Elkland Firemen Rebel Over Chief's Leadership

I CASS CITY CHRONICLE

CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993

VOLUME 87, NUMBER 21 FIITY CENTS 12 PAGES Board to study issue UPDATE - Monica Stover, almost a year old now, was featured in a Chronicle story last February after becoming the youngest University of Michigan hospitals patient to be fitted for a special crawling mitt prosthesis. Born without a left hand, the CasCity tot, pictured above Elkland firemen rebel with her parents, Mark and Brenda, last week became the first U-M hospitals patient to receive a specialized claw prosthesis, which will allow her to grasp objects. over chief’s leadership Firemen crowded into the Meanwhile, the fire de- phasized to the group that but appointed by the board. partment personnel elected mittee from the fire depart- Elkland Township Board’s Connolly was still the chief Connolly’s salary is $5,500 mem will be called in to give small meeting room Mon- the 5 other officers in the and that any problems that yearly. input as the study develops. day night to protcst the way department to a committee needed to come to the board What we want, Supervisor Fewer antlerless to hear the Elkland Board’s should be submittcd through that Fire Chief Milt Con- STUDY OPTIONS Dave Milligan said, is to nolly is running the depart- decision. The men are: Connolly. have a set of guidelines in ment. Assistant Chief Don Root, Until about 10 years ago, It’s not likely that a perma- writing and a permanent The firemen had presented Jack Hartwick, Charles the fire chief was elected by nent solution to the current solution to the problem. permits in Thumb a letter at the regular meet- Tunis, Jim Jezewski and members of the department. problem will come for 6 In 2 other actions Monday, ing 2 weeks ago, signed by Ross McCal I urn. It got to be a time-consum- months or so. That’s be- the board agreed to send 2 The Department of Natural The total is down from generally like to see are 21 of the persons in the de- ing job and nobody wanted cause the current crisis has members of the fire depart- Resources will issue 5 per- 259,349 permits last year, additional ,animals on state partmcn t, requesting that The committee agreed to the responsibility on a vol- galvanized the board to ment to a 2-day clinic for the board’s decision of let- cent fewer antlerless deer 268,381 in 1991 and the lands ,” Connolly resign. The fire- unteer basis. study all of the problems $160each, plus mileageand permits to hunters in the peak of 323,955 in 1989. men said that was everyone ting Connolly handle the At this time it was made a related to the department. hotel expenses and to get a Thumb this year compared The trend of fewer antler- FEWER LICENSES attending the meeting when paper work as long as he did salary position. That’s when A committee will meet lawyer’s opinion before to 1992. less permits follows a con- the paper was signed. We not attend fires. the chicf no longer was weekly with Tonti to study signing an agreement with The DNR will make a centrated DNR effort in re- Bud Jarvis, a wildlifc bi- want him out, said Ron Trustee Roy Tuckey em- elected by the fire fighters, the problem and the com- the new airport authority. :ombined 7,950 permits - cent years to reduce deer ologist at the DNR’s Cass Pawloski, a stand echocd by . rivate land antlerless tags numbers in the state. For the City Field Office, said 400 Charles Tunis and Jim ‘,nd general antlerless li- most part, that goal has been fewer antlerless licenses Jezewski. The firemen indi- At Hills and Dales censes -available in 5 deer met, although officials feel will be issued in the upper cated to the board that they management units in Tus- there are still too many deer Thumb this year. would not be willing to work cola, Huron and Sanilac in some areas and too few in A total of 1,400 antlerless with the chief fighting fires. counties this year. *others. permits- 700 each of land- After hearing from the fire- Sick-kids to receive books A total of 8,350 permits “In good portions (of the owner and general licenses men, the board called in Don Tonti, Cass City, who were made available in the 3 Thumb) we’re pretty close” - are earmarked for Deer Sick youngsters admitted unit of the hospitai will now cil coordinator, explained standpoint, the project pro- upper Thumb counties in to the goal, said Doug Management Unit 223, agreed to donate time as a consultant to the board. to Hills and Dales General also get a free book. the 2 groups will assemble vides a means of going be- 1992. Reeves, a DNR wildlife composed of the eastern half Hospital in Cass City will The effort is the result of a biologist in District 8, which After a lengthy discussion, and distribute the books, yond serving the adult com- Statewide, 24 percent of Tuscola County and con- get more than the standard cooperative effort involving along with a brightly deco- munity in an effort to get to -2wer antlerless permits will iscomposed of therhum b as sidered to be some of the the board called in Con- nolly. Connolly volun- issue box of tissues, soap and the literacy council and a rated canvas book bag and the core of the illiteracy be made available this year. well as Saginaw, Bay, Mid- better hunting area in the toothbrush, thanks to a new recent 1y - formed Thumb other items such as combs, land and Isabella counties. teered to handlc thc problem, Hittler said, add- There will be a total of county. Last year, 1,500 project spearheaded by the chapter of Save the Chil- soap, and paper tablets and ing it’s hoped giving books 198,074 permits- 103,675 “What we’re trying to do permits were made avail- department’s paper work and not participate in the Cass City Literacy Council. dren. pencils. to children will help spark an general antlerless licenses now is hold our own,” he Patients in the pediatrics Jane Hittler, literacy coun- From the literacy council’s and 94,399private land tags. added. “What we would Please turn to back page. actual fighting of fires. Please turn to back page. Costs compared To test community reaction to new Middle School

There appears to be a new classroomsat Campbell includes a new gym, lock- tile flooring and new electric ground swell in the district Elemcntary, the cost would ers, bleachers, toilet facili- wiring, New doors, frames rhvrE TABLE for an all new middle school be $8 million. The bill to the ties, storage areas and 4 and hardware would be in- building rather than a reno- taxpayers would be 4 addi- classrooins at Campbell stalled in all classrooms and It’s not likely to move as vation and enlargement of tional mills for 25 years. Elcnicntary, there would be new plumbing installed in quickly as necessary, but if the present facility. extensive renovation of the lavatories. the school board approved a erate on a square-foot basis Naturally, Micklash said, a program and it were pre- School officials will test its SOLI0 BUILDING of any of the school build- new building would be bet- existing middle school In addition to installing strength with a tclephonc building. safcty doors on each of the 3 sented to the voters, the ear- ings. ter for teaching than the liest that money would be poll giving the 3 options Micklash said that if rcno- If the building is reno- prescnt building. With the One of the major items in levels, the stairs would re- available: renovation, new vation were done, the archi- the renovation plan is turn- ceive new rubber treads, ris- available would beFebruary vated, the architect has built new concept of campus 1994. building, or doing nothing at tcct has informcd him that it in n 10 percent margin for teaching, a new building ing the present gym into a ers and landings. New ceil- all not required by law. To would be a viable building cafeleria and multi-purpose ing tile will be placed as Judging by the debate error, which may or may not would be designed with swirling around the correct meet these laws will require for the next 25 years. Sur- be sufficient. On the other wings to separate the various room and the prescnt home necdcd and existing plaster a substantial investment. prisingly enough, Micklash economics room into 2 walls resurfaced. The exist- way to proceed, it’s very hand, what would becomeof grades, which would be bet- unlikely that the school The state fire marshal his points out that the present ter, but not essential, the classrooins. ing terrazzo floors in the the old building if a new one -could .. have- the issue settled inspected the present build- middle school building is Almost all of the rooms corridors- at-.. each. .. . level is erected, is an unanswered superintendent points out. by this time. ing and says that automatic the most economical to op- qucstion. Besides the addition that would be given ncw vinyl would not be replaced. doors that close during fire alarms to seal off each floor are mandatory. Also rc- quircd will be an elevator for This area is present one-story the use of the handicapped for the 3-story building. , annex to 3-story Middle School Those items will cost about $150,000. Supt. Ken Micklash de- vised the renovation of the middle school rather than a new building as a cost-sav- Present ing measure. When he first 3-StOV broached the idea to the board, it was thought that it Middle might be done for $1.5 mil- School lion. Investigation has now building shown that the work would cost some $3,1 million. starts The bill to the taxpayer here would be 1.5 mills addcd tax for 18 years. It would be less than half of the cost of 3 new building and, Micklash felt, in line with the conservative financial practices in the d is uic t. 8f.O. Whcn the financing for a ~ .-i new building was presented Addition that adds classrooms and connects Campbell Elementary building oh the east last week, one plan set the cost at $6 million, Micklash to present Middle School on the west. New construction is outlined with heavy border. feels that to get the same space as would be available PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN (I with the renovation and SCALE. 1/16’ - I’-o- N addition, togethcr with the 4 PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Cass City Area Social and Personal Items1 72 attend Karr family Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010

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LaPeer were hosts for Day tended the annual Baptist Ron and Deana The Karr family, one of the mal reunion was held at the of Cousins Thursday, Aug. Sunday School picnic Satur- Iwankovitsch and family oldest families in the Cass Charmont restaurant in Cass at 55 years. Mr. and Mrs. 19. Eighteen attended. Pres- day aftcrnoon and evcning were guests of Bill and City area, held its reunion City. Following a buffet Harrison Karr and sod, ent were Jack Fay of Mem- at the home of Willie and Dorothy Brown in Fremont, over the weekend of Aug. 7- dinner,Paul Karr Jr.,agreat- Casey, of Novato, Calif., phis, Mich., Mrs. Irene Rosemary Goodall and son, Calif. They also visited at 8. Seventy-two people at- great-grandson of Julius, came the farthest. They are (McComb) Radovic of Bill. Activities included the home of Joseph and tended, of whom 48 were conducted a program which descendants of Julius. Pensacola, Fla., Mrs. Asel volleyball, swimming,boat- Cherylu Brown in Merced, directSi% descendants. brothers, David, began with a welcoming (Harriet McComb) Collins ing, horseshocs, croquet and Calif. They were dinner letter from Governor John The highlight of the pro- of Pigeon, Mrs. Robert trampoline. Roger Haley guests of Bill and Erne Asahel, Julius, Elijah, Frary Engler. He then introduced gram was a talk by Dr. Nor- (Helene McComb) Bums of was in charge of the pig and Brown Jr. in Pleasanton, and Parmer Karr, migrated people by their family line, man Karr, who told how he Pigeon, Mrs. Fay McComb chicken roast, and Elwyn Calif. Also present were from Canada and settled in was able to trace Karr ances- and Mrs. Shirley McComb, Helwig supervised a golf Randy and Debbie Wald and the Cass City area in 1867. Attending were 2 1 dcscen- tors back to a John Karr who both of Cass City, Mr. and scramble at Rolling Hills family. Descendants of all these dants of Julius, 9 of Frary, 8 lived in Middleboro, Conn., Mrs. Manly McComb of carlier in the day. brothers, except Elijah, of David, 8 of Asahel, and 2 in the early 1700's. He was LeAnn Meredith of Cass also able to document that Caseville, Mrs. Jeanette Roger Parrish was a Tues- were present at the reunion. of Parmer. Kritzman of Cass City, Mr. City has earned an associate It was the first time descen- John's son, David, fohght in day a.m. visitor and Debbie degree in business from the Revolutionary War. and Mrs. Walter McIntire of Timmons was a Wednesday dants of David attended a Mrs. Harold Huffman of Marlette, Mrs. Georgena Baker College in Flint. reunion. Escanaba, who grew up in supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Following his Nor- Williamson of Sandusky, Gaylord LaPeer. Cass City and is of the Frary talk, Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Tuscola County District Although people came man gave each descendant from as away Califor- branch, talked of her recol- Lapcer, and Mr. and Mrs. Recently, John and Wanda Court Judge Kim Glaspie far as lections of farm life in early attending the reunion their Arnold LaPeer. Karavas of Dearborn took was expected to return home nia and Vancouver, British own genealogy chart. The Columbia, most of the de- Michigan. She was fol- their granddaughters, Erika this week after surgery at the lowed by Mrs. James Milli- chart traced the Keith Baudoin of Clifton, and Brittanv. to the Sanilac Ann Arbor University Hos- scendants still live within descendant's ancestry from ~. 100 miles of Cass City. gan of Cass City, who still Va., and John Brewton and Pe bog1 y ph i.. pital. lives in the farm house on John Karr to the present. , daughter Kimberly of Tay- The reunion started Satur- Bay City-Forestville Rd. in Mr. and Mrs. Scot Smeader lor were weekend guests of Plans were made for an- aMOg.8 Peg day afternoon with a get- which she was born. Mrs. other reunion in this area in 5 Caro and Mary Bader-Riley their parents, Louis and together in the Cass City Milligan, of the Frary line, Kendra Anne Reehl of Grace Nemeth. years. Gagetown and Scot Robert of Reese. A special selection Park. Dr. Norman Karr of reminisced about growing was also sung by the bride. Sonoma, Calif., who has up on the in the 1910's Smeader of Pigeon were Gordon Fornoff and Caro- farm Following the program, united in marriage Saturday, Ann Holdwick of Bay City, Grandma's done extensive family gene- and 1920's. "Although we people viewed displays friend of the bride, was maid line Ward, both of Flint, and alogy rcsearch, exchanged worked hard, we had a lot of May 22, at St, Agatha's Mrs. Maxine Webb of Vas- Karr memorabilia broughi Catholic Church in of honor, Bridcsmaids were apron information with a number fun," Mrs. Milligan said. by various family member$. Leigh Weis of St. Mary's, sar attended the Decker of dcscendan ts. Dr. Karr is a Gage town. United Methodist Church The Rev. Paul Bala and Sr. Pa., pen pal of the bride, great-grandson of Julius Paul H. Karr Sr., 85, and his Michelle McPhaiI of Lan- Centennial celebration wor- Karr. Edwin Karr of the great-grandson, Tyler Karr, Nancy Ayotte officiated at ship and music service Fri- the ceremony. sing, and Sandra Miller of I by Melva E. Guinthcr Frary line and Harold 3 months, were the oldest Bay City, friends of the day evening. It was led by McGrath of the Asahel line, and the youngest pcrsons The bride is the daughter of the Rev. Winston E. Pike Sr. Tom and Pauline Reehl of bride, and Kelly Fader of A real, honest-to-goodness "carry -all ." bothofCassCity,provided a attending the reunion. Mrs. Caro, sister of the groom. of Akron, Ohio, who grew wealth of Karr and area his- Milligan was the oldest Gagetown. The groom isthe up in Decker. apron that actually protects While cooking, it was a son of Gerald and Julie Kari Wolschlager of Bad anything is pretty much of a handy holdcr for removing tory. woman attending, and her Axe, cousin of the bride, was son and daughter-in-law, Muentener of Port Austin Mrs. Marion McClorey, relic these days, but most of hot pans from the stove. Sunday morning, follow- and the late Robert flower girl. us who are middle-aged or If the men working in the David and Kris Milligan of Mary Damm, George and ing a breakfast at the home Cass City, were the most S meader, Steve Wolfram of Pigeon, beyond can remcmbcr well fields were not too far away, of Vernita Knight friend of the groom, was best Beverly Frank, Greg and of Cass recently married. Mr. and Given in marriage by her Kim Frank and son Grant, the kind that Grandma wore. the apron waved aloft was City, a large number of man. My sister-in-law, Marilyn the signal to "come to din- Mrs. Omar McKee of Gre- father, the bride wore a for- Groomsmen were Chris Sandra Frank and Shelley people met at the Cass City gory, of thc Asahel lineage, Young, submitted this ar- ner." cemetery. There, a tour was mal-length ivory satin Wurst of Pigeon, fricnd of Faircloth and daughter Ch- had been married the longest gown. The gown was of elsey attended a surprise ticle by an unknown author At threshing or company conducted that pointed out the groom, Brcnt Rcehl of to be included in the time, when the long dining mermaid styling and fea- Gagetown, brother of the birthday party for Bealrice the graves of thc 6 brothers tured a scoop neckline, short Ccllner at thc home of hcr Guinthcr Family Cookbook. room table was crowded who first settled here. Many bride, Brad Muentcner of Scc if it docsn't bring back a CONlNIERGlAL poufed sleeves, a fitted bod- Port Austin, brother of the daughter, Bonnie and Tcrry with hungry folks, Grandma other Karr dcscendants' -lEwmml; iceadorned with sequinsand Borton, in Rochester Satur- fond memory or two. hovered about, passing aro- graves were identified and *Store Fronts Vinyl Windows . groom, and Jim Fader of *Door Glass Additions ; seed pearls. A large Dior Caro, brother-in-law of the day. matic dishesand flipping the Dr. Karr traced their geneal- GRANDMA'S APRON big apron at pesky flies. Screen Rooms * bow was featured on the groom. ogy. -RepairReplacements & Marriage licenses When grandchildren came Mirrored Walls , waist back and a chapel train Travis Fader of Caro, Sunday afternoon, thc for- I recently received a gift of to visit, the apron stood *WindowReplacement Room Additions : completed the dress. nephew of the groom, was Paul McIntosh and Yvonne A lace and pearl tiara se- an apron. It was a cute little ready to dry childish tears or *Tenant Work Roofing ringbearer. Ruiz, both of Cass City. Engaged cured the poufed layered thing, all lace and ruffles. wipe a runny nose. If the *Skylights Vinyl Siding ; Norbert Reehl of Gregory Finley and Lisa Farm Machinery veil. But 1 couldn't hclp contrast- little ones were a bit shy, it Gagetown, brother of the Complete Professional Glass & Mirror Sales & Installation Peever, both of Kingston. ing it to the aprons my a - The bride carried an arm bride, and Randy Muen- made good hiding place in Ava ila ble f o r Contractors' Bids Roger Warrington and grandma wore when I wits a case a stranger appesrrcd bouquet of ivory roses with tener, step-brother of the Margaret Hammond, both child on thc farm. Licensed & Insured unexpec tcd 1y . 517-872-9979 1-800-745-5449 Cass Citv ' pink accents, wrapped in groom, were ushers, of Kingston. ivory netting and secured Her apron was a big affair The apron was used count- A reception for 300 guests Randall Holik and Cecilia of dark printed cotton, slow with an ivory lace bow and was held at the Pigeon Vet- less times to stroke a perspir- Webb, both of Caro. to soil and edged with bias or ing brow as Grandma hoed pearl strands. erans of Foreign Wars Hall. Kenneth Hardenburgh, rick-rac k . Flutist was Laura Witczak After one-week honey- the garden under a blistering a Kingston, and Alisha Som- Its uses were limitless. The sun. of Pigeon. Vocalists were moon to Niagara and Falls mcrsett, Caro. apron made a basket when In chilly weather, the Insurance Agency Cathy Sullivan of Cedar Point. the coude is Eric Sheffer and Mary she gathered eggs. If there Gagetown, Jim Fader of residing in Pigeon. friendly apron was wrapped Tack, both of Cass City. were fluffy yellow chicks to around her arms while she Roger Warrington, Reese, he carried to the back porch hurried on an outside errand and Lisa Smith, Kingston. during a sudden cold spcll, or lingered at the door with a Stephen Pryor and Susan they madc the trip departing guest. NOTICE Wynn, both of Cass City. pceping contentedly in Hastily it dusted tables and Residents Grandmother's apron. chairs if company was of 20-cent dividend As thc chicks grew, I can sighted coming down the Evergreen Township set at Chemical see hcr yet, tossing cracked lane. Alicia Bliss corn to the flock from hcr In thc evening, when the Gary Miller Jr. A meeting will be held on Sept. 9, Gilbert A. Currie, chair- apron. day's work was done, man of Chemical Financial Lots of chips and kindling Grandma shed hcr garmcnt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bliss 1993 at 7:30 p.m. at the Evergreen Corporation were nccded to start fires in of many uses, and draped it of Cass City announce the Alan Klco Mary lnbody Township Hall. A hearing will be (NA S D A Q :C H FC) , an - the big old cook stove, She over the canary's cage. engagement of their daugh- held on the disposition of 20 acres nounced Aug. 16 the board carried them in her apron, of While my gift is a thing of ter, Alicia, to Gary Miller Representing of directors of the company course. of vacant land, a house and lacy beauty, it will never be Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hastings Mutual Insurance Company and declarcd a quarterly cash Lettuce, peas, string beans, as practical or functional Gary Miller Sr. of Caro. garage to be removed from the dividend of $0.20 per share apples, all found their way to as ...... my grandmother's Alicia is a 1992 graduate of !$d for your insiirance needs premises. of common stock payablc the kitchen via Grandma's apron. Saginaw Valley State Uni- Friday, Sept. 17, to share- versity and employed at the HQMwYwE Arthur Severance holders of record Sept. 3. 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’ I felt like a dummy. Or at As she began walking to- nearby live man, appeared There are family reunions and there are family reunions, ’ least a People Mover deco- ward me, I prepared to as- to be reading and running at but few do it up like the Karr family (See story, this issue). ration. sume the graciously modest the same timc. The story mentions that the family was welcomed in a letter It happened as I stood at demeanor that I save just for Speaking of Olga’s: The from Gov. John Engler, which indicates the scope of the Olga’s Kitchen in Southland autograph seekers. I’ve reader response after I wrote event and also that the governor faces an election next year. shopping mall, waiting for been saving it, unneeded and about my favorite sandwich The Karrs hold the reunion every 5 years and, oddly ‘my take-out order. I was unused, for about 40 years. in May included a copy of a enough, the first ever was held in 1978,Just3 reunions ago. reading a newspaper, as is The woman reached out column I wrote more than “my custom when waiting, tentatively to touch my arm, nine years ago, sent by PJ and holding the pages open and gasped slightly as I Janiak, the Olga corporation *******I** ’at almost arm’s length to lowered the paper and general manager,along with ‘accommodate my aging smiled at her. a note saying I played an Did you catch the story from Postmaster Dennis Godzik ‘eyesight. By glancing over “I thought you wcrc a important role in shaping that the Mackinaw City Post Office will open a temporary the top of the left-hand page, mannequin,” she giggled Olga’s corporate policy. office Sept. 6 to provide an official cancellation to com- without moving my had, I and quickly returned to her Givcn my business acumen, memorate the annual walk of the Mackinac Bridge on Labor covertly watched a young companion,probably to pay that’s as bclicvable as Lee Day? ”woman, about 20 feet away, off a bet. Iacocca bungling a newspa- The cancellation will have an outline of the bridge. That’s ‘.asshe openly watched me. My wife was nearby prc- per route. okay, I guess, but if it were up to me there wpuld be a picture ’ I’ She said something to her venting a grandchild from But the facts can’t be de- of Cass City’s Dagmar Brown, who is now a senior, senior -,inale companion and buyingoutadollarstore,and nied. On April 14, 1984, I citizen and walks the S-mile bridge every year and, I believe, pointed at me. Obviously, I she witnessed this telling wrote about a woman who has done so since the event began. thought, she was a devoted tribute to the celebrity and ordered lemonade at an reader who recognized me. energy of my public per- Olga’s but wits told that she ********** sona. She said the woman’s couldn’t have any; the rcs- mistake might be an inad- taurant had plcnty of lcmon- KINGSTON STATE Bank recently donated $7,500 towards Sad note, The Michigan Alcohol and Drug Information vertent, but wise, suggestion ade, but no morc lcmonade the purchase of a new patrol car for the village of Kingston. Foundation headquartered in Lansing reports that alcohol as to how I could make an glasses. The woman sug- and drug abuse is on the rise after 6 years of decline. effortless but profitable ca- gested serving the lemonade Above, bank President and CEO Frankie Porter (second To combat the rise, the Foundation is planning a campaign reer switch. in a Coke glass, which was that emphasizes the positive rather than the negative. They “You should go to work for the same size. The waitress from left) presents the check to village President Arlo want parents to say yes to life, rather than no to drugs and the Detroit People Mover,” said management forbade Ruggles. Also pictured are Officer David Lich and village alcohol. she said. “You’d be a natu- substituting glasses. ral; a tremendous tourist at- As a result of that column Trustee Floyd Heron. ********* traction .” item, “which caught us with She was alluding to proba- our glasses down,” Janiak Cass Am I a pessimist for believing that I will finally pay more bly the most remarked-upon said, Olga’s immediately In City than I do now for education in Michigan? I can’t believe that work among all the art at issued “a common sensc the statc will operate our school as economically as we do it People Mover stations. At policy to our managers today. Cadillac Square, on the which remains in effect to- Investigate damage, theft Someone has to pay and the figures don’t give a rosy Whitney Building passen- day, which states: ‘A man- Cass City police recently len. his driveway. One of the out look. agcr is always able to do There are over 300,000 fewer students in public schools in HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE ger platform, there is a life- investigated 3 reports of Also reporting larceny was vehicles was scratched with size, life-like sculpture of a whatever it takes to satisfy a theft and 2 others involving Jamie Kus, 6362 Sixth St., a sharp object Aug. 14, and Michigan today than there were in 1978-79. In the period 6815 E. Cass City Rd., Cass Ciry guest against any company from 1979-80 to 1991-92 spending per pupil rose 117.8 (517) 8724351 man reading a newspaper. vandal ism. who told police someone theother wasscratched Aug. I My wife said the city could policy, as long as it doesn’t Elimbcth Frank, 48 15 stole 3 pieces of equipment 17, he stated. percent from $2,003 to $4,603. (Cass City now spends increase People Mover traf- break a law, on a onetime Seegcr St., and Vaclovas from a $1,200 treated wood No damage cstimate was $3,236 per pupil.) fic by hiring me to stand and exception basis.’ On most Valaitis, 4224 Woodland children’s play center in her available. The only bright spot in the whole school tax fiasco is that read my newspaper next to days, it’s a pretty popular Ave., both reported the theft back yard. A similar complaint was we might, just might, come up with a system that produces the phony man. That way, policy with the managers.” of emblems from Cadillacs The pieces included a filed by Mark E. Brown, better graduates than the ones we are turning out now. I’m fare-paying tourists would So the ncxi timc you’rc at in separate complaints filed wooden horse valued at 6377 Seventh St., who told not holding my breath. throng to see a lifeless man- Olga’s, sipping coffee from Friday. $150 and a Fisher Price police his 1989 Ch’evrolct nequin that, compared to a a flower pot, think of me. child’s swing valued at $25. vehicle was damaged on 2 And watch who you call a In Frank’s case, the theft The theft occurred Aug. 16 consecutive days. The Weather dummy. occurred at her residence or 17, according to the resi- Someone put a dent in the Speaking Of thc Pcople High Low Precip. ARTHRITIS and involved a 1979 model. dent. driver’s side door and hood Tuesday 85 62 0 Mover: This hot summer, ...... Valaitis stated his 1984 Richard Seski, 6635 Third Aug. 16, according to re- Wednesday 88 66 0 for the first time in the ...... model Cadillac also was S t., Cass City, reported van- ports, which state the next Thursday 82 7 1 .06” There are two basic kinds of arthritis; os- system’s six-year history, ...... parked near his residence dalism to 1984 and 1988 day, someone cracked the Friday ...... 81 ...... 51 ...... O teoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Os- the Qdds of getting on a when the emblem was sto- model Cadillacs parked in windshield, further dented Pcoplc Mover car with Saturday ...... 75 ...... 46 ...... 0 teoarthritis is the most common and is a the driver’s door and Sunday ...... 80 ...... 60 ...... 0 working air-conditioning scratched the vehicle. frequent cause of chronic pain and dis- aren’t a lot bctter than the Monday ...... 80 ...... 70 ...... -37” New members welcome as No damage estimate was (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) comfort associated with aging. It is a de- odds of getting on an air- available. generative process of the joints. The carti- conditioned city bus. choir gears up for season lage gradually breaks down and is worn But don’t despair. City Hall hasn’t yet figured out away, leaving the ends of the bone unpro- how to boil the cool brecze The Tom Thumb Singers Anyone who desires to sing tected. The joints can then become stiff, off the Dctroit River. Community Choir is gearing for the enjoyment of music Tomorrow Starts Today! painful to move, and range of motion can up for the 1993 season. is invitcd to join. Thcrc is a $5 membership fce. Regis- become restricted. Osteoarthritis primar- Ag receipts up Rehearsals are scheduled tration will take placc at the ily affects the weight-bearing joints of the to begin next month, with first rehearsal. the first practice slatcd for hips, knees, spine and feet. These joints Cash receipts for U.S. agri- Additional information is Sept. 13 from 7:30 to 9:30 available by contacting may become more stiff and painful after cultural products are ex- p.m. in the Cass City High overuse or periods of immobility. pected to go up betwecn one Geneva Richards at 872- and 2 percent this year. School band room. 2467. Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic sys- Receipts should be espe- temic disease that causes tissue inflamma- cially strong for fruits, vegc- tion that can lead to the destruction of the tables, greenhouse products joints. It is characterized by periodic flare- and soybeans. ups and remissions and is more common among early middle age women. Once a CASS CITY CHRONICLE joint becomes affected, the inflammation USPS 092-700 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY continues intermittently, leading to swol- AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 6550 Main Street len, painful and often disfigured joints. Second-class postage paid at Cass As always, see your doctor for a correct City, Michigan 48726 POSTMASTER: Send address Because he was the father from the body of the senior d ia gnosi s. changes to of Michael Jordan, thc nicn Jordan. Both suspects have CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. BOX 1 15, CASS CITY, MI 48726 who allegedly were respon- long criminal records. 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What is scary about the nsured by the FDIC. were cremated. wholc mess is that it brings Evidently, there was no home to all of us that in apprcciablc progress in de- today’s United Statcs there termining who was rcspon- are very few places where sible for the murder. (At the average citizen feels least none was reported in safe. any accounis Lhat I read.) If you are old enough to After Jordan’s identitv L~LS 12 remember how it was 35 ounce 50% Of 12 ounce established, the casc was years ago, incidents like the FOUNTAIN solvcd in just a few days. Jordan murder cut just a I JUKE BOX COFFEE That’s scary on 2 counts. little deeper, A time, for POP Proceeds I couldn’t help but think instance, when you could donated to what would happen if it were walk from your car to Cass City Athletic Club me or one of mine that was Hudson’s in downtown De- B 19c murdercd. Without any troit and be joined by a clout at all, would the casc multitude of shoppers, all SQUIRT PRODUCTS bc just one of hundreds un- worry free, MONARCH 96C Assorted Cans solved and gathcring dust? Today there are certain It was routine policc work sections of Detroit and many CIGARETTES lt_”” on Ice that found the pair charged other cities where it’s not ‘SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: with the murder, and evi- safe to stop for a red light in Smoking Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease. pack dcntly they wcren’t master- Emphysema. And May Complicate Pregnancy. + dep. the middle of thc day. I 25~ minds. One story says that The Jordan murder just MEMBER FDIC the 2 had videotaped them- reinforces thc concern that sclvcs showing a champion- most folks have that crime is ship National Basketball raging almost out of control Pigeon Casevi I I e Cass City Association ring and othcr and wc appear helpless to do 453-311 3 856-2247 872-431I easily identified items taken anything about it. 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I Anthes brothers enjoy m long, rich tradition by Kelly Adams his father in 1936, and Bud still continues to help Moving buildings is hard Staff writer youngcr brother Albert in the house moving busi- work, “bull work,” as he If family owned and run joined the family business ness, and in the same year, refers to it. Sometimesit can business were a term in the about 1942. In 1937, the the business received even be dangerous as well, but dictionary, then Anthes family kept up with the more family help. Bud’s son Amasa said there haven’t Brothers Building Movers times by purchasing a 1937 Christopherjoined his father been any serious injuries would certainly be the defi- truck that was equipped with in the corporation Anthes since his grandfather lost his nition. a power winch. They also Brothers Building Movers. leg in’ a moving accident Amasa Anthes Jr. and his went from using cast iron Amasa Jr. said there have years ago. brother Albert formed the screw jacks to cast iron lever been a lot of changes over The moving business has partnership which is now jacks. the years, but one of the also provided Amasa with Anthes Brothers Building After the two brothers biggest is time. some memorable moments. Movers in 1965 after the formed their partnership in “Back then, it took days to In fact, he spoke of a time death of their father in 19M. 1965, the family tradition get a house ready to move when they had to move a However, according to continued as Amasa I11 and because all we used were the building out of the village of Amasa Jr., the Anthes his- Aaron began helping their old screw jacks,” he said. Sebewaing that was housing tory goes back much further fathers, Amasa Jr. and Al- “Today you only need one a lion and its cubs. Of than 1965. bert, in 1968. It was around day to get ready and then course, they had to tip the ’HE GOOD OL’ days. Anthes Brothers Building Movers didn’t always have the Martin Anthes started this time that they began you’re set to move.” building up on its edge to ixury of today’s advanced technology. This picture was taken around 1912, when using a cast aluminum lever He did note, however, that move it out from behind the r’? $~~ing~~~~$~~jack that was about 20 there is more red tape today old brewery -with thelions orses and mules were the engines that provided the get up and go. horses and steam engines pounds lighter than the pre- than when he started in the snug at home inside. were the main sources of viously used cast iron ones. business. He mentioned It’s been a family affair the power. Eventually, hydraulic obtaining a state permit, whole way. Amasa said He began using a capstan hand jacks came into use. working with utility compa- they’ve hired very few men and rope wound around a Succecding the hydraulic nies, and the high cost of over the years. wooden spool about 5 feet hand jack was the hydraulic liability insurance as some “We’ve worked pretty high and 16 inches through. jack powered by a gasoline of the headaches that much on our own,” he said. One horse or mule walked engine. weren’t present back then. “You start taking your kids around hooked to a sweep While all these advances in There have been a number to work with you, and it that wound the rope to pull technology were taking of changes over the years, starts to get pretty interest- the building. place, Amasa 111, (“Bud”), but there has always been a ing,” After the capstan, the fam- took a 2 year leave from the demand for the service ily began to use the Hercules business to join the service. Anthes’s provides. stump puller. This new After he returned, the four “Well, for one thing, no- device used a wire cable men worked as partners until body else wants to do that Taste key wound around a metal spool his father retired in 1982. kind of work. There never with a sweep and a horse or Albert retired about 3 years has been much competi- A survey by the Food Mar- mule to move buildings. after Amasa Jr., but Bud and tion,” he remarked. “We keting Institute found that Martin’s son Jacob came Aaron continued as Anthes used to move 30 - 60 houses 9 1 percent of consumers feel home from World War I and Brothers Building Movers a year at least. Some years that taste is very important in worked with his father until until earlier this year. It was we moved less, and some food selection. That’s the he moved to California in then that Aaron retired his years we moved as many as highest percentage since 1925. After Jacob moved, partnership to Bud. 70 or 80.” 1988. his brother Amasa aided their father with the farming, and moving business. The first truck came along about 1925. It was a Model T withoul a cab. Technol- .ogy continued to advance, and the family business pur- I chased a 1928 truck with a flat rack to ease the moving process. Martin died in 1931, but in 1928,Amasaand his brother Walter had begun running AMASA ANTHES JR. and his brother Albert kept the the family business. Even- moving tradition alive after their grandfather started the tually, Amasa was running the business by himself. business sometime before 1900. Amasa Jr. began helping

Catalogs loaned overnight ! Letters to the editor Free Subscription 1’I with Each Order- ANTHES BROTHERS BUILDING Movers is still going I Summer emdovees1 J earn their viobs Cass City Chronicle 1 strong. The company recently helped Gary and Stacy 872-2010 1 Dear Mr. Haire, do take exception to the let- ]age. Sincerely, WaIther move their 4 bedroom ranch onto Koepfgen Rd. ___.r:-I-L-A -..,.A. , ter titled, “School, VilhRe We salute each and everv- Karen Fischer ----A1 JUS1 LIIIIYIIGU IGilU Equal Opportunity Employ- “Letter to the Editor” an one of thcsc young people ers?” for an important and vital One comment that made job well done. You are ap- THE EAGLE DANCER------me just a bit angry was a prec ia ted. mention of the “menial” ,,,, 1 Under the sfoplighr Gagetown 665-992C youth jobs! As a mother of a One more important point. KINGSTON DAYS youth employee who has My daughter was not hired Navajo & Hopi Taco worked for the village for because she is a blood rela- Indian Fry Bread several years, I do not con- tive or an offspring of a pres- Blue Corn Tortillas sider lifeguarding a menial ent administrator or em- Summer Fest job. The young people who ployee of the system. Bobbi ’93 ALL HANDMADE protect two or three hundred and every other youth em- Hours: 4 to 8 p.m. children a day do not need to ployee of the Village of Cass Closed Monday hear that they are doing a City rightfully earned their AUGUST 27-29 menial job. The safety of all employment either by A unique dining experience, the children that use the schooling or by showing FRIDAY NIGHT plus Indian display gallery. public pool for a day of fun they could do their jobs. We be should considered one of should congratulate them on Cruise- niahtU GEORGE & GLENDA WILSON the most important jobs jobs they each do, not be- being done in our park. I little them by creating suspi- 7 - 8:30p.m. applaud the cxcellcnt work cion about hiring practices, they do. SATURDAY I wonder if the letter writer Archy Turkey Shot considers the work done at At Kingston V.W the Art and Crafts Program Enjoys ENDS THURSDAY - 2 FUN HITS 10-4 vm, another menial youth job. I L would like him to spend one “Bargain Nite” - Separate Admission Win a turkey at th Archy Turkey Shot OT Children $1 50 TeeWAdult $2.00 week at the little building up Holbrook near the pool when they t y the 100 yardarchy Challenge. Shown at 7:30 Only have bctween 75 to 100 “SNOW WHITE & THE SEVEN DWARFS” eager littleones there for this news (Troceedr w*l[goto support the future Kingston Summer Festiuak) Shown at 9:20Only wonderful program that is F. offered. Oh yes, just another *** Dear Sirs, PAULY SHORE: “SON IN LAW” “menial” job of helping our Su mme r Fat ival Tarah STARTS FRIDAY TEENlADULT ACTION children to feel good about I enjoy your paper very 1 p.m. Fri., Sun.,-Thurs. - 8:OO Only themselves. much especially the Saturday - 7:30 & 9:45 We have many Cass City Holbrook news by Thelma *** kids who perform “menial” Jackson. I went to the Tan- antique & Classic Car SfWw jobs such as mowing the ner School. I have a nephew Q acres and acres of lawn, who is counselor at the Cass At Kingston High Schol - cleaning the public City High School, Jerry 2 p.m. restrooms so that a visitor to Cleland. Ju&ing Done %y you Cass City can *use them I also enjoy If it Fitz, The safely, painting playground Haire Net and Rabbit equipment and fire hy- *** Tracks. drants, cleaning catch ba- Band-O-Kee e+ Street Dance sins, hclping repair equip- Thank you, 6:30-11 P.m. ment, working at the waste- water treatment plant, and keeping the ball diamonds in Sincerely, SUNDAY perfect shape. STARTS FRI., SEPT. 3 (5 DAYS) Mrs. G. Irene Kippen Join 11s for an outdoor Worship Sewice at 11 a.m. in the park Boy & A Giant Whale In general, thcy do the best 3145 Vincent Rd. 2 BBQ& Ice Cream Social willfollow. job that could be donc to North Street, Mich. “FREE WI LLY I’ make us proud of our vil- TcIc. 3 13,982-2478 PAGE SIX CASS-CIn CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN f-B SU enjoy annual Deadline for submitting items for listing in the calendar is the Friday noon before publication. Thursday, August 26 chamber Funday Jim Barcia, Member of Congress, will be inCaro at the Courthouse Annex Building from 10 a.m. - noon and at the County Building in Bad Axe from 2-4 p.m, Huron County Field Day & Crop Tour, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

* Starts at the Ubly Fox Hunters' Club via Thumb Transit Buses. Registration requested call: 269-9949. Tuscola County dry bean variety plot meeting, 6:30 p.m. The plot is located 2 1/2 miles south of Unionville on North Unionville Road on the Lakke Ewald Farm. Saturday, August 28 Y .M.C.A. Thumb Dance Club, Carsonville Elementary School, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Helen Ann's Dance Band. Bring finger food. Wednesday, September 1 Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone wel- come. Last week's winners Bill and Alice Lovejoy. MSU extension offers tips for preserving WINNING TEAM at the annual Chamber Funday golf tournament, held Saturday at Rolling Hills Golf Course, are: vital ground water (from left) Ernie Bellew, Fran Bellew, Jan Kritzman and Bill I Kritzman. - Did you know that 75% of wastewater impoundments FUNDAY CHAIRMEN John Maharg and Curt Strickland rhe earth's surface is cov- with leaks, dumps and ered by water, and that all landfills can be Sources of maintain the grill for Saturday's Chamber Funday dinner. but 3% is sea water? Over groundwater ~ollution-A About 50 people turned out for the social event. '50% of the population uses little closer to home might -- groundwater for drinking be a household septic system water. It is the source of which is not properly main- drinking water for 90 to 95% tained or dumping the old oil of the rural population. from the car onto the dirt You may ask, "What is road by a house. Agricul- groundwater?" the most tural chemicals such as fer- I CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE common belief is that tilizers and pesticides can groundwater is underground seep through the soil to the IN PROPER STYLING AND WORDING. lakes or streams. This makes groundwater, especially if up only a very small portion applied in excess. These are Cass City Chronicle .of groundwater. Most just a few practices that can .groundwateris water which pollute the groundwater, 6550 Main St., Cass City fills the spaces between the Being aware of how con- particles of soil and rock tamination occurs is the first Phone 872-2010 beneath the earth's surface. step to protecting our It flows very slowly. groundwater.Here are just a Each person in an Ameri- few things you can do to can home uses 20 to 80 gal- help. Be aware of your water I lons of water each day for sourceand supply. See that i t BUY 1 drinking, cooking, bathing, is tested frequently. Con- washing clothes and dishes, serve water in the home or flushing tqilets, and water- on the farm. Repair leaking LARGE jng lawns and gardens. Sev- faucets and toilets. Use and +enty-fivepercent of indoor dispose of household lawn *wateruse is in the bathroom, and garden chemicals PIZZA 20% is in the kitchen and wisely. Be sure the useof the laundry and only 5% is used chemical is really neces- RUNNERS-UP AT the Funday golf tournament are: for cooking and drinking. sary, buy only what you left) Mary Ceranski, Jim Ceranski, Dick Haley and Sandy although we continue to need and dispose of the __ - increase our water usage, the chemical according to the Haley. total quantity of water avail- label, Minimize the produc- able for use remains the tion of waste materials. same. Conserving and pro- Compostrecycle newspaper, vegetables wastes;alumi- Want Help tecting our water resources Right to strike once GET 1 is a must. Without a fresh num cans, and glass contain- supply of water, we would ers. Recycle used motor oil. contested in courts Finding die in only a few days. The Water which is conserved FREE human body needs approxi- is water available for future dozen times during the firs1 mately 2 1/2 to 3 quarts of use. Preventing water con- During the early 1800's the half of the century. Employ- What You water each day. tamination is far less costly right of journeymen to or- ers, merchants, and others HOUR OF Groundwater can be con- than cleaning up pollution! ganize and strike was bit- argued that the strikes were a Want? taminated in a number of For more information on terly contested. Starting in "coercive" and "artificial" BOWLING different ways, such as water quality issues contact Philadelphia in 1806 and interference with the free underground storage tanks Sally Comer at the MSU- continuing there and else- market. For the journey- !Cry The which have corroded and Extension office at (517) where, journeymen were men, it was a matter of their ON 1 developed leaks. Industrial 269-9949. taken to court over two freedom as artisans and workers, according to the Want-Ads U.S. Department of Labor's LANE History of The American (Free shoe rental included) Worker. .ITdwl - Saturday & Sunday Only Through Month of August c STRIKE UP NEW FRIENDSHIPS ... Dr. Judi Ecker D.P.M. Member: American Medical Writers Association iPASMS OF TINY BLOOD VESSELS.., THE CULPRIT BEHIND RAYNAUD'S DISEASE

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Box 4C 3592 Center Ave. (M-25) 4672 Hill St. 895-8594 872-4327 Bad Axe, MI 4041: Phone - 269-9911 or 872-515: 1-800-322-5036 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 PAGE SEVEN Coaches relvort Shots m i Rick Doerr 153 C.ommunity funded weight FLIGHT #I Bill Kritzman 213 Jon Zdrojewski 148 Keven Vincent 204 Newel1 Harris 193 FLIGHT #4 Elwyn Helwig 193 Kevin Green 225 Phil Robinson 219 room boon to athletes Don Ouvry 190 + Ernie Bellew 188 Mike Hazard 199 The Cass City Schools “Coaching 3 sporis, I see Jerry Toner 186 Bert Althaver 196 Athletic Department plans first hand the benefits of the Anton Peters 194 weight program,” he said. ! Ken Zdrojewski 184 to organize a lift-a-thon this Rich Tate 183 J.R. Boldizsar 191 fall in hopes of raising funds “Our varsity football team Dale McIntosh 180 Don Hazard 184 to put the finishing touches improved from 2-7 in 1991 Mark Swanson 176 Bruce LeValley 180 on the school’s new weight to54 last year; the wrestling Jason McCallum 174 John Agar 179 room facility. team rnovcd up to a second- Dave Hoard 172 Dick Peterson 178 No date has been set yet, place finish in the BBC, and John Maharg 171 Jim Ceranski 175 but officials hope to raise the boys’ track team set Don Hilbig 169 Duane Henn 175 another $1,500 to $2,000. several records en route to a Russ Biefer 162 Steve Wright 174 “We would like to put up a second-place finish last sca- Dan Dickinson 144 Jim Bolton 167 couple of mirrors, we want son.” Jim Apley 140 Les Booms 164 to get some posters and some Markel pointed to Do- Clarke Haire 140 Bob Walpole 163 charts up for goal setting, monick Vargo as a good Randy Sherman 137 Paul Harmer 145 (and) we’d like to add an- example of the benefits of Keith Pobanz 113 other squat rack and another weight training. FLIGHT #2 Craig Hockey 104 leg extension curl ma- “Domonick worked out Dick Wallace 207 chine,” said Larry Robin- very hard in thc weight Doug Zdrojewski 206 LEAGUE HONOR ROLL - son, who coaches track and room. As a result, he bc- Clark Erla 196 Low Actual Round for junior varsity football. came a 2-way starter in foot- Year: Keven Vincent, 34. Dan Hittler 196 Work on the new weight ball, went to the state finals WEEKLY Flight #1: Don Keith Adelberg 192 - training facility, located on in wrestling, and set school John Neumann 191 Ouvry, Mark Swanson, 38. the gymnasium balcony at records in the 200,400 and Brian Reinhardt 190 Flight #2: Clark Erla, 40. the high school, began in the 800 relays track.” Jack Hool 188 Flight #3: Terry Wiseman, spring of 1992. The project Markel, who also teaches Todd Comment 187 40. Flight #4: Phil Robin- cost an estimated $9,000. an advanced physical cdu- son, 42. Daryl Iwankovitsch 186 cation class, said weights Scott Murphy 180 The school donated $2,000 also help students to build Mike Becking 176 Catholics MEMBERS OF THE Red Hawk varsity football team work for a cage enclosing the sclf-esteem and allow them Jerry Houghton 176 weight room, as well as the to work out frustration in a Dick Halcy 161 out in the new weight room at Cass City High School following talents of Charlie Crcason, positive rnanncr. Jim Peyerk 159 reveat as * the district’s head bus me- Other coaches, including a Monday night practice. Gene Kloc 155 chanic. Creason, a top- cross country mentor Dcn- notch wclder, constructcd Mikc Ncumann 153 champions $ nis Meck, echoed Markel’s Ken Tiseo 149 several pieces of equipment, comments. :~ Jim Smithson 147 For the third straight year, including a bench press, “There is no doubt that the squat rack and a number of Dennis Krug I 25 the Catholics are champions added flexibility, strength of the Cass City Church plate stands. and cndurance that thc FLIGHT #3 League softball play-offs, Contributions totalling a weights have provided will Terry Wiseman 220 following Thursday’s 5-1 little more than $6,000 pur- help the running program Rich S wartzendruber 212 victory over the Church of chased the bulk of the cquip- generally,” he said. Gewge Bushong 204 Christ. ment: 5,000 pounds of “We got a lot of use out of Tom Wallace 204 The Church of Christ weights, a neck machine, lat the weight program during earned the right to face the the first half of our. . .sea- i Craig Bellew 196 machine, leg extension curl Wayne Heckman 194 regular season champs when machine, 10 Olympic bar- son,” rcmarkcd bascball John Niebrzydoski 184 they eliminatcd the Baptists bells with collars, 18 weight Coach Doug Hall. “It wasan Jim Hillaker 181 Tuesday, 6-5. belts, 10 sets of dumbbell, important part of our train- Paul Bcssler 176 The Baptists mercied thc hand weights and 4 large ing and paid off with i Gary Robinson 167 Missionary team in rubbcr mats. stronger and faster athlctes.” Phil Moscs 164 Tuesday’s early contest, 17- Basketball Coach Jeff Har- 7. The new facility has been tel agreed. “Not only docs it Wes Neumann 162 in use only a ycar, but Ken Jensen 161 give us a physical tough- coaches say they’re already ness, but also a mental Stan Guinther 159 Juniorhiah sccing a big diffcrencc. Doug O’Dcll 158 ioughncss nccded to com- ~ Bill Ewald 157 pete,” hc said. grid praczce “The addition of the weight Rob i n s o n c o n c 1 u d c d : Bob Stickle 157 I program has had a trcmen- Clate Sawdon 156 “Strong musclcs makc for a starts Sept. I dously positive impact on more healthy and efficicnt the Cass City sports pro- functioning body. I also gram. (It) has allowed our believe that one’s self-con- CasCity Junior High foot- athletes to develop speed, ball practice starts Sept. 1. fidence in mcntal and physi- IRA? strength and confidence,” cal abilities arc greatly cn- Students must have a physi- commented varsity football hanced. Check with ca1,signed by their doctor, in SENIOR LINEMAN Mac Connolly performs a power clean, Coach Don Markel, who “My hopc is that all who order to practice. one of several weight training exercises. also coaches wrestling and State Farm More information is avail- 4 can will take advantagc of 4 I track. it.” Ernest A. Telchman, Jr. 6240 W, Main Cass City, MI 48726 Phone 872-3388. .. 67 at Finkbeiner reunion I Sixty-Seven rnembcrs and was celcbratinrr her 82nd U New books at fricnds of the Fred and Lav- birthday. 1 ina Finkbeiner family met for a potluck dinner at the A ball game and swimming Cass City Park Sunday, were enjoyed by the young. the library-- I Aug. 22. State Farm Life Pictures were taken. Offi- Insurance Company Highlight of the day was a cers wcrc instated for the 1 Home Office B~W~iilQtOn.Illinois GARDEN by Charles Cresson (non-fiction). This

gardencr’s resource guide is an encyclopedia.- of bulbs, annuals, biennials, perennials, ferns, grasses, vines and J clinibers, and shrubs. Included in each of the hundreds of listings are that plant’s hardiness zonesJight requirements, hcight, appcarance, blooming period, propagation, USCS (its use in combination with other plants and whether it is useful SPECIAL I for cutting and drying), and notes (tips on disease resistance and susceptibly, cultural tcchniques, and general plant behavior). There’s a section on the integratcd garden (combining plants and flowers for a mixed garden) and a section called “Green Thumb” (the everyday care of plants *THANK and how to make them look their best through training, YOU sktking,and grooming,as well asadviceon mulch, weeding, I I1 to all hcrbicides and transplanting). Over 100 illustrations, THE POWERS THAT BE by Anne McCaffrey and Eliza- beth Ann Scarborough (SciFiction). The iccplanet Petaybcc om Contributors has bcen tcrraforrncd and stocked not only with genetically - cngiqccrcd flora and fauna that can withstand temperatures F that range as low as minus 200 degrees Fahrenheit, but also IVIL ulllp3 I lolling Hills Golf Course with cold-wcathcr natives displaced from their homelands lr. Paul Chappel Cass City Lions Club by the company. For 200 years the planet has been used as a rcplaccmcnt dcpot for the company’s troops. Now Major 1 Walbro Corp. General Cable Corp. Yanaba Maddock, w hose lungs havc been severely damaged Whirlpool Washer Model LA5460 Whirlpool Dryer Yational Bank & Trust Cass City Tire by poison gas, has been retired to Petaybee, where she is assigned to spy on the civilian populace, which the company Large Capacity Model LE6055XS I ,,bert Green Or. Nicholas Nahernak suxpccts has caused the disappearance or death of company 5 Automatic Cycles large Capacity Donahue Marshall Distributing geologists searching for mincral deposits. What Yana finds, Wash/Rinse Water lr. H.T. howcvcr, is a friendly, welcoming group of people whose 3 4 Drying Cycles AA %reen Cylinder Co. Wruble Elevators livcs are so attuned to the planet that they seem a part of it. Temperature Combinations Automatic DRY-MISER Control As shc acclimates and b:als and learns more about her new 2 Water Level Selections 3 Temperature Selections ..alt Goodall Cass City Gun Club home, Yana dctcrmincs to protect her new friends from the Single Wash & Spin Speed Lint Signal ass City Gavel Club Erla’s Food Center corn pan y ’ s m ac ti i na t ion s . Double-Duty SURGllATOR Agitator 180” SideSwing Door - va;S City IGA Foodliner Cass City Chronicle MAGIC CLEAN Self-Cleaning lint Filter DURAWHITETMInterior MRS. PARGEI’ER’S POUND OF FLESH by Simon Brett 24” Wide Cabinet - nfi~rdChrysler/Plymouth/Dodge/Jeep/Eagle (mystcry). Melita Pargeter, has a mild, pleasant manner and

I I it Coin Shop Coach Light Pharmac! granclriiothcrly dcmcanor that mask a mind like a steel trap, a cool head, and a wily intelligence; she’s nobody’s fool, NO MONEY DOWN & NO PAYMENT OR Old Wood Drug Fort’s Store thank you very much. When Mrs. Pargetcr and her younger fricnd, Kim, visit it health spa, Mrs. Pargeter is pleasantly FINANCE CHARGE FOR 90 DAYS! surprised to find a friend of hcr husband’s in charge. But there arc sonic very odd and unsavory activities taking placc It all starts with low prices!! SUPERSTORE! amongst the Dcad Sca Mud Baths and the “Mind Over Fatty Matter” cxcrcisc classes. Imagine Mrs. Pargcter’s shock whcn two dead bodies turn up!

11 Read Meg’s Peg = Page 2 11 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 CASS CITY, MICWIGA In circuit court $80,000grant awarded to 3 enter pleas, 4 sentenced, crisis center Three people entered pleas Vassar, entered a plea of according to court records. plea of guilty to attempted and 4 others were sentenced guilty to probation viola- A pre-sentence investiga- larceny in a building. last week in Tuscola County tion. Court records state he tion was ordered by the He was also ordered to pay The Thumb Area Assault Circuit Court. Crisis Center (ACC) has failed to report to his proba- court, which continued bond fines and court costs totaling been awarded an $80,000 *Shannon D. Welsh, 17, tion officer after Nov. 2, at $2,000. Sentencing is to $1,000, a $30 victim crime grant through the State Vassar, pleaded guilty to 1992. be scheduled. fee and attorneys fees. brcaking and entering a A pre-sentence investiga- *Christopher J. Brown, Domestic Violence and Court records state the Treatment Board. Used pri- building with intent to com- tion was ordered and bond 19, Millington, was sen- mit larceny, and no contest was continued at $5,000. tcnced to 2 years probation defendant attempted to st*l marily to maintain services, a pistol Sept. 26, 1992, in the funds are applicable to to second degree criminal Sentencing is to be set. and 180 days in jail, with sexual conduct. work site privileges, for his Millington Township. : the 1993-94 fiscal year and *Ronald J. Garbulinski 11, 4 have the potential for rc- Welsh broke into the CMS 17, Fairgrove, was sen- newal in the next 2 years as Service Station in Vassar tenced to 120 days in the well. April 17, according to court county jail, with school re- 3 residents face i Members of the ACC records, which state the lease privileges, for his plea a Advisory Council met Aug. criminal sexual conduct of guilty to attempted re- 4 to learn the good funding charge stems from an inci- ceiving and concealing sto- separate charges i: news and to discuss several dent last January in Vassar len propcrty over $100. other issues. Among them involving a child under the He received and concealed- THE RED HAWK marching band was hard at it during a full age of 13 years. stolen games, a wedding were: the upcoming visit by in district court [#& the Statc Domestic Violence week of band camp last week under the direction of Mindy A pre-sentence investiga- ring set and an opal necklace Monitor; the purchase of a tion was ordered by the Dec. 16,1992, in Fairgrove, The following people were Vassar. 4*. new video on dealing effec- Nash and Drum Major Jennifer Vandecar. Above, sopho- court, which continued bond court records state. recently arraigned on felony Bond was set at $2,000. 4 tively with family violence; at a combined $20,000 and .Kevin D. Samuel, 25, an charges in Tuscola County preliminary ’exam will more Ed Hartwick and other band members perform a pre- remanded Welsh to the cus- wearable “housepins” being inmate at the Thumb Re- District Court: held Friday morning. 2 used as a fund raiser to bene- game drill. tody of the shcriff‘s depart- gional Correction Facility, ment. Sentencing is to be *Robert K. Tonchen Jr.’ fit the shelter, and a victims’ was sentenced to an addi- OKenneth c. Westendorf, 17, Vassar, faces 4 counts 01 rights program coming Aug. scheduled. tional 6 months to 2 1/2 30, Vassar, faces one count forgery. *” 31, 10 a.m,-noon, at Indi- .Aaron J. Bottoms, 20, years incarceration for his of extortion stemming from .FA-e anfields Public Library in Flint, was sentenced to con- plea of guilty to possession an incident Aug. 12 in Juni- He allegedly forged chK6, Caro. current prison tcrms of 10 to of marijuana in a prison ata Township. for $21.51, $34.79, $36.12: 15 years and 2 to 15 years for March 1 in Indianfields and $25.54 June 2,3,4 and 52 his pleas of guilty to 2counts Bond in the case was set at Township. $100,000 and a preliminary respectively, in Vassar, a& Long work day of breaking and entering an *Gregory A. Calzetta, 40, cording to court record$ occupied dwclling with in- examination was scheduled St. Clair Shores, pleaded for 9 a.m. Friday. which state the checks were tent to commit larceny. guilty during his arraign- written to Shop Rite and In the early nineteenth The break-ins occurred *Thomas F. Ridley Jr., 17, century the average worker menton onecount of writing Vassar, was arraigned on drawn on Michigan Federd Oct. 19 at residences locatcd a no account check Dec. 3, Credit Union. was expected to work from at7875 W. DarbeeRd.,Fair- 1992, inCassCity. Thccase one count of second degree v sunup to sundown. Many grove, and 1750 N. Quani- stems from a $27.44 check complained, saying that cassee Rd., Reese, court they “heretofore had been written to Coach Light Phar- records state. macy and drawn on North- obliged to toil through the course of the longest *Gregory A. Carlisle, 24, east Catholic Credit Union, summer’s day,” and swear- ing “by the sacred ties of honour” that in the “future a day’s work amongst us shall be deemed to commenceat 6 o’clock in the morning and terminate at 6 in the evening each day.” The ten or even eleven hour work day, how- ever, was an idea whose time THE CASS CITY marching band doesn’t lack numbers in had not yet come, according to the U.S. Department of the drum line (above) this year. In all, nearly 50 students took Labor’s History of the part in last week’s band camp. American Worker.

I Obituaries i’ I Frankie Anker dren, and 2 sisters-in-law, cent and husband Eugene of Margaret Beckett and Irma Cass City; 3 brothers, Dun- can Rolston and wife Bonita Frankie Anker, 94, of Bay Anker, both of Cass City. of Bad Axe, Robert Rolston City, formerly of Gagetown, One son, Dean, and 3 brothers, Clare, Kicbcl and and wife Nancy of died Monday, Aug. 23, at Gagctown and Dennis Rol- Bay Medical Center after a Charles, preceded her in brief illness. dcath. ston and wife BonnieofCass City, and a number of nieces She was born Aug. 30, Funeral services will be 1898, in Becketts Landing, held Thursday at 11 a.m. at and nephews. His father, a Ontario, Canada, the daugh- Little’s Funeral Home, Cass daughter and one brother, ter of Moses and Fannie City, with the Rev. Lisa Frederick, preceded him in (Coughlin) Bcckett. The Mcllvcnna, pastor of the death. Beckctt family moved to the Gagetown United Method- Funeral services were held Gagctown area when she ist Church, officiating. Thursday at Little’s Funeral was a child. Interment will be in Home, Cass City, with the Anker, a graduate of Elkland Township Ceme- Rev. Stewart Justin, pastor Gagetown High School and tery, Cass City. of Horseshoe Acres Calvary Central Michigan, married Memorials may be given to Church of Bad Axe, and Mr. William H. Anker Nov. 26, the Alzheimers Foundation. Gary Spencer, also of Bad 1924, in Caro. The couple Axe, officiating. made their home in Interment was in Elmwood Gagctown. Mr. Anker died R. Howard Rolston Ccme tery , Gagetown. Nov. 20, 1974. I Anker had been a member R. Howard Rolston, 52, of i and an officer of the Gagetown, died Monday, Retirement ; Gagetown Women’s Club, Aug. 16, at his residence ; Gagetown Study Club, after a lengthy illness. workshop : Elmwood Extension Group He was born June 1, 1941, : and the Tuscola County in Bad Axe, the son of Wil- set Sept. 29 Extension Club. She was an liam and Mae (Russell) Rol- active member of the ston. The key to successful re- Gagetown United Method- He married Sharon tirement is planning. The : ist Church and United Meth- Bucholz in Bad Axe in 1960. sooner planning begins the !: odist Women, and was past She preceded him in death. more successful your retire- president of the American He later married Barbara ment will be. Legion Auxiliary Gold Star Libcrty in 1969 in Caro, To learn more about your Mothers. She was also an making their home in financial needs during re- Lessons Success Taught Here active volunteer for thc In Elm w ood township . tirement and balancing your YWCA, Bay City. Surviving arc his mother, retirement budget, a one- Anker is survived by one Mrs. Mae Rolston of Cass day workshop will be held at son, Don Anker, and wife City; 6 sisters, Mrs. Dclores the Bella Vista Resort in Barbara of Bay City; 4 Damm and husband Lloyd Caseville, Sept. 29. The Try Jordan’s“No Risk” Program grandchildren, Dean Anker of Gagctown, Mrs. Jeanne hours of the workshpp will and wife Jery and George Michalski and husband John be from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 Anker and wife Daileen, all of Deford, Mrs. Betty Stc- p.m. The cost is $10 which Have you been staying away from college A re you concerned you won’t be able to handle of Bay City, Norma Wein- venson and husband George covers materials and lunch. because you thought you couldn’t afford the the coursework because you’ve been out of school bcrg and husband Larry of and Miss Debra Rolston, all Re-registration is necessary tuition, books and fees? for a while? Chicago, and Charles Anker of Bad Axe, Mrs. Diane Prill and space is limited. Jordan has jut introduced a unique ”NO RISK’’ and wife Sandra of El Paso, b Jordan’s experienced counselors will provide and husband Edward of Workshop presenters are: propam that enables qualified student5 to attend a FREE assessment of your skills and help you Texas; 6 grcat-grandchil- Kinde, and Mrs. Tanya Vin- Julia. Meyers Laurence, their first semester Of college with no out-Of- plan a college pmpm -including tutoring if you Regional Representative for pocket expense for tuition, fees or books. need it - that fits your needs. the Social Security Admini- CHICKEN -- -RUTH stration; Richard J. Stringer, Do you have family or work obligations that andHAMDINNER Chemical Bank Bay City; make it difficult for you to attend classes? 5 Patrick J. Essian, Financial Take The First Step. a a Sunday, Sept. - 11:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Services, and Barbara Neu- b Using our evening classes and flexible Served family style in Saints Pcter and Paul man, MSU Extension. programming may make it possible for you to Call 872-2949 Today! School in Ruth. Adults $7.00. Children $3.50, This workshop is part of a attend only a day or two a week. Financial Planning Educa- Preschool free. Enjoy your favorite cool refrcsh- tional Series sponsored by mcnts on the grounds. All kinds of games and Michigan State University entertainment, also snacks available afternoon Extension Service in Huron and evening. Free dancing on a wooden dance County. floor, under the tent, to music by Barncy Schu- bring Trio and the Rythmatix. Sponsored by saipta Peter and Paul Parish hl For the benefit of the school. Newsy Too! PAGE NINE CASS CfTY. IdfIWGm CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 33 attend I Down Memory Lane seniors Holbrook Area News citizens From the files of the Chronicle Mrs. Thelma Jackson meeting Phone 658-2347

5 YEARS AGO union negotiating commit- 10 YEARS AGO Robert Stickle announced The Owen-Gage Senior tee, remarked that this first this week. Citizens met Thursday, A group of relatives from ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. .,* There have been no talks strike in 10 years and 3 con- Two pcrsons were hospi- A fire of undctcrmined Aug. 19, at St. Agatha Par- this vicinity attended a Hewitt, back to their home Jim Hewitt were Tuesday ',scheduled in the 7-day-old tracts reminds him of the talized as the result of inju- origin destroycd a storagc ish hall at noon for a potluck memorial Mass for George in Groton, Conn,, Thursday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill . GTE strike. Bob Alexander. same trouble negotiations ries sustained in a 3-vehicle barn on the Dean Hutchin- dinner with 33 members (Clemens) Decker at the Edanna Sweeney and Bredow. Cass City member of the faced in 1978, when union accident Friday evening son farm west of Cass City. present. Beatrice Jones said home of Mrs. Francis David were Monday eve- Myrna Algae, Stephanie mcmbers remained on strike north of Cass City. Esther More than 2000 bales of the grace before the meal. Kasprus at Peck at 12 noon ning guests of Reva Silver. and Steven of Attica were M. Buehrly, 46, of Tuesday lunch guests of for 53 days. Cass straw and hay wcre lost in President Orville Mallory Saturday. Around loo Mrs. Frank Laming, Mrs. City, and Dennis Haag, 28, the blaze. guests attended the dinner Hiram Keyser and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Schenk and after- of Scbewaing were in fair presided at the meeting. The after the Mass. Curtis Cleland were Tues- noon guests of Beatrice Plans by Hardees Food William O'Dell, CasCity group recited The Lord's Systems Inc. - - the third condition at Hills and Dales contractor, has bcen Sabrina and Shannon day guests of Olga Sch- Hundersmarck at Bad Axe. Gcneral Hospital Tuesday Prayer and pledge to the SchulD spent Wednesday neeberger at the Sch- Lindsay Silver of Vernon, largest hamburger fast food awardcd the contract for flag. chain in the world - - to lo- afternoon. building a SOx80-foot han- with Mr- and Mrs. Frank neeberger cottage at Sand Mich., spent from Sunday Schulu in Bad Axe. cate its first Thumb area Builder Tom Herron an- gar at the Huron County A letter was read from Point. till Wednesday with Reva restaurant in Cass City are nounced this week that he Airport by the Huron board Independence Village, Harold Ball@, who spent Ruth Osentoski was a Silver, expected to become reality. will test thc possibility of of supervisors. It will hold Frankenmuth, inviting the in St. Luke's Tuesday afternoon guest of Harold Sawdon of Mesa, building condominiums up to 6 airplanes. seniors to a seminar which in Saginaw,came home Mr. and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. Ariz., was a Tuesday eve- Cass City School officials west of Hospital Drive near Pfc. David Schcmbcr, son will be held Sept. 23 at Saturday- Mr. and WS. Ger- Brenda Tyrrell of Midland ning guest of Mr. and Mrs. expect to greet about 1,635 Northwood Estates in north- of Mr. and Mrs. Clarcncc Northwood Shores Restau- ald wills were Wednesday spent from Saturday till Glen S hagena. rant in Cass City. pupils - - a decrcase of 20 west Cass City. Schember of Cass City, was evening guests. Tuesday with Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- students from 1987-88 - - The Grand Trunk Western awarded a trophy for physi- The committee for Sep- Mr. and Mrs- Far- Tyrrell. Other Tuesday relly were Tuesday evening when classes begin Aug. 30. Railroad Co. filed a petition cal proficiency upon gradu- tembcr will be Orville Mal- rellY were Saturday after- guests were Donna Vette guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Mark Wiese with the Intcrstate ,Com- ation from basic training at lory, Louise Ashmore and nOOn guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Beulah Shook of Man- don Farrelly. Stan and Mclva Guinther merce Commission Friday Cliff Ross and Saturday uose, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cies- HARRISHAMPSHIRE Fort Knox, Ky. Jack and Irene Doerr. and Harold and Helen Ray1 to abandon its rail line that Door prizes were won by evening @ests of Mr. and Marty and Becky Felmlee, lioski were Thursday fore- 6815 E. Cass Clty Rd., Cass Clty spcnt last week at Gull Lake runs through Kingston, Cass Mrs- Dennis and Jennifer and Jill of Bay City noon visitors and Mr. and (517) 872-4351 35 YEARS AGO Johanna Micklovich and Tom. Bible and Missionary Con- City, Gagctown and Owen- Louis Ouvry. were Saturday overnight Mrs. Dick Krug were Thurs- ference near Battle Creck. dale. Thc Elkland Township Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Powers and Sunday guests of w. day evening visitors at the Two stoplights wcre in- After the meeting was ad- Of were Sunday and Mrs. Henry Sofia. home of Mr. and Mrs. Cass City High School Board Friday appointcd journed, 8 tables of euchre evening guests of Mr* and stalled last Wednesday at Edward Golding Sr, to fill Mr. and Mrs. Mikc Maurer Stanley Glaza. graduate Suzic Scollon was thc corner of Seeger and was played. Prizes were won Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sofka named to the dean's list at the unexpired term of the Mrs. Jim Hewitt. were Friday overnight Rose Streets. The 2 new for high for women, Judy Labra Of A1legan guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Krysten came home Michigan State University late Evard Rawson as super- Florence Schell and low for lights and timer cost the vil- visor from the township. spent from Monday till Williams at Sterling Sunday after spending 2 for the spring quarter. lage a total $4,200. women, Margaret Gener- Thursday with Kathryn Weights, weeks camping at Port Cres- of The Dolan Sweency salc Aimce Brown, 17, daugh- of ous. High for men, Harold Tyrrell. Shannon and Sabrina cent Park. reg is tcrcd Holstein cattle Blehm and low for men, Mr. and Mrs. AI LaPeer of ter of Greg and Mary Brown averaged $530 pcr hcad for of Cass City, returned home Orville Mallory. The door Cass City were Thursday July 12after spending a year the 49 head sold Monday, prize went to Leslie Beach. evening guests of ~r.and Professional and Business in Swedcn as an exchange Sweeney reported this Mrs. Arnold LaPcer, student, week. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Mrs. Jamcs Wallace of Correction visited Anna Codling and 25 YEARS AGO Cass City has started an art Loretta Brown at Tender- DI RECTORY class for local art students. Duc to inaccurate informa- care in Cass City Friday af------I--- Arthur Atwell, 76, was Behind the no-hit pitching tion provided to the Chron- tcrnoon. Mrs. Bill Bredow of Bad ACCOUNTANTS PHY SIC1ANS prcsentcd with a plaque for of Nelson Willy, Baldy's icle, a report in last week's --AI------e--- Axe and Mr. and Mrs. Jim 37 years ofoutstanding serv- won thc championship of the edition incorrectly identi- I 1 Hewitt took Randall Anderson Tuckey ice at a meeting of thc Cass City LeagucThursday night fied the purchasers of lambs BALU K., M.D. with a 6-0 decision over Knowles, Shannon and Sab- Bernhardt 4% Co., P.C. City Rotary Club Tuesday. exhibited by Jason Rogers. Certified Public Accounranls Obsrelrrcian 8 Gynecologist For the first time in about 2 Wal bro. The Grand Champion lamb rina Schultz, Charles and 70 Nwth EIh Slrsol SUduJky. MI 48471 v BIGELOW decadcs, Cass City will be Vi I lage maintenance was purchased by Animal Christopher Corbishley to Gary Anderson, CPA - 673-3137 playing baskclball and track crcws complctcd thc re- Health Care of North Deer Acres near Pinconning Robert Tuckey. CPA - 872-3730 Phone (313) 648-4733 paintingof Main Strcctcarly Thursday. Jerry Eernhardl - 673-3137 h HARDWARE in ClassC insteadofClassB, Branch, and the Reserve following a changc in the this week and the village Grand Champion was pur- Edanna Sweeney visited ' 715 E. Frankand SI., Caro, MI 6549 Main class rcquircnicnts by the officially shifted from angle Mrs. Fritz Van Erp Wcdnes- chased by Mr. Chips of Cass 6261 Our& St..Cass City, MI Cass City 872-2245 State, Athletic Dircctor to parallel parking. City* day. , Gordon Wheeler of Pon- Phone 8724668 tiac and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis .c.L------c-

Bartle and Tom were- - Sun--. COUNSELING day guests ofMr. and Mrs. ------c- Dr. Jeffrey Crowley DO YOU HAVE A Arlen Farrelly. DRINKING PROBLEM? Chiropractor Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS son and Chris were Tuesday AND AL-ANON 5986 E. Cass City Rd. Ever Friday Evening - 8100 p.m. Cass City (M-81) dinner and evening guests of &Shepherd Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anthes. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P and AL-ATEEN Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt, Tuesday Evenings 8:OO p.m. GRAND PRIZE Randall Knowles, Shannon St. Pancratius Parish Hall Basement and Sabrina Schultz met Cass City Richard A. Hall, D.O. $1 Steven Knowles in Lapeer ---e---- Os feopafhic PhysiCia n 0,000 and Randall returned home HEALTH CARE 4674 Hill SI. College with Steven. Cass City, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka IMMEDl ATE 072-4446 Scholarship were Sunday evening guests NON-EMERGENCY Oflm 8724725 Horn 0724762 of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie HEALTH CARE O'Berski at Parisville. $35 fee HOON K. P 2 Winners!] Including physidan's lee REUNION Cash basis,and clinic and room.we will give JEUNG, M.D. you a sratemenr. Surgeon Around 100 relatives at- No Appoinmenl Usually tended the Briolat family Necessary Specialist in Stomach reunion at the Ubly Fox 6:00.8:30p.m. Fridays and Bowel Problems 2.30.8:30p.m. Saturdays 9 a m 5 p m. Daily Hunters Hall for a potluck 10.00 a.m..8:30p.m. Sunday lo SaturdayClosed - 9Thursday to 12 noon dinner at 1 o'clock. HILLS AND DALES The afternoon was spent HOSPITAL playing games for the chil- __ 6230 Hospital Drivo I------Cass 'City, MI 48726 dren, visiting and playing HOME CARE cards. ------I Phone 872-461 1 The youngest member THUMB AREA 872-3490 present was one-month-old HOME CARE AGENCY Brandon Michael Glaza, son Nursing, Physical, Occupational S.H. Raythatha, M.D. of Ken and Lori Glaza of & speechNurse AidesTherapy Ubly. The oldest member Dr. Ray present was Stanley Glaza. Micare, Medicaid The 1994 reunion will be Blue Crass Cwtifmd Total Family Care the same time, same place. Your Iocaly owned,privafe, nonprom, full service 4672 Hill St. Boxed ****** Home Care Agency Cass City 1-800-3584749 Phone 872-5010 Envelopes -- - c -- - -- White Woven: David and Janic Main and INSURANCE Office Hours: Mom-Frl. 8-5 3 518" x 6 1/2", 100 Count John of Highland, Marty and I - - - -1 - e - I1I II . 4 1W x 9 112", 50 Count. Becky Felmlee and daugh- Security: Allen Withstspoon 3 510" x 6 IP,80 Count. ters of Bay City and Mr. and New Englrnd Cih blEL Gr&h Fund Yun, M.D. 4 118" x 9 1/2", 40 Count. Mrs. Henry Sofka were N.Y. NE1 Equity Fund Physician & Surgeon among a group who attended MotrayNLIncorn3 Markel FundSob* Writing the Sofka reunion at the Office Hours: Caslo Calculators Ubly Park Saturday, Aug. Phone 872-2321 Mon-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Scientific or Data Bank Tablets Thurs. - Closed Wallet S le. 4 Function. 100 Sheets. Ruled Or 14. 4615 Oak Cass Civ 14.99 due. Sat. - 9 a.m. lo 12 p.m. Plain. 6" x 9". --A_---- Mr. and Mrs. Gcrome 6232 Horpltol Drive Your Choice: 1.19 Value. Franzel and Mr. and Mrs. OPTOMETRISTS Carl Clly Arnold LaPecr attended the ----I--- Offlca 8724733 Franzel family reunion Sun- II - Dr. David Batzer Rea. 8724257 Centrum Vltamlns Centrum Jr. day at Lapeer. 100 Count Plus 30 Count Vltamlns Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sofka Opiometris t Bonus Bottle. 60 Ct Bottle. Asst. Types. Rebate Details In Store I and Krysten were Thursday Rebate Details In %ore 59$ Sale Sale evening guests of Mr. and 4624 Hill SI. Price 7.99 Prlm 4.99 Mrs. Henry Sofka. Cass City LOS8 Mall 1 InRsbats -2.00 Martin Decker of Dover, NORTHEASTERN Duracell Batteries Del., was a Wednesday af- Offlce Hours: FOOT CLINIC Mon..Fri., 9.00-430 ternoon guest of Mr. and Dr. Judi Ecker c - 2 Pack, AA 4 Pack Mrs. Cliff Jackson. 872-3404 , Dr. Thomas Bobrowski I- C D -2 Pack or Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schultz "YOUR FAMILY FOOT Or 9 Volt-Single. AAA 4 Pack. ------CARE CENTER" 4.55 Value. 5.45 Value. took Sabrina and Shannon PHYSICIANS 4672 Hill St., Cass City Your Choice! Your Choice! Schultz who had spent a few ------e I IT1 weeks with their grandpar- 3592072-4327 Center, Essexville Or G.E. 99 39 TERRENCE AM/FM CHERWIN, D.O. 895-8594 I i 2 i Stereo I Orthopaedic Surgeon Headset Join 1 Rcplace men t Sports Medicine Radio EdwadVeterinarian Scollon, D.V.M. Model #716275. IIand Surgery The earliest adhesive Arrhroscnpic Surgery stamps were those used Farm and for local delivery by th? 204 E. Mundy Pet Animals City Dispatch Post Bay City Phone 872-2935 established in New York 4849 N. Seeger St., Cas City 1/19"" City, February 15 1842. 892-0099 PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 CASS CITY, ~EKCHXWAM Burdon elected to CALL 872-2010FOR AN ACTION AD Your neiahbor saus Transit (nonbusiness)rates, 1U words or less, $1 SOeach her- f Household ] ( Household 1 board of directors tion; additional words 8 cents each. Three weeks for the price Sales Ward: It's always PUBL.lSf/ERS NOlE: Tim ganic Chemical Depart- of 2-cash rate. Save maney by FOR SALE - Electric dryer, GARAGE SALE - Thurs- YARD SALE - Different Burdon is a native of ment. He subsequently enclosing cash with mail M- white, excellent condition, day, Friday, 10-3. 4793 N. things added, 6245 Cedar Gagetown. He was a star served for 8 years as group ders. Rates far display want ad $125 or best offer. Floral Seeger, Cass City. Drive, Huntsville Trailer nice to come back athlete on Cuss City High marketing manager for the on application. sofa and solid colored chair, 14-8-25-1 Park, Thursday, Aug. 26, School's football and bas- Chlor-Alkali business. Bur- bcst offer. Butcher block YARD SALE - weather per- only. 14-8-25-1 Caroline Ward, now of Flint, but a former Cass City ketball championship teams don concluded his career ( Automotive ) octagon table and chairs. residcnt, was visiting again Friday. Shc has bccn returning in the early 1950s. with Dow in 1992 following Call 872-3137. 2-8-11-3 mitting, Thursday, Aug. 26, GARAGE SALE - Aug. 23, to the village cver since she graduated from Cass City High 4 years as director of dis- SALE - 1979 Chevy 6276 Pine St. 14-8-25-1 26 from 9-5. School desk, FOR SALE water conditioners, School in 1946. Timothy Burdon of Mid- tributor sales for chemicals Chevette, runs well with - player piano rolls, boys' land has been elected to the and performance products. extra parts car, must sell, 24,000 grain softeners, RUMMAGE SALE - Light clothing, woman's leather We asked Ward why she re- $600. Salt free conditioners turned year aftcr year to the Board of Directors of Hav- Haviland CEO Dick Gar- $300. 872-4520, or after 5 fixtures, bricks, window coat, ihitation fur jacket; iland Enterprises, Inc., a ncr said, "We are fortunate p.m., 872-3763. 1-8-18-3 available. Also iron and sul- trim, ceiling fan, golfclubs, play pcn, hardcover a$ community. Shc said that shc fur removal. Repair on all likes the community. The Grand Rapids chemical dis- to have someone with Tim's many miscellaneous items. pocket books, many miscel- tribution company this year experience and background 1984 BUICK CENTURY, makes. Call for free analy- 6378 Third St., Thursday laneous items. Cornei strects arc so wcll kcpt up, she sis. Paul's Pump Repair, bubbled, and thc pcoplc take celcbrating its 60th year of 'join our Board of Directors. rebuilt V6 engine, $2500. and Friday, 9-5. 14-8-25-1 Maple and Pine, Cass City: service to Western Michi- 673-4850 or 800-745-4851. Not only his vast experience 1976 3/4 ton Chevy pickup, 114-8-25-1 pride in their homcs and evcry- 2-5-5-tf YARDSALE-6829E.Cass thing is so wcll kcpt up. And the gan businesses. with Dow but also his active 6 cylinder, $250. New tow folks hcrc arc friendly. It's Burdon earned a BS degrcc participation in the National bar for towing car, $50. 2 City Rd., lo a.m.-?. MOVING SALE - Aug. 261 in chemistry from Central Association of Chemical bolt action rifles; 3 iron bath SMITH CORONA XD5500 Wednesday and Thursday. 29, 9-9, 6037 Green Rd., always nicc to comc back, electronic typewriter for Although she likcs thc com- Michigan University in Distributors made him a tubs, $25 each. 683-2957, 1 14-8-25-1 Gagetown, 665-2274. Fur- and later earned an salc. Has 7000 character munity, what keeps her coming 1957, perfect candidate for our 1/4 miles north of Kingston niture, household items, MBA in marketing from Board. Haviland, a charter at 2788 Kingston Rd. memory for storing, review- GARAGE SALE - Kids' clothes, canning iars. barn arc the folksshc knows,someof -I Lo yola-Chicago. member of the N.A.C.D., 1-8-11-3 ing and editing text; Spell- clothing, toys and miscella- beams. 14-8-25 1: whom she graduated with. Right 50,000 word diction- first became acquainted neous. Saturday, Aug. 28, 7 She kncw Lloyd Vyse, who ary; Correct and Word Erase '90 PONTIAC Bonneville 8:30-4:OO. 6288 Brenda GARAGE SALE ~ died a few days ago, and the late Lucile Bauer, who with with Tim through shared keys; second keyboard for Vyse was the guiding force when Cass City was noted state- work in that organization. SSE, loaded, excellent con- Drive. 14-8-25-1 Women's clothing sizes 5, dition, 44,000 miles. Call typing foreign characters; 7, 11 & 16, children's cloth- wide as the Christmas Town of Michigan. Haviland is working on bold print; centering, etc. broadcning the scope of its GARAGE SALE 5 oak ing 18 to 24 months, 2T and That was so great, she sighed, it's too bad it was discon- 65 0-8747. 1-8-18-3 Like new. $130. Melva - Board of Directors and ~~ church doors, chrome 3T, silverware, Corelle tinucd. Guinther, 872-3284. While Ward likes to return for visits, she has no dcsirc to Tim's participation will be 1986 FORD VAN in excel- kitchcn table with 6 chairs, dishes and refrigerator. 2-8-18-tfn 4760 Lamton Rd. Wednes- live hcrc, She has bccn sincc shc graduated and was greatly valued." lent condition, good tires, riding Bolen lawn mower, in Flint day through Friday. employed in a doctor's officc for 27 ycars. runs good, make offer. Call excellent condition, some 872-3315, ask for Bud. FOR SALE - 10 CU. ft. Hot- tools, couch and 2 chairs, 14-8-25-1 How did she happen to movc? I have 5 sistcrs who livcd point used refrigerator. An in thc Flint arca and thc job opportunity was lhcrc, shc Seek co-op 1 -7-7-tf miscellaneous. Friday and oldie but goodie. $25.00. Saturday, 94,4690 Cleland ex pla incd. 872-3680. 2-8-25-1 ESTATE SALE students, FOR SALE - 1980 98 Olds Rd., 4 miles east of M-53to Germania, 3 miles north to 3-Bedroom House, - Regency, $800 or best offer. FOR SALE Jacobsen employers Call 872-3394, 1-8- I 1-3 - Clcland Rd., turn west, first Full Basement in snowblower, 8 hp, 2 stage, house on right. 658-8748. C;ISSCity i 30" wide, electric start, ex- LOOKING FOR TRACTORS Cass City High School stu- 1982 ESCORT, 4 cylinder, 14-8-25-1 4372 Brooker St, dents planning to participate cellent shape, $475.00. Af- ~ .-~ automatic, 4 door, air, ste- For more information call WITH LIFETIME Timothy Burdon in this year's co-op program ter 5:30 p.m. 872-4565. FOR SALE - 1 desk - 7 draw- reo, cruise, runs good,drives 2-8-25- 1 During a lifetime career are asked to contact high good, $550 or best. 665- ers, $25; l Commodore Vic 517-673-3153 1 WARRANTIES school Counselor Wayne 20 computer with 16K with Dow, which was inter- 2565. 1-8-25-3 FOR SALE - New Crafts- or rupted by a 2-year stint as an Dillon at 872-2148 as soon Memory Expander and 13" AND INTEREST& PAYMENT as possible. FOR SALE - Dependable man 7-inch disk sandcr/ black and white TV, $25.00; officer in the Corps of Engi- grinder with extra grinding neers, Burdon worked in a Employers intcrested in Chevy, 350 engine, 350 2 high back dining room I 4-5-s-tr WAIVERS hiring a co-op student are turbo trans., rear axle. P225/ disks. Valued at $120.00. chairs, $15 pair; 1 Duncan variety of positions includ- Will sell for $75.00. 673- ing: laboratory chemist, also encouraged to contact 75/R15 Uniroyal tires, set of Phyfc table with 3 leaves, 4 GARAGE SALE - Aug. 27 TILL SPRING 19943 salesman, product sales Dillon for morc informa- 4, P205/60/R15 tires, set of 3350 ' 2-8-18-3 chairs, and small chinacabi- and 28,8 to 5., 6199 Beech- manager, district sales man- tion. 4. Goodyear Eagle GT+4 .-~ net, $250; 1 rocking chair, wood Dr. 14-8-25-1 ager in Houston and later in Last ycar, some 70 students tires, set of 4. Both low CAR-SHAPED- - 314 size $25; 1 Whirlpool natural gas were employed by 30 differ- miles. Small bolt pattern. 5 watcrbcd, hardly used. Cost dryer, very good condition, GIGANTIC FIRST TIME Chicago. In 1979 Dow pro- S350,a~l:lllr$175.Ga11872- motcd him field sales cnt arca businesses through lug aluminum rims, set of 3. $85; somc small household garage sale, Friday and Sat- to 28 74. 2-8-18-3 manager and distributor the student ernploymcnt Large chest freezer, best itcms. Tuesday, Wednes- urday, Aug. 27 and 28,8:30 sales manager for the Ot- program. offer. If intcrcsted, call 872- day and Friday, 4 198 Sher- till 4 at 6415 Garfield St. 5625. 1-8-25- 1 FOR SALE - Bee hives, man St., Cas City. Deep freeze, lawn furniture, bodies and framcs. Also 14-8-25-1 all kinds of house>old items, foundations 5x5/16". Some lots of clothing. I Legalv notice I I I 1986 FORD VAN in excel- other supplies. 872-3988. GARAGE SALE - BOYS' 14-8-25-1 1 YOU'RE LOOKING AT 111111 lent condition, goad tires, Skin Szarapski, 2-8-18-3 clothes 10-12, refrigerator, mortgage there is claimed to be due at the runs make offer. Call MORTGAGE SAIE - - - Default has date hcrcof the sum of Thirty-Three good, stove, wood stove, scales, GARAGE SALE - ALL OF THEM been made in the conditions of a mort- Thousand TweHundRd Fifty-Nine and 872-3315, ask for Bud. FOR SALE - AKC regis- books, miscellaneous. Snowblower, some furni- gage madc by Lrry E. Wallace and 8 1 / 1 00 Dol la rs ($33.259.8 1 ), including 1-7M tered golden retrievers, 7 Dawn J. Wallace.his wfetoFmtFedera1 interest at 9% per annum. Thursday-Friday,9-3. 4 3/4 tpre; interior woad doors, Savings and Loan Association of Under the power of sale contained in wceks old, first shots and south on Cemetery Rd. . canning jars,and more. Aug. Oakland a corporation organlzed and saidrnongageand thestatute in suchcase Normed. Females $200, 14-8-25-1 26 and 27,9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 4 exisling under the laws of he State of made and provided. notice is hereby nales $150. Call 872-4020. ~ .. ~ ~ Michigan. given that said mortgage will be fore- Merchandise south, 3 east, 1/4 north of MORTGAGEE. datcd May 9. 1972. closed by a sale of the mortgaged prem- 2-8- 18-3 GARAGE SALE - Thurs- Cass City. 4586 Lam ton Rd; and recorrled on May 25. 1972 in Liber ises, or some pan of hem,at public ven- day, Aug. 26, 9-5. Lots of 14-8-25- 2&, on page 41 Tuscola County Rec- FOR SALE - Used house 5, due, at the From enwance of the Court- kids' clothes sizes newborn ords, Michigan. and assigned by said house in the Village of Caro, Michigan, at furnace, 125,000 BTU natu- Beautifully Crafted Mortgagee to Bankers Trust Company of eleven o'clock a.m. on October I, 1993. ral gas, good condition. rich looking to boys' size 7, shoes, MULTI-FAMILY garage Califomia, N.A. as Trustee under hot Said premises arc situated in the Town- 872-3553. 2-8-25-3 dresses, coats, tools and sale - Clothing, household 6060 E, C.SSCity Rd., Clu City R. 872-2616 certain Pooling and Servicing Agree- ship of Fremont,Tuscola Cwnty, Michi- Business Cards other miscellaneous. 6767 goods, curtains, shelf units; Plus, service after the sale 8,000parts items in stock to serve you ment dated as of May 1, 1992. for RTC gan, and are described as: Northeast 1/4 Liberal trade-in allowance. high resale value, pwer steering, all Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, of Nonheast 1/2 of Seccion 28, Town 11 2 TEAL BLUE Queen Anne Designed to make the first 3rd St. 14-8-25-1 furniture and miscellaneou?

Series 1992-7 by an assignmcnt(s) dated ~ ~ ~~ tjy@raulicdrive incl mower. gasoline and diesel North, Range 9 East, 'Tuscola County, chairs, like new, $375 or impression a good ._ . items. Thursday only, Aug; 1 1991 *rsou EqUlpr.lenlco w June 21, 1993. and recorded on July 28, Mohigan. 1993 in Liber 644. on pagc 94 1, Tuscola best. 872-3204. 2-8-25-1 one .... and a lasting one GARAGE SALE - Thuts- 26, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., 463q Huron St. 14-8-25-$: County Records, Michigan, on which 'he redemption period shall be 6 Cass City day, Aug. 26,9-5. Clothing, months from the date of such salc, unless FOR SALE - Queen size bunk beds and mattresses, determined abandoncd in accordance Chronicle chain saw, pool table, with 1948CL 600.3241a. in which case sofa-sleepcr. Call 872- f RealEstate 1: weight bench, bicycle, Find the Service or Product the rcdempuon period shall be 30 days 3788. 2-8-25-3 Phone 872-2010 from hedate of such sale For Sale much more! 6809 Herron * You Need in This. Action Guide 2- 1-17- tf Dr. 14-8-25-1 . Dated:; August 18. 1993 I FOR SALE - 1977 Coach- ?OR SALE - 2 story home ii' FOR SALE - Storage barns, Cass City, neat, 4 bedrooms, I Shapiro & Ah Attorneys man motor home, 24', Ford GARAGE SALE - Thurs- 700 E. Big Beaver Road, Suite E chassis, low mileage, 460 all sizes, horse barns, craft day, Aug. 26, one day only, and price is right. Call Ma% SERVICE DlRECTORY Troy, Michigan 48083 (3 13)689- 1805 I I engine, air conditioner, items. Will deliver. Call 8-5, 1 1/2 miles south of at Kelly & Co. Realty. 872:; 872-2608. Second house 2248. 3-8-25-$* -I___I- -_- Bankers lrust Company of California, sleeps 8, side awning, vcty Cass City. 14-8-25-1 N.A. as Trustee under hat certain Pool- good condition. Can be seen south of Hurds Corner Rd. blg and Servicing Agreement dated as of 2 1/2 miles east of Cass City, off Cass City Rd. Harold May 1, 1992. For K'K Mortgage Pass- 1/4 south on Krapf Rd, Deering. 2-9-23-tf Real Estate For Sale DAN'S POWER & STOVE Through Ccfiificaies, Series 1992-7, KR IT2MAN'S Assignee of Mongagee. 2-8-25-3 Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys 5-8- 18-5 SERVICE Chimney sweeping 8 repairs FOR SALE - 1986 quad Wedding 6590 Main St. Rowers - Plants - Balloons STIHL chainsaws 8 outdoor MOKrGACE SALE - + Default has racer. $1,000 or best. Call Cass City, MI 48726 Sandy Tierney, Owner power equipment - been made in the conditions of I mort- 872-3997. 2-8-25-1 Announcements 4546 Leach St., Cass City, MI 48726 Lawn 8 garden equipment (517) 872-4800 gage made by Howard W. Kllbreath. a Phone 872-3935 SNAPPER mowers 8 tillers Major Appliance Service Center Sales & Service single man toConsullants MongageCor- poration, a corporation organized and Audio-Video-Electronics- 6509 Main, Cass City DARK PINE Harvest table, Antenna Systems existing under thc laws of the Swte of RESTAURANT Michiken. h1OKgiigee, dated June 1% 4 chairsand deacon's bench, Factory Authorized on I 1 Phone 872.3190 221988, and recorded MI June 14, 1988 m $225. Call 872-3101. many brands Liber 582, on page(s) 1249-1272, Tus- 2-8-25-tf II FLOORING ~~ II We Specialize in Service Nel's Kitchen cola County Records, Mchigan, and Mort.-hi. - 8-5 assigned by said Mortgagee to Federal 25 Sat. - 8-12 Open Monday thru Homeban Mortgage Corporation by an FOR SALE - inch RCA Warju's Flooring assignment(s) dated June 14. 1988, and TV, $175. La-2-Boy light Saturday Carpet, Pad, Labor recorded on July 11, 1988 in Liber 583, cocoa color electric lift 11 AUTOSERVICE 11 5 a,m. - 2 p.m. on page 904, Tuscola County Records, 1- 1 1227 E. Car0 Rd. chair, like. new, $425. 872- Sunday a.m. 1 p.m. bhigan, on which mortgage thcrc is 5 - Caro, MI 48723 claimed to be due at thc date hereof rhc 2921. 2-8- 11-3 Ca!alogs loaned A & C Auto, Truck HOME COOKING sum of Forty Four Thousand Four 517-672-3563 Hundred Fifty Four and 44/100 Dollars ove r nig ht . and Farm Service Featuring Nel's Tacos ($4,45444). including interest at 10.5% SWEET CORN - 2 kinds to Master Mechanic on duty and House Omelets per annum. choose from. Peaches 'n Price Reduced - 2 story home in town. Presently is a 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon, - Fri. Under the powcr of sale contained in beautiful 2 bedroom homedownstairswith a 1 bedroom a85Lincoln St. said mortgage and the statute in such case Cream and, this weck only, a 4 east, 4 sourh 01 Cass City on M-53 Free Subscript ion apartment upstairs,3 car garage, extra large lot with a Gagetown, MI madc and provided. notice is hereby new all white X-tra Sweet lovely flower garden. Must see. $63,900 - 872-9976 665 -225 2 1 Tuff-Kote Dinol given that said mortgage will be fore- hybrid called "Trcasure." with Each Order TCC1080 I closed by a sale of the mortgaged pnm- Also for the next two weeks Cass City Muffler Automotive Rust Proofing ism, or some part of them,at public ven- Price Reduced - Starter or rental home in Cass City, 1 due, at the front entrance of the Cow- we are running a special on & Brake Shop 1-1 PLUMBINGHEATING 1 Systems 8 Waxing house in the Village of Caro, Tuscola corn by the bushel, just bedroom, large kitchen, full basement, 1 1*/2car garage Mufflers - Shocks - Lifetime guarantees - Gravel Guards County, hchigan,atelcven o'clmk a.m. $4.00 per bushel. Please The Cass City with a workshop on back, lots of trees and shrubs. Minor engine repain - Csrtifid Mechanic Running bards I on September 24. 1993. $29,500 - TCC1082 Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. APPLIANCE Rock Kote Stone Chip Protectlor, Said prcmists are situated in the City of bring your own bushel bas- Phone 872-2251 SALES & SERVICE Silverwood, Tuscola County, Mxhigan, ket. We are located 2 1/2 Chronicle FULL LW€ OF UAGC CHEF I and are described as: New on the Market - In Cass City, 2 story brick home 6597 Main, Cass City Phone 269-9585 miles N. of Cass City and I/ with 4 bedrooms, basement, 1st floor laundry, 2 nice I 827 S. Van Dyke, Bed Axe Situated heTownship of: Dayton 4 west. 872-4563. 2-8-25-1 Phone 872-2010 in sized storage sheds in back. $29,900 - TCC1089 1 CASSCITY TIRE 1 Commencing at the Northwest comer of ~=o-D--- Hercules and Cooper Section 35. Town 11 North. Range 10 feci F- WE SERVE€ WINDOW East, thence SOo30'E. 421.25 dong TIRES 1 I CLEANING 1 I vwirwFsu ' he West Section line to the point of Tire Repair Want Help - CALL us TOOAY beginning. Running hence N89o30'E, Alignrnenls Mufflers . 387.20 feet; henceSOo30'E, 225.0fcct; * Brakes Oil Changes Fuelgas Certilied Mechanc hence S89030'W, 387.20 fect; hence I Finding Junction M.53 I d WINDOW CLEANING NOo30'W, 225.0 feet along he Wtst 1 Phone 872-5303 I Section to thc point beginning. Being HUGE GARAGE SALE - Cars City of What You Storms ~ Screens - Windows a part of the Northwest 114 of Section 35. I Friday and Saturday, 6601 II CATERING II Janitorial Service Floors Greenland Road. 872-4820. Eaves & Gurrers Cleaned Hi-Riser I Want? Dated: August 11,1993 14-8-25-1 I Service 8 Rental 24-HR, SERVICE Estimates on Commercial. Federal Home Loan Mongagc Corpora- I TkyThe Catering Chicken, Subs, - Residential 8 Industrial Work urn ANTIQUE AND Garage Salads and More! ~SWETLER~ Complete Insurance Coverage Assignee of Mongagce sale - Wcdncsday and Call Cass City 517-872-2248 or Security Services Available I Want-Ads (Formerly Big John's) Thursday, Aug. 25 &26, lo- Cam 51 7-673-2555 3-8-25-1 I PLUMBING I IIEATING. INC. Shapim & Ah. Attorneys a

weM~III. 700 E. Big Beaver Road, Suite E I Today! 5 p.m. 6780 Main St. Furni- Kelly W. Smith, Broker 872.5084 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw + Courthouse Corner, Caro Phone Troy, Kchigan 48083 (313) 689-1805 ture, antiques, clothes, toys Farm Commercial . Residential Listings Wanted! I 673-4134 I I Pigoon Phone 453-3531 1 5-8- I 1-5 and more. 14-8-25-1 ; CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 PAGE ELEVEN CALL 872-2010TO PUT AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU : r-RealEstate ( For Rent Notices Services Services Help Wanted 1 ( Work Wanted ) w ~ -- For Sale - HILLSIDE Apartments - 2 ATTENTION VETER- HANDYMAN LOOKING RENT Nice Smith Steve Wright Painting- GET FIT FOR fall - needed for work. Has experience in room, 2-bath mobile home. bedrpom, newly redeco- ANS, family members and 85 people to lose 10 to 30 carpentry, electricity and $325 security deposit, $375 rated, range and refrigera- general public. Thursday, pounds by Labor Day. No ' ANTRIM COUNTY - 9.10 tion included. Call 872- Refrigeration plumbing. Also will do yard monthly rent. Located 3 Sept. 2, from 7:30 p.m.- will power needed. Doctor work and will plow snow in ',I. wooded acres with stream, 4 3315 or 872-3283. 4-6-2-tf ,miles east of Bellaire. Ideal miles south of Deford. 683- 10:30 pm., the Fairgrove and recommended, 100% natu- winter. Has references. Call hunting and camping. 2676. 4-8-18-3 VFW Post 7486 will host 4842 Lane ral and guaranteed. Call 872-2633. 12-8-25-3 FOR RENT - Masonic VFW Service Department Appliance Repair Hemlock 303-695-1666. 11-843n _$8,900, $300 down, $1201 Temple Refreshment Hall Cass City, Mich. 48726 2 BEDROOM, possibly 4 - Representative Dan Crocker WOMAN, with Month, 1 1% Land Contract, parties, dinners, meetings. MATURE Title Insurance. Northern bedroom house, $550 a with a seminar on state and All makes and models Commercial - Residential experience, loves children, month, first and last month's No alcoholic kverages. federal Veterans' benefits. Custom Wallpapering HELP WANTED - Ben will baby sit days, Monday Land Company, 1-800-968- Call Lynwmd Weer, 872- rent. Available immedi- The meeting will be fol- Airless Spray Franklin Store. see Mary. throughFriday,inCassCity. ,3118. 3-8-25-1 ately. Located 2886 Van 3191. 44-34 Call 872=3092 lowed bv a auesiion and Phone (517) 872-4654 11-8-18-tf 872-3709. 12-8-18-3 Dyke. Decker. Call 313- H -- * answer IDerioh. Refresh- 8-3-15-tf 84-154 "FOR SALE - Northwd 652-0388. 4-8-25-tf Notices ments wii be sirvedbythe 1 .. - . subdivision, 4 bedroom host post and auxiliary Top Quality Gravel, do light housework once a cape Cod. 1 1/2 bath. Fin- LOST - In vicinity of Milli- members* The post is la- FORRENT-HillsideNorth, Crush Gravel, Sand, Black .. ish4 walk-out basement. gan and Schwegler Roads cated at 4734 Dutcher Rd. better. Ella Cumper, 2182 cille Henry (Burns) wishes Cass City, 1 and 2 bedroom Dirt, Septic Systems, New to this area Call for appointment. No apartments. Kitchen appli- and byway of the road by the Take M-138 * southOf ~otjust a paint job, but Maple- 11-8-25-1 to thank all thecommhities Akron*turn left On Dutcher Basements, Driveways, realtors please. 872-3912. antes, air conditioning, car- high school - a mowing complete renovatbn seMms. who showed kindness to- 3-7-28-tf pet, drapes, storage, coin machine swath board. If 1/2 mile, or from Fairgrove, and Any Other type of POSITION AVAILABLE - ward her during the years go 2 miles north on M-138, Capentry, warn* tik, operatedlaundry. Ci11 Rich- found, please leave at Good Back Hoe Work plastering, paper and in$ Jordan College seeks quali- she lived in the area. ard Smith, 872-3610 or 673- Shepherd Lutheran Church 1/2 mile on Dutchcr. FREE ESTIMATES fied instructor for political 13-8-25-1 For Rent 5-8-25-2 hanging, copper and 8151. 4-7-28-tf or call 872-2237. 5-8-25-1 Call John 872-3149 P. V.C. experience. science course being offered Memorial Insured - References fall 1993 semester, Monday piial, LEBIODA and Wednesday, 12:30-2:00 A. L. I.IMPROVEMENT EXCAVATING FREE ESTIMATES p.m. Call 872-4394. 11-8- IN MEMORY OF Ila Walker. God saw that you 8-4-28-tf 18-3 Factory Outlet 872-5648 were tired and weary, He did what he thought was best. "DANCE CLASSES" Vinyl Windows EZECTRIC MOTOR and FARM BUREAU Insur- HELP WANTED - 10-15 power tool repair, 4 p.m. to 8 full time positions opcn. He put his arms around you Still Available Roofing, Siding, and ance: Auto, Farm, Crop, and whispered come to rest. SPRING ISHERE! New Construction p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 Home, Business, Life, An- Must be able to start immc- Sally Doerr Dance Studio p.m. Satwdays. John diately. Call 672-2522, 10 We cannot bring the old "FREE ESTIMA7ES" Blair, nuities. Frank Kluger days back when we were all Lawn Mower Repair Fall classes l/8 mile west of M-53 on (Agent), office 3754598 or a.m. to 2 p.m. only. Tap, Jazz, Ballet, 517-672-2600 Sebewaing Phone 11-8-18-2 together, but secret tears and Parts and Service Road. home 269-7854. 8-2-284 loving thoughts will live Creative Movement, 1-800-826-2801 8- 12- 134 Rent Hi-Pressure Washers 269-7909. LOOKING FOR - Part-time with us forever. Loved and Hot or Cold Water Acrobatics, Lyrical Jazz, 5-7-21-1 31 Simpson Excavating help. Must be 18-years-old missed by your family. Country Western Line BINGO - every Wednesday Dozer landscaping - All to apply. Langleys' River 15-8-25-1 (517) 872-5456 Dance Classes. night. Open 6:OO-early bird types of backhoe work' at HANK'S REPAIR Call 872-533 1 or 872-4922 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. House demolition & removal 5-8-25-2 Post 3644 VFW,Weaver St. Footings - Waterlines - 1 1/2 mi. w. of Cass City 54-21-t1 5-2-264 Complete septic systems FOUND - Little girl's bike on South Seeger. Call 872- 872-5082 Sand - Gravel - Topsoil ( Wanted to Buy ) * Licensed & Insured Anyvariety size of fill fill job 5082 and describe. 5-8-25-1 -1 I - RealEstate ForSale I * Guaranteed Workmanship WANTED TO BUY - Natu- * Free Written Estimates ROOMMATE WANTED ral gas space heater, good Fmktimates (male preferred), will con- * Over 15 yrs. Experience 872-4502 Drlvers: Professlonal Om! condition. Phone 872-4225. * Call Jim today I m m ed iat e tract o r\t ra ile r For Sale sider all. For 3 bedroom 6-8-18-3 8-1-23-tf RESPONSIBLE BABY- Thank You! 8-5-12-tf opportunities with several trailer, fully furnished, cen- SITTER wanted - Starling nationwide carriers off wing tral air conditioning, 2 full Erla Packing Sept. 1. Two children, ages 7 choices of pay, equipment, size bathrooms, clean, no WANTED - Saxophone. and 5, 630 a.m. till 12:30 Call 872-5082. 6-8-1 1-3 6233 Church St. home time, benefits. DSI indoor pets, no children. Cass City p.m., 5 days a week. Prefera- Driier Placement. No fee. 1- Carpet & Upholstery $225 a month plus 1/2 utili- CASH -paid for silver coins, Phone 872-219 1 bly my home in Cass City. 800-826-7136. ties, $200 security. 4 miles dimes through silver dollars Phone 872-3345. 11-8-11-3 east of Cass City. Call from Custom Butchering J. 6. Hunt - Do you want before 1965 - scrap gold - Fridays only better pay? Do you want 9 a.m.-11 p.m. 872-3068. Stainmaster WANTED - Full time adult dental - rings - etc. The Coin Inspected Piant more miles? Then call 3. B. Available end of August or Shop. 6-10-28-tf USDA woman for responsible retail Hunt: 1-800-845-2197. If you September, Washer and Custom Curing, Smoking, position in Cass City. Corn- currently have ,your CDL, dryer a plus. 5-8-25-1 ( To Give Away > Cutting, Wrapping and parable wages and benefits. please call 1-800-368-8538. Frcczing Write to Box W, care of Cass EOE\Subjed to drug screen. Store Front Building. Approximately 66x80 with up- BLUEBERRIES - We are We Make Venison Sausage FREE TO GOOD home - City Chronicle, box 115, Company Dr Ivers, Owner itairs apartment. NE lot size 66x296".Fronts Main S t. & now picking at Turners. The Siamese cat, dcclawed and 8-10-3 1-L€ Cass City, MI 48726. bushes are loaded. Hours: 8 Operators - Good pay and ?hurch St. next toHardees. Alloffers will beconsidered. neutered. Call 872-3407. Don Dohn 1 1-8-25-3 benefits. No relocation. Ph a.m.-8 p.m. 7 days. 201 4394 Maple #3 Interior & Exterior Zall 872-3306 after 7 p.m., or 872-3887 anytime for #' 7-8- 18-1 1-800-964-8743. VMC. Albin Road, Caro, Cass City - aftet- nquiries and appointment. 3-8-4-tf 673- ~~ ~~~ COOK NEEDED 6447. 5-8-4-5 Phone 872-347 1 8-7- 104 Painting noons and midnights, part- Basement Walls - cracking, TO GIVE AWAY - Free time or full-time. Apply at bowed or bulging - we can fix Bordcr Collie puppies. Call Certified Master Mechanic T & C Collision Pizza Villa. 11-8-25-1 them without digging - 872-2352. 7-8-18-2 economical guaranteed. Computer Alignments 5097 Koepfgen Road - WANTED - Responsible Free estimates. Timbertown Computer Balance Services Cass City, MI 48726 Waterproofing - Chimney (517) 872-4215 baby-sitter for 3 children, & Rotation Ross Kraft ages 7, 3 and 10 months. Relining. Ph 1-800-832- CUSTOM COMBINING 1 mile west, 1 1/4 north 7060. State license G78728. Front End parts - 15 years' experience Cass City, Mich, Two days per week, Monday Shocks & Struts Call 872-5029. 8-7-28-6 and Wednesday, from 5: 15 Happy Jack Fleagard: All Brakes Tom Russell (517) 872-4122 p.m. to approximately 10 metal electronic device mn- Tune-ups SHAGENE Manager I 84-8-21 p.m. starting Sept. 8. Call trolsfleas in the home without 872-4803, 11-8-25-3 pesticides or exterminators. Free Estimates Complete glass service New Listing EX C AVATIN G Licensed Residential Results overnight. At TSC This is the quality home you're looking for. A All your tire needsfrom Free estimates STORES. Black Dirt - Top Soil Builder HOMEMAKERS - Earn charming spacious 3 bedroom ranch with 2 1/2 wheelbarrows extra money, demonstrate Money lo Loan1 baths, attached 2 car garage and all the pluses. Ronold E. Palmer to tractors Gravel - Sand - Fill over 700 toys, gifts and Homeowners Cash Fast! 1st Country kitchen overlooks its 5 acres of unsurpassed AUCTIONEERING - See Builder See UT today Back-Hoe work Christmas items. No cash and 2nd mortgages, purchase beauty, 30x40 pole barn. Everything in ncw condi- Lorn "Slim" Hillaker. Top Insured investments. Call for free or refinance. Home or Rental tion. Close to Cass City, Call for a showing now! Cass City Tire dollar for your property. Remodeling * Roofing catalog and information, Py~rty.Slow Credit O.K. CC209 872-3648 Phone 872-3019,Cass City. Siding *Windows 313-U8-5825 or 3 13-385- Bill Consolidation, etc. Fast. Only $18,000 buys a 2 bcdroom mobile home situatcd Phone 872-5303 8- 10-3-tf Pole Buildings Easy. Calt 24 hours. Allstate Cass City 5803. Also booking parties. Mortgage & Finance Cop. on 4 acres. Washer, dryer and refrigerator stay with 5- 12- 184 I 8-9-16-tf 2805 Crawford Rd. 11-7-21-10 616-957-0200. Free Qualify- sale, Great hunting area. CC214 Cxs City, Mich. 48726 2221.ing Appointment. 1-800-968- BINGO - Every Sunday at rREE TRIMMING and GIRLS WANTED FROM St. Pancratius Hall, S. (5 17) 872-4780 New listing. Only $21,900 - Cass City Schools, 3 See- ake down trees with boom 8-9-30-tf Michigan, between 7-19, to bedroom, 2 story makes a cute starter home. Very nice ger, Cass City. Doors open ruck. Wood and brush compete in this year's 7th. Free! H you are receiving large lot, with mature trees. Call now for an appoint- 5:OO p.m., games start at :emoval. Loads of refer- annual I993 Detroit Pag- payments on a land mntract, ment to see. CC210 Thomas Roofing eants. Over $20,000 in you need to hear this mes- Serving the area prizes and scholarships.Call sage NOW. Call any day, 24 hrs. No obligation. 1-800- CassCity Ranch - Landscaped comer lot. 3 bedrooms, Gas & Oil Furnaces for 22 years today 1-800-PAGEANT - 2 baths, with 2 car garage, basement, natural gas heat. Ext. 3984 (1 -800-724- 428-1 3 1 9. All Gas Appliances Exccllcnt neighborhood. CCTlM LICENSED 3268). 11-8-25-1 Wolff Tannlng Beds New HEAT1 N G INSURED Commercial - Home Units. WANTED From $199.00. Lamps-Lo- and BONDED tions-Accessories. Monthly COOLING MEDICAL payments low as $1 8.00. Call LICENSED 8 INSURED BUILDER 87212970 RECORDS today. Free New Color 20 Years' Experience SPECIALIST Cass City COORDINATOR Catalog. 1-800462-9197. Crushed Limestone & Excavating Paul I. 8-3-25-t Full time - responsible for Build Your Own Home Now! Siding and Replacement Windows completion of Inhouse/dis- No down payment on Miles r=T AND AUCTIONEERING Brown materials, bebw market con- (517) 872-3505 7676 Gilbert Road Elmer H. Franci charge records, process ad- struction financing. Call Miles EOUAL HOWSING Call 872-4377 3-8-25-1 Cass City, Mich. 48726 Owner OPPORlU#n I Building Contractoi missions. Fill out applica- Homes today, 1-800-343- Jim Doerr 658-8625 8 - 8 -4 -If State Licensed tion at 4782 Hospital Drive, 2884 ext. 1. 24 Hour Emergency New Homes oz Cass City. EOE Service Frlendly Home Partler now Remodeling, Roofing 1 1-8-25-1 has openings for CALL 517-072-2734 Siding, Barns, Pole demonstrators. No cash in- FOR SALE BY B. A. CALKA REAL ESTATE 8-11 -4-t THERE ARE 10 good jobs vestment. Part time hours 1,: I Buildings in this area that weare taking with full time pay. Two cata- Beautiful Setting!!!! i WATER "** Water LicensedandInsurel applications for. No experi- bgs, over 700 items. Call 1- i Well. Water Softener Sew- I ence necessary. No cash 800-488-4875 x: COUNTRY HOME - 3 bedroom ranch type home - 1 1/2 bathrooms; family size kitchen - new carpeting; large 2 car a ice. All types repaired. investment. Nodelivery and Waterproof Or Remodel 1; garage attached - many other features - utility building for storing garden and lawn equipment; Close to Cass City Rebuilt pumps. 10% dk- 8-2-26- no collection. Be your own $62,500 $57,500, Your Basement! Eliminate .,: REDUCED FROM to for immediate sale. Nicely landscaped - and many, many beautiful flowers. 1 count on new pumps and boss, Do it at your own spare seepage, mold, mildew, that k; tanks. In-home emergency BOARDING HORSES, time. Do it at your home. coM damp feeling and take k. EXECUTIVE HOME with over 2500 square feet of living area - 3 extra large bedrooms; Andersen windows plus service. Call 6734850 of pasture boarding. Phone Call me for details, 5 17-479- advantage of the additional aluminum storm windows; 2 1/2 bathrooms; lots of closet space - FIREPLACE - 26x26' 2 car garage attached - 800-745-4851 anytime. 872-2019.5 west, 1 north of 9393. Dealer number living space1 Free estimates 5, immediate possession - REDUCED FROM $87,500 to $78,500. 8-6-5-tf Cass City. 8-8-1 1-tf 97255. 11-6-23-tf anywhere in Michigan, abso- lutely no obligation. Call All- IDEAL FOR RETIREES OR NEWLYWEDS!!! Ken Martin SERVICE - Is the Workwanted Service Remodeling, "The SPECIGL!!! In Cass City - 1 block from Main St, - Ranch type home with 2 country kitchen - - - many 1 Basement Specialists," for an k: - - - - bedrooms; Electric, Inc. grass in your lawn get- : features - large two car garage - flowers & trees - call right now for an appointment - price reduced for quick sale - HANDICAPPED elderly appointment. 1-800-968- ; ting tougher or are your 3270. F land contract possible. POSSESSION ON SHORT NOTICE!! Homes care, housecleaning, pre- P: - Farms mower blades getting Commercial pare food. 2-3 hours a day or A Doctor Buys Land Contract 5' Industrial dull? If so, bring them 2-3 days a week. Experi- and gives bans on Real Estate. enced. Call 872-4813,12-8-25-3 Kim. Immediate senrice 313-335- 1; B.A. CALKA, Realtor 872-3355 OR 872-3230 New and rewire out to Floyd (Shorty) 6166 or 1-80-7-61 66. Luettke for a good 6306 E. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726 STATE LICENSED Place Your Statewlde Ad I sharpening job. 3 1/L BABY-SITTING done in Here! $300 buys a 25 word \ Phone 872-4114 my home. 4 miles west of classified ad offering over Our42nd year serving Sanilrlc, Tuscola and Huron Counties tour1 wQUSlrrt 4 180 Hurds Comer Road miles north of Cass RfALTORm OPPO~TUNITY Cass City. Kris O'Dell, 872- 1,500,000 circulation. Contact et 10-tf City. 8-8-25-2 8-8- 4229. 12-8-1 1-3 'this newspaper for details. PAGE 7WELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1993 Fewer antlerless deer permits will be issued in 1993 CROP DAMAGE able in the unit. Another 3,800 antlerless According to Jarvis, the permits, down by 300 per- number of crop complaints mits from last year, will be this year in Tuscola County available in Unit 124, which is down at this point, but he covers the eastern have of expects to hear from more Huron County and the north- farmers. ern third of Sanilac County. “I would say in Tuscola The total includes 1,500 County, as of now, I’ve had general tags. only 3 or 4 who have re- The numbers remain un- ported crop damage,” he changed in 3 other units: said, adding a dozen to 15 *350 permits, including complaints would be typi- 100 general antlerless tags, cal. will be available in Unit 123 The local DNR office has (western half of Tuscola received 15 complaints County). from Huron County farmers, *800 permits, including and 10 complaints from 400 general licenses, will be farmers in Sanilac County. available in Unit 224 (west- Whether those numbers em Huron County). will climb is uncertain. Last “2,000 permits, half of year’s deer kill was down, which are general antlerless something Jarvis attributes, US. REP. JAMES Barcia offered the keynote address at an tags, will be made available in part, to a lot of standing in Unit 225 (Sanilac County corn that failed to mature historical memorial program in honor of Brookfield south of Deckerville Road). properly due to poor Township’s 125th anniversary Sunday in Owendale. The To apply for an antlerlcss weather. deer hunting license, hunt- At the same time, warm, ceremony, which included presentation of a plaque and flag ers must fist purchase a wet weather this summer has 1993 archery or firearm deer provided plenty of natural OH, DEER - THE DNR plans to issue 24 percent fewer to township Supervisor Walton Brown (above), came on the vegetation and may lessen hunting license and 1993 antlerless deer permits statewide this year, In the Thumb, final day of a 3-day celebration. passbook. A nonrcfundable conflicts between growers $3 fee is charged for the and deer. about 5 percent fewer antlerless tags will be available. application card. Applica- “I think that’ll help, yes, to tions must be postmarked by some degree,” Reeves said. Sept. 24. What really causes prob- lems, he and Jarvis ex- plained, is when poor weather retards growth of crops such as corn and Sick kids beans, giving deer plenty of opportunity to nip off tender will get a buds and tassels. Winter Sealant “Things grew a lot better and a lot faster this year,” new book Reeves said. Now Available r As for deer numbers, he Call for details - Your vehicle is worth the investment added, it appears plenty of interest in reading at a young whitetails managed toevade age. hunters last year. “Our Save the Children is a na- summer observation data r CASS CITY AUTO SHINE tional organization dedi- wouldn’t lead me to believe cated to making a difference we’re down that much.” in the lives of underprivi- leged and abused or ne- glcctcd children, According Injections to Thumb chapter spokes- woman Laureen Joslin, the produce book project fits in with that goal because it reaches the tender beef - children and shows them that someone cares. A new program developed CASS CITY AUTO SHINE I ) Officials hope to take the by meat researchers pro- Y new project beyond Cass duces more tender cuts of New Hours “Back Door Of The Paint Store“ GEARING UP TO help distribute books to pediatrics pa- City. beef. Instead of aging beef For Your Cass City 872-4778 tients at Hills and Dales General Hospital are (left to right) “Ultimately, the plan is to carcasses for 14 days to Convenience NOW OPEN a.m. - p.m. go to the other area hospi- improve tenderness, the 8 8 hospital Community Relations Director Tina Zahm and tals, but we want to start at beef isinjected withcalcium Hills and Dales as sort of a chloride to tenderize the President Ken Jensen, Save the Children member Laureen pilot program and see how it muscles. The technique has Joslin and literacy council coordinator Jane Hittler. gocs,” Hittler said, no affect on flavor. i

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