we Hopper explained that lated to sewer and water vention, slatedfor Sept. 9-11 viously contacted agreed to built in a hollow metal post, which anchors one side of an would have to purchase” the trucks, which are run- hook-ups, and road con- in Detroit, was approved come to Cass City, but not area tennis court net. The chick actually is one of 3 in the the equipment. “It would ning 24 hours a day and struction. The purchaser for LaPonsie and any in- until December. nest, which, the photographer learned, is guarded fiercely cost us more than it’s drawing complaints from would also be responsible terested councilmen. “Until then, we have sev- by the adult birds. worth. ’ residents living near the eral doctors delivering Village Manager Lou S. business, are parked in a babies, while having obstet- LaPonsie agreed, adding lot behind the Quaker Maid ricians from Bad Axe, Bay that DNR officials indi- Dairy Store on Main Street. Vilhge president cated that their goal is Hightower is renting the lot Citv-I and SaginawY cover for emergency cases,” Jensen c()mm&Swmm nh’ s&m eventuallymunicipally-owned to close land- all from Khoury, she noted. said. Both men have been fills. notified by mail to correct With outside obstetri- J “No matter what we do,, the problem, she said, ad- Davis resigns to ciawdxing referred, the they’re going to mt the ding, “The owner of the VY board of directors June 22 priissure on us to ;lose it property and (of) the decided to keep the unit (the site) ,” LaPonsie re- trucks don’t seem to want open, he remarked. marked. to stop the zoning viola- boost for1 prosecutors The village’s %year tion. ” take new job The OB ward has been in license to operate the Type Hopper, who said that operation since the hospital A request that the Tus- discuss salaries in the pro- salary figures from other I11 landfill--for disposal of Hightower contends his use opened its doors about 26 secutor’s office, voted to counties similar to Tuscola Cass City Village Council cola County Board of Com- nonorganic refuse such as of the property was “grand- President Larry L, Davis, years ago, said Marcy missioners consider adjust- maintain existing staffing in an attempt to convince the board to consider ad- wood, brush and concrete- fathered’ ’ into the ordi- citing a job transfer/promo- Brinkman, RN. ing salary levels in the levels and salaries for the is slated to expire at the end nance, stated that some ac- present time. justing salaries and possi- tion, Monday night an- “In 1985 we had 177 de- county prosecutor’s office of October. tion is needed by the council nounced his resignation was put on hold last week Commissioner John H. bly approving a greater LaPonsie said that the to enforce the regulation, liveries and 225 in 1986, so Goodchild indicated last range of salaries. from office effective Aug. we were all hoping it during a regular board landfill,located south of the LaPonsie agreed., “He’s 1. meeting. week that the board may Currently, the prosecutor village in Novesta expanded a nonconforming wouldn’t close,” she said. receives $40,000, while the Davis, 45, who was The request, made by again consider the request, Township, is expected to use, which he can’t do.” elected council president in The OB ward has had a county Prosecutor William but at a later date because chief prosecutor receives cost the village some between $24,800 and $27,796, $€!,so0 March 1986, told council- good teputation, with one D. Bond, came following of existing financial limita- to operate in 1987. He INSURANCE DROPPED men during the monthly of the area’s first birthing the resignation of Chief As- tions. He added, “We de- and the assistant pro- sec‘utor position pays bet- explained that it costs the meeting that he has ac- beds in the birthing room sistant Prosecutor JoEllen cided we’re going to sit until village about $99 per load In other business, the cepted a job offer from his with a homey, pleasant at- O’Connor. the end of the year and then ween $19,250 and $23,952. council learned that its pub- Bond explained that es- for 100 loads, with the vil- employer, General Cable mosphere being installed in The board, following a 20- take a look at it.” lage receiving a return of lic officials’ liability insur- Company. 1982. minute executive session to Bond said he presented Please turn to page 12: only $13 per load. ance policy, carried by In- Davis will be plant man- ager of a General Cable plant in Lindsay, Calif. He’s set to begin the new job July 13, but said he won’t be Dorothy Stahlbaum Historical couple moving until early August. Although the job title is 4 the same as he now holds at the Cass City plant, 6285 Garfield Ave., Davis indi- cated that the offer is also Tuckevs recall earlv vears in area a promotion. The west coast plant, lo- cated about 50 miles south is 2 1/2 It was 54 years ago the lived in the Cass City area Luke had many chances hauling gravel where itrn another one was uI go home. The doctors told of Fresno, some Cass City Area Historical all their lives, having been to tell ple that joke. He living,” he noted. ready-mix business when I him he’d never do anything times larger than the local Society’s historical couple born on homesteads and st& thrashing busi- “Then I had stroke in 1w,,9 he again but he’s quite reco- plant, Davis said. moved into their house west meeting when Evelyn was ness when they first moved blocks. I got my first blmk remarked. vered,” she remembered. “It’s one of our leading of town at 6038 Cass City in her teens and Luke in his into the house. “After the machine in Napolean, 44~~was in the hospital Luke was on the Cass City plants in that it’s very Rd. early twenties. combines came in, I which is by Jackson. I got for 5 weeks before he got to school board for several technologically ad- Luke Tuckev. 82, and his Thev were married years, owns a patent and vanced,” he remarked. wife Evelyn, f7; had owned nearly 60 years ago in was known around town as “It’s one of the leading west a farm they had to sell in November of 1927 on Luke’s “the man who could fix any- coast plants.” 1933. The Great Depression 23rd birthday at his pa- thing. People used to say to Despite excitement about had settled in and they, like rents’ farm, where Jim someone trying to fix an en- the new position, Davis in- most people at that time, Tuckey now resides. gine, a gear or a crank- dicated the move is bit- didn’t always have every- shaft, ‘If you can’t fix it, tersweet. thing they wanted or “2 AND A HALF DOZEN” Luke Tuckey can. He was a “I’ve been here a long Larry L. Davis needed. man before his time,’ ” said time--my children have “When we moved in, Three of their 8 children, his visiting son Bill of De- grown up in Cass City, so there was no electricity Dorothy, Jay D. and lray Beach, Fla. there are mixed feelings,” he said. “But it’s an oppor- more perfect,” he com- here or anywhere around Charles, were already born “Oh yes, someone told mented, adding that his here except in town. There when they moved to the me the other day of the time tunity that I couldn’t turn daughter, Jennifer, re- was a line that went house where they currently some of the nieces and down.” cently graduated from Cass through the farm, but we reside. The rest of the chil- nephews broke a record Davis last fall became City High School, while son had to get a transformer dren, Eunice, Donald, Bill, they were playing,” Evelyn the first General Cable Tim just finished his first put in when we could afford Bob and Roy, were all born remarked. employee to be promoted to year at the University of it. Before that we used in the house. “They were pretty upset the position of plant man- Michigan. kerosene lamps and did “I never thought of hav- about it because I guess ager from within the local washing and other chores ing any of the children in a they weren’t supposed to be plant. He has worked in No one has been uamed by hand,” Evelyn Tuckey hospital. It seemed per- playing the record or some- Cass City since September yet as a replacement for explained. fectly natural to have them thing, but they had heard 1963. Davis at the Cass City Gen- “Luke has always said, here, That way I could that Uncle Luke could fix Originally from Bad Axe, eral Cable plant, but an ap- ‘A man shouldn’t buy some- make sure I got my own anything so they tried to get he began in production pointment is expected to be thing unless he could pay children,” she explained him to fix it,” she said, scheduling, and later spent announced by early Au- for it,’ so there were things with a twinkle in her eye laughing. 6 years as a process techni- gust. we went without for while looking at a picture And he’s still fixing cian, 4 years as a produc- awhile,’’ she added. with the whole family, things. He started fixing tion dc .jartment manager, Davis, zlected to the 2- While the Tuckey home taken some 25 years ago. clocks about 10 years ago 3 yea1 i as a materials year council president’s has been modernized quite “Yep, all my 2 and a half- and now owns some 30 analyst, 5 years as a mate- seat after serving 2 years a bit, Evelyn isn’t so sure dozen children. People used clocks in their house. There rials manager and 3 years as a village trustee, will be it’s made things easier. to look at me with shock are others there either as plant supervisor. replaced on the council by “Now I’ve got to study when I said that and say, fixed and ready to be sent Davis, who lives at 6644 President Pro Tem before I can use the direc- ‘oh no, not that many,’Then LUKE AND EVELYN TUCKEY, 6038 Cass Citv Rd.. back to their owners or in Pine St. with wife Jackie Dorothy Stahlbaum. tions in order to run all the I’d have to explainto them have been named the Cass City Area Historical Giety’s the process of being re- and the couple’s 2 children, Stahlbaum’s council seat, appliances,” she joked. that I have 2 daughters and paired. noted that the job offer meanwhile, may be re- Luke and Evelyn have 6 sons,” Luke said. historical couple. They will ride in the parade Saturday. Please turn to page 12. came at a good time. “The placed via council appoint- timing couldn’t have been ment, PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I I Engaged Cass City Social and Personal Items

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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stead- All veterans are urged to Donald and Karen (Wol- Trina Spencer was guest Lori Hyzer of Caseville is of honor Friday evening at spending this week with man held graduation open By Melva E. Guinther I take part in the 4th of July frum) Trzemzalski of I J a bridal shower at the home Mr. and Mrs, Ron Geiger. house Sunday, June 27, for parade. Veterans group Marlboro, N.Y ., announce their son Joey at the Cass will meet at the corner of the birth of a baby girl, of Norma Szarapski. About According to a recent sur- 25 ladies attended. Miss The Thane reunion was City Gun Club. It was also Terri. W,Main and Brooker Street Kimberly Dee. She was his birthday. Around 150 vey by the Gerber Co., Unisex names like Lee, at 1O:OO a.m. Wear your old born Thursday, June 18, at Spencer and Ron Guinther held Sunday, June 28, at the Matthew and Jessica are are to be married July 18. home of Mr. and Mrs. guests attended from Dem- Kim, Pat and Kelly can uniform if possible. Cars Vassar Brothers Hospital, ing, N.M.,Sandusky, St. currently the names most cause confusion. will be provided for WWI Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Robert Taylor in Vassar. often chosen for babies in Mr. and Mrs. Pete There were about W guests Helen, Oxford, Detroit, Another perplexing situa- veterans and WWII vete- weighed 7 pounds and 3 Sand Lake, Carsonville, the United States. Ryan and tion arises when you dis- rans unable to march. ounces and was 20 inches Rienstra were in North present from Caro, Cass Rita Sullivan Katherine won out in the City, Mayville, Ubly, Lake Deckerville and Cass City. cover that someone yo) long. She joins 2 sisters, Branch Saturday, June 26, Paul Lopez Midwest. grew up knowing as Bob is Elsie Blades left Friday, Anna, 5, and Elizabeth, 3. and attended the birthday City, Evert, Flint and Fort Nationwide , Mat thew par for Steven Freeland, Wayne, Ind. Next year’s Miss Sherry1 Seeley of now Frank, or Ann has be- June 19, for Canton to visit Grandparents are Mr. and Wilmot and Mrs. Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sulli- was followed by Jonathan, come Denise. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Don LaPeer of Deford 2-y2 ar-old son of Mr. and reunion will be held at the van of Gagetown announce Brian, Michael, Jason, Mrs. Steve Freeland. same place. Seeley, Janis Seeley and At least 4 relatives have Blades and attended gradu- and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Audrey Katzenberger vis- the engagement of their Daniel, Christopher, done this sort of thing for ation open house for her Trzemzalski of Kingston. daughter, Rita, to Paul Joseph, Andrew and Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. James James Breakie of Florida ited Mrs. Laura McQueen perfectly legitimate granddaughter Sandy. Great-grandparents are came June 22 to spend a in St. Johns Saturday, June Lopez. He is the son of Mrs. Close behind Jessica reasons, and I never know Saturday, she went tb visit Mrs. Bernice Wolfrum of Schad of Lake City were Julie Lopez of Gagetown were Jennifer, Amanda, weekend guests of Mr. and few weeks with his sister, 27. whether to call them by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. St. Clair Shores and Mrs. Emma Kettlewell. and Paul Lopez of Mil- Sarah, Ashley, Melissa, their new names, which John Blades, in South Lyon Leona Trzemzalski of Mrs. Leslie Lounshry and lington.Miss Sullivan is Nicole, Lauren, Megan and attended the Thane reunion Weekend guests of Mr. seems awkward, or revert and Sunday attended Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. George and Mrs, Max Hammond Lindsay. to the old familiar moniker. graduation open house for in Vassar. employed with Farm Cre- Our relatives are pretty Several people have won- Bill Ewald was honored Fisher Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. were their son, Bill Ham- her grandson Kelly. She re- Clarence Ewald left Cass mond, and family of Flush- dit Services, Marlette, and much on target with boys’ dered why this column is turned home Monday. at a surprise birthday party Mrs. Della Wright of Lopez with Sebewaing In- names, lacking only a Lapeer visited her sister City Sunday, June 21, and ing, daughter, Mrs. Linda called Meg’s Peg, Meg at his home Thursday even- attended services at the Smith of Mayville, Mr. and dustries. . Jonathan and Andrew. comes from initialing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stine ing. Jim and Sharon Evans, and husband, Mr. and Mrs. May,The 1988. couple plan to wed in Apparently we’re a little forms and memos MEG. Max Agar, Thursday, June Calvary Baptist Church in Mrs. Ron Jones and baby were callers of Elizabeth Brenda and Brian, mis- Bath. In the evening they Jamie of Ionia. Mrs. Jones more imaginative with the Meg’s Keg didn’t really Stine Sunday afternoon. sionaries to Argentina, 25. attended services at the is also a daughter. girls. Amanda and Jessica seem appropriate for a were among the 20 friends First Baptist Church in are the only 2 of the top 10 teetotaler. Mrs. Isabelle Seeley was who attended. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stine Engaged among us, and they’re The only alternate of Hastings spent June LaSalle, Ill., where a Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 27-28 former pastor of Cass City, Bader were honored at a grandnieces. suggestion offered was feted at a surprise birthday Wednesday, June 24, with his mother, Elizabeth celebration when the Cass Lloyd Streeter, is now. dinner celebration June 17, There are so many of us, Melba Toast, which I was Gloria Sosa of West Bloom- Stine. 13 siblings in Stan’s family afraid would further con: City meal site met Friday. field was a luncheon guest Monday, they went to for their 56th wedding an- Mrs. Charlotte Horner also Ames, Iowa, where they at- niversary. They dined with and 7 in mine, that we were fuse those who aren’t sure of Anne Esau at her pa- Mr. and Mrs. Roger afraid all the good names if my name is Belva was observing a birthday. Nicholas of Kawkawlin, tended the National Confer- their families at Teitz’s in rents’ home. Gloria drove ence of Regular Baptist Imlay City. would be taken by the time Velma. Mrs. Anna Klakulak made Anne to Franklin where she Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stine of our children came along. a poster for the event and spent the night with her sis- Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Churches. They returned Mrs. Ellen Beach is at *“ home Saturday, June 27. Fate smiled on us, though, ice cream was donated by ter, Mary Beth Bialick. Dennis Stine of Standish at- home recuperating, having and Sandra and Mark were .. Floyd Raatz. Twenty-eight They were college tended a class reunion at had surgery at St. Mary’s still available. Hills andDale8 a attended. There will be no classmates at Michigan the Golf Club Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hospital in Saginaw last Between the Guinther General Hospital’ *, 2 meal site Friday, July 3. State University. June 27. It was the classes O’Dell, Erin, Kyle and week. and McConnell clans, our of 1967 and 1968. Joshua went to Detroit June Four members of the kids have 2 uncles and a cousin named Chuck. There Born June 27, to Mrs. ’ Elmwood Quilting group Greenleaf spent Mrs. Dave Asher and son spent a few days at Ship- the past week in Chicago as are 2 Aunt Normas, 2 uncles Peggy Keilitz, Caro, baby’ Kevin of Phoenix, AZ,, ar- and a cousin named Jim, boy. shewana, Ind., last week. a guest Of Mr- and Mrs* rived in Michigan Tuesday Florence Karr, Ruth Dunlop* an uncle and 2 cousins cal- to spend the summer with led Dave, 2 uncles and a PATIENTS LISTED Grassmann DeMaggio, relatives. MON- cousin Dick and 2 aunts DAY, JUNE 29, WERE: ‘* Clara Bond and Adeline Bu- Anne left Thursday, Dawn Marie Hartwick tier left Monday and re- June 25, to return to Homes- Mr*and Mrs* De- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy named Rose Guinther. tead, Fla., after spending 2 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson hmel of Unionville were took Mindy Bolz, who had Michael Alan Bills turned Thursday. Other duplicates are Lynwood LaPeer, Mrs. weeks with her parents, Peters of Vassar were sur- guests Of vr. and Mrs* spentthepastweekhere to cousins Chris, Pat, Randy Carol McKee, Mrs, Pat- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Esau. prised Sunday, June 21, Donald Wittenberg Satur- Flint June 25 and met ier Mr. and Mrs. Harry (actually, 2 Randys and a ricia Sherman, Mrs. Joyce ------when they arrived at the day, June 27, to parents Mr. and Mrs. Hartwick of Deford an- Randee), Jeff, Tim, Ron, Sugden, Owen Quinn, C0re.y A LITTLE The Golden Rule Class’of home of Mr. and Mrs. the birthdays of Donald and James bolz of Milan. they nounce the engagement of Jane and Joe. Gohsman, Mrs. Rena Per- T ’f Richard Easton following his twin sister, Mrs. De- had supper together in their daughter, Dawn CHRONICLE Salem UM Church met If we venture into first koski, Matthew Dornes, Thursday, June 25, for a church services where Mr. hmel. Flint. Marie, to Michael Alan cousins once removed, it Daniel Kingsland, Mrs. In: 1 WANT AD potluck supper at the park. and Mrs. James Profit and Bills, son of Mr. and Mrs. gets even more compli- ocente Diaz, Cass City;, The business meeting was son Mike of Bark River Mrs. Leona Reynolds of Mr, and Mrs. Clark Herbert Bills of Cass City. cated. Marcus Bradley, Minden conducted by President came for a Father’s Day Sand Lake and Betty Seeley were guests of her A September wedding is Have you noticed how City; Helen Bartle. Ann Milligan celebration. Other guests Spencer of St. Helen spent mother, Mrs. Ann Stepka, planned. cyclical names are? Most Mrs. Verna Luana, De- had devotions. Twenty-two were Mrs. Margie June 26-28 with their niece at Frankenmuth Sunday, of the boys’ names popular ford; and family, Mr. and Mrs. June 28. The Seeleys were ResGETS uBigIts -responded to roll call. Hackworth and daughter Marriage licenses now date back to Bible Mrs. Rosemarie Ostran- I I Kimberly of Flint. Joe Steadrnan. celebrating their 40th wed- times. der, Tina DiNardi, Caro; Stanley Woodruff, Caro, Sarah and Amanda were Linda Winter, Akron; b and Cheryl Nicholson, “old-fashioned” when we Tara Gage, Bad Axe; The Art Club met Wed- Caro. were going through the cute nesday, June 17, at the Cass Peggy Sue Callahan, Robert Spencer, Birch name phase, with all the Warren ; City Park for a potluck din- Run, and Dora Ryan, Birch girls’ names ending in “i”: SebewaingMrs. Dorothy . Fibranz, ner at noon. There were 10 Run. Kelli, Patti, Sandi, Kristi, members and one guest for Tyrone Beebe, Mil- dinner. The afternoon was lington, and Brenda Beebe, iityls spent playing bingo. Tuscola. HILLS AND DALES Tommy Thurman, Vas- James Breakie of sar, and Katherine Irvine, GENERAL HOSPITAL ;.; ;.; s Phons 072-2121 Florida, Emma Kettlewell Vassar. and Audrey Katzenberger Gary Seldon, Marlette, HOMETOWN- took a drive around Harbor FIGHTING BACK and Cindy Gerace, Beach, Port Hope and Port Washington, MI. 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A last minute addition to the July 4 Festival program is a Every spring, when re- that my diploma be mailed last commencement ap- fusing to attend someone’s tour through the garage at 6769 Main Street where the to me. I remember how de- pearance. My anti-com- material for Christmas 1987 display is under construction. commencement exercises, lighted I was to skip joining mencement stance became my favorite thing to say is : Showing visitors through and explaining the work will be an immense horde of so inflexible that my wife Lloyd Vyse and Carl Schell, creators of the unique displays. “I didn’t go to my own com- gowned captives forced to gave up suggesting that I mencement exercises when hear an oration by J. Edgar watch nieces and nephews **+++*** I graduated from college, Hoover, I remember how go out into the world in caps so why in God’s name much fun it was to celeb- and gowns. should I go to someone rate my scholastic achieve- It was a stubborn stance Buried among the notes on my dak was a report from else’s?” ments in a saloon 200 miles that served me well when I To me, this is a marvel- William Kitchin. He reports that his garden was producing from the MSU campus. became a famous colum- early. He harvested pasand potatoes June 11. ously persuasive argu- Obviously, if the com- nist (strangers often com- Anyone beat that? ment, exceedingly logical mencement I dodged is so pliment me on something and fair. To my wife, it is much more memorable Neal Shine wrote) and fair ***+***+ proof that I am an old than the one I attended, I prey for schools desperate AFTER SOME 27 years as chief engineer at Hills and grump. am a very perceptive fellow for commencement speak- It IS my contention that who knows what memories ers. Naturally, I couldn’t Dales General Hospital, Duane G. Witkovsky is stepping State police will be out in force over the holidays to all commencement are made of. And my wife be hypocritical enough to down to retire. Above, he accepts a plaque and congratu- monitor traffic. Over the period, Thursday nmn to Sunday ipeeches are boring, usu- doesn’t know beans. deliver what I wouldn’t re- lations from hospital administrator Ken Jensen. evening, a total of 1,600 extra patrol hours are planned. ally delivered in a stifling She does know, however, ceive. Even my wife agreed The Michigan Department of Transprtation predicts a hot gymnasium, and none that no way would she re- on that. 4.8 percent increase in traffic during the 4 days. of the graduates care one Duane Witkovskr main married to a man who But did I think my grand- J bit if I stay home. wouldn’t go to his own chil- children would never grow * This has been my attitude dren’s commencement up? Did I think 17-year-old ever since I can remember. exercises. I never argued Michele would get a I can’t remember my gwn the point. In fact, I agree driver’s license but not a Hospital engineer retires The holiday map officially start Thursday afternoon as high school commence- parents should listen to high school diploma? Her far as the police are concerned. For the Chronicle and most ment exercises 43 years their children’s high Commencement exercises Hills and Dale Hospital July 1. other business places in the community it starts Friday marked about his 27 years evening at closing time. ago. Surely I attended - school commencement were last week and the old officials Friday honored Witkovsky said he isn’t on the job. my.mother was a lot like speaker; it serves them grump was there. As usual, their long-time chief en- sure yet what he plans to do ny wife concerning such right for having kids. Three the gym was hot and I don’t gineer with a plaque and in retirement, adding. “1’11 Witkovsky, 62, and his matters - but there isn’t times I acquiesced in this remember a word the certificate during a special just putt around and30 odd wife, Margaret, reside at the slightest memory of parental responsibility, speaker said. retirement tea, jobs.’’ 1521 Darbe Rd., Caro. The where the ceremony was and I don’t remember one There was a moment Duane C. Witkovsky, who couple has 2 children, held, who spoke, or whether thing said or done at any of when I looked at lovely has served as the hospital’s “T iere have been a lot of Charles and Katherine, that was the day an old the ceremonies. My wife re- Michele and her weepy engineer since 1960, will of- chan ges (over the years), both of Caro, and 4 grand- grump was born young. members that I grumbled mother - my daughter - ficially leave his post as of but i ;’s been good,” he re- children. However, I clearly re- at regular intervals. and counted the years bet- member my graduation Fortunately, college is ween their graduations. from Michigan State Uni- something else. I always Twenty. I almost wept my- Historical society plans tour versity just a few years hoped that higher educa- self. I could live 20 more later. By that time, I was tion would teach my chil- years. I could attend the The Cass City Area His- Luke and Evelyn Tuckey, headed by local historian sducated enough to request dren to avoid pomp at all commencement exercises torical Society recently an- meanwhile, were selected and society member Jack costs, and I wasn’t disap- of my great-grandchildren ! nounced election of 2 new as the historical couple and Esau, will include visits to pointed. Even my youngest Michele’s school re- directors, the selection of will represent the society in the Opera House over Cass City daughter, the family scho- served folding chairs for an annual historical couple, the annual Fourth of July Kritzman’s store and the lar, opted out of the univer- grandparents unable to and plans for a tour of Cass parade slated for Saturday Ryland-Guc building, prob- sity commencement exer- climb into the bleachers. City’s most historic build- in Cass City. ably the oldest structure on cises at which she would That’s a good idea. I have ings. Main Street. man reports have been singled out for 5 grandchildren so far. Elsie Blades and Audrey Plans for the historical honors. I was never There are a lot of gradua- Katzenberger were elected tour, set to begin at 2 p.m. Persons interested in tak- prouder of her. tion ceremonies in my fu- directors of the historical Sunday at the Cultural ing part in the tour are group during a June 22 Center, have been urged to wear old clothing For many years I bliss- ture. I will grump about and take a flashlight. fully believed the 1976 high having to attend each one meeting . finalized. The tour, to be horse shot school graduation of my of them. youngest child would be my If I’m lucky. ACass City man reported to the State Police post in Caro, June 23, that his Bel- Most Major Ten Bargains gian horse had been shot and killed. Credit Cards That Are Hotter Francis DeLong, 3183 N. Englehart Rd., told de- Accepted Than July! puties that the morning of June 21 all his horses were fed at his barn and, some- time June 22, his neighbor AIed to inform him 2 of his horses were with the Some weeks, figuring out rant any further attention. neighbor’s cows. a topic to write about in this But when the papers came The complaint states De- column is the hardest part up with a story about still Lgng checked the area and of the job. Not this week. another accident in con- foynd only one of the There were 3 or 4 that were struction, it was hard to ig- on the back burner waiting nore. horses. He told troopers he ~ There’s still the question, /Dual-Cassette Stereo Rack System VHS VCR With Wireless Remote then checked an isolated for attention. Model 18 by Realistic , cow pasture and found his On my desk is a 29-page of course, as to whether the other Belgian lying on its booklet with a stiff paper bridge is safe. The Michi- side dead. cover talking about the Zil- gan Department of Trans- Save She shooting is believed waukee Bridge. It was com- portation says unequivoc- ally that it is. “Right now,” o have taken place some- piled to show the Michigan $E4Urn95 time June 22, with the horse legislature how safe the the report says, “the bridge Hi-Speed Visible Search being shot in the right eye bridge is and outlined the is getting its most severe b$ a .22-caliber rifle. The reasons for the continuing safety test almost every Watch TV shows and video movies *hen estimated value of the ani- delays and cost overruns. day. Structurally, the you want to see them. Features one-touch record timer and 14-day/4-event program- mal was $2,000, bridge is weakest during -. -- It’s sort of ancient news 28800 mirig. #16-507 Remote batteries extra The case is open pending and there was doubt if there construction when spans c.r.ILLy“l“r high speakers. #13-1228 349.95 fufther investigation. was enough interest to war- are only partially com- pleted, yet is is now carry,- ing loads far greater than 1 Portable AM/FM Stereo Cassette I fR-q[--1b Cordless Telephone it will ever carry when Modulai re‘”-85O by Realist IC ET-410 by Radio Siack 1 The Weather I opened to traffic.” High Low Preclp. That reads well, but what I are the odds that the buil- .. Tuesday,...... 85 .... .53...... 0 ders of that bridge on the Wednesday...... 88 .....6()...... 0 expressway in the east that Reg. 179.95 Thursday 8...., 0 Reg. 159.95 ...... ,.,...,a ..,,#5 collapsed said the same Carry it along to copy personal $50 . Friday, ...... -76..... 53 ...... 13” thing before those vehicles Enjoy making and taking calls without : Saturday,...... A%.. .. .52.,... ..14” went into the drink? Built-in 5-band equalizer AClbattery trailing cords Plus fast and accurate auto- Sunday,,...... 80 .... .68.,.... 0 To me, like to most of you, ual-Cassette Deck ODWatlOn. #14-770 Batteries extra dialing of up to 30 phone numbers Pro- ‘tM Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corp grammable tone/pulse dialing’. #43-551 Monday...... 80.... .60 ...... 04” I suspect, the cost and the I High-speed Dubbing 1 (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) delays in construction are frustrating and maybe would be even comical if Personal AM/FM Stereo we never received a tax L[ 6-Ch. Walkie-Talkie TV-Sound Portable Radio bill. TRC-215 by Realistic PortaVision “’-60 by Realistic 1 STEREO-MATE’ by Realistic Rerouting traffic on 1-675 Wednesday is. .. business loop is discussed 29% Off Cut 25% and the transportation au- Save 5995 thorities claim that it would be more expensive than $40 Reg. 99.95 building the high level 959.95 14!!L Stay in touch while hiking, fishing or 49 bridge. They didn’t say if it Hear VHF and UHF TV, Super-thin design fits in at job sites. Five watts power for plus FMlAM radio any- would be more expensive maximum range. With Channel 14 pocket. With lightweight than the original price bid where. AClbattery oper- stereo headphones. crystals. #21-1653 ation. #12-781 for the bridge or the one Batteries. additional crystals extra #12-123 Batteries extra that we are actually paying __ ~ for. The booklet didn’t say, I 2-Way Mini Speakers Dual-Powered Calculator Solar DesktopCalculator but it’s highly probable that Minimus” -7 by Realistic EC-414 by Radio Shack EC-2008 by Radio Shack the estimate of the cost for f-, expanding 1-675 includes 40°/o Off 31 O/o Off turning it into an artery with the same traffic carry- ing capacity as the new 888 ~:i Double Print high rise bridge. 2995 :::i That would be a utopian Compact, and powered 1 Double Value Day! situation. It would be nice Sound better than many battery power in dim light. bv liaht No cord to clut- but, like the bridge, too ex- full-size speakers’ 7” high Back. if40-2030 Silver. te‘r y&r desk. Three- I Every Wednesday receive a pensive for the actual need. battery. #65-560 key memory. #65-964 second set of prints absolutely There are only a few weekends on holidays and FREE! in the summer when traffic Olfer gmd during Wednesdays ncumal business hours backs up at Zilwaukee. NEXT DAY or FREE VOID m Dwble Prints There are ways around the bridge. M-15and US-IO are easy alternatives to the south. The bridge was a poor idea at the original cost es- timate. At the actual cost, it’s another fiasco that ranks right up there with the people mover in De- troit.

/ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE FOIJR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 1987 100 attend horse show Saturday

first in horse bareback ho’ FLIGHT I Avery Kaplan 68 An estimated 100 people 2ND FLIGHT semanship; * Shauna Lon& Clint House 110 Larry Davis 67 Ruth DiMaggio 29 attended the second annual Dale McIntosh 101 open horse show sponsored placed first in showman- Todd Comment 66 Marilyn Carpenter 26 ship 12 years and under, Elwyn Helwig 100 Bob Ridenour 65 26 by the Cass City Junior Vera Ferguson Wranglers 4-H Club Satur- and Krista Iseler placed Dick Wallace 100 Norene Krug 23 Dave Lavejoy 97 day at the show area do- first in pleasure showman- FLIGHT 4 Geri Corcoran 20 ship 16-18 and trail class. Bill Kritzman 91 John Agar 124 nated by the Cass City Vet- Linda Herron 20 erans of Foreign Wars. Iseler was also awarded Steve Fobear 89 George Heins 114 Kally Maharg 20 Jim Peyerk 89 The show site, 3 1B miles a gift certificate, trophy Tim Cummings 108 Jean Palmer 14 and ribbon for placing run- Newel1 Harris 87 Ron Geiger 107 Eleanora Rees 14 south of Cass City at the Gene Kloc 87 corner of Cemetery and De- ner-up in high point overall. Mike Lefler 100 Belle Wahl \ 8 Don Ouvry 87 Dave McNaughton 94 Long roads, was the scene Ringmaster for the show of cool and intermittently Ken Zdrojewski 84 Brad Hilbig 93 3RD FLIGHT was Virginia Mills, ‘Cas Tom Craig 81 Ken Jensen 93 rainy weather and at- City, and announcer was Verna May MacRae 32 tracted entries from all Jim Fox 80 Phil Moses 91 Jan Kritzman 26 Anthony Moran, Cass City. Rich Tate 80 Bert Althaver over the Thumb and about 90 Phyllis Ridge 26 horse-rider combina- Billy Coston 79 Wally Marston 88 Maxine Clara 20 40 Clark Erla 76 Rich Heck 87 Lil Jaroch 20 tionscompetition. were entered in the Concert slatbd Don Hilbig 61 Keith Pobanz 87 Georgine Jensen 20 Halter competition was Jim Ceranski 70 Bunny O’Berski 20 FLIGHT 2 Norm Bouffard 62 Joann Brown 14 divided into 4 classes and at local chutch John Haire 110 Don Hazard 56 showmanship was divided Mary Lou Mauer 12 into classes. Grand Phil Gray 108 Mark Wiese 55 Blanche Rumptz 8 5 The Evangelical Free Don Schelke 99 J.R. Boldizsar 51 champion halter was Sue Church of Cass City is Smith, Bad Axe, while the spon- Alva Allen 98 4TH FLIGHT soring the musical group Jerry Houghton 92 * Match to be made up. Betty Hammond 32 reserve champion was Jim “Triumph,” in concert at 7 JohnMaharg 92 Doris Rawson 2€ Nunn, Vassar. p.m. July 8 at the church, Paul Branoff 90 LEAGUE HONOR ROLL Virginia Ruthko 24* There was also competi- 6430 Chestnut Blvd. Kim Glaspie 90 Gloria Schelke 24* tion in lead line, western The concert is part of the John Parker 90 hw Actual Round for Marge Tuttle 20 JUNIOR WRANGLER KRISTA ISELER, 5089 Schwegler horsemanship, western ple- church’s summer youth Clarke Haire 88 Year - C. House and D. Chris Erla 14 asure and English riding, program, according to Doug Herringshaw 88 McIntosh - 35. Evelyn Coaster 14 Rd., did well at her club’s annual horse show Saturday, with an average of 7-8 Mike Kelley, who described Dick Hampshire 85 Marie Scott 14 receiving the second highest number of points. About 40 horse-rider combinations “Triumph” as a creative Russ Biefer 81 WEEKLY Irene Mi~uszewski horse-rider combinations were entered in the show. per class. ministry of music, drama, Jim Smithson 81 *Points to be adjusted. Patty Milligan of the study groups and recrea- Dave Hoard 78 Flight 1 - Dale McIntosh Junior Wranglers placed tion. Bob Stickle 76 - 36. qh Ron Nurnberger 75 Flight 2 - Dave Hoard - 4-0. George Ridge 73 Flight 3 - Mark Swanson -41. ‘ Champ Tiffersend FLIGHT 3 Flight 4 - Rich Heck - 42. Jim Apley 116 Dick Gorz 112 LADIES’ GOLF Daryl Iwankovitsch 108 Mark Swanson 104 1ST FLIGHT year undefeated Don Work 100 Mary Rabideau 27 Dick Haley 91 Linda Helwig 25 The Cass City Little The pitching staff was led Although Hempton saw Dick Peterson 91 June Licht 25 kague Tigers finished the by Greg Levalley and Ben limited action, he recorded Bill Ewald 90 Ruby Dunevant 23 Season last week with a per- Schott. Levalley allowed no an important extra-inning Rick Peterson 89* Nelle Maharg 20 fect 10-0 record. runs in 30 innings pitched, victory mid-way through Doug O’Dell 87 Toby Weaver 20 while he and Schott com- theseason. Tom Schweigel 82 Dee Lerash 17 The Tigers allowed only bined their efforts for 3 The Tiger hitting attack Randy Sherman 81 Mary Ryan 17 22 total runs to their oppo- shut-outs. Jim Hempton was led by Schott, LeVal- Keith Adelberg 75 Mary Yaroch 13 nents during the lo-game also performed pitching ley, Lyle Severance, Marc Anton Peters 70* Pat Bess 10 season. duties for the Tigers. Wallace and Jeff Swiderski. The Yankees finished second with a 7-3 record. The squad’s leading hitters were Paul Ulfig, Jason Morgan, Jason Walther, Jason Klein and Darren Wallace. Ulfig and Morgan provided the power by re- cording 2 homers each. Pitching duties were MEMBERS OF THE Cass City Little League champion shared by Ulfig, Wallace, David Bills and Shawn Tigers squad are (front row, from left): Alan White, Alan Za wilinski. Rutkoski, Jeff Swiderski, Billy Hennessey, Ben Schott, son has ended,the the regu1ar Cass Citysea- Mark Levalley, Jim Hempton. Back Row: Coach Ron Little League will play an Rutkoski, Lyle Severance, Greg Levalley, Matt Spencer, All-star double header Marc Wallace, Leon Butler and manager Ken Schott. Saturday. The first game will start at 2 p.m. and will be played on diamond #6, Just north of the High School baseball diamond. The contest puts the All-stars from the American League teams (Orioles, Tigers, and Yan- kees) against the All-stars from the National League teams (Cubs, Giants and Pirates).

FINAL STANDINGS

WL Tigers 10 0 Yankees 73 Giants 64 Pirates 46 Cubs 28 Orioles 19

RESULTS Yankees 24, Pirates 5 THE Tigers 23, Cubs 5 CUBS came out in first place in this summer’s Cass Giants 25, Orioles 6 City’s Boys’ Baseball Minor League. Players on the team Giants 15, Cubs 5. were (left to right): front row, Jason Remsing, Ryan Young, John McNaughton, Todd Furness, Matt Klinkman, Jeremy Russell and Todd Milligan. Back row, coach Mark Bowling Gohsman, Chris Revis, Chad Diegel, Kevin Storm, Chad WITH .OUR Zawilinski, Rob Gnagey and Corey Gohsman. Not pictured TUESDAY NIGHT SUMMER LADIES’ are coaches Mike Diegel and Gary Gohsman, The Cubs’ LEAGUE season was played in memory of Scott Gohsman. BROKERAGE DEPT. June 16, 1987

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Darcie Monroe Tigers and Wendy Weaver with a 9-1 final win-loss re- pitched for the Pirates. was the pitcher for the TUESDAY NIGHT cord for the season. The leading hitter for the Hawks. SUMMER LADIES’ Meanwhile, the second Reds was Jodi Hillaker Leading hitters for the Ti- LEAGUE place Braves bested the Ti- with 4 hits. Teammates gers were Julie Knowlton June 23,1987 gers June 23 by a score of Becky Britt, Denelle De- with 4 hits and Melissa 14-3. Tracy Patera was the Long, Jandi Hillaker, Pam Micklash and Jodi LaRoche Gutter Dusters 11 winning pitcher for the Stoll and Donna Williams with 3 hits each. Hawk Jo Missfits 8‘/2 Braves and Stephanie each had 2 hits, including Benitez had 2 hits for her Pinheads 8 ‘12 Leiterman pitched in the Jandi Hillaker’s home run. team’s effort. Gagetown Girls 7 Tigers’Leading effort. hitters for the Pirate Kim Morley con- Scoobie Doos 7 nected with 2 hits while Atta Girls 6 Braves were Heather Kelly teammates Deanna Baker FINAL STANDINGS and Trisha Viney with 4 hits and Michelle Brown each High Game: N. Helwig each and teammates Sony got on base twice coming WL 174. Horne, Janet Kubacki, off the bench. Cubs 91 High Series: N. Helwig Shelly Mellendorf, Liz Phil- The Pirates didn’t have a Braves 82 488. lips and Tracy Patera with winning season with a 2-8 Reds 64 record, but the whole team PIGEON MEMBER FDIC CASS CITY High Team Game: 3 hits each. Tigers 46 8724311 Scoobie Doos 619. Tiger Jodi LaRoche con- gave a great team effort. Pirates 2 453-3113 High Team Series: nected with 3 hits and team- The last game of the sea- Hawks 1Y Scoobie Doos 1763. mate Barb Kelly had 2 hits. son was played Thursday CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CAS CITY CHRONICLE -WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 PAGE FIVE Myers gets prison term Offense nets for sexlrelated crime restitution order A Millington man was Myers’ conviction stems county jail, to receive drug fines, $150 in costs, restitu- A 23-year-old Kingston writing checks in Car0 sentenced June 22 on a con- from an incident Dec. 24 in abuse treatment, 5 years tion of $180 and attorney man was sentenced Mon- April 26-27 for $24.96, $24.96 viction of criminal sexual Vassar Township where he probation, and was ordered fees. day for impaired driving in and $29, respectively, conduct, second degree in molested a girl under 13 to pay $200 in fines, $200 in Formento attempted to Tuscola County District knowing she did not have Tuscola County Circuit years of age. costs and attorney fees. write a false check Dec. 12 Court. sufficient funds in a Citi- Court. Victor LaCroix, 30, War- LaCroix was arrested for $50 to One Stop in Vassar John A. Wilcox, 6600 Cen- zen’s Federal Savings ac- Steven L. Myers, 22, ren, was sentenced Monday Feb. 7 in Kingston Township to Helen Rarey, terline Rd., pleaded guilty count to cover them. pleaded guilty and was sen- for possession of heroin Township while in posses- using funds from the Edu- and was ordered to pay $60 tenced to between 36 under 50 grams. sion the controlled sub- cational Employees Credit in restitution. months and 15 years im- LaCroix pleaded guilty stance. Union - Saginaw. Wilcox was arrested May Keuey among prisonment with credit for and was given a delayed Richard J. Shank, 20,266 Raymond 0. Hess 111, 20 on Kingston Road near time served. sentence of one year in the Norman St., Caro, was sen- Vassar, was sentenced Bevens Road in Kingston Asbury College tenced Monday on a convic- Monday on a conviction of Township by Tuscola tion of breaking and enter- unlawful use of an au- County Sheriff’s Depart- Mon. & Tues. ing an unoccupied dwelling. tomobile. ment deputies. honors students Adults Hess, 19, pleaded guilty Christine M. Gilmore, 19, Only $2.00 Shank pleaded guilty and and was sentenced to 60 St. Clair, was arraigned Cass City resident Doug- was sentenced to one year days in the county jail with Monday on a charge of writ- las W. Kelley is among stu-’ in the county jail, to un- a work release program if ing 3 non-sufficient fund dents recently named to the Sunday: 2:30 ti II 6:OO All Seats $1.50 dergo a residential treat- he obtains employment, 3 checks within 10 days. dean’s list at Asbury Col- ment program to count as years probation, and was MIKE WALLACE, 17, son of Bill and A preliminary exam has lege in Wilmore, Ky. FRI. thru THURS., JULY 3 - 9 jail time, 3 years probation ordered to pay $200 in fines, been set for 8:30 a.m. July Kelley is the son of the Karen Wallace, 4637 Schwegler Rd., 8. Bond was set for Rev. and Mrs. Eldred Kel- TERRIFIC HOLIDAY PROGRAM and ordered to pay $200 in $200 in costs, $217 in restitu- $5.000. fines, $300 in costs and at- tion and attorney fees. has won this year’s Fourth of July T- Gilmore is charged‘with ley of Cass City, When Ernest goes to camp... Everything torney fees. Hess unlawfully used a shirt design contest. Wallace’s design goes to pieces! ! He unlawfully entered jeep belonging to Kevin was selected from. 8 designs Cass the Car0 IGA Store Feb. 20 Hamilton May 11 in Vassar. with the intent to commit City High School students submitted. larceny. Joseph Y, Davis, T-shirts are available in various stores A Millington woman was Mayville, was convicted sentenced June 22 on a con- Monday of operating a and at the park Saturday - adults $6, viction of attempted utter- motor vehicle under the in- children $5. HELD OVER JULY 3-9 ing and publishing. fluence of intoxicating Tammy M. Formento, 21, liquor, third offense. pleaded guilty and was sen- Davis, 44, entered a plea Driving with suspended AXEL FOLEY IS BACK. tenced to 90 days in the of guilty. Sentencing is to be set and bond was con- county jail with a work re- BACK WHERE lease program of 180 hours tinued at $200. license suspected in.arrest of community service or 30 He was arrested June 6 m’ore days in the county by sheriff’s deputies on M- A 30-year-old Cass City According to the report, STARTING TIME OF FEATURE: jail, 2 years probation, and 24 in Indianfields man was arrested Sunday Gerald A. Essex, 6734 Friday and Saturday at 750 and 950 was ordered to pay $150 in Township. on suspicion of driving Church St., was stopped Sunday at 3:20 - 520 - 7:20 - 9:20 while his license was sus- after his southbound vehi- Monday thru Thursday at 7:40 and 9:40 Driver cited pended after he was stop- cle failed to make a com-. ped by a Cass City Police plete stop on Nestle Street officer on Main Street west at the Main Street intersec- A new Disney hit! of the village limits. tion. 10. Cass City girl pinned by auto Area youth cited 0 A Decker man was cited reported June 23, a vehicle by State Police last week for failing to re- driven by F.E. Quines, 506 Gilford Rd., Caro, backed port a personal injury acci- Novesta Township when he dent after the car he was into the front of a vehicle As the result of a mishap driven by Fay C. McComb, June 22, a 16-year-old Cass took his eyes off the road- driving pinned a Cass City way to adjust,the radio. youth’s legs against some 4292 Maple St,, in a Hills City youth was cited by stairs behind Bigelow’s and Dales General Hospital troopers from the State Hardware in Cass City. parking lot. Police post in Caro for The vehicle crossed over The incident was among traveling left of the center the center line, traveled off k Both vehicles sustained line. the roadway and rolled 4 minor vehicle accidents minor damage. No citation reported by the Cass City The youth told troopers over into a water-filled -- *QD JUST ARRIVED was issued. he was traveling north- ditch, the report stated, Police Department over the Sandra K. Nizzola, 4371 bound on Cemetery Road Next Fri,: “T H E P REDATO R” I The Morning After past 9 days. His vehicle sustained West St., was exiting her near Severance Road in moderate damage. ‘4nl Heartbreak Ridge ’ Norman J. Peters, 23, parked vehicle on Main t- 5433 Pringle Rd., was cited Street east of Maple Street Slorcade 86 June 23 after he failed to Thursday when a vehicle *E report the accident involv- driven by Charles R. Wat- a Assassination with C. Bronson ing 16-year-old Wendy Ro- w moff, 5433 North St., Dry- e Wanted Dead or Alive main, 4960 N. Cemetery Rd. den, backed into the front I Romain was sitting on the of her vehicle. I- steps facing north when - Peters’ southbound vehicle Nizzola’s vehicle sus- QD OVER 2700 pinned her legs. According tained minor damage, the to the report, she told Pet- report stated. AI ers that she was going home I MOVIES TO RENT and then to the hospital. Two vehicles sustained Drivers needed L minor damage in a June 22 accident at the East Cass The Tuscola County De- WEEKLY SPE IS W TAPE RENTAL City Road/Comment Drive partment of Social Services e intersection. is seeking volunteer drivers U According to the report, to assist clients with ap- I- pointments to the doctor, o a vehicle driven by James Q) Tues.Monm $ E. Baker, 6469 Garfield medical clinics, hospitals, a0 8 9 foster care homes, court Wed. Ave., failed to yield the I right of way to a vehicle hearings, and the depart- driven by Alan L. Graham, ment office. 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Carol Laming and Mrs. Dale Hind. the Order. of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- Elizabeth Hoxie, daugh- land attended the Histori- Jackson Monday evening. Mrs. Allen Hortop of The girls are the cal meeting at the Rawson Reva Silver was a Sunday Alex Cleland were Thurs- Imlay City and Bernice Jack Miller of Byron and re11y . ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph day evening guests of Mr. Emily,Justin and Matt Mil- daughters of Ted and Carol Brent Jackson of Bad Axe Hoxie, was baptized at the Library in Cass City Wed- supper and evening guest Gracey visited Mrs. Furness and grand- of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mrs. Ken Osentoski. . Gracey’s sisters, Hariett ler are spending 2 weeks’ was a Wednesday over- 11 o’clock services at the nesday evening where a de- vacation in Florida visiting daughters of Mr. and Mrs. night guest of George picting event of the 1881 fire Wills. Dorothy Harris and Joe Kinney and knore. Bos- Mrs. Fraser Presbyterian Konkel of Bad Axe were relatives. Lm Tracy of Cass City. Jackson and Don. Church. Sue Bowlee of film was shown. Charlie Moore of Palms man, at Vendale, Minn., Thirty-four members Mr. and Mrs. Joe was a Wednesday guest of dinner guests of Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. John Mr.and Mrs. Bill Cleland Lapeer acted as a sponsor. Mrs. Larry Konkel and Walker visited Mrs. Don were in attendance from and family of Waterford, Mr.and Mrs. Harold Acker- Campbell of Utica were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Neustaed at Crystal City, Bad Axe, Caro, Lexington Tuesday guests of Mr. and Marney and Lois Cardenas. Manitoba, and visited Pearce and family in Wyan- Bob Cleland Jr. and Mrs. man of Athens, Ill., Loraine Mrs. Curtis Cleland vis- dotte Wednesday. and Ubly. Honored guests Alex Cleland visited Bob Hoxie of W Bloomfield, Sue Mrs. Allen Farrelly. nieces and nephews in Hud- included the Grand Rep- Nr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- Scholarships ited Jessie Wilson Saturday son, Wis., before coming Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cleland Sr. in Waterford Bowlee of Lapeer and Mr. afternoon . Robinson and Tracy and resentative ta the State of Friday afternoon. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer at- ing were Sunday dinner home Tuesday from a Georgia, the Thumb As- guests of Mr. and Mrs. open to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bar- week’s trip. Mrs. Cliff Robinson at- tended the services. tle and Tommy of Cass City tended the wedding of sociation president and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff A potluck dinner was Jerry hitch in Bad Axe. Mr. and Mrs. Duane worthy matron of the Bad Jackson visited Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Bill Russell Sanilac 4-H’ers were Monday evening Rushlo of Cass City spent Yvonne Pionk and Terry served following the ser- guests of Mr. and O’Connor at St. Mary’s Axe chapter. Spencer at Scheurer Hospi- vices. of Elkton, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Friday and Saturday in Refreshments were tal in Pigeon Monday after- Gary Wills of Port Austin Scholarship programs of- Allen Farrelly. Canada and Saturday at- Catholic Church at Paris- Other guests attending ville at 1:30 Saturday. served. The group will meet nwn . and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald fering $1,OOO awards to Wayne Sweeney spent tended the Cleland reunion A were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sanilac County Tuesday afternoon with dinner and reception fol- in September. Mrs. Bill Cleland spent Konkel, Lois Cardenas, Mr. Wills were Saturday 4-H mem- ata Listowell Canada Park. from Thursday till Monday bers were recently an- Mr. and Mrs. Angus Visitors last week at the lowed at the Rapson and Mrs. Jim Doerr and Father’s Day supper and Sportsmans Hall. ”Whatever profits one man in Albany, N.Y.,and as one evening guests of Mr. and nounced by officials at the Sweeney. home of Edanna Sweeney Jeff and Mr. and Mrs. Cur- county’s Cooperative Mrs. Ray Rienelt came Mrs. Bob Cyeland of profits others as well as of a trio of “Friend’s” sang tis Cleland. Mrs. Tom Wills in Elkton. Ex- and David were Agnes Mar- himself.’‘-Marcus Aurelius at a concert. Mrs. Alex Cleland and tension Service. home Tuesday after spend- tin, Mrs. Earl Schenk, Lor- Cass City visited Reva ****** Carol Laming were Thurs- Former and current ing a week in a Port Huron raine Holz, Mr. and Mrs. Silver Monday afternoon. day afternoo; guests of Mr . members are eligible to Hospital. Mrs. Frank Lam- Ed Sosnoski, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- Mr. were‘ Sunday evening and ,and Mrs. Jack Pelton. apply for 4, $1,OOO scholar- ing visited Mrs., Rienelt Marvin Osentoski, Abby Professional Business land were Wednesday cook- Mrs. Earl Schenk visited ships funded by DeKalb Ag- Thursday forenoon. and Jess, Reva Silver, Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen out guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Britt Research Inc., DeKalb, Ill. Mrs. Jack Ross was a John Cieslinski, Gen Shagena. Curtis Cleland Wednesday Thursday. Applicants must be high evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin school seniors or college DIRECTORY Mr. and Mrs. A1 Salowitz Robinson, Tracy and Chris freshman who completed at ~ __ of Mt, Clemens were Satur- least one year in 4-H and 4 were Sunday afternoon - day guests and Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray are planning to pursue a ACCOUNTANTS PHY SIC1ANS Mrs. Mark Farrelly and career in farming, farm G Michalski. HOUSE FOR SALE & REMOVAL # Grant were Saturday even- and Mrs. Arnold management, agribusiness ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and research, food proces- Anderson, Tuckey Harold T. Donahue LaPeec visited Lynwood Bernhardt & Co., P.C. Allen Farrelly . LaPeer at Hills and Dales sing, agricultural market- Cerlrlied Pubk Accountants M.D., A.A.F.P. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Booms ing, advertising or conser- 4674 Hill Street Hospital in Cass City Thurs- The Rawson Memorial Library will receive bids for house ouy -, CPA - 673-3137 and Lisa of Harbor Beach day afternoon. vation. ~96.rl~uclug. CPA - a72-31~ Cess City were Sunday afternoon $1 ,OOO located at 6471 Pine St., Cass City, Mi. JUv Bwnhudl. CPA 673.3137 and Mrs. Jerry Cle- Another scholar- - 072-2323 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. 7 15 E Frank SI , Caro. MI land, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ship program, funded by Offhhouri Wwkdly8 Angus Sweeney. the Education Foundation and swceot Thurrdav Doerr and Jeff, and Mr. and The successful bidder will be responsible for the 6261 Church SI. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam- Mrs. Curtis Cleland at- of Alpha Gamma Rho, a na- Cam City. MI ing were Monday evening tended a graduation open tional agricultural frater- removal of the building by Sept. 15,1987. Phon@672-46611 guests of Mr. and Mrs. house for Joe Holdwick at nity, is open to 4-H mem- Dr. J. Gelssinger Jerry Decker. bers who have completed Chiropractor the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Osen- Eugene Cleland and Karen at least one project year. The library will be responsible for backfilling the Ray Armstead Jr. toski were Monday after- Applicants for this Cenrlrsd Pubk Accountant in Bad Axe Sunday. basement. Mon., Tugs., Thurs., Fri. noon and evening guests of Kristy Wheeler of Center scholarship must be enrol- Onk. Houri: 9-5 Mm.-Fn, S.1 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 pm.. Mrs. Alex Cleland and led 9-12. Ovwr hOur6 wmwu Line and Scott Brown of this fall as college Sat., 9-12 a.m. Carol Laming. Warren spent from Tues- freshmen majoring in ag- 6312 Main Street 21 N. AJrmrr, Caro, Mich. Mrs. Earl Schenk visited riculture, forestry, veteri- Bids are to be submitted no later than 9:00 a.m. July 21, Cass City, MI 48726 Actom frpm IGA store day through Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- nary medicine or a closely 1987 to Rawson Memorial Library, 6495 Pine St., Cass City, and Edanna Sweeney related field. Phone Caro 6734564 relly . Mi. 48726. Saturday. Mrs. George Jackson vis- The application deadline COUNSELING Mr. aud Mrs. Arnold ited Margaret Carlson Sun- for the scholarships is Sept. LaPeer were Tuesday day evening. 1, with winners to be an- Bids will be opened at a.m. Tuesday, July 21 at the evening guests of Mr. and nounced during the 66th Na- 9:30 Rlchard A. Hall, D.O. Ken Sweeney was a Mon- Ii brary. Osteopathic Physician Mrs.Laurence Bartle Tues- day evening guest of Mr. tional 4-H Congress in De- 4674 Hlll St. day evening. and Mrs. Angus Sweeney. cember. Cass City, Michigan Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Hart, Bill Cleland, Heather and Additional infor mation Jayme and Stacy of Bad and applications are avail- The board’of Trustees of the Rawson Memorial Library 072-4446 Axe were Father’s Day Alex of Waterford came olllcr 0724725 Homr 872-4762 Thursday to spend a few able by contacting the reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack days with Mrs. Alex Cle- Sanilac County Coopera- Krug Sunday. land and Carol Laming. tive Extension Service of- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. John fice at (313) 648-2515. DENTISTS Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. Shagena were Wednesday Surgeon evekg guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus Howey. CAR0 FAMILY Specialist In Stomach Virginia Greenlee of Ar- DENTAL CENTER and Bowel Problems gyle was a Wednesday Dalton P. Coe, D.D.S. evening guest of Reva Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dally Silver. Assoc. Saturday * 9 to 12 noon Closed Thursday Mrs. Jim Doerr and Jeff Jeff Walby, D.D.S.,Assoc. spent 3 days in East Lans- 204 W. Sherman, Car0 6230 Hospital Drive ing where they attended 4-H Monday lhru Friday 8-5 Cass City, MI 48726 Exploration Days. Tues. and Thurs. Evenings Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Saturday by Appoinlment Phone 872-461 1 Home 872-3138 Sweeney of Lansing spent Phone 673.2938 the weekend with Edanna Emergency 883-3530 Sweeney and David. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Gary An- Dr. E. Paul Lockwood dersen of Brighton spent R. Paul Chappd, DDS, PC Chimpractlc PhysWan the weekend with Mrs. Earl Family Dentistry Omor Mon.. fun.,Wd., Fd. Schenk and Saturday even- el2lylon urd 1*-6.xK) p.m. Comprehensrve Orthodonbcs ing attended the Bad Axe 8.Dwd*y e12 4.m. High School 30-year class 6240 Hili, Cass City c- Aw my llWd4y P~WM872-276s c.U Clty reunion at Franklin Inn in Phons 872-3870 NATURAL EXTERIOR STAINS tor Appolntnwnt Bad Axe. - Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald RETAINSTHEBEAUTYOFNATURALWOODS Wills were among a group semi-Transparent Beatrlz G.Martln, M.D. of Good Sammers who lnfernal Mediclne camped out at Croswell Fri- Oil Wood Stain day and Saturday where Mfr. List $1 7.99 4672 Hill St. they watched the Pioneer Cass City, MI Day parade and festival. SALE PRICE $10.99 Mrs. Kevin Robinson, Phone 8724331 Mfr. REBATE 2.00 $899 Chris and Tracy visited Mrs. John Michalski and OFFICE HOURS: family at Deford. Gallon Mom-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Kathryn Tyrrell came YOUR COST .******* Saturday 8 a.m.-Noon home Tuesday evening Accsptlng New Patlsntr after spending a few days with Manufacturer’s Mail-ln Rebate with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Vette at Montrose. Don Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Lrwroncr C. Whltlng, M.0. I Ken Lane were Sunday vis- ~ itors. Mrs. Homer Vette HOME CARE and Kathryn Tyrrell visited Buelah Shook at Charlotte THUMB AREA 4072 Hlll Streat Monday afternoon and HOME CIRI AGEWCY Cmam Clty, MI NUf8lng:occuprtlonal, Physical, OFFICE HOURS Area pupils I, Mondry thru Frldry By Appdntmnt Spmch Therapy .* Nurse AldrS up to 24 hours. Olllc*: 073.43M .* honored for -r Medlcire rnd Medlcrld Cerllfled. ”.I Blue Cross VOW ~~ellyowned, prlvare non-prollf, lull service N. Y. Yun, M.D. grades Home Cars Apncy. Phyrlclrn i Surpson Three area residents (5 17) 674-8746 Off160 Mourn: Clear Wood Clear 1 (100) 351-4749 have been named to the Semi-Transparent Solidtone Latex Solidtone Oil Mon..Frl. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dean’s or president’s list at Wood Stain 0Finish Retains Wood’s Preservative Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. StainIPreservative Wood Stain Great Lakes Junior College 0 Hides 0 Prevents Rot Sat. - 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. 0 Prevents Rot & Mildew Soap & Water -. INSURANCE of Business for the 1987 Imperfections Natural Color 0 Water Repellant 6232 Horpltal Drlvm 8 Water Repellent Clean-up spring term. Resists Fade Allen Wlthenm Cmr Clty Named to the president’s Mfr. List $1 9.99 Mfr. List $1 8.99 Mfr. List $14.99 Mfr. List $1 6.99 OffIce 8724733 Mfr. List $1 7.99 Nm EwW U1. list was Joyce McGathy, Sale Price $12.99 Sale Price $10.99 NEL OroWrtr Fwd Res. 872-4257 Cass City, who is among 20 Sale Price $1 1.99 Sale Price $12.99 Sale Price $10.99 NEL E@ty Fud Mfr. Rebate 2.00 Mfr. Rebate 2.00 Mfr. Rebate 2.00 NEL -Fund students who maintained a Mfr. Rebate 2.0c Mfr. Rebate 2.00 grade point average of 4.0 Morwy w.1- VETERINARIANS - - YOUR Phom 872-2321 during the term. YOUR YOUR $899 YOUR $899 YOUR $99! $10:; COST ...... gal. 4615 Oak Cats Cih Deford residents Diane COST...... ‘10::. . COST ...... gal COST...... COST ...... gal, COMPANION ANIMAL Rowinski and Rita Shar- with Mfr, Mail-In Rebate with Mfr. Mail-In Rebatt with Mfr. Mail-In Rebate with Mfr. Mail-In Rebate with Mfr. Mail-In Rebate ~PTOMETRIST HOSPITAL rard, meanwhile, are 4430 S. Seeger St. among 91 students named Cass City - Phons 872-2255 to the school’s dean’s list. (ALL CUSTOM COLORS AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS) Dr. G. W. McNlven Rod Elllr, D.V.M. Those students earned a Sale Good through July 14. Or. R. R. Watson Carol Galka-€lllm, O.V.M. grade point average of 3.5 Optornerds ts or better. Prlmary Vlilon antu P.C. -.s“-----yr 65ME.MJn.ClslCRy Edward Scollon, D.V.M. r 7 8724374 or 072-4375 Vslednadan Advertise It In 1 Croft-Clara lumber, Hour.: Monday thru Inc. Farm and I Friday 95 Pet Anlmals 1 The Chronicle \ Phone 872-2141 Cass City -Your Full Seniice Store , Special Phone 872-2935 Appdnt~ntsAvailable 4649 N. Sssgrr SI., Cess City i CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 PAGE SEVEN I I ChoirProuD Regular, Diet, Caffeine, Classic CHERRY COKE, TAB, SPRITE, SUNKIST, ME110 Flood recovery answers luncheon meet Down Memory Lane YELLO, BARREL HEAD Ten women, former choir From the files of the Chronicle Usually, with a bit of extra Salem Evangelical Chbch, Q: My son is 4 years old. which is the present Salem Lately he cries hysterically attention and caring, a child will pass through this United Methodist Church, when I leave the room. He have met each summer for has also kgun to wet himself troubled time and the ...... *.:.~:.:.~~:.:.~:.:.:.~~:.~:.:.~~~:.:,:.~.:.:.:.:.:~:~:.:.~,.:.:.:~ symptoms will disappear, the past 13 years for lunch. ~:::::::::~::~:::::::::::::::::::::~::~~~~~~~:~~~~:~*::::::~:~~~::::~~::~:~:::::::~*~-:~:::::~::::~::~~~.:.~~~*~.~.~.~.~.~~~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~~.~*~.~.~*~~.~.~.:*:.:.:.:.:.:.:*:.:*~.... and suck his thumb. What’s This year the group met on? How do stop If there is the possibility of going I this at Wildwod Restaurant Rochelle Lynn dinner guests at the Arleon a physical illness, a trip to AGO Rocheleau. daughter of Retherford home. khavior? Wednesday, June 24, for your child’s doctor may be Presiding over the many Mrs. Nancy Rocvheleau of A. Children need the pre- in order. lunch and later convened at 35 YEARS AGO the home of Hazel Seeley in activities at the Kingston Owendale, was a spring, dictability of a stable (sec- 19T7, graduate of Northern Regressive behavior that Cass City. 125th anniversary were the ure 1 environment. Any- pioneer king and queen. Michigan University in Thifteen youngsters of thing that disrupts this sta- persists or worsens over The afternoon was spent Marquette. She received a the Junior High Youth Fel- long periods of time should reminiscing and catching The king was Leo Barrett, ble environment can lead 86, and queen was Nellie BS degree, cum laude, with lowship of Salem UB to regressive behavior. Re- be considered a sign of a up the present. a major conservation Church met Monday even- Cooper, 82. ’ in gressive behavior is any be- more serious emotional Present were Phyllis and a minor in speech- ing with Dick and Marjorie havior that was considered problem. In these cases, Lenzner Thomas of East Ubly students may have drama. Dillman for a regular professional help is ad- Lansing, Grace Gilbert to find another way to get acceptable at an earlier age to school September, monthly meeting. and has now reappeared, vised. Gorton of Grand Rapids, in be- 25 YEARS AGO An unchecked fire that Lena Joos Hanes of Snover, cause the buses will not be such as thumb sucking, bed ****** razed a barn at the Orville Alice Anthes Gottsleben of there to pick them The Cass City Meat Packing Fish farm near Cass City wetting, tantrums, clinging ublY Board Of Education and refusal to do ordinarv Bad Axe, Katy Joos Dean Co. has increased its meat Friday evening resulted in We would like to answer and Lucile Anthes Bush, Monday eve~ggave the smoking capacity by over one of the largest property tasks (e.g., self-feeding). both of Caro, Leila Battel, voters a choice, either ap- - e=?z!=zfl////=~-~J==~~I- These symptoms usually your questions dealing with 3oo per cent, according to damages in the Cass City appear within several Flood Recovery concerns. Helen Battel Greenleaf, prove two more mil1s for Richard Erla, one of the co- area in recent months. r Advertise It In The Chronicle. Please them to: Fld Ruth Schenck Esau and the schools in a special Au- wieks of a disruptive event. address Harold Crawford of Cass ~,,.,,,.--=,--~ Outreach Recovery Team, Hazel Hower Seeley, all of gust election or there will Oy!!;:*City,s four hig,, City, fishing on Houghton Broadcast House, Suite 100, Cass City. be no bus transportation for Creek, caught the largest 1184 Cleaver Rd., Caro, MI One member, Laura Jaus students. Residents turned :;-slt:!zF;:rh brown trout ever taken in 48723, phone 673-8565. Lenzner, of Bad Axe died down a rquestfor an addi- Camp All-American Hart- Michigan. According to tional two mills June 14. AI1 letters must lx signed recently. land, cheerleading conservation officers, it The hostess served ice to be printed; however, all Indianfields Park at Caro champion finals. Thegirls measured 36 inches long names will lx kept confiden- cream floats, assisted by are Sandra Copeland, Carol with a girth of 19 inches. her daughter Janis. was the scene of the 13th m tial. annual Fay reunion Sun- Fritz, Sherry Law and The brown tipped the scales KR ITZMA NS’. I-, day. The oldest member Suzanne Barnes. at 17 pounds, five ounces. I present was Mrs. Alta Fay Winners of trophies for The previous record was of Grant Township. The the best twist dance con- set in 1940. Poet to speak youngest was Patti Tim- test, sponsored by Cass City Mr. and Mrs. Clifford mons of Owendale. merchants, were Kathy Ry- Jackson visited at the home Mr. and Mrs. Drew land, Linda Guilds and Alan of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord I HOLIDAY in Car0 July 9 Guernsey and children and and Nancy Zawilinski. LaPeer near Cumber. Lyn- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Francis Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kel- wood LaPeer is visiting Bobby Jackson this week. Poet-humorist Irene hundred newspapers and returned home Sunday ley were Saturday evening Warsaw will be guest magazines including the evening from a loday trip speaker at a special prog- Wall Street Journal, to Gulf Shores, Ala. m-7 ram to be held at Indian- McCall’s, Saturday Even- fields Library in Caro at 7 ing Post and Christian Sci- TEN YEARS AGO p.m. July 9. ence Monitor. Her most re- 1 CASS CITY PRESCHOOL I The program is being co- cent acceptance was from Dave Asher of Cass City, sponsored by the library Good Housekeeping. She riding for Thumb Cycle and the Thumb Area Wri- has earned numerous Sales. won the District 14 COOPERATIVE ter’s Club. A video on the awards and prizes in poetry Enduro competition Sun- Northern Writer’s Work- contests. day at Atlanta. The event Now accepting registrations for shop will also shown dur- A popular lecturer at wri- attracted over 400 riders. be fall semester for 21/2 5-year-olds. Ladies ’ ing the evening. ter’s workshops and confer- Fourteen women at- - Warsaw, a resident of the ences, Warsaw now has tended the meeting of the Bay City area, plans to talk more time for these pur- Elmwood Missionary Cir- about humorous poetry‘, her suits since her retirement cle June 22 at the home of 2 and 3-day programs specialty. She is the author as a bank trust officer. She Mrs. Arlington Gray. The also judges poetry contests July meeting will be at the of 2 widely acclaimed and is a member of many poetry books, “A Word in hoieof MrsYRichard Erla. For iformation call: Edgewise” and “Warily We poetry and writing organi- Amy Doerr came home t zations. Saturday after spending Roll Along. ” Indianfields Public Lib- 8 7 2 5 3 04 The gifted poet has been two weeks at the RLDS i published in almost a rary is located at 840 W. church Blue Water Camp Frank St. in Caro. at Lexington. i- *+---**** 0-G Seniors hold meets Members of the Owen- Gage Senior Citizens group tabled a proposal to purch- 0 ase speakers and heard a presentation on Human De- velopment commission programs during its June meetings. About 35 members at- tended a potluck dinner June 18, which saw 3 guests attend , 0 A special program outlin- LQQK ing 22 programs offered through the HDC was pre- sented by Donna Moody of Kinde and Linda Herman of Elkton. Hot Trade-Ins SUMMER SKIRTS Euchre winners were Bob Schell and Florence Schell (high), and Andy Szidek and Onnalee

e One Heltsley (low 1. The travel- Group . \I \\ ing prize was won by Louise Ashmore, while Bill Mean Even Hotter Ashmore and Mary Blon- dell received the door Girls ’ and ladies ’ Girls ’ prizes. A business meeting held June 4 was attended by 43 members, with Mattie SANDALS KNIT Deering as a guest. Pre-owned Deals Johanna Miklovic took 20 blood pressures. Purchase of a speaker Our Entire was discussed, and tabled 1982 Renault Fuego .air cond., alum. wheels ...... $1,995 TOPS following a secret ballot. Stock The officers decided to hold 1981 Pontiac Lemans Station Wagon .Nice car! ...... $3,495 the speaker money for Reduced some special occasion at a 1983 Chev. Caprice Wagon ...... $3,995 later date. Door prizes were won by 1981 Chevrolet Y2 Ton .V-8, automatic...... $4,395 Don Schell and Venita Kling. 1983 Olds Ciera...... $5,295 The group’s July commit- tee consists of Jim and Eve- 1980 Chev. 2-28 $5,495 lyn Winchester, Onnalee ...... Heltsley, Nettie Doan and Jennie Deneen. 1985 Pontiac 6000 ...... $6,495 Deford church 1985 Olds Cutlass ...... $7,195 Short Sleeve, 1987 Cavalier. Auto., P.S., P.B., AM radio, 4 cyl...... $8,100 to sponsor 1985 Delta 88 “LS’ Brougham .4 dr., loaded...... $9,995 special program Deford Community Church is sponsoring... a -1 program entitled 1 “America, You’re Too LntVKULtI- Young to Die” beginning at 7 p.mrJuly 10 at the church, 1392 Kingston Rd., Deford. OLDSMOBllE INC The presentation, a 75- minute production by the SCOTT Life Action Singers, con- cerns the current condition 11/2 Mile East Of CasCity On M-81 : SATURDAY, JULY 4th (WJ of the United States both morallv and militarily. The * rw 87214301 SERVICE PARTS 36-foot wide screen with more than 1,300 visuals, synchronized to the music, i CASS CITY lyrics and narration. Admission is free. r PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN The first eating chocolate produced on a factory Cass'City High scaleland in was 1819. made in Switzer- Gen Kehoe mr health School honor roll Gagetown Area News Phone 665-2221 insurance to Following is the Cass City 12TH GRADE I High School 2nd semester Harlan and Helen Stock, Pat, Joe, Alma and Mary Ann Lenhard of Saginaw Morneau and Sandy Fritz daughtersofV~~bWhLt- honor roll. All A's - Deb Blue, Julie Mrs. Earl Stock, Barb Wald attended the party. spent a few days with her took place Saturday at the cola Dan O'Rowke of Fair- Hrycko, Eric Traube, Caro- parents, Mr. and Bill 4:OO p.m. Mass at St. fax, Va-, Neva WemPil Wald, Kristy and Bridgette Tom Seurynck is a pa- Lenhard. ThursdayMrs. the Agatha Church. of Breckenridge, 9TH GRADE lyn Tuckey. attended the graduation tient at St. Mary's Hospital Doris see 1118. All - Mike Bills, Steve B or Bekr - Chris Britt, ladies visited Mrs. Ger- Family, friends and Smith of Bed*, Merle and Emart A f.ichmrn; Jr. A's Jennifer Davis, Lisa Him, open house of a niece, burn unit in Saginaw after Bills, Scott Dillon, Jan Cheryl Market, of Roches- suffering burns in an acci- trude Kimmel of Caro and neighbors of Mrs. Myrtle bnaBunch of Flint, the 6240 W. Main Erla, Ken Micklash, Dale Clayton Hobart, Chris ter. dent at his home. Sunday Mary Lenhard of Nelson attended the big Brookens and Kretzsch- Call: casscity,~ich. Smerdon, Kevin Smith. Hutchinson, Randy Saeinaw arrived to visit the birthday bash last Sunday merS Of Owendale and Phorre 872-3380 Izydorek, Mark Kappen, Paula Burdon, daughter Mrs. Les (Milly) Munro B or Better - Josh Constas, of Paul and Barbara Bur- returned home Friday after Levnhards. Laura Edwards, Candi Mike Kelley, Jim don, was nominated by post-surgery treatment at Marge Schwartz arrived Heaton, Wendy Hercliff, Kritzman, Katie LaBelle, Alma College, and has been University of Michigan home Monday after spend- Jenny Jamison, Jason Ann Leslie, Tammi Mal- selected as an Outstanding Hospital, Ann Arbor. ing the past 2 weeks visiting Jezewski, Michelle Kelly, lory, Patti Milligan, Toni College Student of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ziehm Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tammy McNeil, Doug Newsome, Robyn Powell, America. As an inductee, attended the graduation Schwartz in San Francisco, Marker, Judy Matthews, Jim Rabideau, Jeanette she will be listed in the parties last weekend honor- Calif., and her new grand- Paula Merchant, Keith Robertson, Lisa Rut- O.C.S.A. Directory which ing graduates Billy Kuhl son. Mulrath, Melissa Nicholas, koski, Kim Wing, Genny is distributed to the nation's and Kevin Smith. The wedding of Pamela Sue Papp, Garold Peasley, Wolfrum. colleges, universities and Amy Lynn Bader, daugh- Beth Powell, Ida Remsing, major corporations for ter of Phil and Brenda Jason Robertson, Mary Sweeney their use in student admis- Bader of Findlay, Ohio, and Shagena, Don Smith, Jane1 sions and hiring. She is also granddaughter of the Keith Sweeney. eligible for several of their Goslins, was christened stationed in scholarships. Mrs. Burdon last Sunday at the 11:OO lOTH GRADE and Paula spent a day in a.m. Mass at St. Agatha Church. All A'S - Caren Britt, Italy Muskegon for fittings in Brian Jones, Janet Koch, preparation for the July 11 Sunday. June 21, after a Heather Merchant. wedding of Will Burdon and graduation party for SOW Cass City resident Troy Diane Fuller, both of Jeff and Tim, the John Ar- B or Better - Dawn Edzik, Sweeney recently left for a Muskegon. voys hosted a get-together Amy Francis, Jeff Hrycko, 7-month tour of duty in Italy The Tom Reehls attended for the Eugene Comment Andrea Isard, Bill Kappen, with the Navy's "Seabees" the concert last Saturday in family in celebration of Scott King, Melissa unit. Knowlton, Michelle Koepf, St. Johns, prformed by the Father's Day, the June 12th John Kritzman, Julie Lions Band, which left the birthay of Eugene Com- m Tartar Loomis, Shannon Lowry, next day for a tour of China ment, the Comments' wed- End-Rounded John Merchant, Darlene and other points. ding anniversary and the Control Monroe, Pat Murphy, Pam Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kain 16th birthday of Jodi Wet- Bristles Nieboer, Ted Peasley, attended the 25th wedding zel. Cindy Powell, Kathy anniversary celebration of Sherry Woodard and Jodi Rockwell, Connie Mrs. Kain's brother and sis- of Colleyville, Texas, and Schneeberger, Steve A. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Arvoy of Owosso ar- PUMP Willard (Benny) Comment rived here Monday to spend Wright, Steve C. Wright. of Jackson. a few days with the Com- TOOTH=! Matt Grylicki was hon- ments. Weekend guests 11TH GRADE ored last week when his pa- were John, Jeff and Tim All A'S - Dave Burnette, rents, Dennis and Theresa Arvoy and John Comment Jane Dickinson, Mark Grylicki, hosted a gradua- of Essexville. 4.3 02. Gracey, Kathy Leino, Chris $149 BRUSH tion celebration at their The Wald family at- Rabideau, Ray Stachura, home in Rochester. Matt is tended the wedding Satur- Dan Tuckey, Matt Tuckey, the grandson of the late day, June 20, of Billy Merz Dean Whittaker. Floyd and Esther Werde- and Terry Thompson of B or Better - Kevin man and a graduate of Saginaw. The ceremony Bergman, Lisa Britt, Barry Rochester High School. took place at St. Andrew's Brown, Jeremy Brown, Troy Sweeney Catholic Church, Saginaw, $159: Sandy Frank, Charlie Hall, 3 named to and a reception followed at Mark Hampshire, Greg Sweeney, who will be in- the Moose Lodge near Hoyt Hanby, jdYHanson, Jack volved in COnStrUCtiOn dur- Park. Parents of the Sodium Free* Hawley, Tammy Hurd. ' ing his duty, completed a dean's list at bridegroom are Mary I Mike Jones, Bill Kinney, 7-week training COUrSe for Louise Merz and the late Katfiy Marshall, Kristy the Seabees in the spring. Northwood Bill Merz of Saginaw. Mr. Marshall, Karen Mathew- The training was held in and Mrs. Maynard Doerr of son, Chuck Merchant, Gulfport, Miss* Three area residents Caseville also attended. Dawn Mulrath, Lisa The lW6 Cass City High have been named to the After a honeymoon in Las Nicholas, Krista School graduate entered dean's list at Northwood In- Vegas, the newlyweds, both Nurnberger, Ted Particka, the service after graduat- stitute, Midland. employed in Saginaw, will DIET Hilary Pike, Raquel ing, and took basic training They are Brian J. Gyom- make their home on Bay Antacid Rockwell, Lisa Russell, in Sari ory, David Purvis and City-Forestville Rd., Ant i-Gas IT Brenda Severance, Ryan He is the son of Mr. and R. Matthew L. Purvis, all of Gagetown. Fast ReI ief ' Smith, Jeff Sontag, Shelly Mrs- Edward Sweeney of Deford, Phylis Conners and Toni Woodruff * Cass City. ABLETS The honor, for the spring Watterworth of Caseville, -~ term, is earned by achiev- and Gerry Carolan were RIOPAN PLUS CAFFEINE FR€E/PRECIWN RELEASE' Discount Price I ing a 3.0 grade point aver- luncheon guests Friday of BANKRUPTCY age. Mrs. Bernard Graves 'of Q9t2Ot. Chapters 7,11,12,13 Bay City. 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. _.lmore fun for small kids resources for learning -*. - The Fourth of July is only a-a few days away and Cass thing that interests me, but City will be filled with I guess it’s funner when people to help celebrate you’re little; there’s more America’s Independence things that are fun to you,” Day. The festival has been she remarked. in existence for 9 years and Robinson, 15, will have many residents stay in her driver’s license by this ,. time next year and she says ~ town every year to see the she’ll “go to Caseville.” .* festival and people in town. Your neighbor, Vicky Robinson is a student at Robinson, says she and her Cass City High School. She family have stayed in Cass lives with her parents, Phil- City every year to see the lip and Sandy Robinson, at festival. She was even in 6778 Third St. She has 2 parades when she was brothers and 2 sisters, An- younger, marching with nette, 23, Gary, 22, Ed, 21, Little League and the Girl and Connie, 17. scouts. This year the biggest event for her will probably be the teen dance. “I’ve gone there for a couple years and it’s really a lot of fun. There really isn’t too much for kids my age to do,” she said. Robinson said she’ll see memorial with 3 areapupils the parade, be over at the park to see the fireworks at An Ubly resident is dusk and mainly “walk Chicago, and is an active Scholarship amounts are among 4 persons who were member of the Alpha Zeta to be determined at a later around town. Sometimes I recently named recipients go to mud volleyball Honorary Fraternity, date. of the Anthony L. ,Rapes where she has volunteered games, too. ’ ’ I + I* ,I * h< Memorial Scholarship for as a teaching assistant. “1’11 probably walk , 2 * _* 1987. :around until I find some- ’b’ The scholarships are ...... The recipients are Luann awarded annually to out- Cass River * ...... <..,.,.*...... Kubacki, the daughter of 4 ...... standing individuals who a Elmer F. and Lillian are continuing their educa- WCTU meets Kubacki of Ubly; Leon tion in an agricultural field. * !House deemed historical Roggenbuck, the son of The awards are sponsored The Cass River WCTU * Harry and Rochelle by the Anthony L. Rapes : The East Lansing home House and was built in 1849, met with Miss Georgia IRA’S and Keogh Plans z Roggenbuck of Harbor Memorial Scholarship Thompson Friday, June 26. :of a former Cass City according to Phyllis, the Beach; Jason M. Fligger, - woman recently was desig- daughter of former long- Fund and First of America Beatrice Soldan opened the Tax Deductible Contributions : the son of John and Sandra Bank. meeting. a n nated a historical building time Cass City Chronicle L. Fligger of Filion, and :by the Bureau of History, owners and operators, Miss Thompson gave the Accumulation Free of Current z Janet Renn, the daughter opening prayer followed by * Michigan Department of Herb and Mollie Lenzner. of Terry and Joanne Renn group singing. , State. of Pigeon. Income Tax c Mrs. Soldan led the group I The home, owned by Gor- A ceremony dedicating don and Phyllis (Lenzner) the house with a marker to Kubacki, a 1984 Ubly in pledges to the flags. Many Retirement Options Thomas, is known as the be placed at the site is to be High School graduate, will Secretary Phyllis Wright held July 5. be a senior this fall at read roll call and each Bigelow - Kuhn - Thomas member answered with a *I Michigan State University, majoring in food systems Scripture vers!?: .5Krun get in Sandusky economics and manage- The July meeting will be For Details: a potluck picnic in the Cass ’ . Plans are being made for Medals will be awarded ment. City park July 24 at noon. the eighth annual Sandusky to the top 3 place finishers a She is a member of the Guests are welcome. 4 5K Race to be run Saturday. in each age division, with 11 National Agri-Marketing Harriet Ray1 had devo- HARRIS & COMPANY age divisions for both men tions. A session of prayer 872-2688 872-4351 t The race is slated to begin and women. Association/Agricultural - Communicators of Tomor- followed the benediction. at the Sanilac County Cour- Entrants must sign a hostess served pasta thouse in Sandusky at 8 waiver before participating row and the Food Market- The 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City ing Association. Kubacki, refreshments to 7 members ‘Current Rate a.m. in the race. and 3 guests. Pre-registration fee for For more information 20, was selected to be hos- Luann Kubacki mnners is $4. Registration contact Wayne Roberts at tess at the Food Marketing __ on’the day of the race is $5. 3 131672-9843. Institute convention in .W, SUMMER LOANS OPEN aturday July 4 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for Your Shopping JULY4TH SALE Convenience SPECIALS GOOD JULY 4 ONLY!

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Obituaries Transit (nonbusiness 1 rates. Real Estate 1 10 words or less, $1.25 each I General \ f Real Estate I insertion : additional n-ords i [Merc handsel ForSale ,) v cents each. Three weeks for the price of two - cash rate. RECAP TIRES - with or FOR SALE - mobile home HOUSE FOR SALE by SOUTH OF Gagetown - 2 Oonald Brinkman Brinkman of Unionville, Elizabeth Robinson. Miss Save money by enclosing without your casing. 9.00 x central air conditioner. owner - needs remodeling, large country home, car Dr. Herbert Brinkman of Robinson and Hazen Pat- cash with mail orders. Rates 20 and 10.00 x 20 on hand. $475 ; old wood dining room $15.000. Call after 5:00,872- garage. 1 acre, lots of trees. Ihnald Dean Brinkman, Gaylord and Wayne terson were married in for displa? want ad on Mounted on rims. Cass City table with 6 chairs. $200. 4168. 3-7-1-3 set up for trailer. Only $22,500. fi:j, Cass City area farmer Brinkman of Caro; 2 sis- May 1922 in Caro. He died application, Tire, phone 872-5303. Phone 872-3731. 2-6-17-3 Call now Betty Hammond 872-2009 or Osen- and businessman, died ters, Mrs. Lee (Charlotte) Oct. 23, 1970. 2-6-17-3 HOME SALE - FOR Large toski Realty 872-4377 and Thursday, June 25, at Bay McComb of Caro and Mrs. Mrs. Patterson and Ken- 3 bedroom ranch. Unique Medical Center, Bay City. Donald (Dorothy) Keinath neth Hobart were married f Automotive 1 FOR SALE - Boat motor 7.5 country location in village ask for #6H211. 3-6-17-3 He was born March 2, of Caro, several nieces and April 5, 1975, at the Sutton- horse $200.00; boat motor 7 of, Caro. Finished walk-out 1914, in Akron Township, nephews. Sunshine United Methodist FOR SALE - '81 Ford Fair- horse $150.00: old white basement, landscaped FOR SALE - 3 bedroom Myers 2 hp deep or shallow the son of William and Funeral services were Church. mont wagon, 65,000 miles. dresser $25.00; 4 pairs insu- home at 5895 Oak Pointi well jet. Reg. $2M Sale $186 patio, beautiful sloping lot Hcrtha Brinkman. He and held at the Evangelical $2500. Call 658-2136. 1-6-24-3 lated drapes - 72x77, $40.00, to creek. Much more. Drive, Caseville, MI, full Free Church Monday. Pas- Surviving are her hus- Red Jacket hp converti- Phyllis Putnam were mar- band; one son, Stewart Pat- celery color. 6632 Huron. $67,900'terms. Call Mar- extra lot, full walk-out 13, 1949, tor Eldred Kelley of- FOR SALE - 1985 Chevy 2-6-24-3 ble jet. Reg. $259 Sale $186 'rid Aug. at the terson of Caro; one daugh- Flint & Walling or Rap- garet 517-883-3385 or 673- basement with back patio, Sutton-Sunshine United f iciated. Cavalier, 38.000 miles. 7955. 3-6-17-3 deep well 190 ft.,new water Burial was in Indian- ter, Mrs. Clarence (Yvonne Call 872-2825. 1-6-24-3 SWEET and Sour Cherries. idayton 1~ hp- shallow M et hod is t Church . Pat) Loesel Kuck of Fran- $4700. heater, new water pump, Hrinkman was a lifelong fields Township Cemetery. . Call now for orders 665- well jet. $176 new antenna, natural gas, kenmuth ; 3 stepchildren, 2456. 2-6-24-3 2 LISTINGS NEEDED rt4dent of Tuscola County, Collon Funeral Home, SALE - 1982 Ford Red Jacket Renegade hp - Cah Joyce Hamilton of Caro, FOR 10 GPM submersible pump. for free appraisal. ex- slate siding, cathedral ceil- a self-employed farmer and Caro, handled arrange- Fairmont Futura, 2 tone, 4 Our ing, carpeted throughout, Kendall Hobart of Lutz, Reg. $335 Sale $275 perience is insurance. businessman. He was a ments. door. Looks and runs good, VACUUM CLEANERS - your drapes included, General Fla., and Marvin Hobart of l2 Osentoski Realty, Cass member of the Evangelical Memorials may be made $2,150. Call after 4 p.m. 872- Quality, Reliability, Per- Red Jacket Waterbear Electric stove, General to the Evangelical Free Unionville; 7 grandchil- formance. Spring cleaning hp submersible pump. City, phone 872-4377. Free Church, Cass City, dren; 7 great-grandchil- 2236. 1-7-1-3 3-5-28-tf Electric ice box, well insu- and the Fraternal Order of Church or the Heart Dis- time - new and used sweep- Reg. $395 Sale $325 lated, year around home, dren; 8 step-grandchildren, 7- the Eagles-Caseville Aerie ease Research Foundation. ers on sale. Excellent re- 30 gallon horizontal Blad- Thermopane windows, roof and 6 step-great-grandchil- FOR SALE - 1981 V-6 Chevy pair service, complete der tank $1 12 No. 3690 and the Loyal A "*- 4 years old, easement UI Gll. motor, 229 ci, $300 or best Thinking of Buy- Order of Moose No. 1049. check up only $8.95 plus 42 gallon Bladder tank $126 privileges. Will be shown'. Survivors, besides his Four sisters preceded her offer. Call 269-7739. 1-7-1-1 parts. Free in home de- Myers Tornado submersi- ing or Selling? Hazel Hobart ble sump pump. $1 14 by appointment only. Call: wife, are 3 sons, Terry in death, Anna Mae Shar- monstration. Financing 90 Call one of our 856-2179. 3-7-1 - 1 Hrinkman of Caro, Tim and Mrs. Hazel (Patterson) rard, Iva Watson, Ethel FOR SALE - 1981 Buick days same as cash. Need I3renda Brinkman of Cass Hobart, 85, lifelong resident McConkey and Edna Regal, air, tilt, cruise, Kirby Parts? Will ship par- Other sizes also special Real Estate pro- City and Tom and Beth of Tuscola County, died Fri- Robertson. 47,000 miles, excellent con- cel post immediately. Deal priced while supplies last. fessionals. FOR SALE - 160 acre farm, . Hrinkman of Deford; one day, June 26, at the Frank- dition. Call 872-3543. locally and save lots of 3l%miles east of Shabbona. : granddaughter, Lexie, and enmuth Convalescent Mrs. Hobart was a long- 1-6-17-3 money. Kirby Company, Call Call 313-476-7884. 3-7-1-3 : his mother, Mrs. Bertha Home. time member of the Sutton- Bad Axe, Daniel Messing Sunshine United Methodist 269-7562 or 479-6543. Au- Paul's Pump Repair Hrinkman of Caro. She was born April 11, 1980 MONTE CARLO - AM- 673-4850for prompt service WE BUY LAND contracts. Also surviving are 3 1902, in Shabbona, the Church and the United FM cassette, air, tilt, thorized dealer. In ad- Free quotes. Peter Real Es- Methodist Women. vance, thank you for the and parts anytime Cass City 872-2248 h r o t her s , Raymond daughter of Samuel and cruise, new radial tires, 2-4-29-tf Car0 673-2555 24-tf tate. Phone (517) 683-2711.. power steering, custom in- business. 2-7-1-tf 3-6-10-8 She was a member of the **1 1- Tuscola County Farm terior. Call (517) 872-2002 FOR SALE - 5-year-old 5:00-9:00Monday-Friday. FOR SALE - John Deere Bureau and Ellington- riding lawn mower and Almer Farmers Club. 1-6-17-3 rototiller. Call 872-3932. 4168. Funeral services were 2-6-24-3 2-7-1-3 held Monday afternoon at FOR SALE - El Camino i the Su t ton-Sunshine Church 1973 pickup, 54,000 miles, FOR SALE - 4 205-15 tires, HONDA Goldwing In- 4 with Rev. Duane Harris of- power steering, power good shape, $40 or best terstate, GL-1100, 1982. 4 7 7 ficiating. brakes. Call 872-2537. offer.Call 872-4508. 2-6-24-3 New tires, tuneup, clean 4 EVERY FRIDAY ~ COO. WALL€YE. CHICKEN. (ALL YWCAN EAn, INCLUO 1-7-1-1 bike. Call (517) 872-2487 4 ING SOUP 4 BAA Burial was in the Elkland __ -. after 5:00 p.m. 2-7-1-3 ._ PER PEASON S P M TO 0 P M Township Cemetery. Now Renting 'a9' Memorials may be made FOR SALE to the Sutton-Sunshine UM Cass City Mini FOR SALE - Whirlpool au- 4 Church. 1983 Dodge 400 - sun roof, tomatic dishwasher $25, 4 Collon Funeral Home, cruise control, front wheel Storage good used farm tractor tire, 4 :*c. Cam, handled arrange- drive, computerized dash - 5x10 12x26 with tube, $50. Call very good gas mileage - '.+ 4: ments. 872-3689. 2-6-17-3 re 1. MUST Asking 10x10 f SELL. 10x15 CC6H211 I.6: $3800.00. 10x20 4 Country home with lots of space, 2 car garage on: 4. Can be seen at: 6306 W. 10x30 4 secluded one acre with lots of trees, shrubs Main St., Cass City, MI 4 flowers. Conveniently located, only $22,500. * How can a multiple car family 48726, telephone : 872-3355 Phone 872-3917 minimize insurance costs? (area code 517). FOR SALE by owner - At + Call to see it now 872-3273 6645 3rd St., Cass City. 2 4 2-6-17-4 FRIDAY, JULY 3, and story brick home, 4 bed- 4 Betty Ha.mmond- 872-2009or No problem. SATURDAY,JULY 4 ONLY rooms, was $38,500.00 - re- 4 1-7-1-1 TIRE REPAIR - Radial Auto-Owncr\ give5 tarnilics with two or more cars a reduced and bias tires. We have injurarice rate. That makcs their cxceptional auto coverage tubes available. Cass City FOR SALE - 1972 Chevelle and claims wrvicc cvc'ri more attractive. Tire, phone 872-5303. Malibu "Muscle Car," 2-6-17-3 So it you'rc a mulriplc car t'arnily trying to rninimiie inwrance chrome engine, aluminum co\l\-- call your "no problcm" Auto-Owricn agent ?nd find wheels, Holly carbs, spe- out how I hi5 di\couni can bc "no problem" tor you. cial cams, shift kick trans- mission, new, air shocks. r Interior like new, body needs work. Call 517-665- 2430. 1-6-24-3 CHALLENGING OPPORTUNlTlES

FOR SALE - '78 Ford Pinto, FOR A FEW 1N A NEW DIRECTION %door, little rust, runs Harris-Hampshire Agency, Inc. 1 good, $400or best offer. Call WHERE: 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City 872-4351 872-5182 any time. 1-7-1-1 __ 1979 MALIBU Classic, Your Innovative, Creative Ideas power steering, power brakes, AM/FM radio. Call Count In Deep Commitment Find the Service or Product 872-3897 after 4: 00. 1-7-1-3 Your I You Need in This. . . Action Guide To Quality Care

I SERVBCE DBRECTORY FOR SALE - new twin waterbed, used 1 month. Owner can't sleep on it. Paid $308 - will sell $225. FOUR SEASONS HEALTH CARE r I Call 872-3620. 2-7-1-3 CENTER OF BAD AXE Hercules and Cooper TIRES lhe Thumb The Aepalr PLUMBING t, HSATING, INC. A Long Term Care Facility Alignmenis Muttlers Free Estlmstes Yarn Shop Brakes Oil Changes Sand rnd Qrevel 6528 Maln ( t*/llfltvY Mtv tl.tllr( Phone 8724084 BulldorlnO and 8 miles north of M-81 and Has Immediate Opportunities In The Plgaon Phone 4534531 Beckhos Work M-53 intersection and 112 mile west on Rescue Following Area: Cass City Road Clare's Sunoco Service I Phone872-3505 I Open daily 12:OO till 9:OO Tune Up4 Mlnor Rapalrr p.m. Tlrea Bailerlea r 1 Grrrse A 011 Ce r r /lied Mechanic Rich's Disposal Phone 269-8097 NURSING DEPARTMENT! 872.2470 Residentlal B Cornrnerclal 2-3-12-tf Call Cass City - 872-2141 Rubbish Removal Andrrrrn Winderr Conlainer Service Avallable 1Full-time Director of Nursing Services

O~rtrrloch FOR SALE ~ Cedar posts Pro fintihod tanrlinw Call 683.2233 picnic tables, lawn swings 1Full-time Assistant Director of Nursing Services L&S Mobil Service Mom-Frl. - 8 am.-5:30 p.m. wishing wells, clothes lint Phone 872.2342 Sat,- 8 a.m.4p.m. poles, lawn chairs, woodei 1Full-time Day Registered Nurse Ceriilred Mechaiircs flowerpots. 4351 Rescui Road, Cass City. Call 872 1Full-time Afternoon Registered Nurse Comolete Car Care Service 2039. 2-3-19-t I 'Wrecker Servlce 1Part-time Afternoon Registered Nurse Buy your carpal of Ilnolsum, lhen Tuff=KotaDinol 1Full-time Midnight Registered Nurse crll us lor expert Inriallrllon. We MISCELLANEOUS Sale 41so and do Cuslom repair work. Aulornolive Rust Prooling dining table and 5 chair Village Service Center Faclory Iralnsd. "We Do I1 Rlghl." $125; harvest table $25 Tires V Bells Battsrlss Sotlrtacilon guarrnieod. Systems 6 Waning Tune Ups Brahas Mutllers Gravel Guards couch and chair $1(M J.J.'s Cer filred Mecnanrc Flooring Service Running Boards natural gas range $50 fRf€ Cass City Rack ~oteSionr Cnip Protection humidifier $25; oak desk Ir-Tora Kc&Up 4 PoUrory Phone 885-2668 or 872-4701 needing work, $40; bike For Immediate Consideration, Please Contact Phonr 872-3650 Phone 269.9585 (girl and boy), needin Administration At (517) 269-9983 or Forward 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe work, $25 each; canoe (1 ft.) $50; picnic table $2( 6644 Pine St. Call 872-2409. A Resume To: ADMINISTRATION. Walt's Radiotor Rswir I 1- I 1I 2-7-1. Auto. Truck and Iw Buds and Blossoms Srnall Engine Repair Minor and Major Repair FOR SALE - raspberriei No Mark. Up on PdIlS ready now, pick $1.25iqt. ('err IIN httrindrw Wd ! ~onrrou~ Sandy d Turn Tisrney. Owners Radlator and Heater Core already picked Wq 4w6 Ledcn St , Cass City. MI 18726 FOURSEASONS Polega's Vegetable Ma Sales and Servlce Phone 872-3935 1 '? nlll05 soulh Of Iiphl In ket, 872-3348. Please phor Cass City on Cemetaq Rd ahead to order. 2-7-1 I Ph. 872-5363 HEALTHCARECENTER 1 J11 SIMULATED 1 I ENGRAVED This space could BUSINESS CARDS "WE CARE ABOUT THOSE YOU CARE ABOUT" Available 1-Color be yours for Appllance Store or 2-Color Mon..FrI. 8 to 5. Sal. 8-12 1167 E. Hopson St. An Equal Opportunity Employer Bod Axe, MI. 1 as little as $' .75 1 I Emergency24hr.Somlce I Junction M-81 b M-53.Cali City The Chronicle Phone 511472.2161 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - NXDNESDAY. JULY 1, 1987 PAGEELEVEN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS

Household I Notices I Notices I I Services 1 I Services 1 [ ] ~ [W)[W) Sales VOLUNTEERS NEEDED LOST - black and orange TIRED OF calling for RON‘S Refrigeration - Re- Satellite Service without FOR SALE - 3 bedroom FOR SALE - 4 bedroom FOR SALE - Thursday, THREE FAMILY Garage - to make local calls for Red cat with pink collar, near pair all makes of washers, home. 5895 Pointe brick home, full basement, July 2. Chains 14 ft. to 28 ft., Sale - Thursday only, 8:OO- Cross Blood Bank. If in- 7th St., reward. Call 872- any response? Call Rick’s dryers, ref rigera tors, Oak Earth Station. We service Drive, Caseville. Phone 011 furnace, 24’xM’ garage fishing rods, hand tools, 5:OO. 4321 Van Dyke. De- terested call Jane Mitchell 4271 after 3:OO p.m. 5-7-1-2 freezers and ranges. Call 4 all makes and models* Ac- 856-2179. Shown only by ap- on 1% acres in Cass City scroll saw, garden hoses, cker, 4 miles east, dl miles at 872-2121. 5-6-24-3 -~ Car0 673-6278. 8-6-24-tf pointment. 3-6-17-5 area. Call 658-2313. 3-6-17-3 copper tubing, gas grill, south. 14-7-1-1 ross from Caro Honda on sewing cabinet and miscel- Now Renting M-81. Phone 673-4783. AUCTIONEERING - ~ee laneous. Ray Fleenor, 4260 8-5-6-tf Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top GARAGE SALE - Thursday FREE ESTIMATES -~ Woodland. 14-7-1- 1 Cass City Mini dollar for your property. and Friday only, 9 to 5.4885 on roofing, siding, Revive Phone 872-3019, Cass City. Real Estate insulation, aluminum Storage N.Seeger , Murphy - O’Dell. doors CARPET & UPHOLSTERY . 8-10-3-ff GARAGE SALE - July 1,2, 14-7-1-1 and windows and STEAM CLEANING aluminum or 5x 10 I WILL hang wallpaper acd 3, 9-5 p.m. Assorted chil- 10x10 Free estimates dren’s clothes - boys’ and Fiber Glass awnings. paint trim. Call Patty 872- 10x15 Truck mounted equipment 5459. girls’, ice auger, shell re- I ForRent I 10x20 8-6-24-3 loader, used golf balls, Elkton Roofing Auto interior FOR - farm house on 10x30 torch, sinkers, old typewri- RENT Wantedtoud paved road, $225 per month. & Siding Co. [ ter and adding machine, 8 Phone 872-3917 track tape deck with FM References and security WANT TO BUY - 15 to-zhp deposit required. Call 872- Phone 269-7469 872-3273 engine with horizontal radio and speakers, new 5-6-17-4 handmade doilies, assorted 2334. 4-7-1-1 5-4-9-tf shaft, any condition. Call goodies. 11/4 miles north of 872-4456. 6-6-24-3 FOR RENT - one or 2 bed- THE LAMOTTE Township stop light. Turner, 5129 N. room apartments, North- LOST - Blond Cocker Firefighters annual chic- Cemetery. 14-7-1-1 wood Heights Apartments, Spaniel, 4 years old, heavy ken barbecue will be held [ ToGiveAway 1 ~ ~ set, female, named PEOPLE PLEASERS! ! 872-2369. 4-7-1-2 Sunday, July 12, at the tf Take one look and you will agree this home is it! Three Brandy. Reward. Call 872- Lamotte Township Hall, on FREE - patio kittens, real bedroom ranch, extra large master bedroom with BASEMENT SALE - Thurs- 4460 or 872-4200. 5-6-17-3 Snover Rd. Serving from RICH’S DISPOSAL - Resi- cute, 6-8 weeks old. Carolyn day and Friday, 10 till ? 1 and 2 bed- walk-in closet, 1 3/4 baths, full basement, 1 1/2 car FOR RENT - * dential and Commercial Chapman, call 872-2794. Jeans, tops, shirts, shoes 11 : 30 a.m . to 4 : 00 p. m garage, between Caro and Cass City, 3 acres. 99-H room apartments, newly 5-7-1-2 Rubbish Removal. Con-‘ 7-6-24-2 and over 50 purses. Lots of remodeled, 2 blocks from WANTED - 3 to 4 bedroom tainer service available. other miscellaneous. Call downtown Cass City*Phone home in town or nearby. Call Call 872-4468 and leave in- 683-2233. 8-2-12-tf FREE - puppies, father is 872-3513. Freda Parrish, 872-2696or 872-5459. 4-6-24-2 nouncementRENT-A-STORK service. : Ador-An- Springer Spaniel, mother - 4381 Brooker St. 14-7-1-1 formation. 5-7- 1-3 able outdoor display deli. Benji type dog. Resembles FOR RENT - 1 bedroom vered and placed in front of father. Call 872-2507. EASY Christmas shopping 7-6-24-3 GARAGE SALE - 4793 N. apartment, kitchen new baby’s home to an- and REALESTATE I appliances, carpet, drapes, - Book your Merri-Mac Toy Seeger, Cass City. Lots of and Gift Party now and nounce arrival. Color of BROKER clothes and many sizes. air conditioning, coin-op bundle tells friends and Repair laundry, storage bin. Call have a worry-free Christ- Appliance (Livestock) WAL wouyllc ,771 Colwood Rd., Caro ~tj.673-8153 , Thursday, Friday and neighbors if boy or girl. Call @ mas. Also taking orders. SHEEP FOR SALE - 2 872-3610 or 673-8151. 4-7-1-3 I Saturday after parade. Call 517-883-2662. 5-6-24-2 872-3407. 5-4-29-tf 3-7-1-1 ewes, $30 for both. Call 872- 14-7-1- 1 A]] makes and models. ROOM FOR RENT - 2334, 10-7-1-1 reasonable, ladies only. Nifty, Nifty. Look who’s Call HUGE SALE - July TOPLESS YARD Call 872-2377. 4-7-1-3 going to be 50 872-3092 3 and 4, 10 till ? 5565 Van Now that I have Dyke Rd., 2 miles south of on July 3rd RENT newly your atten tion Wildwood. 14-7-1- 1 FOR - remod- 8-10-22-tf I

eled business space in Happy Birthday! ~ ~ ~~ FOR SALE - hay mower, prime location in Cass City. Mom ANTHONY’S PARTY STAPLETON BUILDERS hay wagon, rake, grain MOVING SALE - July 2 and Phone 8724371 or 872-2352 SHOPPE - roofing, siding, additives, wagon, baler, corn picker, 3, 10 till 6. Nothing priced. evenings. 4-7-314f Love, We have all your fishing all types of building corn planter, elevator, 2 Give me a fair offer and it’s Shelly, John and girls, needs and lotto. License‘d. Call 51 7-665-9945 grain drills, manure Sue, and Jessica, spreader, 1960 stake truck, yours. All clothing 59, swing Jason 8-6-3-10 set frame, and tractor tire. I Notices I , Dee, Mark and Jacob, 1/4 mile south of M-81 Gleaner E combine. Phone 4606 N. Seeger. 14-7-1-1 Kevin and Kathy, on M-53 872-3904. 9-6-24-3 BINGO - Every Thursday Kris and Lynn 5-7-1- 1 at St. Pancratius Hall, S. 5-7-1-1 [HelP Wanted) SEVERAL FAMILY Gar- Seeger, Cass City. Doors STRAYED TO my home - age Sale - July 1, 2, 3, 9-5. open 6:OO p.m. Early-bird AVAILABLE FROM Rent- medium size brownish/ CARPENTERS NEEDED Bar stools, Kirby vacuum, 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. A-Stork : “Unique” baby white male dog with tail - Rochester area, will train. baby strouer, infant seat, Phone 872-5410. Knights of announcement products for docked. Call 872-2452. Call Cas at 313-373-0544 bike, variety of glassware Columbus Council No. 8892. new parents. Call 872-3407 5-7-1-1 after 7:00 p.m. and lots of clean clothes. 6 5-12-31-tf or 872-2191. 5-10-15-tf W 11-7-1-2 miles west on M-81 (from 4 bedroom home, large kitchen and formal dining Cass City), turn right on BINGO - every Wednesday CARPET CLEANING rcmm. Large basement, oil and wood heat, newly Elmwood 118 mile, 3623 [ Real Estate For Sale night. Open 6: 00 - early bird HOME HEALTH AIDE - painted and 3 rooms redecorated. Positioned close to Elmwood Road. 14-7-1-1 I 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. [ASS CITY, MI. part time. Must have prior schools, shopping and the park. 1 car garage and Post 3644 VFW,E. Main St. Also Upholstery Cleaning experience as a nurse aide garden spot. Priced reduced. Real Estate 5-2-26-tf Commcrcial & Residential and reliable transporta- tion. Call 517-674-8746 for LARGE GARAGE SALE - Investors - Deer Hunters: acres, mostly all wooded. Fast, courteous and 872-3970 6405 6th St., Wednesday, 40 more information. Equal Call NEV4-NWY4 Section 26, Novesta Township, Y4 mile road inexpensive Thursday, 9 : a.m. [ Services Opportunity Employer. 3-6-24-1 00 frontage. Can be split into 4 parcels. Alabama owner. 1 Free2 roams Estimates - $39.95 14-7-1-1 11-7-1-2 Same family for over 80 years. Asking $22,000 with PAINTING, spray paint- W;OOO ‘Itolvn. *Ownerwin fhance on land contract with 5 rmms - 57.9579.95 - -- ing, barn, roof, tool sheds, 3 - HURON MEMORIAL Hos- 9% interest, All oil, gas and mineral rights included. truck boxes, wagons, etc. Paint with 10 year durabil- Residential only pital in Bad Axe has a short term 3 to 11 shift position 14 acres located 2Y4 miles south of Cass City on Ceme- ity available. Hendrick’s Car & van & RV FOR SALE tery Road, 330 feet of road frontage. Two bedroom available for RN with OB Paint Service. Call 872-2019, interior cleaning experience. Also seeking mobile home. New 60’ deep machine driven well. Don Hendrick for estimate. 1 $20,000.00. Phone 872-3725 RNs for casual employ- 8-6-17-16 ment. If interested please Terry Edwards Yes, Helen, there is a Santa Claus. No,George, there is apply to Personnel Depart- 1:~~A. CALKA %EAL ESTATE 8-2-12-tf ment, Huron Memorial no Heaven here on Earth, but I have the next best thing to it. It is 15 acres, private and secluded and located Ken Martin INTERIOR AND Exterior Hospital, 1100 S. Van Dyke, within 5 miles of Cass City. Park-like grounds and Electric, Ind. painting. Theron Bad Axe 48413. 11-7-1-2 surrounded by trees and Evergreens. New 110’ deep Esckilsen, 4355 Ale St., machine driven well. Price includes a 5th wheel, sleeps Residential and Cass City. Call 872-3095. LADY WANTED - more as 4 people comfortably. Self-contained with full bath, Commercial Wiring 8-4-2-tf a companion to older lady. gaselectric refrigerator. Lot of deer-wildlife and Free Estimates Call 872-2377 or write 4182 birds, Price reduced to $21,500.00 cash. Much better Arthur Brown Maple. 11-6-24-3 than advertised. State Licensed Cass City WANTED - part-time relief Over 12 acres located at 2171 Englehart Road. Working Phone 872-41 14 babysitter for a 5 and 7 year Man’s Country Gentleman’s Estate. Featuring a 3 Well Drilling old. Some weekdays, all 4180 Hurds Corner Road Saturdays, 10 hour shifts. bedroom Marlette manufactured home, 2 car garage 8-8-10-tf and workshop. Small implement building. All buildings and Call 872-4403 after 6 p.m. less than 9 years old. Some frontage on White Creek. 11-6-24-2 Many extras and other fine appointments. Must be TV REPAIR, all makes, Pump Repair seen to be appreciated. Immediate possession. Can not Al’s T.V., prompt, reasona- HO-HO-HO - Enjoy socializ- be duplicated for asking price of $59,500.00. To settle ble, call 313-672-9440. STATE LICENSED ing with friends? Let estate. 8-5-13tf Christmas Around the 4 Phone 673-3800 World bring you together 15 acres with 495 feet of road frontage on Deckerville BRING NEW LIFE 8-1-27-tf and make average earn- TO YOUR CARPET IN CASS CITY: IDEAL STARTER THE RETIREES! ! ! ! One story Road. East and south boundary lines adjoining Deford ings up to $9.00 an hour as HOME OR FOR Revive the original beauty Of your .home with 3 bedrooms (large),hardwood in all rooms except kitchen and bath- State Game Area. Lot of Deer - small game and ANTENNAS, towers, satel- a demonstrator. For more floors carht. Cleaned in your own home details call Jeanne Masker room; garage and many other features -- reduced from $37,500 to $33,500,terms. turkeys. Single story, 3 bedroom, Marlette manu- by Von Schrader lites installed, repaired, factured home, 1% baths. 150 Amp circuit breaker. dry-foam method Al’s T.V.,call 313-672-9440. 517-872-4588. 11-6-24-3 SPECIAL! !! ! Deep well and approved septic tank and field. Private No muss. NO 8-5-13-tf and secluded. Vacant and immediate possession. fuss. No odor. 75 ACRES - productive - no buildings ---- NOVESTA TOWNSHIP ---- Your opportunity use the same .--- HURON MEMORIAL HOS- $49,900 with $12,500.00down or owners will accept cash. to buy additional land without buildings --- LOOK IT OVER ---IMAKE US AN OFFER. day. AUCTIONEER pita1 in Bad Axe has a full FwIn Homo time short term opening for 24/4 acres, vacant land, 165’ road frontage on Kingston Complete Auctioneering Dmmonstratlon Sewice Handled LPN/OR tech on 7 to 3 shift. .Large selection of HOMES, COUNTRY HOMES, Road and within $4 mile of the quiet, peaceful hamlet of Phmtor Anywhere. Casual employment also Deford. Lots of Evergreens and trees. Ideal spot for estimate We Make all Arrangements. possible. Interested parties BUSINESSES, FARMS, Vacant LAND, and your mobile home. with good terms. today. Our Experience is Your $3,500 Assurance. please apply to Personnel SAGINAW BAY YEAR-ROUND CARPET BRlfE Department, Huron Memo- Sportsmen - Hunters - Investors: 14 acres with small Cass City 872-4614 Ita, David 8c rial Hospital, 1100 s. Van HOMES &COTTAGES barn-garage type building. Nice clearing on front, lots 8-10-8-tf Martin Osentoski Dyke, Bad Axe 48413. of woods and some wetlands. Rear of acreage adjoins Phone 11-7-1 -2 the Deford State Game Area, Sunday hunting JOHNSON’S SEPTIC cas^ City 872-2352 Collect permitted. This is a buy of a lifetime, $13,500 with TANK - Cleaning - availa- 8-12-17-tf WAITRESS WANTED, : We carry one of the LARGEST LISTINGS in the $3,OOO down and balance on land contract. 3 Phase ble 7 days, No charge bring resume to Pizza Villa. Detroit Edison available. Located 1/3 mile south of mileage. Call 269-8097. LAWN MOWER, garden 11-7-1-2 Thumb Area - NO CHARGE FOR LISTING Metropolitan Deford. THIS IS ONE OF THE BETTER 8-18-18-tf BUYS. tractor and snowmobile re- pair. Free pick up and de- WANTED - experienced CUSTOM nurse aides to work in long 1. 20 acres with 660’ road frontage on Lamton Road. SLAUGHTERING livery. Senior citizen dis- count. Loaners available. term care facility. If in- I- FOR A FREE- NO OBLIGATION Electricity on property. Front part is cleared and rear AL-LAMB terested contact Mrs. BEEF-PORK-VE Call 872-2938. 8-6-17-6 of property is wooded. Small man-made lake. LOTS OF Baker, 872-2174. 11-7-1-2 CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION on DEER.Located in Kingston Township. Present owner CURING, SMOKING AND in need of money and will look at all offers. PROCESSING Chuck O’Dell WANTED - Babysitter, in your property CALL... TUESDAY & FRIDAY my home, five days a week, 80 acres with k mile of High Bank Cass River Excavating call after 4:00,872-4522. frontage located in Section 11 of Ellington Township. 11-6-24-2 Halfway between Car0 and Cass City. Approximately Packing o., Inc, Septic systems installed 40 acres cleared and the balance to woods. This is a & cleaned B. A. CALKA, Realtor USDA Plant 1074 sand - gravel - ponds [Work Wanted) Deer Hunter’s Paradise, electricity available. Some Cass City 517-872-2191 springs on property. Enjoy canoeing - fishing on the ditching - hydrahoe - dozer WILL DO odd jobs. base- 6306 WeMain St,, Cass City, Michigan 4872(- the 8-4-9-tf backhoe ‘ great Cass. Look at price of $60,~.00.One of the ment, garage cleaning. Telephone: 872-3355 (517) Area Code LAST remaining large tracts of land on the Cass River. painting, yard work, 1. APPLIANCE Service, Phone (5 17) 8,72-3031 baby sitting , windows. Call NOW IS THE TIME 4 Acres of vacant land located 41/4! miles south of Cass washers, dryers, re- 4323 Krapf Rd, Joe Leeson at 872-2677. City. Small man-made deer drinking lake. Lots of deer frigerators, Al‘s T.V.. Cass ‘City. Michigan , 12-5-27-tfn TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION!!! runways. Ideal for your tent or camper. $5,950 with Bryan. Call 313-672-9440. 8-6-3-tf tOur\ flOuS\hG $750 total down. Owner will finance. 8-5-13-tf ’ REALTOR ‘ *LENDER [ Card of Tha~J H. Zemke Real Estate ELECTRIC motor and Wm, LAWN and .4 family owned business for 79 years. MOWER small power tool repair, 4 p.m. to THANK YOU to all the World Corporate Headquarters located in engine repair. Free pick-up 8 p.m, weekdays, 8 a.m. to nurses and Dr. Yun, Pastor William E. Hamilton M. Dale Brown Walter G. Sxostak Deford, Michigan, phone 517-872-2776 and delivery. Used and re- 5 p.m. Saturdays. John Fruendt, and all the friends conditioned Blair. 18 mile west of 872-3355 072-3158 072-3355 or call Ron Wooster - Associate at our Car0 Office mowers for M-53 who came to see me, for 5174734877 sale. Also buying old mow- on Sebewaing Road. Phone cards sent, while in the hos- 3-7-1-1 ers. Call 872-4456. 8-6-24-3 269-7909. 8-12- 13-t f pital. Bob Groth. 13-7-1-1 CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TWELVE Salary issu’e is shelved

port for a lowered speed support a resolution from position in the sheriff’s de- appointed county Coopera- limit and safety measures Kalamazoo and Saginaw partment through Dec. 26, tive Extension Director salaries would enhance the on M-81 in the village of counties concerning low- 1987. William Bortel and chances of attracting qual- Watrousville was received level radioactive waste dis- Mayville area resident Ber- ified applicants and hiring and placed on file. posal, while a motion to According to Hoagland, nie Bishop to an ad hoc ad- a chief assistant prosecutor support a resolution the position was created to visory group on the who might stay in the posi- The resolution stems against increasing state cover a portion of the duties Saginaw Basin Natural Re- tion for several years. “I from the May 3 death of a park entrance fees was de- of another employee who source Steering Committee would rather hire someone 9-year-old Watrousville feated. previously was on leave for for critical resource man- with some experience, or a girl, Terri Jean Sapien, who surgery and is now working agement issues in the great deal of experience.” was hit by a car near her County Controller 4 hours per day. Matters Saginaw Bay Drainage O’Connor, whose resigna- home at 4591 W. Car0 Rd. Michael Hoagland indi- related to workman’s com- Basin; heard a presenta- tion is effective July 24, was The resolution calls for cated the fee increase resol- pensation are yet to be tion on the Eliminate Nar- hired in September 1982. placement of pedestrian ution, from Iron County, worked out, he said. cotics Activities in the crossing and “No Passing” was rejected pending inves- County of Tuscola prog- tigation of the issue. RESOLUTIONS zone signs in the village as The board met in a 30-mi- ram, and authorized pay- well as a reduced speed of ment of a $50,O00 bill for the OTHER BUSINESS nute closed session to dis- Commissioners consi- from 55 miles per hour to 45 IN cuss contract negotiations installation of windows at dered a number of resolu- to 35 in a graduated man- the county medical care In other business last relating to district court tions during the June 23 ner, and to extend the speed and courthouse employees. facility. The funds will meeting, zone from its present week, the board authorized come out of the medical A resolution from Juniata limits. the establishment of a tem- care voted millage fund. TEEN RANCH-YOUTH FOR CHRIST had its official Commissioners voted to porary certified deputy Also last week, the board ground-breaking ceremony for its new office complex in Township regarding sup- Marlette June 23. Those present at the ceremony included (left to right) : General Manager Hubert Howell, Develop- ment Department member Karl Howard, board member Tuckeys are historical couple Dr. Thomas Jackson, Vice-president Verlin Morgan, board member Arnold Moore, President Gordon Glazier, De- around,’’ he said. same school, you feel close Cass City area, the Tuckey City long after they’re ties to the town. Not name will be spoken in Cass gone. . velopment Department member Mike Bearden and Execu- “He shows everybody Luke and Evelyn have who comes in his clocksj,” been members of the His- everyone can say that. Cass tive Director Ray Clendenan. Evelyn said, torical Society since its in- City has given us a lot and Woodlot seminar slated July 2 ception, and they are mem- we’ve been very fortunate His favorites include the bers of the Salem United through the years,” she The Michigan Forest As- slideltape and discussion on grandfather’s clock he Methodist Church. pointed out. sociation, in cooperation life in an 1800’s Michigan gave to his wife, which with the Lapeer County Ex- logging camp. Joining Expansion slated stands in the sitting room, “We’ don’t have time for Hoeksema for a forestry tension Service, is sponsor- a replica of a South Ameri- anything else. We’re busy If the community has ing a free seminarlmeeting question and answer period . can clock made completely with the family or work,” given the Tuckeys a lot, for woodlot owners from will be Ariel Haebler, out; of wood, including the gears Evelyn said. then definitely the Tuckeys 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. July 2 at standing tree farmer in re and hands, and a non-elec- has given the community the Lyle Stewart Building, gion 5 of the Michigan Tree Teen trical clock sitting on his “When you’ve lived in a just as much. With 24 System. Participants br Ranch 1575 Suncrest Drive, Farm d bedroom dresser which house for 54 years and when grandchildren and 14 great- Lapeer. are encouraged to bring Teen Ranch-Youth For Evans is slated to address know that the need is “doesn’t affect the time your children are born here grandchildren, with many Roger Hoeksema, DNR questions about their wood- Christ officials have an- the staff at a banquet in there,” he said. when it’s moved or tipped and everyone went to the of them still living in the forester, will present a lots and trees. noun& a $207,000 expan- Frankenmuth. Work on the sion project for the Mar- project will be performed, lette office. whenever possible, by staff Ground-breaking cere- ~~~~-~bers. Settlers 77th reunion monies were June 23 for the Old hold The Old Settlers‘.of Ue- Brown, Kingston and De- Rickwalt. and center of Novesta 60’ x 96’ expansion. The Currently, Teen Ranch- ford met at the Deford ford schools, Mrs. Arthur Henderson, Cemetery on Cemetery building will be located to Youth For Christ has 60 School for their 77th reun- The old school pictures Dearborn, daughter-in-law Road. A majority of the Old the south and east, adjacent epployees servicing sev- ion June 20. Between 50-55 and antiques were on dis- to the current Office COm- eral programs including of the late Mr. and Mrs. Settlers present approved members met for a big day Play * Ar~nHenderson, Deford, of the idea and a committee plex at 2861 Main St. Foster Care in the Thumb, of visiting and reminiscing. A memorial service was suggested the group con- of 4 members was ap- Foster Care in Port Huron, PUBLIC HEARING A potluck dinner was conducted by Miriam sider a memorial statue, in pointed to promote the pro- Executive Director Ray Adoption in the Thumb, and served at noon. Following Rickwalt. honor Of former military ject. They are Chairman ELLINGTON TOWNSHIP Clendenan noted that the Adoption and Specialized the dinner, President Wil- Officers elected for the and war-dead of all the Audley Homer, Cass City; expansion was necessary Intensive Foster Care in liam O’Dell led the business 1987-88year were President wars, to be erected on the Everett Field, Deford; PLANNING COMMISSION due to anticipated in- Detroit. These programs meeting and the program. William O’Dell, Vice-Presi- vacant lot formerly owned Grant Kelly, Care, and c~asedwork loads with a currently service 60 foster A time of reading, singing dent Irene Tracy, Secret- by the Novesta Church of Bruce Holcomb, Cass City. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1987 new family ‘ counseling care families. p.m. Ellington Twp: Hall program, and present over- and speaking pertaining to ary-Treasurer Maxine Christ and given to Novesta The meeting was closed 7:30 crowded conditions. past eras of the community Graham and Memorial Township. with a solo by O’Dell and SUBJECT: Rezoning of Properties The Teen Ranch board of was very interesting. “Our intent is to expand directors are: President Audrey and Charlotte our program to include Gordon Glazier, Vassar; Horner sang a hymn duet, family counseling. Also, we Vice-president Verlin Mor- accompanied by Wilda Courliss. Goldie Martin added 6 officeslast year for gan, Secretary part-time and Summer Dave Sturtevant, Cass McLaughlin played the staff and we have several , City; Treasurer Don Jew piano for group singing. offices with 2-4 people in sen, Millington; Director People were present from the old Leek School THE PRESS IS NEW them,” Clendenan said. Arnold Moore, Kingston, and Director Paul Findlay, area and also from Craw- He noted that Teen Care. ford, Ferguson, Quick, to us and we are proud of it - none other Ranch-Youth For Christ has been exploring the fam- Clendenan said the ser- ily counseling addition for vice organization has aided 2 mental health in the Thumb, Bay City or Saginaw has One abotit 2 years. children in 46 counties but perhaps the Youth For employees are The expansion is slated Christ-Campus Life portion with its larger sheet capabilities. to include 10 offices desig- of the program is more im- nated for the new family portant because it is de- counseling program to signed as a preventive serve the greater Thumb program. THE area, 4 offices for the de- “I think it’s more impor- Tuscola County’s velopment department pro- tant than Teen Ranch. If we Stephen A, Crumm and viding various services can save kids from this, Dean H. Dorman, both of such as estate planning and that’s our goal. The 2 prog- Caro, were among the 35 graduates from Project deferred giving to those rams, even though not re- TRACE (Training and Re- who donate; 10 offices for lated, are good in concord PEOPLE Youth for Christ staff, and with each other.” sources for Autism, Cereb- will also include a confer- ral palsy and Epilepsy) ence room and a luncheon “Right now, there is a June 11. The graduation room. commitment from the state was part of the Michigan and federal government to Association of Community Clendenan noted that he families and children. If the Mental Health Boards’ 1987 ARE has designated May 1988 for commitment stays there Spring Conference in Lans- completion of the project, will be all kinds of work for ing June 9-11. adding that he hopes to us to do; it will never end. have funding secured by I’m not sure where the next As TRACE graduates, Sept. 11, the date Dale 5 years will take us but I do Crumm and Dorman are available as resource per- THE sons for people with these disabilities in Tuscola County. Both Crumm and Dor- man are mental health THE workers at Tuscola County SAME Community Mental Health Services, 1975 Walk Rd., Caro. Heidelberg 251h x 36% Sheet Size Press “The thrust of the goal is to have readily accessible Skilled craftspersons that create images on paper that clinicians who can work with the families of people with these disabilities,” bring customer satisfaction and business growth. Crumm said. “It’s a change of pace The next time you have a problem with from having the families get their information from a more accessible level rather than physicitns. type on paper, call us. We can help. That’s what we do, we work with families,” he added. As part of the require- ments for completing the one-year TRACE training, they com ple ted specialized clinical work with people The (ass City Chronitle who have autism, cerebral palsy and epilepsy. They also did community and Progressing with Cass City professional present ations abut the disabilities, at- tended training sessions and read several volumes about the 3 disabilities. Phone 872m2010 -- PLUMBING & HEATING TRACE was formed by a 6EdLicensed Master Plumber coalition of 5 Michigan or- ganizations concerned Piaeon Bad Axe Cass City about people with these 453-2577 269-8091 872-5084 Welcome to the July 4 Festival 1 particular disabilities not getting the services they need, 1

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a \ -, .. . , 1. .I- .L . .. CASS CITY CHRONICLE -WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY,- JULY 1, 1% Events’change,but aim JOIN US FOR THE FOURTH IN CASS CITY the same for Festival This year commemo- copy of the Chronicle (then pian procession at “10:15 the parade was not a prob- , rates the ninth annual Cass called the Enterprise 1 o’clock a.m.” lem. The P.O. & N. Rail- Berger and Company will be City Fourth of July celebra- dated June 28,1889, and find Then instead of bingo, a road offered a special train tion. The weekend event is that the Fourth of July chicken barbecue or mud and half-fare for those closed Friday and Saturday, packed with activities celebration was even sim- volleyball, events found in traveling to Cass City as July 3 and 4. everyone can take part in. pler than in the present day. the ’80s celebrations “the Industrial Parade was Some have called it old- It started with a salute of 42 (1980’s, that is), the 19th worth coming many miles fashioned, country-like and guns at sunrise (instead of century Cass City celeb- to see,” along with “excit- even corny, but its popular- a 7 a.m. breakfast). rants attended exercises in ing Base Ball by Bad Axe ity still grows. This “old- Some things have stayed the ballpark and listened to and Cass City Teams and fashioned” holiday can the same, such as the a prayer read by chaplain the Grand Illuminated parade. In 1889, the Grand N.B. Andrews, a reading of Bicycle Parade at 8:30 See Our Complete Line of bring a sigh of relief to those who. have experi- Street (now Main Street) the Declaration of Indepen- o’clock,” read the June 30 Fertllfzer enced the hype and com- parade started at “10 dence and oration by the issue of 1899. Rev. Sam L. Gilchriese. Grass Seed mercialization of holiday o’clock a.m. headed by the celebrations in many Car0 cornet band.” This Some of the more popular Soybean Seed larger cities. was followed by the fire de- events in 1889 were “Base A 1901 issue of the Tri- One can look back at a partment and Calithum- Ball,” horse races, the County Chronicle echoed Alfalfa Seed Caledonian games, dancing the words which hold true a Bagged I54 5-1 5 for Lams. and, of course, fireworks. today. “If money, wise For vans and full-sized Open air fun and sun! The Caledonian games planning, hard work and or mini pickups. Cab on ty. For cars, trucks or vans. ABOVE - The sophisticated were equivalent to the 20th plenty of enthusiasm count century track meets. En- for anything, then the corn- machine located in the most recent ing celebration of the Glori- addition at Walbro Corporation is trants could have competed in the ever popular Fat ous Fourth will surpass 21 and 26% Protein Ill YO used to measure flow in fuel injec- Man’s race, the running anything of the kind ever tors. Working on the new Orbital jump or put the shoulder held in the Thumb.” KENT DOG FOOD Guaranteed engine are engineers from Walbro stone. Monetary prizes and Orbrbl Engine were paid to the first and The Chronicle didn’t pay cE9 TUFF-KOTE DINOL Co.,Perth, Au- a lot of attention to July stralia. The 2-stroke engine at left second place winners in all 4 V The Car hesenation Company the games. after 1901 but patriotism is smaller, lighter and is estimated was not easily forgotten. AH products warranted. Ask dealer for details. to be about $200 cheaper to pro- An issue of the Enterprise that year read, “The day The Declaration of Inde- duce than 4 cylinder enenes in promises to be full of enjoy- pendence was printed on production are today. However, ment for everybody. The the front page in a 1920 issue first application is expected to be During our street parade in the fore- and in 1940 the Chronicle in the outboard motor industry. noon is expected to eclipse printed all the verses and anything of the kind ever music of the Star Spangled CASS CITY PHI 072-2171 4th of July held here.” Banner. In 1891, the celebration opened with 100 guns at sun- rise. Just as the 1987 Fourth committee promises a good time for all, so did the 1891 FLAG SALE committee. The June 26 paper read, “...the commit- tees have been very busy TOTAL INSURANCE PROTECTION Discounts in every department this week completing the 1 arrangements for to-mor- await your selection during July 4 row’s grand demonstra- I Festival celebration time. tion. There is now every prospect that the Eagle will scream louder, longer, bet- ter and with more energy than ever before in this Bigelow Hardware county.” CASS CITY PHON E 872-2245 In 1899, the population was 1100 people and few, if any, cars, so traffic after We’re a Farmer’s Helper! I See Just How Great Cash Savings on all tires, radial ------. -- tires, farm tires on the farm- tire ~T1h 47l-A f ,/- One Of The New Cuts service. -x ’-%_I_ *..- /” Will Look On You! Tailored To Suit Your Individual Needs Repairs & Mountina

Complete line of tractorv Life Insurance IRA’S , batteries Custom diesel fuel I Bonnie, Becky, Deb, Louise and Sandy @M) Home Owners Wiese tillage tools filANCl &c*+ Hos p i tal kati on Savings on “Bulk” motor oil “Welcome” Casualty Insurance BalerTwine You to Cass City ---e------7 and our BATTERY SPECIAL I 12 volt I -..------I48month $3995 4th of July Festival Harris-Hampshire Agency, Ine. FARMERS PETROLEUM CO-OP H I LLSl D E B EAUTY SAL0N 1840 W. Caro Rd., Caro, 673-7714 Phone 872-4351 62M Church St., Cass City Phone 872-2740 (We give Senior Citizens 10% discount) t CAS CITY CHRONICLE --WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 PAGE THREE CASS CITk CHRONICLE -WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 In latest plant addition

ALLEN HEALTH CARE L Walbro refining new Orbital engine Bonded RNs, LPNs, Aides, Homemakers, compSnionS, & Llvelns recentlyThat new completed addition to theen- cheaper and readily availa- Special nurses ble as compared to those in displacement engine gineering building at Wal- current converters which should produce twice the bro Corporation in Cass use metal found in only 2 power of a normal four- Walbro has made a major commitment to the project Short Visits or Around the Clock Care fur the special City isn’t being used to pro- locations in the world. Wal- duce products for sale and bro has licensed the Orbital simplicity : Two-strokes sumeone it’s probable that for 2 technology for sale in the frequently dispense with years or more it will be de- United States. the complicated valve train engine. Services QuaWy Assumncas voted to fine tuning a pro- Auto makers are reserv- of a four-stroke, instead 0 Skilled Nursing Carefully Screened & Tested you love. ducta major that revenueat best will producer not be ing judgement and are using holes cut in the cylin- SERVICES especially skeptical about der wall to admit fuel and I El Personal Care Fully bonded & insured for 3 to 5 years. any 2-stroke’s ability to air and allowing exhaust to Meals, Laundry On call 24 hours a day Chairman and Chief pass United States emis- exit. ufacturer anticipates that both more efficient and the company is testing a ExecutiveAlthaver explained Officer Lambert that de- sion standards, but the ad- “But two-strokes can be auto-style emissions laws cleaner running than cur- variety of combustion AVAILABLE 0 Homemaking Supervised by RN vantages and manufactur- a quick and dirty way to eventually will reach the rent production engines. chambers in search of a sol- Superior references velopment work in the new ing techniques of the engine generate horsepower. Con- marine market. “The Orbital injection ution. 0 Companionship c3 building is to refine and have sparked both GM and trolling combustion accu- “Even if Orbital’s -new system is one approach to IN Availabitiby Help to sove you make ready for manufac- Ford to commission pro- rately over various engine two-stroke doesn’t find its stratified-charge combus- “The compact size of a money turing the fuel system and totype cars using it. speeds and loads is nearly way into your Chevrolet or tion for either two- or four- two-stroke would be of I3 2 to 24 hours per day 0 Reasonable hourly rates Call Us For the engine of the Orbital At Walbro, currently, 4 impossible. So two-strokes Ford, the revolutionary air- stroke engines, says Mac- greater benefit to a mini- Corporation, a major com- engineers from Orbital in tend to misf ire frequently , powered fuel injector Pherson. Ford recently car than to the big sedans HOME OR D 1 to 7 days per week [7 Private insurance accepted pany in Australia. Australia are working with making that familiar corn- might. Like most U.S. auto signed a contract with Orbi- Detroit still depends on. So U Dayornight Free Walbro has made a major Walbro engineers ironing popping sound and dump- makers, Ford is still look- tal to build a four-stroke en- expect to see the new light- All personnel meet our commitment to the project out details for production. ing raw hydrocarbons into ing €orpotential fuel-saving gine, based on that from the weightson the market over- HOSPITAL Cl Visiting, hourly, or live-in Consultation visit because the market for the What Walbro does in this the atmosphere. Also, lub- technology, even in these current Ford Escort, to de- seas before they make in- c3 Same daylnext day help ‘ ‘special nurses I’ requirements new engine is staggering. joint venture, Althaver ricating oil inevitably days of cheap gas. And monstrate the technology. roads in the U.S.But given That’s because the engine pointed out, is refine the mixes with the fuel as the company engineers think “That makes it difficuit the new generation of sma11 is a revolutionary air-pres- parts of the engine so that mixture is drawn through Orbital’s injector might to light off the catalytic con- economy cars coming into surized injector %cycle en- it will lend itself to mass the crankcase, and burning work well in a stratified- verter needed to oxidize the market in the U.S., the gine. It will be used first in production. It’s the final 5 oil becomes a source of charge four-stroke engine. leftover hydrocarbons. powerful, compact orbital the marine industry in out- to 10 percent of the parts further hydrocarbon emis- “Stratified-charge en- “Orbital says it has the engine might prove to be IN YOUR HOME AFFORDA.BLE board engines, Althaver that need refining and the sions, not to mention the gines are designed to burn answer to the hydrocarbon the right idea in the right explained, because these tools needed to produce cause of the telltale blue air-fuel mixtures far too emissions - a specially de- place at the right time.” engines are already 2-cycle them that is Walbro’s role smoke. At present, no two- lean to ignite with a spark. signed catalyst. And al- Saginaw- Fort Wayne, engines. in the venture. That final 10 stroke engine - automo- They do this by first ignit- though oxides of nitrogen According to a story in Petoskey Grand Rapids Alpena The engine was tested percent is the hardest, he tive or motorcycle - can ing a small jet of richer (NOx) - caused when the the Detroit News, Orbital is Bay City Cass City Ind. and reviewed by David added, and estimates that pass emissions standards mixture, then using this jet high temperatures from deliberating building a $450 Scott and reported in Popu- it will take another 18 for street use in the U.S. as a torch to ignite the lean burning fuse atmos- million plant in the United (51 7) (61 6) (616) (517) lar Science magazine in its months before the new “The major break- leaner mixture filling the pheric nitrogen and oxygen States to build the engine. (51 7) (219) 347-181 9 243-4400 356-9090 February issue. He tested technology is ready for pro- through claimed for the Or- rest of the cylinder. Ideally, - are a problem with most A decision is expected this 87213339 426-3555 the engine in a compact car duction. bital engine is a fuel injec- such an engine could be stratif ied-charge engines, year. 892-6979 in Australia. He said the car Althaver agrees with tor that uses compressed accelerated quickly and Scott who writes that air instead of the usual fuel *& easily pulled steep grades. “changing the current pre- pressure to squirt gasoline Scott writes: “I found the judice against 2-strokes into the engine cylicders DEDICATED TO THE Our Professional Staff Wishes Everyone a engine far smoother than could be tough indeed. Vir- One of the major advan- the small fours that usually tually all cars on the road tages of the injector is that -=- I 5I power cars like the Camira. use 4-stroke engines. Fuek the blast of high-velocity PROPOSITION Safe and Happy ~u~y4th Celebration! Neither the size nor the per- and air are drawn into the air blowing thtough the fuel i ALLEN HOME CARE 1 atomizes it into exception- see formance should have been cylinder on the first t I a surprise. Firing once downstroke and compres- ally fine particles - about i A Certified Home Health Agency I every piston stroke, 2- sed air on the upstroke.” 1/20the size of the droplets YOU w-2. stroke cycles normally out- in the spray of a conven- i i tional fuel injector. The On Continues to Grow and Provide perform 4-stroke engines, “Power is produced only I i which fire only every other on the third, downward homogeneous fuel-air mix- the revolution. A 3-cylinder 2- ture that results makes for i Top Quality Home Health Service 1 thrust of the piston, propel- more complete combus- i stroke fires with the same led by the exploding mix- Fourth ! to the Community I rhythm as a standard 4- ture. The final upward mo- tion, hence greater output. ‘i stroke 6-cylinder, making tion pushes exhaust gas out in thesmooth. engine exceptionally “When applied to a two- ! 1 of the combustion stroke engine, the direct-in- chamber, and the cycle be- Cass SAGINAW i “There was no irregular jection system solves some I gins again. of the major drawbacks of OFFICE stuttering under light load, principle is some- City I i and not a hint of blue “’The conventional designs. I thing like keeping people “The Orbital system pre- i exhaust smoke anywhere. separated by sections of a Alice Morgan The secret is the new Iow- cisely controls the fuel-air i i revolving door. Fresh gas mixture. in effect, the Orbi- OF MAKING YOU LOOK Registered Nurse‘ cost air-and-fuel injection and exhaust don’t mix, i i system developed by Orbi- tal two-stroke engine is a Back row, from left: LuAnn Ketley; medical records; Joyce Hornkcher, hence exhaust can’t disturb modified str atified-charge I i tal. Orbital’s recent work the combustion mixture, registered nurse. Front row: Terry Posluszny, office manager; Judy Melin, on the oft-scorned 2-stroke engine (PS, July ’75). The YOUR VERY BEST! I RegisteredM ari lyn Martin Nurse RN, administrator, Mary Brinkman, medical records. i and fresh gas doesn’t pol- highly atomized fuel actu- i already has sparked in- lute the exhaust. Regard- terest at both General ally sets up several zones of 2 Weeks Only Special Sove $1 1 I less, the “wasted” pumping fuel mixtures in the com- - I Motors and Ford. The exhaust stroke that pro- 1 promise of clean-running 2- bustion chamber that ignite SERVICE AREA INCLUDES duces no power beckons en- progressively as the flame i Kim Recob 1 cycle engines has also at- gineers to combine the in- Medical Records PROFESSIONAL THE FOLLOWING tracted attention from out- front advances. Keeping 1 1 take-exhaust cycle. the fuel out of the crankcase Tap, left to right: Denise Dillon, registered nurse; Diane Frent, register- SERVICES COUNTIES board engine companies. “A typical two-stroke i 1 “And not only is a 2- also helps control iubrica- PLUS FREE GOGGLES AND ONE FREE TAN ed nurse. Bottom: Ellen O’Hara, RN-Assistant Administrator: Mindy Tuscola- Bay draws a charge of air and tion pollution. ! Esther Bork Butler. Missing: Cindy Bader, Jeanne Nicot, Lillian Dolan, Lynn Thorns, stroke revival in the offing, fuel into the crankcase, See for the latest hair styles or year-around tan. Licensed Nurses Huron - Saginaw air powered fuel injection “Orbital’s Johnsen also us 1 Licensed Practical Nurse Lynda Allen, Chris O’Kee, Kathy Harrison. t below the piston, at the notes that the low -pressure to may spur another renais- same moment another fuel- “A special thank-you for their help during our remodeling Certified Home Sanilac - Lapeer I sance: the stratified charge injection system and con- i air charge is being com- Vera Deering and Lois Sugden. ” engine. ” ventional engine design pressed above the piston. make for ease of manufac- Orbital officials claim the After the engine fires, the WINNERS IN REMODELED SALON DRAWING i Physical Therapy f injection system eliminates turing, hence low cost. OUR Rod HiIdebrandt , Chief Executive Officer piston moves down, uncov- “Orbital has already Ellen Schmidt, Helen Copeland, Esther Gulnther, Chuck Holm, , Liz Fritz, Certif icaiion With I all the snags of 2-strokes ering transfer ports that let Occupational Therapy Blue Cross-BlueShield while keeping the advan- built one running car and Doris Hurd, Kent Wischrneyer, Mary Robinson, Karen Holm, Molly Vollmering, the air and fuel pass from delivered several engines Denise Barker, Julie Trischter, Chuck Auten, Tori Plne, Nancy deBeaubien, FOR INFORMATION CALL Speech Therapy Medicam MedICaId tages of mechanical the crankcase into the com- simplicity, light weight and for GM to examine, in addi- Mary Proudtoot, Renee Maust, Deb Frederick, Marlene Merchant, Betty Ellicott, bustion chamber. In addi- tion to pursuing a program Michelle Wilts, Carol Rutkowski, Kim Bitter, Len Nowicki. 3144 Davenport compactness. Another ad- tion to refilling the cylinder i 5986 Cass City Rd. vantage, Althaver points with Ford. Outboard with a fresh mixture, this Marine Cog. also has 1 Cass City, Michigan 48726 Saginaw, Michigan 48602 out, is that the catalytic also helps push the exhaust converter used with the en- licensed Orbital technol- I Phone 872-4341 Phone 1-790=0140 gas out of the cylinder. ogy. The outboard. man- gine.uses,metals that are “Because the pistons are m E' a

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I- 0 0 a E PAGE FIFTEEN Antiques and classics ~ 60-70 older cars on display about the difference in the There is no entry fee for and some as far as Detroit. in the parade. He owns a fireworks for Automobileadmirerscan is about the same as last 1929 Model A. 2 terms, Hirn said that a either the parade or display Use legal safety 2-door - - Have plenty of water celebrate. Both antique and year. This year car owners par- Both antique and classic classic car is one that can which will be at the south receive quite a few ques- caps, wire sparklers, toy illegal fireworks usually do ticipating in the parade and The Fourth of July not have instructions. ready near the site in case carswillbefeaturedSatur- be identified by its end of the park near the weekend usually means fun tions on fireworks safety snakes, toy smoke devices. display will receive a metal day. For those who wonder silhouette. green municipal building. toy trick noise makers, - Adults should supervise of fire. and relaxation for this time of year, but there - Remain at least 3 feet dash plaque with a Corvair q-9 are very few complaints on cone fountains and cylinder children when using everyone. But it can also fireworks and very young away from fireworks when on it to honor the Detroit mean danger. Danger when their use. fount aim. they’re going off. Corvair Club, which has “People are using pretty Most of the fireworks children should not be play- someone using fireworks ing with them at all. - Don’t light fireworks in been invited every year. ends up getting hurt. good common sense when classified under “D .O.T. Class are illegal in - Light only one firework metal or glass containers. Hirn said that he will be Troopers at the Michigan it comes to fireworks. Any- C” More than 12,600 people more, a lot of people go to Michigan, troopers said. at a time and only light it State Police post in Caro outdoors. were treated in hospitals in said the best bet is to stay organized shows like in These are some safety - Stay away from build- the United States for in- AAUW sponsored tips follow when ~~ away from illegal Cass City where there’s to using juries sustained while using legal permits to use fireworks: ings and burning materials fireworks. “Basically any- when lighting fireworks. fireworks in 1986, accord- thing that goes bang or flies fireworks illegal other- - Make sure the fireworks are legal. - Don’t alter or misuse ing the US. Consumer Pro- is illegal in Michigan, ” Sgt. wise,” McQueen said. duct Safety Commission. Types of fireworks legal - Check the label on the fireworks to try to make returns W.S. McQueen said. them more exciting. Most of the injuries were a Popular paint-in The state police usually in Michigan are toy paper fireworks for instructions ; result of misuse. * cpir ing young artists dazzle onlookers with - works of art Saturday ne paint-in, sponsored he American Associa- NEAT! of University Women. m’t worry, parents, the Those New re Picassos are donned Id shirts before grab- : any paintbrushes. The c Red and White IW also supplies the it, brushes and paper of charge.

he paint-in is slated to FESTIVAL from 2-4 p.m, behind pool. Children between C;ass City’s 9th Annual Id 8 years old are invited T-SHI RTS larticipate. [ore than 50 youngsters ticipated in last year’s JULY 4th nt-in. said Geraldine ’teskorn,a contest adding and no that prizes it 9f flI tA b offered. 5A 1 SERVICE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME A 11 8 A lot of easels are just J i i up in the area with + ger paints and the kids + FESTIVAL le a lot of fun,” shesaid. 4 VI L LAG E S E RV I C E $4 Vhen the budding artists 4 + ish, the paintings are e 4 ig on a clothes line to + CENTER 4 I. $ Ph. 872-3850 fi44 Cass~ity 4 TAKING PRIDE IN PROGRESS WALBRO JOINS CASS CITY * GROWING We Have Your Size In Welcoming You To The Ninth Annual with Service Bill Kritzrnan Adults $600 4th of July Celebration Donna Prof it S-M-L-XL Anita Loomis * GROWING Shirley Heronemus Kids’ with Quality Vonda Kolb $500 Dawn Deering Q S-M - L-XL SUPPORT THE FESTIVAL * GROWING Buy a shirt from with Budget Prices CASS CITY Another Example of Progressive Achievement MERCHANTS Attained Through Friendly Cooperation of All of Our Community OR AT PARK BOOTH Walbro Corporation I 6447 Main Street, Cass City, MI 48726 PAC FOURTEEN CAS! 3TTY CHRONICLE - WEE' XDAY, JULY 1, 1987 - 3s CITY CHRONICLE -- 1 DNESDAY. JULY 1, 198. PAGE THREE

Add prize games to free pool swim , CITY'S If this Fourth of July more fun and pass out through the straw to make proves to be as hot as it has awards for it, according to the ping-pong ball move in W Richards. water to the other end of the been in past years, the pool," a Simon Says or boat water games at the swim- The lifeguards thought of ming pool may be the per- some original ideas for the race, a pineapple contest. events, Richards said. "We diving for golf balls with fect chance to both cool off "color coded balls that are and get a little competitive. were reading through some The games are slated to swimming magazines to worth a penny, a nickel, a come up with some fun dime and so on." she said. begin at noon at the park Awards will be given to pool and involve people of ideas for events. One lifeguard read about a 2- the winners in each race. all ages, said event coor- Registration begins at noon dinator Laura Richards. person relay where one per- son swims to the end of the at the swimming pool and The 4 age groups are 6 to there is no registration fee. 9 years old, 10 to 12 years pool with a T-shirt, gets out, takes the shirt off and gives All the lifeguards will be old, 13 to 15 years old and on hand at the pool to help 16 years and up. They will it to his partner to put on and swim to the end of the with the games and to help be involved in several fun ensure safety, Richards re- water events. pool, " she explained. In preceding years the Other events include a marked. There will still be free pool was open for free free style race, a kickboard or innertube race, an un- swimming later in the af- *swimming all afternoon. ternoon as there has been This year the pool coor- derwater swim, a balloon race, a ping-pong and straw in previous years, from 3- dinators and the lifeguards 4:45 p.m. wanted to give people some race, "where you blow Moose L idge to spon or bingo Members of the Caro bers are not needed and are 50-50 and there's just no Moose Lodge are scheduled there's less chance of hav- way to keep track," Enos to sponsor bingo games for ing playing pieces missing said. the third year Saturday. or lost. "We did have a success- They will be played from Lodge Secretary Mike fu1 bingo Iast year. We had 1-8 p.m. near the tennis Enos said cards can be more people play than in purchased at 4 for 40 cents the previous year (1985)," rniirtc..vu- "U. ??-- or 8 for $1 and all purses are he said. and added that The Moose Lodge fur- split 50-jo between the win- "everyone made a little nishes adult players (18 or ners and the Lodge. money. *' Donna Wischmeyer older with window cards bbIt'simpossible to keep a He said he hopes to have Debby Hendrick Royeen Heins Barbara Merchant Sallj Brooks with slides to cover the tally of how many people about the same turnout as numbers so chips or dob- play bingo because the bets last year. The Management and Staff of Come on in-Weare Your Family Discount Drug Store NEWLY REMODELED WATER GAMES will be held at the swimming pool from Invite You to Attend Cass City's 12 noon to 245 p.m. Afterwards, free swimming will be 9th Annual 4th of July Festival from 3-4:45 p.m. "WE CARE ABOUT YOU" Mike Weaver Steve Eyer

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Many people eating their breakfasts and lunches at a concession stand during the ”_____._ owns ariu L~~JICS said. FRIDAY, JULY 3 Fourth of July only see the 9:OO p.m. Irish Gaels, Charmont, Tickets $5.00 at the Door makes it all good food and the nice paradedowntown and theto -watchsecond -theshift keepat 5 track of his watch-. and are returned. That can take “Like with,. ___~ anv service - .- .* --:.___ *-- -1.. L, +,A ~ people serving it to them. ;p.m. say, ‘we’reclosing anywnere mom__ -- 4u .rnmules UUU, 3’- “f what you get out Worthwhile. SATURDAY, JULY 4 What they don’t see is the can come in, scrape down now-.’ If there’s people still to 2 hours,” Herririgshaw of it is the camaraderie of _____l-:-d%.,;+h - thevert grills, to hot clean dogs up and and polish con- hearound, elaborated. we’ll serve them,” explained.It costs the Rotar-- fl1m-L WUI-KlIkg---L.*-c WILIIqnd yuu-7ni1r fellow Doug Herringshaw 7:OO a.m. Rotary Club Breakfast, Park 2:oO-4:OO p.m. AAUW Kids’ Paint-In northeast z’ work it takes to set up a 9:00-7:00 p.m. Arts and Crafts, Mun. Bldg. of football field concession stand and the planning and preparation 1O:OO a.m. Bed Races, Main Street 2:OO p.m. Little leaque All Star Game and Babe dogs,after thewhich parade. will be served are*%I cleaningcleaned, up, the the grillsdry setabout up the$135( concession ‘ 11:OO am. Parade, Main Street needed to help make sure stanu, ~X~MIIICU. Ruth League The wieners will be 1200 a.m. Park, all day everything will go right CHARMONT 3:OO p.m. Mud Volleyball, southeast of hill that day. Food Concessions - Rotary Club, 3:OO p.m. free Swimming, pool Lion s Club Chicken BBQ, Civic For the Rotary Club, 4:OO p.m. Kids’ Games, football field which is slated to serve a Concessions net Groups, Eastern Star, Churches 4:30 p.m. Tot Run, track in front of grandstand Bingo, Moose Club pancake breakfast in 500 p.m. Thumb Gymnastics Demonstration, Municipal Park from 7-10 Health Fair, Hills and Dales Hospital football field a.m. and hot dogs and Rest Tent, Baptist Church 500 p.m. Lumberman’s Exhibit, northeast of pool polish dogs after the about $1,500 for I ! Antique Car Display 6:OO p.m. Horseshoes parade, planning starts 12:00-3:00 p.m. Kids’ games and contests in 7:OO p.m. Sally Doerr Dancers, basketball court well over a month in ad- Swimming Pool ’8:OO p.m. Ministerial Assoc. Hymn Sing vance, according to Doug Exhibition By 1:30 p.m. Dog Show, East of Basketball Court 6:OO-QOOp.m. Square Dancing, basketball court Herringshaw, event coor- 1:30 p.m. RV Mud Bog, Jaycees, register at Dark Fireworks dinator. Sally Doerr Dancers 12:OO northside of park 1O:OO p.m. - 1:OO a.m. Teen Dance, municipal “We’ve already made up 2:W p.m. Firemen’s Water Ball Fight building our 3 shifts of people work- 7 D.rn. ing,” he said June 5. “We A FOOD: Lions Club Chicken BBQ have 10 people working each shift, or 30 people.” Rotary Club all day The tent enclosing the Gavel Club IfIA 1.- stand is ordered about a Jaycees month before the big day, Eastern Star the food is ordered from a local grocer 3 weeks be- Churches forehand, and dry goods such as plates, napkins and eating utensils are usually Support the Fireworks - Buy A a bought 2 weeks before the Fourth of July, he added. The company the tent is rented from also installs it 4th TWSHIRT and takes it down, The tent is installed the third of July, from Local Merchants or at Park the grills are installed and hooked up to propane gas tanks and the dry supplies are brought in. “We have the pancake batter premixed and ready to go inthe morning and get everything else that may need to be done, then we stop for the night. A couple of kids stay overnight to make sure there aren’t any problems.” he remarked. Anonor Preparing the famous pancake breakfast starts at 5 a.m. as the first shift of workers comes in, the grills merica L start getting greased, the health inspector checks the operation to make sure ev- erything is in order and and Celebrate with Cass City writes a permit for the day before breakfast is served 9th Annual at 7 a.m., Herringshaw said. I------I------7 The health inspector may 4th of July Festival I Meet I make take another look or i i 2 throughout the day to ! Cass City’s I make sure everything is I still shipshape. d Each shift is headed by a See Us For All Your Summer Spruce-Up Ideas 1 H ISTO R ICAL iI pit boss, who “makes sure people show up and the area is cleaned up, and generally oversees the area,’‘ he Paint and Accessories Wallpaper Curtains Upholstery Fabric Craft Accessories added. “There are 2 people working the grills, one pre- paring the batter. a cashier, someone serving 6544 MAIN ST, CAS CITY 872-2445 the sausage and making sure a person won’t take 15 of them, and the rest are pouring coffee, handing out plates and cleaning up for the first shift,” he re- marked. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITE’ CHRONICLE - WEDhESDAY. JCLY I. 1987 Sponsored by Jaycees Crowds bring few luT.cr A WARM WELCOME FROM Ht police problems 6c THE PROFESSIONALS AT New attraction: ATV mud bog * Every year, the Fourth at the same time. It gets be hired for the Fourth .;I OSENTOSKI REALTY weekend. One officer will lr of July festival transforms pretty congested, * * Wilson said. groundsbe patrolling to protect the displays. park 24 While in town step in and visit us The Jaycees try to keep every year to keep interest molition derby and RV pull. this normally quiet. un- crowded burg into a hustl- He added. since parked spectators on their toes in spectators who come to cars won‘t be allowed on while another will be run- + from year to year by offer- the Fourth of July festival The Jaycees got the idea ing, bustling town teeming with life. Main Street between West ning regular patrol duties, ing new events, and this year after year,” said event after Fairgrove conducted and Sherman during the Wilson said. A+ year‘s All-Terrain Vehicle coordinator Rod Sherman. one last year at the Michi- How does the added hoopla affect the work the parade, it might be best for The monies for these * (A‘I‘V 1 mud hog should do The slated ATV mud bog gan Bean Festival and the parade watchers to arrive extra police officers come thra trick. will replace past events group decided to try it in Cass City Police Depart- ment does? early and park in municipal from special village promo- F*4 “We try something new such as the tractor pull. de- Cass City because it had parking lots and walk to tions funds, and some $1 .SO0 ~t never been done before in Police Chief Gene Wilson said that there basically downtown. will be spent for them that );I town. Sherman said. “The worst corners for weekend. which includes For those unfamiliar with are not many problems dur- ing the Fourth celebration. congestion are Ale and part-time and holiday pay, * * the mud bog, Sherman Church streets and Ale and he added. Y “The worst problem is Wilson said last year explained a “pit” 75 feet with traffic control right Main streets. If people with * wide by 10 feet long is dug percent payback of the run. stand in the area. after the parade when their kids in the parade there was some disorderly and muddied up for 2-, 3- entry fee to the winning “We‘re going to let the would leave their cars in behavior at the teen dance. 4 and 4-wheel ATVs to drive For more information on people are going from drivers. spectators take off their downtown into the park all parking areas and walk. it and the festival committee * through . shoes and their socks and registering for the event, would assist the police a and the police department fT, “The person who drives “We don’t make any run through the pit to a pole call Rod Sherman at 872- lot,” Wilson suggested. are working to prevent d the farthest wins,” Sher- money on the drivers and with money attached to it. 4649 after 6 p.m. Another problem with problems this year. w man added. traffic control is sightseers There are minor prob- & There are 2 age groups: driving around town check- ]ems during the Fourth +t youth ages 6-15 and adults celebration such as keeping 3 bedroom ranch with spectacular ing everything out: if there view off rear sundeck Excellent 16 years and up, Sherman was less of it. it would save people away from G+ said. In each age group the police some hassle. he fireworks. an occasional ,* location on Hospital drive in Cass there are 3 classes, accord- said. lost child and keeping 4 City. Call now for more information . ing to the size of the engine Irish Gaels at Wilson said he usually people from consuming al- * Ask for 4H192 measured in cubic cen- brings in the State Police coholic beverages in the c, timeters (cc). and the Sheriff’s Depart- park. * Youth can enter in these “The Cass City Village ’51 ment to help rvith the inevit- Over 100 properties to Ask for our list categories: 0-70 cc, 71-125 able traffic snarl. He added Council has said drinking +r other choose from - cc and 126-230 cc. For in the park won‘t be toier- Charrnont he usually asks 2 officers 5 Cass City adults, the categories are: Fridav ated. There isn’t usually a d from the Sheriff‘s Posse to 125-230 cc. 230-350 rc and help on the park grounds. big problem with it, except 072-4377 open class. for people “who “It’s easier to control for dealing with people +“ A Cass City lounge is ~ traffic on a horse than hav- from out of the area.“ Wil- Caro ing officers on foot. People son said. Gene Wilson don’t try to get in the way Otherwise. according to 673-7777 complete with singing, Wilson, the Fourth of July * swaying and plenty of beer. police chief of a horse,“ Wilson appeal to everyone. explained. Adults 21 or older are Fm b rhe guaranteed a good old Irish Margo Donahue Extra officers will also time. A Clarkston-based group, the Irish Gaels. is expected Annual dog show geared to kick off Fourth of July festivities at Charmont Fri- day night. July 3 from 9 to area youngsters, 4-16 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cost of the went is $5. People can do a lot with the event since its inception Plaques are awarded for The Irish Gaels have animals if they take the at the Fourth of July festi- the top dog in each category bccw in existence for IS time. and to see how much. val about 4 years ago, and a11 the participants re- years. The group was they can go to the annual Heiden said. ceive ribbons. There will be started by Patrick McDunn dog show, event coor- The show begins at 1 :30 some 5 categories at this of C larks ton. dinator Amy Heiden said. trantsp.m. at can the register park untiland theen- year‘s dog show, such as The Gaels usually play at She is a founder of the the best dressed and the places around Rochester Thumb of Michigan Dog time of the show. Heiden best behaved dog. and at McDunn’s Irish pub Fanciers. the organization said anyone from ages 4-16 Another class this year is called Four Green Fields. sponsoring the show. She can enter. “It’s geared the obstacle course. which keeping them busy 4 nights reDlaces Judv Rocheleau. more for the kids.” she was added to the list of clas- I a week. The group some- w60 had bee; coordinating said. ses last year, Club Secret- times play for people out- ary Heiden said. The course i side the area on special oc- will be similar to last year’s casions such as Cass City‘s course. , Fourth of July celebration. Heiden said the dog must The Irish Gaels played be more than 6 months old. for a Cass City crowd last vaccinated and able to be war and were very well re- handled on a leash. I -’ceived, according to event The purpose of the voordina t or Margo Thumb of Michigan Dog Donahue. Fanciers is to promote bet- *Daily Salad Bar “Last year there was a terment of animals. An full house, they were very obedience demonstration well liked.” Donahue said. will be conducted with The group should appeal Heiden and her 6 12-year- to everyone. They play old registered golden re- American folk. 50s music. triever Magic. Heiden and Magic will also take a run FAVORITE 1 polkas. patriotic tunes and (of course) an Irish jig. through the obstacle course Tht. Irish Gaels enjoy in- before the class is con- 10:30 a.m. - 2 a.m. COCKTAIL I ducted. she said. volving the crowd in thcir For Your Convenience In Air Conditioned Lounge 1 music. ”They find out some The club wili have free of the people‘s names be- literature available and i fore [the evening starts) dog brushes to sell at cost. ivho are going to be there Heiden said there are Your Hosts Clare and JeameComment ‘and sing songs about them: currently 9 members in the the). make people get up Dsulb club. which sponsors obedi- and be part of the act ant! RICK’S EARTH STAT€ON ence classes on Tuesday SATELUTE Tv SALLS & SLRVICE nights in Cass City and var- a11 sorts of things like that.“ \dJ Permanent Established Caro Oealer Donahue said. pq Strong an Servtce -Ask for Cuslorner References ’ u*AuL ious other activities. CHARMONT There are several diffe- Evening Apooin’rnents forCaro Your Convenience673-4783 There is no registration 6135 E. Cass City had Phone 872-4200 --=‘433 E Caro Rd d rent .nen in the group. but I or spectator fee. PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY I. 1987 [’AGE ELEVF;N - - n I- 11 Fireworks back ;II***********************[Iii despite cost II It’s Total Gas il for your Festival goers have no need to worry - the colored Home - Farm - lndustry lights will make a costs ii scheduled appearance in about FOR: ii SEE US the sky at dusk Friday. $2,500 for the fire- Although fireworks have works. become a Fourth of July ALL YOUR HEATING NEEDS tradition, sending the roc- ii Farm Delivery of Gasoline, Diesel Fuel and Motor Oils kets into the night air in Alan Sward il Fuel Oil for Home and lndustry I past years has been easier coordinator said than done. Automatic Fill Ups and Special A few years ago. the fate Pay rn e n t Pla ns Cass Lity of the fireworks always il seemed to be on shaky fireworks, so we don’t have to do anything.” Sward ii ground. There were no fireworks in 1984 for finan- said. Last year Vitale from We Invite You To cial reasons. This is only Newcastle, Pa., put on the the fifth time in the 9-year fireworks show. history of the festival that Sward said money for the il event comes partly from a ii there will be fireworks. Enjoy The Hospitality Of Our There have been fireworks percentage of receipts from for the past 3 years. how- concession stands. and the rest from donations. ii Friendly Community During been big factors deterrnm------. 7 - ii ing whether or not there of the show. “By the time will be a fireworks display. you pay between $400-500 The 9th Annual This year the 20 to 30- mi- for insurance, that leaves a nute display will cost about little over $2,000 for the company to put on the II $2,500. according to event + ii Alan Sward coordinator Alan Sward. fireworks show and the ac- tu al fireworks,‘ ‘ CASS CITY coordinator The company putting on the show is Advanced explained. In 1985. the Jaycees sol- Pyrotonics. Inc., *rem elysponsored the event at * Greenville+ who pro- a cost of about $2,300. After OIL AND GAS CO. ii vide a liability insurance Two For Your Convenience Fourth of July Festival . __ . that- it was decided that it Numbers policy included in the price 1 1 072-3122 872-2065 of the fireworks. big a job for just II ,,The companies provide oneSward organization said. to put on, - ‘shooters’ to ignite the No Clowning Around

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If you happen to miss the froi3; horus ~rne am !7 :c: 30 The dancers art' Sally Doerr dancers in the 'Control" by Janet from Cass City.. Caro and seem to be a crwvd favo ,~nda half to 2 hours "We parade. you can catch them Jackson There will also be crosscut are just a couple Mayville. she said. of the demonstrations rite. had a fair turnout. but mnt' in the park at 7 p.m het u etn 18-20dancers from Tht dance company ~111 For the fifth year thy dated for the lumhtrrnztn's "The modified chain saw of' the spectators kne\.i. they Soerr 5 dancing clasws go almost anyLvhere !hey exhibition at 5 p.m.Satur- will go through wuod in :3 could participate in the iv1!1 be entertaining young performing to various are askd The dancers per- and old with their chorus- day. seconds instead of 12. It exhibition Anyone can par- tunes. she said. formed at Frankenmuth's runs on alcohol instead of a ticipate in this All they line rockette dance style. "Our costumes this year Sawdust will fly during Bavarian Festival and the chain saw competition gas-oil mixture," he said have to do is sign up before The women will perform are gorgeous they're a Sebewaing's Sugar Festi- on a flat bed trailer during when the men test their Another popular event is the exhibition.'' he said royal blue sequined suit val and are planning to par- the 2-man crosscut The the parade where there is with a chiffon skirt." she skill in a race against time. t icipate in events in Pigeon. According to event coor- winner is the team that The lumberers have also nothing to hang on to. "It's noted. Vassar, Detroit. Fairgrove very. very hard to dance dinator John Matt. the par- saws through the log in the performed in Mio, Caro and (3 There are 9 women in the and the Caro Pumpkin Fes- shortest amount of time. -4 ticipants start with their Bad Axe. Cass City's on." said 27-year-oId Doerr. troupe ranging in age from tival. Doerr said. The trailer belongs to hands on an %inch by 8-foot The ax throw is from 20 feet Fourth of July festival will Affiliation away and the entrants can - George and Betty Pattuklo, beam with the saw on the be their first exhibition this either throw under- or over- P the group sponsors. ground. When the time year. 1 This year the troupe will starts. they have to pick up handed. be performing a little of ev- [J A ShortCuttoa El! the saw and make 3 short Points are given in a The demonstrat ion will erything with 2 numbers. cuts on the wood. range of one to 5. with 5 be held near the picnic area They will be'kicking and Matt said that they will being the bull's eye. back by the woods and is spinning to a Beach Boys also have modified chain The crew from Colwood free of charge. medley and "Devil with tbe saws. a faster version of the will probably number 8-10 Blue Dress On'Good Golly For An Appointment Miss Molly" by Mitch Phone Ryder. "Everyone will 872-2269 know every word of that song," she joked. P The audience shouldn't A Hearty Welcome be disappointed at the even- ing dance performance, to Cass City's 9th either. The troupe is slated to do a variety of dances. July- 4th Festival which include the theme to Rocky III, "I Hope I Get It" from the movie, "Chorus LIN'S HAIR Line." and for the final?. d the company be per- THE SALLY DOERR DANCERS have been practicing forming rockette style to diligently in preparation for Cass City's Festival parade "Woman of the Year." and show in the park at 7 p.m. Saturday. The junior chorus Iine *********************************************~*********~**********************************~will be doing a number rl 4 *w4 General Cable 54 4 5 *4 4 Congratulations is proud to be a *4 * *4 part of this 4 * 4 4 4 4 Cass City 4 Growing and 4 This scene will be repeated Saturday at 5 p.m. 4 * *4 Cooperative Community : 4 *4 Serving Cass City -Since 1960 4 4 * / WELCOME * 4 r * 4 * * *4 to * * Cass City's * * 4 * 4* * Ninth Annual 4 4 * 4 * 4 4 4 4th of July 4 4 *4 4 * 4 Festival * 4 4 4 * 4 Doesn't your pet deserve 4 4 the best? Stop out and 4 * 4 4 see us. 4 4 * 4* * General Cable Company 4 I OLD WOOD2 DRW 4 A Unit of the Penn Central Corporation *4 I Animal HealthSupply 4 * 8464 Van Dyke Road Cass City *4 4 4 * * *1 ** ****************************.****1. **.*************+***,******,****.******,*********************& .,. * .,. PAGE- EIGHT CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1987 CAS CTTY ChhNICLE- WEDNESDAY. JULY 1. 1987 PAGE NI;:S Another top float in works at ProvincialHouse

For the past 8 years the parade. Hard work ana float has been an amrd Each year the floats ideas trom almost any- Provincial House float has patience by both volunteers teers do the middle,” she members of the staff and the community and that‘s been a guaranteed sight in and residents have paid off winnercame down since Main the firstStreet float in bearsOften onActivities a different Director topic. where, thinks of them. This said. Vatter. what it’s all about,‘’ she re- the annual Fourth of July and the Provincial House 1%~. Mary Vatter, who gets her year Vatter said it was her And about a week ago one “I ride along to make marked. idea to build a Michigan of the families came here sure everything goes Before the parade, the float in honor of the ses- and asked if they could help right, ” she remarked. Bartels bring the float up to quicentennial birthday, but with the float and took a The village helps a great Provincial House so those a resident thought of the couple sections of the rain- deal in putting the float on who can’t go can see the theme. bow home with them to the road, too. finished product. “During the resident work on it,” she added. In 1976 the Provincial council meeting we were “It really means a lot to “We borrow a tractor House received second trying to think of a good from Rabideau’s to pull the a the residents when the place trophy and in 1978-79 theme and a resident families and friends care float. Laurence Bartel is pulled in first place suggested ‘Michigan, my enough to help work on it,” donating his barn for the 10th year to store the float trophies (there was no Michigan.’ The resident Vatter concluded. parade in 1977). Since 1980. council approved it and we Vatter explained that be- and Lynn Hurford is driv- ing the tractor again. It’s plaques have been awarded were in business,” Vatter tween 25-30 residents work to the top 4 floats and the explained. on the float in some way, or nice to know that we have Provincial House has re- Work on the float usually about 25 percent of the 117 an experienced driver be- ceived one each year and starts in early April in residents. cause one quick stop with hopes 1987 will prove to be order to have it finished for When Vatter came to all those residents in wheel- just as rewarding. the parade. Both residents Provincial House in June of chairs on the float could be and volunteers cut 1976, she wanted to do disastrous, ” she said. Their floats may go on to thousands of 2” by 2” tissue something that would let different parades after the paper squares to be used The Cass City State Bank A HIGHLIGHT for every year are the bed races that entertain spectators the people in Cass City reserves a spot in front of Fourth of July. for a likeness of Michigan’s know that the Provincial “We go for Cass City’s waiting for the annual parade to begin. lower peninsula and a rain- the bank for the residents House residents were still a and their families. The parade first. Last year the bow. vital part of the commun- rain ruined it and we “The volunteers and the bank is also opened so they ity. The float gives have access to bathroom couldn’t take it anywhere PERSISTENTLY GLUING thousands of pieces of paper for their float, these families of the residents put everyone a chance to get facilities. else. But we have taken it a lot into this too. In gluing involved - residents, staff to Pigeon and Ubly for Bed races entertain parade crowd and other Provincial House residents make the float an award winner year the tissues to the Michigan and volunteers. She said that the parade parades,” she said. after year. From left to right, Marie Mack, Dorothy Booth, Hattie Vanwormer, section, the residents can’t To further demonstrate committee has also been That’s usually done at a volunteer JoAnn Smerdon, Margaret Boag, Martha Robinson and volunteer reach to put the tissues in that point, an average of 6 great through the ‘years. resident’s request, such as On your mark, get set, Saturday on Main Street seat somethlng to watch be- although Nurnberger said the middle because the sec- residents riJe on the float “They always put us up in one lady who had put plenty Go ! And they’re off .. . there with 2 heats ruiining coinci- fore the parade begins,” he he would like teams to re- Geraldine Roblas. tion is so big, so the volun- each year, along with a few front because they know it’s of work into it and she they are, traveling at dentally. Each race is a said. gister earlier if possible so hard for us to wait around wanted to show her friends breakneck speed, 4 cos- block long with one race He said each team makes any possible problems, before we start moving in Ubly what she’d done, tumed people maneuvering starting from the east of its own bed and prizes are such as an odd number of along the parade route. V a tter explained. a decorated bed down Main Seeger at Oak Street and given €or best decorated teams, can be resolved. Especially with the rain “We just don’t go around Street. one race starting from the bed and for the winners in Nurnberger said he sends last year, we barely got to any old parade. That What you can witness are west at Leach Street. The men’s, women’s and junior letters out to church groups back to Provincial House would make it work for the the fourth annual bed stoplight is the finish line divisions. Winners are de- to find out if they would be ERLA’S and got the residents inside residents. We just want to races, one of the highlights for both races. termined through double interested in entering a bed before it started pouring.” make it enjoyable for ofval. the Fourth of July festi- According to event coor- elimination. race. “We get 190 percent from them,” she said. dina t or Ron Nurn ber ger , Registration for the To register for the race, Welcomes You To Cass City’s 9thAnnual The races start at 10 a.m. the races are entertain- races, which originated call Wayne Dillon or Ron ment for the parade crowd. with former Chronicle Nurnberger at the high “It gives those who come to editor Mike Eliasohn, is al- school and leave a mes- 4th OF JULY FESTIVAL .he parade early to get a lowed right up to race time, sage.

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