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---._ COI?JICLE VOLUME 84, NUMBER 5 CASS CITY MICHIGAN -WEDNESDAY, MAY 9,1990 14 PAGES PLUS SUPPLEMENT Seniors set for graduation swirl

Proms, band concerts, will be held today (Wednes- exams will do so May 23 and awards ceremonies and, of day) at 7 p.m. at the high UBLY 24. Commencement prac- school, the band will partici- course, commencement May promises to be a busy p.m.tice is slated for May 25 at 9 exercises will highlight ac- pate in the Bavarian Festival tivities for students over the Thursday, and band and month for Ubly Community High School students, in- Underclassmen will take next few weeks as area high honor students will leave finals June 5 and 6, with June Friday for a trip to Cedar cluding the district’s 63 sen- schools close out the 1989- iors. 6 being the last day of 90 school year. Point, school. Fow area high schools- Later this month, an aca- A spring band concert will Cass City, Owen-Gage, demic awards program will be held today at 7:30 p.m. at Seniors will receive their Kingston and Ubly-will be held starting at 9 a.m. the high school. diplomas May 27 in the high graduate a combined 256 May 15 at the high school, Later this month, a Future school gymnasium. The Fanners of America banquet combined baccalaureate students this year. while athletic honors will be Officials at each of the awarded during a banquet has been scheduled for 7 and commencement exer- schools have announced slated for May 30 at 6 p.m at p.m. May 16,followed by an cises will begin at 2 p.m. open house displaying the ,The Rev. Leonard year-end activities as well as the elementary school in final exam schedules. Gagetown. work of school students in Wilkuski, pastor of St. Mary Seniors’ last day of school grades 3 through 12 May 18, Catholic Church, Parisville, CASS CITY will be May 18, with final academic awards assem- will deliver the invocation exams May 17 and 18. blies May 22 for junior high and benediction, and the Among the remaining Underclassmen will end the students (7 p,m.) and high Rev. Charles Robinson, pas- year with final exams June 5 school students @p.m.),and tor of the Ubly Presbyterian events at Cass City High Church, will deliver the School is an awards assem- and 6. a Future Homemakers of bly that will be held Thurs- Baccalaureate is scheduled America banquet May 23 at scripture reading. day at 9 a.m. at the high for May 20 beginning at 7:30 7 p.m. Also scheduled to address school. p.m. at the elementary A date for the school’s the Class of ’90 are valedic- Also scheduled this week is school. The guest speaker spring athletic awards ban- torian Melissa Engle and the prom, which will be held will be the Rev. Hatry quet hasn’t been set yet. salutatorian Becky Mazure, Saturday evening- at the Capps, pastor of the First Seniors will finish the year and Angela Riccardi, who Colony House. Each of the Presbyterian Church in Cass with classes May 22, and will give appreciation re- school’s 4 valedictorians City, those who need to take final marks on behalf of the class. and the salutatorian will At commencement, Ken E. A SMILE, A WINK and an occasional pat on the back have been part of Betty have an opportunity to speak Jensen, administrator at during the event, set to begin Hills and Dales General Murphy’s approach to education for 38 years. Above, the retiring teaching at 6:30 p.m. Hospital, Cass City, will Caution! principal takes a moment to answer a question posed by second grader Sarah The last day of classes for address the Class of 1990. seniors will be May 17, with Also scheduled to speak are Jones. final exams to be held May the class’ valedictorian and Fire hazard great during 16 and 17. Commencement salutatorian, Krista Grass- practice will be held May mann and Stacy Enderle. spring season, says DNR 18. &A All other students will fin- I .. . WGSTON Department of Natural metal covering device with Betty Murphy: -38-year holes no larger than 3/4 of an ish the year June 6 after Resources officials are re- completing final exams End-of-the-year activities minding area residerits to inch, and June 5 and 6. at Kingston High School obtain a permit and exercise 3) When the fire is a camp- This year’s baccalaureate include an academic awards extreme caution if they plan fire or within a building for teaching career near end has been scheduled for 2 assembly, set for Thursday to do any type of outdoor cooking or heating pur- p.m. May 20 at the high at 1245 p.m.; National burning. poses. school. The Rev. Cliff Jor- Honor Society induction “The spring clean-up time Persons should check with he sounds student sent to her officeand meeting you in the office having both became a ppu- dan, pastor of the Cas City Friday at 7p.m., anda spring is upon us and many of us local government restric- coming out of at the same time teach her than meeting you in the lar option for women. Missionary Church, will will be cleaning up our yards tions on open burning. In Betty Murphy’s class. athletic award program set T classroom.” address the gathering. for May 31 at 7 p.m. and burning debris,” Kim Cass City, for example, out- second grade Just the same, she re- Murphy, who will retire in WORKED OUT BEST School officials will The last day of classes for DuFresne, forest fire officer door burning is prohibited. classroom at Deford Ele- marked, “They know they’ll June, seems comfortable in graduate 114 seniors during Kingston’s 47 seniors, who at the Cass City DNR Field Burning permits will be mentary School Friday See me. It’s just different her role as educator and “There were times when, I Office, remarked. issued only for grass, leaves, * .. __ -~ commencement exercises will take their final exams morning weren’t unusual. administrator, although she suppose, I felt a little guilty. slated for May 24 starting at May 21 and 22, will be May “While the burning of yard needles, brush, logs and The teacher issued instruc- admits it’s been a challeng- (But) I feel it worked out 8 p.m. at the high school. 22. Other students, mean- debris is a common way of stumps, according to tions in a warm, but fm May 22 Open ing juggling act. best for us,” she com- Seniors Chris Folk and while, will take final exams disposing of this unwanted DuFresne, who noted the tone of voice, occasionally House to honor But then, after 38 years in mented. “I feel a woman has Wendy Weaver have been June 7 and 8, ending the year material, there are other open burning of building admonishing her class for the field of education, it’s no to make a choice and then selected by a committee of June 8. ways to dispose of (it), such demolition or excess con- too much talking and not surprise. stand strong.” as composting,” he said. struction material, automo- Betty Murphy students, faculty and admin- The valedictorian and salu- biles or pms, or industrial enough listening, “There are times when it’s In fact, Murphy indicated istrators to address the class. “We would encourage you At one point, in an effort to very frustrating. If there is a that being a mother has tatorian of the Class of ’90, to use alternative methods, waste is not allowed. quiet things down, she told The staff at Deford Ele- complemented her work in Alice Gerhardt and James but if you must burn, you are He pointed out that de- mentary School invites discipline problem of any OWIEN-GAGE her pupils to put their heads kind, that should be taken the classroom. Green, will address their required to obtain a burning pending on the fire danger, down on their desks. A hush the family, friends and as- “I always wanted to be a classmates at commence- permit.” determined by factors such sociates of Betty Murphy care of as soon as possible Thirty-two seniors at fell on the class, except for with younger children,” the teacher,” she recalled, not- OwentGage High School ment exercises slated for 2 DuFresne explained the as wind and a lack of rain. a to attend an open house in p.m. May 27 at the high one student who received mother of 4 said. “You just ing that as a young girl living have only a week left of permits, which are free, are burning permits may be re- final warning: “Straighten honor of the long-time on a Shabbona area farm; school. The guest speaker required for all fires except stricted or not issued at all. Deford Elementary teach- can’t be in 2 places at once, classes, but there will be up or I’ll send you to the she played school con- plenty of activity before will be Brett McLaughlin, the following: Most important, he com- ing principal. and sometimes you’d like to editor and publisher of the (principal’s) office.” be,” stantly, acting out the roles commencement, set for 8 1) When the ground is mented, arc 3 simple rules That threat presents an in- Murphy will retire in of both teacher and pupil. Tuscola County Advertiser, snow covered, for burning-never leave a June following a career in On the other hand, she p.m. May 24 at the high teresting predicament for added, “There are many After graduating from Cass school. and a 1968 Kingston High 2) When the material to be fire unattended, bum early Murphy, who is also the education that spans 38 City High School in 1947, School graduate. burned has been placed in, a in the morninfor late in the years. days that go SO smoothly, A full week of activities is principal at Deford Elemen- there’s no problem at all.” Murphy completed one year slated this week. The spring No baccalaureate is debris burner constructed of evening, and never bum on a w* The open house will be at Tuscola County Normal, planned. metal or masonry with a Please turn to back page. held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The past few years proba- high school band concert Later, in her office, she bly have seemed tame to qualifying her to teach in a smiled and said her students , May 22 at Deford Elemen- country school for 2 years. hadn’t asked yet how the tary School, 6010 Decker- Murphy, who pursued a ca- Please turn to back page. principal could deal with a ville Rd.. Deford. reer and a family long before Novesta vote to decide library millage request with the guidance of plan- Novesta Township resi- nual meeting in March. brary services, according to ning and development con- dents will decide a millage She explained that the Hutchinson, who noted, sultant A. Harold Kundinger request this year to fund li- township must bring to the however, that the cost isn’t of Saginaw. brary services. district the same amount of likely to remain at $1 per Also Monday, the board: That was the decision funding (3/4 of a mill) pro- person. *Voted to send Kloc and Monday night of the vided by the other district In other business during the Deputy Clerk Iva Hartwick Novesta Township Board, members in order to join. 2 1/2-hour monthly meet- to a hazardous household which voted to place the The advantages of member- ing, the board voted to adopt waste meeting, held Tues- request, for 3/4 of a mill, on ship, she pointed out, are a revised rural zoning ordi- day in Clio. he ballot in August or No- part ownership of the library nance for the township. vember. and representation on the Township Clerk Nursie *Signed petitions for 2 The millage request is in library board. Kloc said the revised ordi- drain projects. They are the conjunction with a proposal If approved, the millage nance primarily reflccts cleaning of the McCallum for the township to join the would cost Novesta Town- changes made in state zon- and McCallum Compro- Rawson Memorial Library ship about $10,262 per year, ing laws in recent years. A mise Drain, and the cleaning District, currently com- or $6.92 per resident. Cur- number of the current local of 1,200 feet of roadside posed of Elkland Township rently, thc township pays $1 zoning guidelines, which ditch located on the west GRAPHIC REMINDER -C4D~you want this to be our last chance to be together” and the village of Cass City. per capita, or about $1,480 were adopted in 1978, have side of Cemetery Road, lo0 are the words painted across 2 mangled cars parked at Cass City High School, Library director Barbara annually for library serv- been outdated, she added. feet south of Severance Hutchinson approached of- ices. The clerk noted Monday’s Road. where the Student Council is again sponsoring Project Graduation, a program that %cialsand residents with an Should the millage fail, action marks the completion *Voted to retain Ray Arm- urges students not to drink and drive. Working on the display above are (from left) invitation to join the district township residents will con- of nearly 2 years of work by stead Jr., CPA, Cass City, as during the township’s an- tinue to have access to li- township zoning officials the township’s auditor. Sandy Bulla, Wendy Hercliff, Sheri Spencer and Jeff Bader. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - Bike-a-thonfor St. Jude’s Cass City Persona.1Items Hospital set for Saturday d m Audrey Katzenberger Phone 872-3049 Local Bike-a-thon chair- others,” Derfiny said. person Linda Derfmy has Free hot dogs and drinks asked Cass City residents to for participants will be pro- Mrs. Helen hrentzen BJ and Roger Salo and Sunday afternoon, Mrs. join the St. Jude Children’s vided by local merchants. Mrs. Rachel Reamer and Research Hospital “Wheels Additional information is spent the weekend in Clio Lynn and Larry Sroka en- Mrs. Audrey Katzenberger Helen McKim of Bad Axe with her son and family, tertained Sunday following and Mrs. Laura Ball at- for Life” Bike-a-thon, available by contacting Mr. and Mrs. Rick attended a program at the church services when Historical Society in De- tended a memorial service scheduled for Saturday. Derfiny at 872-2069. hrentzen. Other guests Suzanne and Cindy Salo and ckerville, Saturday even- for Lillian Buck, of Mena, All children and aduits are were Don LorentZen of St. Susi Sroka were confirmed ing. Ark., at the North Villa welcome. Last year, 67 rid- Charles, Ill., and Ann Marie at Risen Christ Lutheran Court Community Center in hrentzen of Saginaw. ers turned ’in a total of Church in Plymouth. Mrs. Laura Ball attended Essexville. $2,547. Derfiny explained that rid- Mrs. Elizabeth Stine vis- ited Mrs. Freda Damm in ers ask sponsors to pledge a Pigeon Sunday afternoon. certain amount for each mile ridden, or a set amount just The Lower Thumb Chap- for participating. ter - American Diabetes As- All riders turning in money -----. sociation will present “Re- will receive a button and a the First BaDtist Church in certificate. Those who raise Caro Fridai search -- What’s New?” The Multiple Sclerosis Weekend guests of Mr. Wednesday, May 16, at 1: 00 $25 will also receive a Bike- Society is holding a semi- p.m. at the Marlette Com- a-thon T-shirt. When $75 is Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tracy nar Tuesday evening, May and Mrs. Les Profit were were visitors of Mr. and their daughter and family, munity Hospital Confer- raised, the rider receives a 15, in the Auditorium of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ence Room. Mrs. Don Whittenburg McLaren Hospital, 1401 S. barrel-style tote-bag, a T- Saturday evening. Campbell, Shawn and shirt, a button and a certifi- Ballenger Hwy ., Flint, Shannon of Lake Orion. Mrs. Lucille Henry and 7 9 cate. from p.m. to p.m. Guest Saturday evening, Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Morell spent **0.. __ ,? Mr. and Mrs. Stanley speakers will be E. Mes- Sponsor forms are avail- Morell announce the birth Profit, daughter Sharon Tuesday in Sandusky. sina, M.D.,and Ted Bow- and granddaughters Shawn able at Rawson Memorial Select from our most popular of their 11th great-grand- ard. Questions will be Library or at one of the 4 styles, Atlas, Apollo, Athena child, born Monday, April and Shannon attended the Mr. and Mrs. Earney answered. For more infor- Mother-Daughter banquet Seeley have returned after local sponsoring churches: or Laurel, with hundreds of 30, to Robert and Jac- mation call 767-3068 or 233- mascots and activity designs. queline Garica of Adrian. at Trinity Methodist spending the winter months First Presbyterian, St. Pan- 6811. Admission is free. Church. in Florida. cratius, Salem United Meth- It’s your choice from R. She is named Alexandria Johns, Ltd! Joyce. Also great-grand- odist and Trinity United mother is Ann Neal of Cass The quilting ladies of Methodist. City. Grandparents are Mr. Meg’8 Peg Fraser Presbyterian St. Jude Children’s Hospi- and Mrs. Clinton J. Massingale Church, which included Mr. and Mrs. James Neal of To- tal was founded by enter- REGULAR Mrs. .June Graham, Mrs. 599.95 ledo, Ohio. Althea Fox, Mrs. Roberta tainer Danny Thomas. The Stine and Mrs. MacCallum institution opened its doors VFW post 3644 will hold its THE OFRR EXARES YAY 31,loW Mother’s and 2 guests, Mrs. Larry to the public in 1962 to regular monthly meeting Merchant and Mrs; Alice combat catastrophic dis- Diamonds, CZs and Full Names Monday, May 14, at 7:30 prayer Elliott, enjoyed a belated eases which afflict children. are available for an extra charge. p.m. at the post hall. surprise birthday for Mrs. At St. Jude’s, scientists and Marjory Battel. After the physicians are working side Church, C&s City. Lauren Bila was guest of CFFEEDfX-YW regular dinner and busi- by side, seeking the causes R JOHNS, LTD. The bride is the daughter of honor at a bridal shower ‘> by Melvr E. Guinther Thumb Club I I ness meeting. Wednesday, and prevention as well as May 5 at the home of her May 2, ice cream and cake Mr. and Mrs. Roben-Hunter grandmother, Mrs. Leslie not to praise the current treatments for these temble of Cas City. The groom is Slates Party Sunday is Mother’s Day, were served. McCONKEY Lounsbury. The shower the day when mothers every- swain the day after they’ve killers. the son of Mrs. Bonnie was given by her aunt, broken up forever; “The idea behind the Cass JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOF Watson of Deford. The Y.M.C.A. Thumb where receive well deserved Joyce Schad of Lake City, special treatment. not to be a sergeant, a sis- BPW awards City Bike-a-thon is to have a Phone 872-3025 Cass City Dance Club will hold its MI. Guests attended from ter, or a preacher, when all good time while helping The next party Saturday from Fort Carson, Colo., Mac- In typical motherly fash- scholarships were Suzanne Rockwe*’ Of kinac Island, Royal Oak, ion, they’ll ooh and ah over she wants is to be left alone r 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at a little. and Of Sandusky Maple Valley Saginaw, Millington ,and gifts of cheap perfume, The regular monthly Silverwood. School. Cass City. Miss Bila and candy and flowers, andcher- meeting of the Cass City A dinner for 25 friends and The event will feature live James Jacobi will be mar- ish the hand-made offerings Make me Business and Professional ried June 2 at Plymouth, of their offspring. God bless appreciative of her Women’s Club was held re- relatives was held at music and refreshments. MI. Wildwood Restaurant. A Guests are welcome. ‘em. warmth, vitality and enthu- cently at the Charmont. This Mother’s Day prayer, siasm; Scholarships were Marriage Licenses by Virginia Veeder Wester- patient when the phone is awarded to 3 Cass City High velt, is bound to elicit an always busy; School students. The win- Michael Robert Mikolon, amen from every mother of a ners are Mary Shagena, Homes, Vehicles, Gagetown, and Julia Ann tolerant of her good inten- Donald Smith and Janel Wrona, Deford. teenager: tions. Sweeney. Family Heirlooms, Lives! Troy Michael Pierce, Officers nominated for We may not be able to prevent a loss, but we can BOUQUET CAKES Kingston, and Tina Marie Help me to have the cour- the 1990-91 year are Clara age to say, when it Please accept my thanks provide the needed insurance protection to help you /ndiHua/ HEART CAKES Stolicker, Deckerville. “No” Gaffney, president; Sher- replace your lass. Rodney Warren Withers should be said, even if for giving me a sense of ryl Seeley, first vice-presi- ~akery~reshSTRAWBERRY PIES and Corina Ann Curl, both “everybody else’can”; humor; an awareness of dent; Leota Anthes, second YOU CAN DEPEND ON US of Vassar. the vision to say “Yes”if it beauty; vice-president; Bev Perry, ff7’haYsOur Policy” SOMMERS’ David Lee Taylor and won’t hurt anyone, even if it an appreciation of little secretary, and Joan Bakery & Restaurant Barbara Renee Roe, both sounds like a crazy idea; things; Smithson, treasurer. of Vassar. and for giving my daugh- Donations were made to 072-3577 Cass City the stamina to endure pa- the Emmons family fund Daniel William jama parties. ter these same qualities that Opanasenko and Marla Lee contribute to her happiness. and the Cass City Girls’ Zmierski, both of Cass City. Softball League. Alan Jeffery Stuart, Vas- Help me to have a good The May meeting will be sar, and June Christine Au- memory Help me not to worry, held May 21 at Rawson ernhamer, Reese. of how much more impor- but to know there is a Memorial Library at 7 p.m. Wednesday is ... Jared Warren Ayres, Es- tant boys are than almost concern for her greater than Anyone wishing to attend sexville, and Teresa Lin anything else you can men- mine; can contact Bev Perry at Gomez, Caro. tion; to trust her to make her 8724355 or 673-6504. Jeffery Robert Durkee, of my own voice once own decisions; Reese, and Vicky Lynne saying pityingly, “Oh, to bolster her faith in her- Hills and Dales VanPetten, Fairgrove. Kevin Jay Thane and Mother!” self by my faith in her. General Hospital Nancy Lee Kentner, both of Help me to find the time Thank you for my daugh- Alan Klco Mary lnbody Caro. PATIENTS LISTED MON- Main St. 872-5114 Cass City to really listen when she ter. 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- A CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 PAGE THREE At DNR field office “lf It Fitz ... 99 DuFresne joins staff Talk about dogged A new forest fire officer Office. only about 16 months, but he has joined the staff at the DuFresne replaces Fire has several years of fne- Department of Natural Re- Officer Jim Melin, who re- fighting experience. By Jim Fitzgerald sources’ Cass City Field tired after 4 years at the area “I got into this basically by Office. field office. accident. This isn’t some- He is Kim DuFresne, 34, Originally from Sanford, thing I planned to do,” he who was previously sta- DuFresne has been em- remarked of his work as a It isn’t only Detroit news- phoned her alibi to the viola- You really have to admire tioned at the Gladwin Field ployed with the DNR for DNR fire offier. papers that damage tions bureau, she was asked the dogged determination of DuFresne explained that Here’s a sad projection in that booklet, “200 1 Imagine the Detroit’s image. A recent 7- for proof. She sent photo- our parking people. Another he came into contact with column headline in the Lan- copies of gas receipts re- example is provided by Possibilities”, often quoted in this trivia. the DNR after he, his brother “Worldwide productivity will increase, which will Sing State Journal blared: ceived during the Wyoming Betty Kowalski of Grand and 2 other men formed a farm ”Stubborn Portland couple trip. Six later, the Blanc. Along withaclipping further speed the decline of the U.S. farmer. By 2001 weeks volunteer fire department in Americans will be importing as many food products they beat Detroit’s ‘ghost-car’ bureau responded with an of one of my ghost-car col- Midland County’s Lincoln as ecket. ’’ order to pay .the original umns, she sent the violations Township in 1977. There’s export.” ; Detroit councilman David fine, plus overdue charges, bureau a signed statement quite a bit of state land in the And all over the developing nations, people will continue Eberhard recently criticized or “a citation will be filed in from a Flint bump shop say- township, he noted, adding to starve. local news reports that said 6 court” and “your license to ing her car was being re- several of the volunteers ********** Citizens were, massacred in drive may be withheld.” paired when it was suppos- began working with the heshooting. He said such Selden phoned the bureau edly parking overtime in DNR as “key men”, or vol- words as “massacre” make again and - after being put Detroit. Helen Irving, direc- unteer DNR firemen. butsiders afraid of Detroit. on hold for 25 minutes (long tor of the Municipal Parking DuFresne served in that It promises to be a trying time for members of the Cass Apparently Eberhard would distance rates) - was told Department, responded capacity for 7 years before prefer headlines that say our City Board of Education if plans to close a building the photocopies had been with unbelievable never- accepting a full-time posi- materialize. murder victims are gra- lost and she should send give-up valor. tion with the DNR. He also ciously sent to abetter life in It’s doubtful if it will be as stressful as it was a decade or more. She did. ‘Two weeks After denying my charge served 13 years as fue chief so ago when millage requests failed and busses stopped the hereafter, lucky them. later,” according to the Jour- that there’s something in Lincoln Township. Likewise, it would have running. nal,“shegotaletterfrom the smelly in an operation that “It’s an enjoyable job. You Three members of the board came within an eyelash of been kinder to Detroit’s bureau saying her proof had continually tickets drivers get to help people and help image if the Lansing report facing a recall election. been rejected and the Seld- for parking where they never people in their need,” he said Although members often sail along for a few years said the couple were sorry ens could either pay up or parked, and collects big of his work, adding his No. without any difficult decisions, it’s inevitable that the time they missed the fun of king prepare for a court battle.” bucks from innocent people one goal is to maintain a in Detroit when the Detroit will come when a seat on the board truly becomes a hot seat. who’d rather pay than good working relationship It nearly always centers around money or the lack of it as Parking Violations Bureau Cindy Selden’s next step hassle, Irving told Kowal- with the community. was to bring me into the the demands of labor on one side and the reluctance of said they were. ski: A state-certified Fire taxpayers to spend puts the board squarely in the middle. Instead, the article de- argument. In a letter to the “I would appreciate infor- Fighters Trainin Council scribed the Portland couple, violations bureau, she cited mation regarding the driv- and Red Cross CIf R instruc- ********** Cindy and Jerry Selden, as the “ghost-car scam” often ing condition of your ve- tor, DuFresne and his wife, i mgry about being fined for mentioned in this column. hicle at the time the ticket Cathy, have 2 daughters, \ parking their Chevy Blazer “Within days,” the State was It was noted on 6, and Rebbeca, 5. a issued. Renee, in a Detroit no-standing Journal reported, “she got the documents you submit- Dave Osentoski reported last week that he had a buyer zone when the Blazer was in letter back saying the bureau ted that authorization ..... to ready to re-open the automobiledealership building east of Wyoming, had‘reconsidered’ her proof road test the vehicle on area Cass City. It is now owned by the credit arm of General and decided to drop the Report no had streets, highways or else- I Motors. GO AHEAD, PROVE matter .’* where...’ was granted.:’ However, General Motors Corporation feels that the area . YOU’RE RIGHT market potential does not warrant granting a franchiseto re- A COLUMNIST’S Talk about dogged. Irving injuries in open. General Motors Acceptance Corporation feels that When Cindy Selden CONTRIBUTION suspects a Flint bump shop a re-opening would not be justified from a business stand- employee drove Kowalski’s point. I really feel bad about my car 140 miles to park over- To try and boost the deal, a petition campaign in the BUY contribution to the thwart- time in Demit. Never mind 1 mishaps business community is underway trying to persuade GM to ing of this grand effort to that Kowalski’s documents KIM DUFRESNE (above) recently I change its mind. (I saw them) prove a road Troopers from the state and I impress outsiders with the size and scope of Detroit’s test was NOT authorized. joined the staff at the DNR’s Cass City police post ih Car0 reported valiant battle against illegal The important point is that Field Office, where he serves as the no injuries in 4 vehicle acci- SELL parking. Who wouldn’t Irving remains hot on the dents that occurred in the area over the past week. The Weather through want to visit here after learn- trail. area’s new forest fire officer. ing that our Municipal Park- Irving’s contribution to Vehicles driven by Bruce High Low Predp. The ing Department actually Detroit’s image can’t really A. Messer of Car0 and Francis E, VanHorn, 3356 Tuesday, ...... 55.. .,W.. . .O believes a Portland couple be underestimated, but I’ll Wednesday., 54. ,O Washington St., Kingston, ...... 35 .... Chronicle would obtain fake receipts keep trying until someone The Thursday...... 58 ... .35..... 0 from Wyoming, photocopy intelligent at City Hall hears collided at the intersection Friday...... 48. ...36 .....-62’‘ Want them twice, and make 2 me. Perhaps if Councilman of Cemetery and Decker- Saturday...... %... .32 ...... 03“ ville roads in Novesta expensivephone callsjust to Eberhard began by stopping aim Sunday...... 62. ..,40, ....,O Ads avoid paying a $30 fine, the bad publicity caused by H Township Thursday. Monday...... 72 ...,SO.. ..,P.. . Call rather than for the principle the parking department, he Reports state Messer was (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) of proving they wouldn’t be could work his way up to westbound- on Deckmille 872- 2Q10 intimidated by bureaucratic keeping massacres out of Ne* Road at about 7:30 p.m. bOZOS. headlines. when VanHorn’s vehicle On the face of it, how can state tax-limitation laws to pulled out into the intersec- you not applaud the U.S. do it. tion. Supreme Court ruling that There is speculation that Both vehicles sustained says that ownership and the courts could also order moderate damage in the viewing of child porn mate- other local public institu- crash, according to troopers, rial in one’s home is a cause tions, mental hospitals and who cited VanHorn for fail- for criminal prosecution? prisons, to raise taxes to ing to yield the right of way. The reason that the court solve problems under this Also Thursday, Gerald E. OUR FARM said that the man in his home ruling. Rocheleau, Caro, reported $2.00 was not protected by the hitting a deer while driving Not only does this erode west on Deckerville Road OFF First Amendment guarantee our rights, but it leaves a FAMILIES: of freedom of expression east ofHurdsCornerRoadin was that the protection of huge hole for bureaucrats to Ellington Township. LARGE the children in the produc- forge ahead on a spending Reports indicate his ve- spree without a check by the hicle sustained minor dam- PIZZA tion was a legitimate excep- taxpayer. It’s shuddering to mires 5-15-90 GENERATIONS tion. age in the 9:30 p.m. mishap. think of what education A half hour earlier, a ve- If that decision would would cost if it weren’t deter obscene child pornog- hicle driven by Dennis H. necessary to face the tax- Morell, 5721 Rossman Rd,, NEW! Magnum OF BUILDING raphy, only a few weirdos payer for operating funds. would say it’s not a good Kingston, hit a deer in the Malt.Liquor exchange. The limitation on taxes westbound lane of Bay City- Realistically, how -many without a special vote in Forestville Road west of Only $1 .09+dep.400t. A STRONG Grassmere Road in Elkland I arrests will be made? We Michigan dates back to the Township...... :.:.:- have dope dealing almost great depression, While it ),>: .... wide open in many urban In the same township Sun- ...... *:.:.:. certainly has had its flaws, it 2:::: areas. day, Sandra K. Budreau of ...... AMERICA Story after story in all has worked for the over half .:.:._ media tell how defenseless century it has been in effect. Car0 reported hitting a deer home owners cry out for More important, both de- while driving east on Deck- police assistance which cisions put the power to erville road west of Dodge never comes. Just too many govern in the hands of the Road. The accident QC- As another Sphg Season begins, we’re cases, too few officers to courts and take it from us, curred at about 7:30 a.m., handle the needs. and it’s hard to see how that reports state. - proud to salute the families have It would be a rare day I who can be justified under the when authorities would take Constitution. made our nation the world leader in agri- the trouble to get a search warrant to catch a pedo- Nobody Beat culture.‘ phile. Killing child porn would be much more effective if AMEV Capital find... attention were focused on the big-volume dealers It’s your dedicated spiiit, genera tion rather than an individual buyer. After all, when the Nobodv. after genera tion, that sets the standard for film is in the can, the damage has been done. all to follow. While the true benefits of Among Growth and Income funds, AMEV Capital Fund was ranked: this decision are exceed- ingly slim, theerosion of our for 1989. rights is a cause for concern. #I Previously the viewing of And it’s ourprivilege, as well aspleasure, even obscene material in #1 for the 80s one’s home was protected. Wouldn ’tyou rather be with #I ? to be of service to you in every way we can. The law says that photo- Don’t forget ! graphs and other material Sunday, May 13. depicting child nudity is We have cards and Harris & Company illegal. In a strict sense, that gifts to help you make 6815 E. Cass City Rd., Cass City, MI 48726 could mean parents taking pictures of children taking a this a very spccial 51 7-872-2688 bath is cause for prosecu- Mother’s Day. For more complete information, call or write for a tion. *& prospectus. Be sure to read it carefully before investing. It was the second decision 1-800-872-2638 in recent weeks by the Su- .- preme Court that removes a AMEV Financial Group MEMBER FDIC little of our rights. AMEV Advistrs, Inc. (fund managtment) Coach Lighl AMEV Inwstors, Inr. (brokcr/dcalet; member SIPC) Pigeon 453-31 13 - Cas City 872-431 1 - The court now says that a Wstcrn Life Insurance Co. (Issuer of Insumnccl judge can or er a school PO.Box 64284 Caseville 856-2247 board to rai taxes to pay Pharmacy St. Paul, MN 55164 J GF lo mm *RnnLine$ hrwd on Lipper Annlj!icd Scrvicen Wtli%tics applicd Wicwcnkergtr for large-scale desegrega- Cass City 872-361 uni\*erxs. tion plans and can override PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN n Holbrook Area News Mrs. Thelma Jackson Phone 658-2347

BIRTHDAY PARTY at 3:30 Saturday. A recep- afternoon guest of Larry arrived home Saturday af- tion followed at the Candle- Silver and Tiffany in Bay ternoon after spending the Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Patter- light Banquet Center at Br- City. winter in Tombstone, Ariz. son of Utica, Mr. and Mrs. idgeport. Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey Mrs. Alex Cleland spent Jerry Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Knowles of Novi of Brown City and Stella Tuesday and Wednesday Randy Shroeder and Amy, spent the weekend with Mr. Leszczynski were Sunday with Bob Cleland Sr. in Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maurer and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. afternoon guests of Mr. and Water ford. andMrs, Greg Gordon,Erin, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mrs. Evm Gibbard, Courtney and Brandy were McTaggart were Friday Visitors at the home of Mr. Sunday guests of Mr. and evening guests of Kathryn and Mrs. Jack Krug last EXTENSION TOUR -.--Tyrrell. I week were Mrs, Barbara Mrs. Marvin Hill and family at Parisville in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Glen S hagena Lamkie, Monday, Mrs. Charlotte Particka, Donna Adam Hill's third birthday. were Monday evening Howard Louks, Tuesday, Walsh, Olga Schneeberger, guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Carol Ann Hart and Jean Clarke, S tells* ****** George King and Jim. Stacy, who brought in sup- Leszczynski, Lillian Gib- and Mrs. Henry Sofka t Mr. per for her parents Wednes- bard, Manha Keyser and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker spent Sunday morning at the by* Velma Cleland were among were Monday supper and homes of Susan Sofka at Mr. and Mrs. ,Al Anthes of a group of the Huron County GIFTS evening guests of Mr. and Davison and Mr. and Mrs. Gagetown, Mr. and Mrs. Extension group who went in Coach Light's Mrs. Cliff Jackson. David Main and John on Kevin O'Connor, Danny on a tow Thursday of Old Brenda Tyrrell of Reese their way home after spend- and Shane of Minden City Saginaw ,Japanese Tea Gar- National Brand Name spent the weekend with ing the winter at Arcadia, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary den and a drive around Kathryn Tyrrell. Fla. Nowaszyk were Sunday Ojibway Island. The group Mrs. David Hacker visited dinner guests of and went to Schuch's Hotel for 5. COSMETIC Mr. and Mrs. Glen S hagena Mr, visited Mr, and Mrs. Harlan Mrs. Earl Schenk Monday, Mrs. Kevin Robinson, Tracy luncheon and visited an an- CHARLIE@ and Mrs. Stanley Car0 Mr. and Chris. tique warehouse before \ Concentrated Cologne Spray, Trisch near Tuesday JONTUEm DE PA RTME NT evening. Glaza were Tuesday dinner Valerie Wasserman and going to Birch Run to Fac- 1.15 oz. with FREE GIFT of guests of and Mrs. Cologne Spray, 1.15 02. with FREE Perfume Purse Spray, .33 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Soh Mr. Le- Mary were Wednesday af- tory Direct for shopping and GIFT of Perfume Purse Spray and Krysten were Sunday onard Gornowich at Harbor ternoon guests of Mr. and dinner at the mall before evening guests of Mr. and Beach. Mrs. Larry Konkel. returning home at 8:30 in the Mrs. Henry Sofka. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer evening. Mrs. Earl Schenk spent O'Henley, Horace Croft, Thursday with Beatrice Bill Sweeney and Mr. and Hundersmarck in Bdd Axe. Mrs. Marshall Sparling and Intermediate school WIND Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle Marsha Lee Carlson were ENJOLI and Tommy of Cass City Sunday afternoon guests of were Monday evening Edanna Sweeney and rl SONG David. honor roll announced Concent rated Cologne Spray guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cologne Cologne Spray Farrelly. Tiffany Marie Glaza, in- Spray 1.8 02. 2.9 oz. Reva Silver was a Wednes- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kennie Glaza, was $995 day supper and evening $1095 guest of Mr.and Mrs. Gerald baptized at the 8 a.m. Mass Wills. at S,t. John's Catholic (52Ooo value) ($15" value) Mrs. Hiram Keyser was a Church in Ubly by Father Tuesday guest of Mr. and Peter Gaspeny. Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Curtis Cleland. SteveGlaza of Streamwood, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ill., were sponsors. Dinner LaPeer were Sunday after- guests after the christening, noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with FREE purse perfume 2 02. Body Silk in a decorative tray Merle Kitchen in Cass City. Orville Glaza, were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sage- Mrs. Steve Glaza and family man were Sunday afternoon of Streamwood, Ill., Rose guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Niemic, Mr. and Mrs, Leo tin Sweeney. Lemanski, Joe Niemic and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Glaza. McKnight of Bad Axe were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills Monday evening guests of were Friday evening guests Mr, and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. of Reva Silver. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Mrs. Ken Osentoski spent go Beautifully Together were Saturday evening Thursday with Mrs. Alex guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cleland, Carol Laming and Mrs. Herbert Hichens. 100% Leather Shagena. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Glaza Mi. and Mrs. Jerry Cle- 1-Year Guarantee and Timmy of Illinois were land, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Monday guests of Mr. and Doerr and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Stanley Glaza. Curtis Cleland attended the Mrs. Dale Hind and Ashley wedding of Colleen McIn- Harris visited Mr. and Mrs. tosh and Bill Sontag at the Gerald Wills Saturday. Shabbona RLDS Church at TIMEX WATCHES Mrs. George Jackson came 4 o'clock Saturday. A recep- 100's to choose from.. .. .On( home Thursday evening af- tion followed at Dom Polski ter spending several days Hall near Caro. just right for Mom. All jus1 with Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar of right for your budget. Jackson Jr. at Oxford. Homer were Friday evening I -- Tami Wolf, Ron Pearce guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Adam of Wyandotte, Evans Gibbard. Mr. and Mrs. James Mark of Mi and Mrs. Gaylord Weer of Cas City were Nathan Hendrick, Janice SIMULATED %e Best Moms Milan, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoppe, Joie Humes, Ronald Give Mom a Kodak 9 Walker and Agnes Martin Thursday afternoon guests Jackson, Jason Kilbown, ENGRAVED were among a group who of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jamie Luana, Nathan Le- BUSlNESSCARDS LaPeer. Available 1-Color .i Deserve the Best attended Scott Pearce's first Valley, Jeff Little, Dawn ,- communion at St. Stanley's Mrs. Charlie Corbishley, Longuski. or 2-Color S-100 EF Catholic Church at Wyan- Charles and Christopher of Karis~aMcIntosh, Emily The Chronicle w/elec. flash Cfwcolutes. dotte at 12:15 Sunday. A Cass City were Friday eve- dinner was served later at the ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr, and Mrs. Don \

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HarrislHampshire Agency,ph#lr lnc, 8724351 6815 E. Cas City Road, Cass Ci CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ..... h Motorcycle Safety ...... Shabbona/Snover Area News classes are scheduled Down Memory Lane From the files of the Chronicle I Lucille Crittenden 313-672-9294 I Like spring flowers, mo- designed for students under torcycles begin to appear 18 and those adults with An open house was held dinner and program featur- Church was the winner of a with the warmer weather, little or no riding experi- for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ing traditional Gospel Sunday School attendance and to ensure the safe use of ence. Bikes will be provided Cameron April 21. The wed- Music with the “Alleluia contest against Faith F.M. motorcycles, the Car0 Com- and students must be at least ding of Ken and Darlene Trio.” Prizes will be given Church and were treated to munity Education Office 16 years old. The same rid- Mater took place Dec. 27, in ‘unusual’categories. The a dinner and program at will be offering 2 different ing gear as the Performance 1989, in Mesa, AZ. They are church is located at the Faith Church in Snover FIVE YEARS AGO was caught in-the surf off the fm’s28th anniversary. motorcyclesafety classes. Based Class is required for Thompson Creek in the Receiving the gifts were now residing on the family comer of M-19 and Decker- Sunday afternoon, May 6. this course also. The class farm on Mushroom Road. ville Road. The fust class is the Per- Terri L. Leino, N. Seeger Upper Peninsula. Mrs. Oran Hughes, Mrs. They were presented a formance Based Class and is will meet June 8,9 and 10. Mrs. Joyce Cameron, Ms. Capitola McKee of plaque as winners by SL, has been awarded a Loss was estimated at Bob Groth, Mrs. Patrick Snover and John H. McKee for those 18 years or older Pre-registration is required mother of the groom, re- Duane Jerome, Sunday Taylor University 4-year $32,000 in a fire that de- Rabideau, Mrs. Glenn turned from wintering in of Drayton Plains announce School Superintendent at who have experience riding for both classes, with a lim- merit scholarship. She is Churchill and Mrs. Harvey Arizona for the celebration. the engagement of their motorcycles. All students ited number of spots avail- stroyed a storage building Faith. Accepting the plaque one of about 2,450 winners and its contents Sunday Kritzman. The Mother and Daugh- daughter, Robin Lynne, to for Caro were Mrs. Ruth are required to provide their able. Intereqted persons can announced by the National Two teachers with a com- ter Banquet for Faith Free Todd Allen Mucha, son of Atherton along with Rev. own bike, helmet, full obtain more information by night. Ownerofthe building Mrs. Leonard Mucha, Merit Scholarship Corpora- on Robinson Road in Ever- bined total of over 50 years Methodist Church will be De- and Mrs. Don Healy. gloves, eye protection,long- calling the community edu- tion. held in the church fellow- ckerville: A Jurie 23 wed- A Spring Seminar, spon- green Township was Wil- in the Cas City school sys- sleeve arm protection and cation office at 673-3166, Two prisoners are being tem will retire this spring. ship room Saturday, May ding is planned. sored by Ladies Bible Clas- ankle-hig h footwear. ext. 241, liam Zink. 12, at 6:30 p.m. with a buffet Caro Free Methodist ses of Flint area, will meet sought by hw enforcement Mi. and Mrs. Frank They are Mis. Ella Price and Students under 18 with a, Car0 Community Educa- officials after they escaped Mrs. George Diflman. Monday, May 21, at 9:30 tion is the only organization McComb returned home a.m. to 12:OO noon. The valid driver’s license may be from Camp Tuscola, the eligible if they have exten- in Huron, Sanilac, and Tus- Sunday from a month’s trip event features television new minimum security to California, where they 35 YEARS AGO q Professional and Busjness sive off-road experience. A cola Counties to offer the personality Gene Riley and prison at Wahjamega, Fri- visited their son. Manager Peter Brooks of riding pre-test will be given motorcycle courses. Suc- day afternoon. Robert Fritz, a sophomore Family Life Radio, Mid- prior to the class for all 16 cessful completion of one of The 1985 Citizen of the 25 YEARS AGO and pre-law student at Alma DI RECTORY land. It will be held at West and 17-year-old riders. these courses is required for Year award was presented to College, was winner in the Court Street Church of God, Class date for this Perform- younger riders (arecom- Tom Proctor by 1984 Citi- junior division of the Detroit 2920 W. Court St., Flint. The ance Based Class is May 19. mended for oIder riders) Beryl Copeland, daughter seminar is free and a smor- zen of the Year winners, of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Times Tournament of Ora- The second course is called before they can obtain their Geraldine Prieskorn and tors, May 4, in the Western ACCOUNTANT$ PHYSICIANS gasbord dinner at 12:OO the 20-Hour Class and is motorcycle endorsement. Copeland of Cass City, is noon is $5. Reservations for Tom Herron. The 1985 slated to graduate May 18 Michigan collegiate bracket the luncheon must be sent Junior Citizen of the Year from the Virginia Farrell of the contest. Andenon, Tuckey ! IDr. Jeffrey Crowlev I to Mrs. June Davis, 402 Al- award was presented to Julie Bernhardt & Co., P.C. T. Hurd lauded by Career Beauty School in Dr. H.T.Donahue of Cass Chiropractor lendale, Flint, Mich. 48503 Smith by John Maharg. Lincoln Park. Following her City will participate in a Certified PUMic Accountants or call 313-234-5474 or 313- The monthly meeting of Gary Anderson. CPA - 673-3137 5986 E. Cass City Rd. graduation, she will assume special hour-long public Robert Tudrey. CPA - 872-3730 742-8027 by Friday, May 11. United Methodist Women duties a beautician at service program, “The Jerry Bernhardt, CPA - 673-3137 Cass City (M-81) If interested in sharing a WMU art department as Val- was held Monday evening in Helen’s Beauty Shop in iant Heart,” on WNEM-TV Phone 872-4241 ride for the seminar only, Trinity Church. Mrs. John 715 E. Frank St.. Caro. MI I1 I call Lucille Crittenden by A Gagetown area resident Hurd was awarded the Cass City. on Sunday, May 15. and Marshall presided at the Hazen Guinther Cass 6261 Church St. Harold T. Donahue Friday, May 18, 313-672- is among 32 outstanding Lydia Siedschlag Scholar- of Seven Cass City men are Cass City, MI 9294. ship, a $360 award given business meeting and Vir- City was named Band among 37 county men re- PhoM 872- M.D., A.A,F.P. students honored by the annually to an outstanding ginia Hartwick led devo- Booster president at the cently released from active I 4074 Hill Street Cass City High graduates Western Michigan Univer- art major living in Siedsch- tions. Guest speaker was organization’s annual service. They are: Robert Cass City from the Shabbona United sity Department of Art at a Probate Judge Wallace recent departmental awards lag Hall, a WMU residence Awards Banquet Tuesday Wood, James Turner, COUNSELIN& - 872-2323 Methodist Church were hall. The award, given to Kent. night at the high school. Frederick Ross, Benjamin mice hours weekdays honored Sunday during the ceremony. except Thursday She is Tammy S. Hurd, students who have a mini- Five Cass City mothers Gruber, James A. Cutler, 00 YOU HAVE A regular worship service fol- mum grade point average of TEN YEARS AGO were presented decorated Alfred Cooklin and Clar- DRINKING PROBLEM? lowed a potluck dinner. 7625 Huron Line Rd., a jun- Dr. J. Geisslnger by 3.0, is named in honor of the cakes and cake dishes by ence Schneeberger. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Graduates this year include ior studying graphic design. Dana Laurie pitched a no- AND AL-ANON Chiropractor late chairperson of the art Sommers’ Bakery. Mrs. Pvt. and Mrs. Clinton Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. Kevin Smith, Jeff Bader and hitter Tuesday afternoon as J.D. Sommers presented the Esckilsen are spending his Marsha Laming. department. Good ShepherdLutheran Church Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. - Hurd, 20, a 1987 graduate she guided Owen-Gage to a cakes in conjunction with 30-day furlough here. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 10-0 softball over visit- Tuesday Evenings 8:oO p.m, 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. The Shabbona United of Cass City High School, is win St Pancratius Parish Hall Basement Sat. 9-12 a.m. the daughter of Duane and ing Carson v i 1le-Port cass city Methodist Women held I 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. their regular meeting Wed., Diane Hurd, Gagetown. Sanilac, She struck out five PUT i Across from IGA store May 2 at the church with Her future plans include a and walked three. Becky DENTISTS Howard clobbered a triple Phone Caro daughters and friends as career in advertising. 6734464 guests. and home run for the win- ners. Carol Gosh and Julie [WANT ADS I R. Paul Chappl, ODs, PC - Mr. A. J. Coon of Flint was Family Dentistry the speaker for the evening. Andrakowicz each hit three, Richard A. Hall, D.O. singles. [ TO WORK FOR YOU I Comprehensive Orthodontics Mr. Coon is a volunteer Osteopathic Physician missionary at the Dort-Oak Back in the news again is 6240 Hill, Cass City 4674 Hill St. The word ye, in such ex- Dick Szarapski. Nearly The Cass City, Michigan Park Neighborhood House pressions as “Ye Olde Phone 872-3870 in Flint. Shoppe,“ is pronounced every year this veteran an- 8’1214446 gler up with a trophy- Office 872-4725 Home 872-4762 Helen Copeland, Virginia like the word the. The let- comes ter y in Anglo-Saxon indi- sized fish. This year’s catch 1 Cass City Chronicle I -. Auslander and Virginia cated the same th sound i.)* HEALTH CARE Heronemus were hostesses is a steelhead trout weighing ”I as apparent in the current just under 15 pounds, and Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. for the evening. Tammy S. Hurd speliing. IMMEDIATE Surgeon NON-EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE Specialist in Stomach and Bowel Problems $25 tee Including physician’s fee mnd clinic rmm 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Cash Basis, and we mll give Saturday 9 to 12 noon you a statement - Thursday No Appointment Usually Closed Necessary 6 00-8 30 p m Fndays 6230 Hospital Drive 2 30-830 p m Saturdays io 00 am -8 30 p m Sunday Cass City, MI 48726 HILLS AND DALES Phone 8724611 HOSPITAL Home 072-3130 Mother’s Day Special l- MOTHER’S DAY I‘ Mother% Day A Dr. E. Paul Lockwood HOME CARE Chiropractic Physician

otfb Hours: Mon., Tu#., WM., THUMB AREA ’ Frl. S12 noon 8nd 2-6 pm SUNDAY 12MAY to 9 p.m. 13 HOME CARE AGENCY clond: thundry ad&turd.y Nursing, Physical, Occupational Phon8 872-2765 Cam PRIME RIB Mom’s Dinner b Speech Therapy City for Appolntrrtent ALL YOU CAN €AT Nurse Aides BAKED HAM DINNER 4.95 Chicken Chow Mein Medicare, Medicaid 8. $895 $475chlldrrn Blue Cross Certified CHICKEN DINNER Salisbury Steak Your hxally owned, private, Baron‘of Beef and Roast Pork carved or nonprofit, full service Beatrlz G. Martin, M.D. *‘FREE Individual the line. Ham, Baked Chicken, E3akec Home Care Agency lnternal Medicine and Deep Fried Fish, Swedish Meatballs,- (517) 674-0746 Shrimp, Egg Rolls,OnionRings, Mashed 1 (800) 358-4749 4672 Hill St. Potatoes, Stuffing, Sweet Potatoes, Cass City, MI \ Vegetable, Cajun Steak Fries, Peel & Eat- INSURANCE Phone8724331 ‘ Shrimp, Large Salad Bar and Dessert \ ‘SOMMERS’ Don’t Forget Our OFFICE HOURS: Allen Witherspoon Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.4 p.m. New England Life SUNDAY BRUNCH *J NEL Growth Fund Saturday 8 a.m.-noon Sanlng Q11:30 cm. t NEL Equtty Fund c- NEL Income Fund ALL YOU SqS5 $285chlldrmn 4F Accepting New Patients .6 Money Market Series CAN EAT :: Phone 872-2321 : 4615 Oak Cass City I WILDWOOD I$ I$ b I N. Y. Yun, M.D~ OPTOMETRIST Physician 8 Surgeon Office Hours: Pbonm 8724371 i Open e ~m.to 0 p.m Wly Dr. David Batzer Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Frl. & Sat. Opan 24 Hn. Optometrist Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Horpltal Drive 4624 Hill St. 6232 Cam City Cass City ...... OtriCe 8724733 . Office Houm: Res. 8724257 Mort.-Fri.,9:OO-4:30 872-3404 __~_~~ VETERINARIANS Swing: 0

% e COMPANION ANIMAL On a Optometrist HOSPITAL 0 Primary Vision Center P.C. 6505 E Main, Cas Cty 4438 S. Seeger St. 8724374 or 872-4375 Cass City - Phone 872-2255 IRfO Rod Ellis, D.V.M. Hours: Monday thru Carol Galka-€1118, D.V.M. Friday 9-5 Chicken, Ham, Shrimp, Baked & Deep Fried Special Appointments Available Fish, Mashed Potatoes, Dressing, Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Salad Bar, Dessert Table. Veterinarian b PHYSICIANS 0 Farm and 0 RESTAURANT Please, call for reservations Pet Animals 3 BALU K., M.D. Phone 872-2935 Lunch Daily 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. $795 4040 N. C8U CHy Obstetrician & Gynecologist m., Reservations requested 70 North Elk Street W Sandusky. MI 4.6471 .0 Located at Phone (313) 648-4733 This space could . 872 Phone-4 2 Cass cily Om- hUH: be yours for i ROLLING HILLS GOLF COURSE i 00 CHARMONT Mon., Tues , Thun.. Fn. 9 io 5 - Appintments only as little as $1.75 . Cass City AmHoun all . 6586 E. (313) 648-3770 t Phone 872-3569 Milligan Rd. : per week. e mww- @..mOOO.O...*a I ...... CASS CITY, MICHlGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY.MAY 9.1990 PAGE SEVEN Good times Area seniors invited to visit a meal 4 site during Older Americans Month Good food, good friends iors. ONE OF 106 will have the opportunity to and a fine time. Those who decide to try the take part in several events Ask any one of several area Cas City Meal Site will Vargo is one of some 106 during Older Americans residents why they can be find, interestingly, that the older residents who attend Month, including Senior found at the Cass City Senior local meal site not only ca- one of 7 meal sites in Tus- Power Day, slated for May 15 at the Lansing Civic ” Meal Site Monday, ters to seniors, it’s managed cola County each day, ac- . Wednesday and Friday af- by an area senior, Ann cording to HDC Executive Center, and the Tri-County ternoons, and chances are Stepka, 83. Director Mary Ann Vande- Senior Spring Ball, May 23 good that will be their an- Stepka, who worked to mark, who noted another at the Colony House, Cass . swer. establish the local meal site, 200 to 225 seniors citizens City. . “We come for the fellow- which first opened at the receive home delivered Additional information on - ship,” Bruce Holcomb, Cass First Presbyterian Church 6 meals in the county daily. both events (including City, remarked Friday at the or 7 years ago, says she usu- Aside from Cass City, transportation), as well as , meal site, located at the ally hosts 15 or 16 seniors Tuscola County’s meal sites other activities, is available by calling the Human Devel- ’ Good Shepherd Lutheran each Monday, Wednesday are located in Caro, King- Church. and Friday. ston, Mayville, Vassar, Fair- opment Commission in Tu- “We’ve lived here for 50 “They get together to visit, grove and Millington. cola County (i-800-w- ISABELLE SEELEY (left) and assistant cook Diana Kennard serve up lunch to years,” he said. “We enjoy it they play (Bingo) and they Sanilac County, meanwhile, 6394 or 673-4121), Huron more than 20 seniors who attended the Cass City Meal Site, located at the Good very much; we have good have a good time,” she has 10 meal sites and Huron County (269-9901) or , meals. We look forward to cornmented. County, 5. Sanilac County (313-648- Shepherd Lutheran Church, Friday afternoon. , it.” About 45 percent of the 4497). . His wife, Thelma, added, NICE FOR THEM cost of the meal program is . “Old friends we’ve known paid for with a grant from the for years. . .we get to visit Region VI1 Area Agency on “We make it nice for Aging. The remaining 55 ‘ withthem.” them,” she said, adding she ’ The Holcombs aren’t percent is covered by USDA tries to do a little something reimbursements, senior mil- alone, In fact, senior citi- extra on special occasions. zens in the Thumb enjoy lages and donations (a sug- can “We take good care of the same food and friendship gested donation of about them .” $1.25 is requested at the at any one of 22 meal sites Stepka is assisted by her across Tuscola, Huron and meal sites). daughter, Isabelle Seeley, a Vandemark acknowledged Sanilac counties. former long time hospital Area residents 60 years and socialization is an important dietary worker who handles aspect of the meal sites, but older and their spouses are therecord keeping, serves getting a special invitation as pointed out that much more ’ a volunteer driver and nutri- is offered. to visit a meal site in May, tion aide and, in general, “ Older American’s month, “It gets them socializing, lends a helping hand where but it also gives them access by .officials at the Human it’s needed. A Development Commission, The pair work together to to a lot of information,” she which administers the pro- explained, adding various provide a very precious meal sites occasionally offer - gram, as well as several commodity - - companion- others geared towards sen- blood pressure and choles- ship, terol checks, as well as guest “A lot of them are alone,” speakers who discuss issues Seeley remarked. Without “ of importance to seniors. 38 attend the meal site, “I think a lot of The meals program also 0-Gseniors them would be pretty lonely. helps some older residents i They like to get out and maintain their independ- I meeting socialize and eat with some- ence, (&ISTILL haven’t retired,” Ann Stepka one.” And that, Vandemark indi- Mary Vargo, Cass City, cated, is one of the biggest (left), manager of the Cass City Meal Thirtyeight members of one of more than 20 seniors dividends of the program. GOOD FOOD, GOOD friends and a fine time can be found Site, says. Stepka, 83, and her daugh- the Owen-Gage Senior Citi- at the meal site Friday, “Our seniors are very valu- at the Cass City Meal Site, one of 22 such facilities open to zens Club met at the parish agred. able,” she added. ter, Isabelle Seeley (right), work to- hall of St. Agatha’s Church “I live alone and have for seniors aged 60 and older in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac gether to ensure the local program runs in Gagetown for a potluck 17 years. Instead of getting Editor’s note: Area seniors dinner Thursday. used to it, it’s getting more counties. smoothly. lonely,’, she said. Thirteen blood pressures “There are some days that I 1 a a A were taken. Florence don’t talk to anybody for 2 or ,& *%hell gave the dinner Warren eyes road commission seat prayer. 3 days at a time, but I come out here and I can get a The afternoon meeting square meal and meet the sioner and was chairman of Corp. and the county’s was called to order by Pres- ladies I used to know 15 or the board for 2 consecutive Home Health Advisory ident Elma Miklovich. 20 years ago.” years. Committee. ,‘ ksBeach read a humor- Warren is currently chair- He also serves as a volun- ous reading, Florence man of the Sanilac County teer member of the Sanilac Schell read a poem about Board of Public Health and Medical Care Facility’s Pa- I +howher “get up” has gone Walk-a-thon is.a current member of the tien t Advisory Council. : and Miklovich read a poem Sanilac County Board of Warren is on his third term Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac ,% - - , about mothers. raises $2,130+ Peck for 20 yeak Mental Health.- a Brown City council- as 700 N. State St.. Caro Ph. 673-2171 I It was noted that Senior He served 2 terms as a keisapastchairmanofthe man. I I :;Power Day is May 15 and for family Sanilac County Commis- Sanilac Transportation :, there is a Senior Ball at the : Colony House May 23. Any- one interested in going can A walk-a-thon held re- Arson fires costly contact Isabelle Seeley at cently in Cass City to benefit 872-3588, the family- of Becky About fourteen percent of this fire, and a major recrea- Emmons raised some the wildfires in Michigan tion area had to be evacu- :: Gerry Carolan and $2,130 in pledges and dona- each year are set deliber- ated. ::'Amass Anthes won the door tions. ately. These incendiary fires , prizes. Money is still coming in, tend to be larger, and more Persons who have informa- according to walk-a-thon costly to suppress, than fwes tion concerning any suspi- organizer Sue Pawloski, started from other causes. cious wildfire are asked to i Report wheel who called the event “a suc- Arson fires can be ex- call the Michigan Arson cess and a wonderful trib- tremely destructive. An ar- Hotline: 1-80044-ARSON, : capsstolen ute,” to Becky, a Gagetown Robert L, Warren son fire in Ogemaw County The caller’s name will be area teen who died last burned 500 acres, and de- kept anonymous, and, if the month after a lengthy battle He has been a resident of stroyed 3 cabins, a pole barn, information given leads to 4 Cas City police recently with cancer. Sanilac County almost 34 and a travel trailer. A DNR an arrest, the caller may investigated the larceny of 4 Pawloski said the most years. firefighter was burned on receive a reward. wheel center caps from a spirited couple taking part in 1 pickup truck. the walk-a-thon were Gay- t: t: According to reports, Jef- lord and Charlotte Lapeer, frey S. Wallace, 4748 Cass City, who walked 2.2 Schweigler Rd., Cass City, miles. The youngest was * told palice he discovered the * Becky Turner, 5, who Dave Rabideau is Board’s New & Used Prep Man. Dave is a 1986 graduate of Cass City High School and a lifetime resident of Cass caps missing Saturday while walked the 4.2 mile course . the vehicle was parked at the with the aid of her older sis- Tharmont, 6138 E. Cass ter. City. Previous to joining Board’s staff in June of 1989, Dave was employed as a service advisor at the now defunct Scott Chevy/Olds. o ‘City Rd. A total of 64 persons par- .. Total value of the caps is ticipated in the fund raiser, Dave’s contribution to Board’s National Award Winning Sewice Department is substantial. Dave enjoys motorcycling in his free time ’ estimated at $100. Pawloski said. *NOTICE The regular May meeting of the Cass City Village Council will be held May 29, I990 at 7:OO p.m. MUNICIPAL BUILDING 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan Joyce A. LaRoche, Village Clerk PAGE EIGHT 0 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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Andre’ Damm remained Hatchet Invitational at Bad Long jump - Stacer , CPS, FLIGHT 1 Keith Pobanz 14 undefeated in North Central Axe Saturday. 14’11%”. Elwyn Helwig 17 Ken Jensen 12 Thumb League track com- A complete list of winners, 2 mile relay - Kingston, Tom Craig 16 Dave Weeks 10 petition by winning both the their times and distances: 12.55. Jim Apley 15 Paul Bessler 8 100 and meter dashes at 110 low hurdles - Plane, Don Ouvry 15 Bob Bredemeyer 8 200 Jim Peyerk 15 Kingston Tuesday. Shot put - Stark, K, K, 19.17. Jack Burns 8 100 yard Damm, Don Work Host Kingston (123), how- 37’3%”. dash - 15 Rick Doerr 8 D~BCUS- Norcross, OG, OG, 14.08. Billy Coston 14 Alden Asher 7 ever, dominated the meet 97’1”. 880 yard relay Owen- Don Hilbig 14 that also included schools - Don Hazard 7 High jump - McLaughlin, Gage, 2:M.M. Dale McIntosh 14 Doug O’D611 7 from Peck (53,Carsonville K,5’9”. Mile run - Dereszynski, Newel1 Harris 13 Clayton Sawdon 7 Port-Sanilac (48) and jump - Eadzinski, P, K,6.26. Dieter Roth 12 RonEric GeigerKing ’3 Caseville (13.5). The ‘Dogs 18’314 . 440 yard relay - CPS, Dave Hoard 10 ** finished with 40 points. Pole vault - McLaughlin, 1:OO.M. Bill Kritzman 9 Don Roemer .** K,9’6”. 440 y‘ud hsb - Hiasaki, Dave Batzer 8 Coach hie Besonen, 2 mile relay - Kingston, K,1.19.16. Paul Chappel 8 ** Scores to be adjusted who proudly boasts of his 10:03. 330 low hurdles - Plane, Jerry Toner 8 when handicaps estab- boys’ 400 and 800 meter 140 high hurdles - K, 59.42. Tim Cummings 7 lished. teams, was pleased with his McLaughlin, K, 16:81. 800 yard dash - Dere- WINNERS OF THE GAVEL CLUB’S annual 4 man John Maharg 7 400 meter relay team that 100 yddnsh - Damm, szynski, K, 2:S.M. scramble, held Saturday at Rolling Hills Golf Course, are: Rich Tate LEAGUE HONOR ROLL posted a winning time of OG, 11.7. 220 yprd Qsh - Stacer, Dick Wallace 7 880 yard run - Corliss, K, CPS, 30.79. Ken Zdrojewski 6 Low Actual Round for 50.46, but was disheartened (from left) Russ Biefer, Tom MacAlpine, Bob Schott and Phil Jason McCallum when the same runners mis- 2:26. 2 mile run - Curry, K, 5 Year - Jack Burns - 36. Mile run McLaughlin, K, 15.56. Retherford. The team posted a 10 under score of 60. handled a baton exchange in - 5:M. 1 mile relay - Kingston, FLIGHT 2 WEEKLY the 800 meter relay, which 440 yprd reby - Owen- 5:33. Jack Burns 17 possibly cost the team a first Gage, 50.46. Mark Swanson 16 Flight 1 $om Craig - 38. place finish. 440 yddrsh - Gadzinski, Doug Herringshaw 15 Flight 2 - Jack Burns - 36. P, 58.6. Myles Smith 15 Flight 3 - Mike Becking In the girls’ competition, SSO low hurdles - 0-G in key clash Don Schelke 14 and Todd Comment - 41. CPS nipped Kingston 83 to McLaughlin, K, 47.69. Clark Erla 13 Flight 4 - Bert Althaver, 74, while Owen-Gage fin- 800 yard relay - Kingston, Brian Reinhardt 13 Craig Bellew and Ken Jen- ished a distant third with a 1: 47.42. for North Central George Ridge 12 sen - 45. team total of 52. 200 yard dash - Damm, Randy Sherman 11 OG, 25.64. Jim Smithson 11lo Bowler of Maelin Damm was the S mile run - McLaughlin, League crown Don Erla only Bulldog lady to record K,12:25. Russ Biefer a fustplace finish. It came in 1 mile relay - Peck, 4:ll. Kim Glaspie theweek Scott Murphy 8 I the 100 meter dash, where GIRLS George Bushong 7 her time of 14:08 topped the Shot put - Dewliny, P, Gene Kloc 7 The Thumb Area 5-school pack. Jerry Houghton 6 Women’s Bowling Associa- The Bulldogs will compete m94w. Discus Dewliny, P, 75’3”. League title chase last week, Bob Stickle 5 tion Bowler of the Week for in a couple of invitationals - PECK GAMES High jump - Dereszynski, picking up 3 wins in 4 tries Clarke Haire ** April 15-21 was Barb this week, including the P,4’6”. and extending their league The Bulldogs swept the Jack Hool ** Miller, with a 585 actual mark to 6-2. Dennis Krug ** series. visiting Peck Pirates Mon- Fred Leeson Owen-Gage’s next league day by iden tical scores of 6- encounter will be Thursday 1.As usual, Koch and Stirrett 17 UblyShe Lumber bowls for on thethe teamSunday of Hawk boys fall when Billy’s diamond 9 FLIGHT 3 Daryl Iwankovitsch travels to Deckerville. The handled the mound work for Todd Comment 16 Night 7 & 7 MixedLeague at in title chase... contest could very well de- Owen-Gage and registered John Haire 15 Bad Axe Lanes. cide the NCTL pennant, as the wins. John Neumann 15 the Eagles stand one game in The pair struck out 18 and Phil Gray 14 Other 550 and higher series Cas City’s hopes for a scored 2 unearned runs in the front of the Bulldogs at 7- 1. Dan Hitler 14 bowled were: Gail Soper, fifth, when Langenburg limited the Pirates to just 5 Thumb B Association base- Kevin Koch extended his hits on the afternoon. Stan Guinther 12 559, Bad Axe Zanes; Grace ball title were dashed last out Copeland only to Dick Haley struck record to 4-0 against North Owen-Gage opened both lo Rifenbark, 558, Bad Axe week as the Hawks lost have the ball get by the Huron Thursday, besting Keith Adelberg Lanes,; Denise Kozlowski, contests with 2-run fust in- Avery Kaplan twice to Bad Axe and split catcher and allow runners on Jim Kmnig 6- 1. 557, Biff‘s, Kinde; Mary second and third to score. nings. Mike Neumann with Marlette. In both games Kady Anne Carder, 556, Bad Axe It’s easy tqsum up why we Robertson picked up 2 hits In the nightcap, the ‘Dogs and MERLE FARVER, of Elkton, is all Dick Peterson sufferedtheir only loss of the Abbe scored the winners’ Wes Neumann 6 Lanes; Mary ‘Sweeney, 555, lost, Coach Doug Hall said. in a losing cause. Steve Zigich 5 Bad Axe Lanes, and Donna Brent Sturtevant started week, a heart breaker in fust runs. smiles after acing Rolling Hill’s 5th We just weren’t able to hit at Abbe enjoyed a splendid John Agar ** Wischmeyer, 553, Char- all. Ow pitching was good on the mound against Mar- extra innings, 3-2. Chad hole Saturday. Farver used a pitching day on offense, going 3-5, Mike Becking ** mont, Cass City. enough to win all of the lette Thursday and it just Stirrett wason themound for Dan Dickinson ** the losers. including 2 doubles, while wedge on the 102 yard hole to record games, he added. wasn’t his day. He pitched to raising his team leading Bill Ewald ** The Bowler of the Week just 4 batters before being Koch got all the runs he ** for April 8-14 was Grace In the Bad Axe double- average to his first career hole-in-one. Gary Jones header played Monday, relieved by Graham as the neededinthevisitors’firstat ,500. Mike Lefler ** Rifenbark, with a 568 actual April 30, Cass City lost by Red Raiders scored twice. bats in the opener. Ed Miles Series. Senior *Bryan Abbe Kevin Vincent ** identical 4-1 scores. The Graham then pitcRed a She bowls for the team of. first game was decided in the one-hitter until he allowed a doubled in the game’s first run and then rode home on a FLIGHT 4 19 PizzaNightLadies’ Hut oh LeagueatBad: the Monday first 2 innings. Jason hit in the first extra inning 0-G splits twin bills Craig Bellew Stirrett single. Robertson was touched for that scored the winning run. J.R. Boldizsar 15 AxeLanes. 6 hits and 4 runs in these The Hawks got back into Koch, who holds a stirring Anton Peters 1.30 ERA, allowed only 2 The Owen-Gage softball Monday the Bulldogs’ bats Ricker and Tkacz handled innings before being re- the game with a run in the were silenced as Pirate hurl- Owen-Gage’s pitching du- Tom Schweigel 15 The only other 550 and hits and struck out 8. team ended the week much lieved by Greg Graham. third on hits by Sturtevant ers Deanna Kip and Shelly ties and suffered the losses. Ken Tiseo 15 higher series bowled that Graham shut the door on the and Mark her and tied it in Leading 4-1, Owen-Gage better than they started it. Bert Althaver week was by Sue Arnott, Thursday the Bulldogs Ross limitd the hosts to Owen-Gage will travel to 14 Hatchets the rest of the way. the fourth on hits by added 2 insuranceruns in the Phil Moses 14 598, Bad Axe Lanes. 6th inning. swept a twin bill at. North only 5 hits on the night. The meet Deckerville Thursday. .Tohn Niebrzydoski ,: Copeland was effective in Robertson and Scott Dillon. duo also struck out io. 14 the clutch. He blanked the Cass City’s bats finally Huron, downing the Warri- The big blow came off the ors, 8-7 and 12-0. P Hawks on 5 hits until the last came alive in the nightcap, bat of center fielder Bob / inning, when Troy Benitez making it easy for Stur- Monday the ‘Dogs fell vic- Haldane, whose triple tims to the defending North lashed a home run to avert tevant, who started, and scored who had the shutout. Koch, Central Thumb League Langenburg, who came on singled to start the Bulldog Bill Langenburg pitched in the third to notch the win, champion Peck Pirates, 1-0 rally. Moments later Hal- and 7-0. the nightcap and matched 12-5. LAST DAY OF dane came home on a mis- Coach Judy Campbell’s the Hatchets* Campbell Cass City rapped out 12 handled grounder off the bat pitch for pitch all game. hits against Wehner, Ray squad now stands at 44on of Craig Smith. the year. Each hurler gave up 4 hits as and Gallagher. Graham and Bad Axe notched the 4-1 Mike Kady led Bull- At Kinde, Coach Campbell Benitez led the attack with 3 the lauded team’s efforts decision. The Hatchets hits each. dogs at the plate, picking up her on 2 singles in 3 trips to the defense, where they made only 6 errors in 12 innings of plate. play, a drastic improvement mmmHawk girls also In the 2nd game two costly from earlier this year. throwing enors, with 2 outs Vicki Ricker pitched well in the 7th frame, cost the enough to record the win for om.. fall out of race Bulldogs a chance for vic- the Bulldogs in the opener, tory. while Michelle Tkacz shut out the hosts in the nightcap. Cass City’s hopes for a Marlette’s record to 7-1 to Owen-Gage tied the con- Several Bulldogs had a Thumb B Association soft- lead the league. test at 2-all in the4th inning. banner afternoon at the ball title were given a severe Koch was responsible for jolt last week when the plate. Ricker led the Bulldog BAD AXE GAMES those tallies, as he doubled hit parade, picking up 4 hits, Hawks lost a doubleheader in Stirrett and Mike Errer, including a triple in the sec- Thursday to Marlette. Cass There wasn’t much to get who opened the frame with ond nmi. A City came into the game excited about in the double- with a 5- 1 league (9- 1 over- header win over Bad Axe. all) record after defeating Cass City won both games Bad Axe twice the previous by lopsided scores called Use Our Convenient . Monday. after 5 innings because of In the opening game the “mercy” rule. LOTTO PHONE LINE against the Raiders, the The Hawks won the first NOTICE OF WTDAY OF,REOISTRATLON OF THE ELECTORS OF Hawks faced all-state hurler game, 18-7. Every player in 87215080 CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Jill Atkins and lost 114 in a the line-up collected at least TUSCOLA, HURON AND SANILAC COUNTIES, MICHIGAN game that was very close one hit. Jandi Hillaker and until the fifth. The Hawks Sue Papp showed the way 90 THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: trailed 5-4 but 4 walks and 3 with 3 hitseach as the Hawks errors enabled the winners to pounded out 15 safeties. push 6 runs across and ice Please Take Notice that the annual school election of thE the game. The game was decided by school district will be held on Monday, June 11, 1990. Cass City hit Atkins sur- the time 2 innings had been prisingly well, collecting 8 played. The Hawks scored 4 THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE hits, including 2 each by times in the first and 6 times APPROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TC Vicki Robinson, Jodi in the second, Powell VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON.MONDAY, Benitez and Shannon Sa- chalked up the win, pitching JUNE 11, 1990, IS MAY 1990. PERSONS REGXSTERINC pien. Beth Powell was a 4-hitter. MONDAY, 14, AFTeR 5 MAY 14, ARE NO1 charged with the loss. Fruendt made her first Last Week‘s Losers’ Lottery Winners O‘CLOCK IN THE EVENING ON MONDAY, 1990, While the Hawks were start of the season in the ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. able to solve the slants of nightcap. Given outstand- 1. Pat Wutzke 2. Polly Harber Atkins, they could do noth- ing support, she had little Persons planning to register with the respective city 01 ing with the less publicized trouble registering the win, township clerh. must ascertain the days and hours on which thf ass, who tossed a neat 2- 16-6. The Hawks again clerks‘ offices a,e open for registration. hitter while whitewashing scored 10 runs in the first 2 innings and lashed out 20 Cass City, 12-0. given by of the education. Tem Gibson started and hits in the 5 innings. Fruendt This Notice is order board of hurled the first 3 innings. allowed 6 hits, walked 5 and She develaped a sore shoul- struck out 6. der and was replaced by Every player got at least Benson E. Hobart f Jennifa Fruendt, a fresh- one hit and Robinson, Gi- Secretary, Board of Education man,who finished thegame. bson and Papp each had 3 ... The 2 wins pushed hits. PAGE NINE CASSCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 9,1990 ,Hawks top BadAxe Car0 shows power in easy win over Cass City ranalegon thewinning800- %!oo mn - Pallas, cc, 800 m dash - Rockwell, It’s hard to see how any- cc, 2:m.m. oneintheThumbB Associa- meter relay team with Jen- 14:47* tion will challenge the Car0 nifer Romstead, Jenny Nye, SO0 m hurdles - ROSS, cc, cc,*O029.12. dash - Romstead, Tigersforthechampionship and Ross. The Hawks won I Cass City, 1600 relay I Cass City, of girls’ track this season. 12 of the 16 events. Romstead, de,Ross, San- kffler, Rockwell, Pallas. The Tigers showed awe- tos, 159.35.- - Soldan. some power in sweeping by The winning times Of dis- 1600 m run - Leffler, CC, 400 m relay - Bad he, . the Hawks Tuesday, May 1, tances were: 6:13.25. 56.78. 113-39. Cass City bounced 100 m dash - Santos, CC, Discus - Zeigleman, BA, High jump I R~~~, cc, 13.68. 78’1 ” . back to win a dual meet with 4’8”. Bad Axe, 90-62, Wednes- bnf ju& - Santos, CC, 400 m vaa~,B*, 3200 m relay - Cass city, hY* 14’7% . 1:06.93. Romstead, Rockwell, Pal- Not only did the Tigers Shotput-Zeigleman, loo Santos, la$, hffler, BA, CC, 17.25. 11:20.7. win all but 3 events, the team 30’0”. also was deep in talent in nearly every one. The Tigers took the first 3 places in 5 events. Hawk boysw bow Cass City won the high jump withla 4-6 effort by Jenny Nye. Keri Santos won HAWK SPEEDSTER KERI SANTOS (far right) races to a first place finish in the , the 100and300hurdles,and 100 meter dash. Kelly Soldan (center) placed 3rd for Cass.City. that was it for the team. to Caro, BadAxe 1 The winners and the times and distances were: Defending champion Shot put - Morell, CC, Long jump - Brugger, BA, 17’10’’. High jump - Nye, CC,4’6”. Car0 Tigers showed why 43’111~’’- they are odds-on favorites to hurdles - Cook, c, Shot put - Morell, CC, 3300 m relay - Caro, .,300 40’10”. 11.24.60. 3200 run - Schember, CC, Shot put - Weisenreder, C, 11:23.w. 28’4”. SO0 m hurdles - Rut- 100 m hurdles - Santos, kowski, CC, 43.19. CC, 17.93. 800 m relay - Bad Axe, 100 m dash - Maxwell, C, 14.17. 13.61. competition during the 3200 Pruss, C, 1600 m run Schember, hnp; jump - Maxwell, C, mn - - week. Thursday the Hawks 11:W.S. CC, 5.12.28. i5’3 314”. lost to Bad Axe, 83-80. 1600relay-Caro,3:43.50. 100 m dash - Webb, BA, 800 m relay - Cass City, 12.22. i:57.82. Against the Tigers the ’ 400 m run - Mellendorf, 1600 m run - Robinson, C, Hawks won 4 events, 2 of BAD AXE MEET them by Brent Morell, who BA, 54.25. 6:12.14. 100 m hurdles Rut- 400 56.46. twk the discus and the shot The Hawks were forced to - m relay - Caro, kowski, CC, 16.10. 400 m dah - Maxwell, C, put. The Hawks were strong compete without one of the 800 m dash - Tuckey, CC, .I: 07.70. in the field events, also win- top performers last week, 2: 15.9. Discus Weisenreder, - C, ning the pole event with Bob and the absence of Tim 200 m dash - Rutkowski, 70’4”. Leffler’s 9-6vault. Englehart probably enabled CC, 24.75. 300 m hurdler - Smtos, CC, In addition to taking 12 @eHatchets to win a narrow 1600 m relay - Bad Axe, 53.16. 3 :47.24. 800 m run - Robinson, C. frtst places, Car0 also won victory. dlbut 2 second places. Tim Englehm, who is one of 400 m relay - Bad Axe, 200 m run - Bower, C, 48.12. 29.20. Rukowski ~1x4second in the conference’s premier Discus - Morell, CC, 3200 m run - Wier, C, hurdles.the loo and 300-meter performers in the high jump 131’8”. 14: 14.9. and the long jump and also is 3200 relay - Cass City, 1600 relay - Caro. The winners and the times the Hawks’ dash man, was 9.19. BAD and distances were: not eligible. AXE MEET 3200 m relay - Caro, 9:15.80. Pacing the Hawks was The Hawks topped Bad Discus - Morel], Cc, Rutkowski, who won 3 League he with the usual strong 116’10”. events, the 100-meter BRACING TO RECEIVE the baton from teammate Shane Pratt is Cass City’s showing by Santos and some 110 m high hurdles - Cook, hurdles, 200-meter dash and improved performances by C, 15.63. the high jump. Morell was a Standings Shigeyuki Yokokawa. Amy Ross and Heather loo dash - Klein, double winner with wins in Wright. Ross’wonthe high i2.08. the, shot put and the discus* CROWLEY & jump with a leap of 4-3, the 800 m relay, Care, 1 :37.01. LITTLE LEAGUE same as that posted by Long jump - Cook, C, 18’5 Tourney pairs CHIROPRACTIC Wright, who had more 314”. The winning times and 1600 m run - Summersett, distances: WEEK OF MAY 1 Wecreate through . misses and finished second. C, 4:46.75. Hawks, Hatchets education, gentle Ross also won the 300-meter 400 m relay - Caro, 52.28. Pole vault - McPherson, Braves 13 - Hawks 5 techniques & personal hurdles. 400 m dash - Parker, C, BA, 11’0’’. Lions 7 - Reds 2 Cass City will play Bad tween Bad Axe and Lass Lions 19 - Cubs 3 cure, a healthy and Santos won the long jump, 54.33. High jump - Rutkowski, Axe in the pre-districts in City promise! to be a stiff the 100 meter dash and the iump 5’4’ Pirates 11 - Braves 5 High1- - Summersett, CC. . painfree body. Reds 15 - Tigers 13 both baseball and softball in test for Cass City, which lost 100-meter hurdles. She also C. games scheduled May 25 at both regular season games PLEASE Call For Standings as of May 4 4:30 p.m. at Bad Axe. If the by close margins. An Appointment Hawks survive the pre-dis- Our Lower Total Price WL trict competition, they will In the districts the sched- CASS CITY Lions 20play in the districts June 2 at ule calls for the Bad Axe- q>y.. f 5986 E. 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PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN Candidates I I’ sought for Obituaries Sugar Queen Sebewaing will celebrate the 26th annual Michigan Werner Schulz Sr. great-granddaughter and a Sugar Festival June 29-July Joe Steely “ 1,andtheQueenCommitte.e sister, Margaret Dellin, pre- is searching for young Werner Herman Fried- . ceded him in death. rich Schulz Sr., 71, of Funeral services were held Joe Calvin Steely, 52, ‘b’f women interested in vying Snover, died Friday even- Decker Tuesday, for the title Michigan at the Champagne Funeral died MW of ing, May 4, at Hills and chapel, Elkton. Rev. Ste- 1, at Oakland General Hog Sugar Queen. Dales Hospital in Cass City wart Justin, pastor of Horse- pital in Warren. c1 Candidates should be following a brief illness, shoe Acres Calvary Church, He was born July 6,1933, single, between the ages of in Carbon Hill, Ala., the son He was barn March 4, officiated with burial in 18 and 22 and have no de- of Simon and Della (pendents. Applicants need 1919, in Pigeon, the son of Elkland Township Ceme- Henry L. and Elizabeth tery, Cass City. (Lawson) Steely. He was only present a recent photo raised in Aberdeen, Misd., of themselves and a brief (Grimm) Schulz. Schulz served in the US. and came to Ferndale as a young *I statement about themselves Army during World War I1 Mable Brown man. and their desire and ability to and was a member of the Mr. Steely was married to represent the sugar industry. Disabled American Vete- Mrs. Mable Mae Brown, Miss Mary Lodne La Organizations and indi- rans. Chapelle Sept. 21, 1963, in viduals who would like to 67, of Cass City, succumbed He had been a farmer in Wednesday, May 2, at her Mt. Clemens. Followiqg sponsor an applicant can the Snover area for several their marriage they ma% contact Nancy Layher, 235 years. residence after a lengthy ill- Surviving are 4 sons and ness. their home in MadisQn East SL, Sebewaing, MI She was born Dec. 18, Heights, moving to Decker 48759, who will forward an 4 daughters, Ludwig Schulz, Johann Schulz and 1922,in Lansing, the daugh- in 1973. application and instructions. ~r.Steely was the owner Deadline for entering the Mrs. Douglas (Metal ter of Jerry and Hazel ; Miss Barnhart was and operator of J and -B CASS CITY’S First Hospice program graduates are: (back row, left to right) queen contest is June 1. Jorde, all of Deckerville Bamhart. Teutobert (Ted) Schulz and raised in Lansing, moved to Grinding of Detroit. * Shirley Burleson, Cindy Twork, Rita Loeding, Sumar Kedzierski and Betty Smith. Judging will take place in Mrs. Joey (Karoline) Col- Kingston in 1957 and to He is survived by his wife, Sebewaing June 9. All con- lins, both of Cass City; Mary hrraine; one daugb Center row: Steve Frank, Joyce Frye, Marcy Brinkman, Sharon Oprisiu, Susann testants will be presented to Cass City in 1961. Werner Schulz Jr ., Argyle ; She attended the Cass City ter, Miss Joan Steely, ’at Pawloski and Beckey Hennessey. Seated are instructors: Duane Smith, M.D., the festival June 29 in the Mrs. Charles (Tiana) Church of the Nazarene. home; 4 sons, Steven Steely: Sebewaing Village Park. Holmberg, Hawaii, and Mrs. Brown will sorely of CasCity, Kenneth Steely Paula Marshall, Randy Focho and John Allan. The queen and her court Selma Schulz 11, Oscoda, be and 14 grandchildren. Also missed by her companions, of Whiting, Ind., David will ride in the June 30 pa- SteelyofWarrenandDennjs rade. surviving are 3 sisters, Mis. Mildred Trisch and Mrs. Christ (Hilda) Trost, Glenn Tuggle, both of Cass Steely, at home; 2 grand- Students have Pigeon; Mrs. Howard City, Mr. and Mrs. Bill children, Samantha Lynn I (Leona) Fenske, Grand (Dee) Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. and Steven, and one sister, Drug prevention dollars Rapids, and Miss huise Tim and Gwen Krupa, Va- Mrs. Tate Dickerson bf perfect GPA Schulz, Wyoming, Mich.; 2 nessa and Joshua, all of Bay Memphis, Tenn. One son, Fow area residents are brothers, Harold Schulz, City. Surviving are one Larry, and one sister, AIL / Pigeon, and Henry Schulz, berta, preceded him among 93 students recently Grandville, and many daughter, Mrs. Geraldine in. named to the president’s list nieces and nephews. Radar of Covington, Ky.; 2 death. I. are stalled in Lansing at Great Lakes Junior Col- grandchildren, Beth and Funeral services were cmL’ One son, one daughter John; 2 sisters, Mrs. Jo- ducted Friday at Little’s Federal dollars on their Counties, said that $15.9 abuse prevention and treat- “OW local legislators lege, Caro, for the winter and one sister, Meta Bul- way to area alcohol and million in federal drug dol- ment capacity, such as ser- have a demonstrated his- 1990 term. cholz, preceded him in sephine Holland and Mrs. Funeral Home, Cass City, other drug prevention and lars have been allocated to vices for women, youth and tory of being very suppor- They are Lynn Dillon and death. Betty Wirt, and several with Willard Dodson, pastor treatment programs have Michigan, but have not yet families,” she remarked. tive of the substance abuse Marilyn Truemner, both of Funeral services were nieces and nephews, all of of the Bad Axe Church of arrived in Michigan, but been disbursed by the Wyzkiewicz indicated needs and services in our Cass City; Deborah scheduled Tuesday at the Lansing. Christ, officiating. are stalled in Lansing. Michigan legislature. frustration mounts as the area. We are confident and Czewski of Gagetown, and Dinkel-Juengel Funeral One son, Jerry Beitler, and Burial was in Evergreen federal drug dollars remain very hopeful that they will Kathleen Fourman of King- Home in Sebewaing. Rev. one half-brother preceded Cemetery, Sanilac County,- Judith V. Wyzkiewicz, Wdiewicz said this stalled in the Michigan work aggressively, after Allen Fruendt will officiate returning from the Easter ston. her in death. Regional Coordinator of area’s share of the dollars legislature, while drug with burial in the Cross Funeral services were con- Substance Abuse Services would be $334,714. “These treatment waiting lists recess, to get these crucial In order to be named to the Lutheran Cemetery in Pi- for Huron, Lapeer, St. funds would allow us to ex- have consistently averaged dollars out to the local com- list, a student must achieve a geon. ducted Saturday at the Cass Clair, Sanilac and Tuscola pand our local substance 148 persons locally. munity ,” Wyzkiewicz said. perfect 4.0 grade point aver- Memorials may be made City Church of the Nazarene Jim Fox to the Disabled American with Rev. A.E. McFarland, Veterans, pastor, officiating. Burial was in Kingston clarifies Where You Can Buy James Nickerson Sr. Cemetery, Kingston. With Confidence!. Memorials may be given to resignation. Funeral services were held the American Cancer Asso- * Tandy CorporationlRadio Shack operates the a April 25, for I largest consumer electronics design and testing Wednesday, ciation organization in the USA. 1500 engineers and James Arthur Nickerson Sr., Jim Fox, an employee at 1 technicians develop and evaluate products to 77, of Elkton who died Sat- Cass City Schools for 14 : our exacting standards. And with 7000 locations urday, April 2 1, at the Huron Deford,School years who was recently 1 County Care Facil- >I providing customer feedback, we’ve learned how Medical forced to resign, explained C to develop products that meet your expectations. ity, Bad Axe. lice -problem the rmcins for the resigna- j You’ll find a wide selection of exclusive electronics He was born Sept. 18, tion as bus driver supeiisor ;; famous for reliability, plus an experienced sales .- \ 1912, in Brookfield Town- custod:ian. ,. team at Radio Shack. under control ad J

ship son of Malcom and Eva I.‘2 Creating New Standards Gent)Nickerson. It all started, Fox said, rx NOBODY COMPARES! He was married Nov. 7, Recent problems with head when his tools and #liceat Deford Elementary some of ? 1929, to Leota Deneen in other items were taken at the * E Gagetown. The couple lived School appear to be under school. My investigation :: in Tuscola and Huron Coun- control now, according to led me to several students. I : ; school officials. took these students from :* ties all their married life. He Principal Betty Murphy worked as a truck driver for class and narrowed the in- ri Nestles Milk in Cass City for said the school has had 6 or 7 vestigation to one student, cases of lice involving first ‘1 16 years, Active Industries This is where I was wrong, : f1 and Weiderhold Freight grade students over an 8- our Lowest Price Ever! Lines several years and re- week period. I admitted. I grabbed the’; The students involved student by the hair and the PC With Color Monitor tired from the EUcton Co-op have since returned to Farm Produce in 1977 after back of the neck. He then ; school, however, ’ and ex- 23 years. took me to the place where ? Surviving are his wife, aminations of students Fri- he had thrown the tools in;1 day and Monday revealed no the bushes. I recovered them : 5 Leota of Elkton; 4 sons, additional cases, she said. 998.95 ThomasI _. Nickerson - ~ of Bav andhis class. sent the I thought student that back was;: to!: Port, Orville Nickerson if PC Software Compatible Dairy group # the end of it. a‘ * &ford. Russ Nickerson of ** I ”* - Elkton AdJames Nickerson Great for home or dorm Takes Just Seconds Per Page meeting set Supt. Ken Micklash room. Built-in 720K disk Jr. of Elkton; 7 daughters, sa& drive. Includes software for Send documents anywhere in the world for the price of a Vida Holland of Lincoln, that hedidn’t wanttogetinq f The Sanilac County Dairy any .discussion about writing, filin , budgeting phone call! Gives you crisp, clean documents and the easy- NE, Nora Jackson of War- Diplomats will meet Thurs- th&: and more. fp25-1053fi043 to-use features you want. Doubles as a copier. #43-1200 rensburg, MO, Margaret case, but added that thdi I day at 7:30 p.m. in the incident was not the onlr’.: Williams of Grand Rapids, VHS VCR With On-Screen Programming Sanilac County Conference one that caused concern. 100-Watt Digital-Synthesized AudioNideo Receiver Melva Forman of Caseville, Room B, 37 Austin St., Mary Nickerson of Ubly, Sandusky. Save $120 Barbara Ciesielski and Fox had the support of 3 This is an important plan- pany of the bus drivers he ;‘ Doreen Costello, both of ning meeting for upcoming supervised in the incident, Elkton; 46 grandchildren : summer events. Persons including 2 that wrote a let- : and 27 great-grandchildren. interested in promoting ter to the editor voicing their On-screen prompts make setting 27995399.95 A son, Leroy, a daughter, dairy products are urged to view. 2l-dayl6-event timer easy. HQ Karen, 7 grandchildren, a attend. hances picture. #16-516 en- Remote batter,esextra I Christian Science Lecture Deluxe LCD Folding Travel Alarm By Microntam Subject: “How Far Can We Trust God?” ET-290 By Radio Shack 450’0 Off IDual-Alarm Stereo Clock Radio Chronomatico-251 Lecturer: John E. Sweeney, C.S.B. 985 17.95Reg. I Cut 4Oo1o 2995 4Rgepg; of Northfield, Illinois , White, #43-585. Almond, #43-587 Wakeup backup! Folds to 7/16’r thin. #63-708 wakeup times. #12-1559 #43-586.Gray, Member of the Board of Lectureship of 1 - Calculator With Data Directory ‘1‘ ‘*,#& &I * ’ Stereo Speakers E(2-322 By Radio Shack With 12“ Woofers The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ ~~ rmm, Optimus-950 cut 28% Electronic Melody Maker Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Con~ertrnate‘~-350By Realistic Reg. 39.95 Time: Thursday, May 10, 1990, at 8 p.m. Batteries extra Designed for today’s digi- Stores UD to 100 abhanumeric items. #65-936 I Outstanding starter instrument! #42-4008 tal equipment. #40-1122 Place: First Church of Christ, Scientist

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Child care will be provided CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 PAGE ELEVEN HEALTH TIPS Iwankovitsch Jury finds teen guilty of Your neighbor says Unproven remedies I heads AAUW voluntary manslaughter/‘ dangerous, costly Election of officers for the n 1 The 5-day murder trial of guilty of voluntary man- 1990-91 year was held du- r) neaKer prices Lyttaker was initially ing a recent meeting of the Car0 teenager Chad J. slaughter and possession of charged with open murder in Lyttaker ended Friday in Cass City branch of the a firearm in the commission connection with the Nov. It’s a fact. Unproven reme- trying unproven remeaies American Association of Lapeer County Circuit of a felony. Bond for the 18- 10, 1989, shooting death of dies for arthritis are a waste because of the abserice of a are ridiculous Court with 2 guilty verdicts. yeat-old was set at $15,000. University Women. Randall C, Fielder, 18, of of time, money and, in many cure and the degree of pain Connie Iwankovitsch was A jury consisting of 5 mep Sentencing is to be sched- Caro. cases, “hazardous your associated with the disease. If you allow yourself sneak a peak into the sneaker and8 women foundLyttakw uled. to elected president, and the to Fielder was shot once with health.” Dr. Grayzel stresses that new treasurer will be Mar- industry, you’ll find all is not well in paradise. a ,357 magnum revolver at Nevertheless, studies show questionable treatments lene Erla. One problem in the $ IO-billion athletic footwear business ’ his parents’ home at 143 that 90 percent of Ameri- should not be used because Also during. the meeting, is that a small loan may be required to purchase some of the 1. Letters to the editor I Ellington St., Caro. cans with a significant de- they may lead to severejoint group president Barbara brand name shoes. Lyttaker turned himself in to damage down the road. “A gree of arthritis will try a Kosal gave a brief explana- For instance, the e Tuscola County Sheriffs questionable treatment at few people who use un- tion of the AAUW Educa- Pump on sale IPS for deputies shortly after the some point. And, of the proven remedies will, in- tion Foundation, which pro- around $170. Another incident, people who have tried an deed, experience a loss of vides resources for women popular trade name, mar- Story.- statement A change of venue to unproven remedy, one in 10 pain which leads them to to further their education keted at teenage youths, is Lapeer County was granted report harmful side effects. believe the treatment is and works to eliminate bar- Nike’s Air Jordane. To by Tuscola County Circuit Some examples of un- helping or curing their ar- riers to full participation in run, jump-and shoot bas- ‘was misleading Court Judge Patrick R. proven remedies and their thritis,” Dr. Grayzel says. education for all women and kets like their spokesper- Joslyn in February after at- known side effects are: “However, what they don’t girls. son, Michael Jordan, will tempts to seat a jury failed. Ant, and Snake know is that the treatment is cost parents $125. 1kti.er to Editor, would have been sufficient. Bee After the business meeting, Whynothavemorecompas- Venom - Bee venom is only masking the true symp- Jennifer Leighton! gave a But the biggest contro- :*Iwas somewhat upset after highly poisonous. The sting toms and when not treated versy concerning the high ’reading in your newspaper sion for the man along with presentation on her workas a his parents, children, ex- produces an immediate lo- properly, severe joint de- lawyer in Australia, and the priced shoes, which are the manner in which the Ross seeks cal inflammatory reaction formity can result. When considered status symbols khoolincident with Jim Fox wife and wife and print it customs in that country. She with more discretion. consisting of pain, redness, this happens, unfortunately, currently is a law clerk for in teen circles, are the was described. swelling and heat. bad the only alternative is sur- crimes connected with t Also. he was an Air Force judge post Very Tuscola County Circuit The statement “his alleged Lt. Colonel and not an Army allergic reactions can de- gery .” Court Judge Patrick R. owningapair. &lationshib with a student,” Colonel. Perhaps you could velop unexpectedly, leading Even though there are sev- Josl y n. Assaults and drug related crimes to obtain the fancy foot- eral unproven remedies that I .feel, was misleading and get youfacts straight before to shock and even death. The group’s next meeting wear are so common that in Detroit youngsters say it’s using the word “relation- printing them and hurting WD-40- This extremely should not be used - under will be held May 15 and will inevitable. any circumstances - there ship’’ made it sound sordid, people. flammable product was feature a speaker from the Last year, teens were shot in New York and Houston over which it was not. I think the developed to protect metal, are also some unproven Detroit Free Press. a pair of gym shoes. +or& “school incident” Name withheld stop squeaks and loosen remedies that are usually Even the question of racial bias has sprung up in athletic rusty parts. Using the prod- harmless. These include: footwear trade. Someexpertsclaim black athleteendorsed - uct as a cure for arthritis can *Acupuncture Estate planning ads glamorizeaggressive behavior to black youths, whereas cause severe reactions such *Copper Bracelets white athlete ad campaigns are portrayed in a more positive *Mineral Springs program set In poor taste, as rashes, swelling and loss . -0- environment. of hair. Swallowing the *spas at library We talked to your neighbor, Paul Szarapski, about shoes. product cause nausea, *Topical Cremes “I think the prices are ridiculous,” says the Cass City To The Editor, lic when they are unaware ot can We are,writing in reference vomiting and diarrhea. However, before using any Rawson Memorial Library resident. the complete facts. Such product as a cure for t~ the statement made in the Willard’s Water - This arthri- will sponsor a program on A 1989 graduate of Cass City High School, Szarapski says reports create problems we tis, it is best to consult a estate planning managing he would never spend $100 on a pair of shoes. article published May 2 do not need. product was originally a concerning the reported in- cleaning agent developed in physician first. According to for older adults Monday at “I am cheap,” smiles Szarapski. ‘These shoes only cost $9,” We feel the paper owes Jim Dr. Grayzel, “Any unproven 10:30 a.m. the 20-year-old said, pointing a pair of black sneakers. cident about Mr. Fox. Fox the 1930’s. It contains ingre- to an apology for the way remedy can be harmful if it Attorney Michelle P. Bid- Szarapski, who is employed on area farm, feels there’s the article was written. dients that should not be an We feel the wording was in Greg Ross ingested, such as rock salt causes you to stop your pre- dinger from the law firm of nothing wrong with the way athletes are portrayed in com- very poor taste. It left too scribed treatment.” & Biddinger, Cass Thank you, and magnesium sulfate. Bums m ercials . *uch to the imagination. It Sandusky attorney Greg Vitamins/Minerals - Al- To help consumers make City, willspeakon thetopics If they can make a buck, why not? *as a disciplinary $problem though vitamins and miner- informed choices, and in of Holographic (hand-writ- Szarapski, single, is the son of Dick and NmaSzarapski. and nothing more. The Cass City Bus Drivers Ross has announced his candidacy for the position of als are not harmful in most recognition of national Ar- ten) wills, statutory wills, i “ Reports like this cause Jeanette LaPeer, thritis Month in May, the living wills and durable Bus Steward District Court Judge in cases, some people - anxious undue criticism by the pub- Sanilac County. to ease the pain of arthritis - Arthritis Foundation, power of attorney. Other Michigan Chapter is offer- Tanning Salon Ross, 35, graduated from take too many, which can topics will be trusts, gifts Marlette High School in lead to an overdose. ing the booklet, “Unproven and estate taxes. Time will WEDDING INVITATIONS 1972. After attending Cen- Despite the potentially Remedies,” which is avail- be allowed for answering Michigan University dangerous side effects asso- able free of charge, For a questions. LUXURY DESIGNER STYLING Swlm Suits Lingerie tral AT BUDGET PRICES from 1972 to 1976 and em- ciated with unproven reme- copy, contact the Chapter,at This program is free of ktWq ing a bachelor of science dies, some people with ar- 23999 Northwestern High- charge. More information is I degree in business admini- thritis continue to rely on way, Suite 210, Southfield, available by calling 872- stration, he attended Cooley them as a form of treatment. Mich. 48075, or call 350- 2856. Law School, Lansing, eam- As Dr. Arthur Grayzel, the 3030. 7ing his law degree in January Arthritis Foundation’s Sen- 1980. ior Vice-president for Medi- Ross worked for the State cal Affairs, points out, of Michigan, Corporation people with arthritis are GREAT FOR ALL MOTHERS!, *” k and Securities Bureau in pmcularly vulnerable to Lansing while attending law Grandmothers - Aunts - Cousins - Daughters ,Too! school, and in 1980 began Owen-Gage his legal career as an associ- ate with the Law Office of school menu W.J. Drillock in Marlettc. In 1982, he opened his bwn MAY 14-18 offices in Marlette, and in 1985 moved his practice to Monday - Chm, Crackers, Ch’ic Sport Sandusky. Sandwich, Salad Bar, Des- Ross has a general practice sert. that emphasizes criminal Tuesday - Goulash, Green defense, personal injury, Beans, Salad Bar, Fruit. divorce, probate and real Wednesday - Chicken, estate, reflecting a broad Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, MAY 10 base in both civil and crimi- Stuffing, Salad Bar, Jello/ nal matters. topping. He resides in Moore Town- Thursday - Sloppy Joe, ship with his wife, Ginger. Corn, Salad Bar, Fruit. Professional organizations Friday - Grilled Cheese, include the Michigan Trial Pas, Salad Bar, Apple- Lawyers Association, sauce. Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan, American Bar Bread, butter, ,peanut Association, Michigan Bar butter, jelly, chocolate and Association and the Sanilac white milk served each day. County Bar Association, in which he currently holds the Sr. Citizens Menu office of treasurer. Senior citizens are asked to make reservations on the r iI day of the meal between 8 a.m.-9 a.m.by calling Ann Stepka 872-5337. IALLEN HOME CARE I MAY 14-16-18 Monday - Roast Beef with II Welcomes Au Jus, Baked Potato, Salad Bar, Hot Roll. LINDA MESSING Wednesday - Breaded Fish, Au Gratin Potatoes, Registered Physical Coleslaw, Hot Biscuit, Therapist Mixed Fruit. Friday - Chicken Noodle as the Casserole, Peas, Variety Director of Bread, Carrots, Brownies. Rehabilitation Cass City school menu MAY 14-18 c b i Linda has been a Registered Physical Therapist for 18 Monday - Crispitos, Corn, :years. She has worked part time for Allen Home Care Fruit, Milk. Solid Colors & Prints- 10 ass’t Colors Tuesday - Breaded Juniors - Misseys - Women’s :since 1984, while working at a local hospital. We con- Chicken w/Roll, Mashed (WJ Potatoes with Gravy, Fruit, isider Linda a great asset to Allen Home Care, and know Milk. ishe will continue to do agreat job with our clients’ physical Wednesday - (2) Tacos w/ Open every Sunday till 4 p.m. Cheese and Lettuce, Green ;therapy needs as well as supervising Occupational Beans, Fruit, Milk. Thursday - Spaghetti with Therapy,e, Speech Therapy and our other part time Physi- Meat Sauce, Bread Sticks, Tossed Salad, Fruit, Milk. ’*ical Therapists. \ Friday - Cheese & Pepper- *, Phone 872-4341 oni Pizza, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk. IIE; ALLEN HOME CARE 11 2nd Entree - - Hot Dog w/ Cass City Road at Koepfgen Road Bun (Menu subject to change).

b 1 U Ir PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I t Council Proceedings. CALL FOR AN ACTION The regular April meet- 872-2010 AD New.books at ing of the Cass City Village 1 Transit (nonbu8inesS) rates. . Council was held April 30, 10 words or kws, $1.25 each Household Houeehold 1990 at 7:OO p.m. All Trus- insertion; additional words 7 tees were present. In the cents each. ?hm week for IT], the library the price of 2 cash rate, Save [Ssle.) absence of President Al- thaver the meeting was money by enclosing cash with GARAGE SALE - Saturday GARAGE SALE - May 11$. mail orders. Rates for display , full dress, mint condition, 12, 9:OO a.m. to 5:OO p.m. THE CAT TO by Lilian Jackson chaired by President Pro- want ad on application. For Sale accessories and helmets. and Sunday. Lots of baby WHO TALKED GHOSTS tem, Michael Weaver. USED clothes, some women’s 46V Schwe er Rd. Baby. l Call 872-5037. 2-5-9-3 Braun (mystery). Iris Cobb, the resident-curator of the local A motion was made by sizes. On Bay City- items, little fiys’ and girls’. historical museum, tells Jim Qwilleran she’s hearing ghosts; Trustee Hopper and ap Refrigerators ~ .- Forestville, 1/4 mile east of clothes, lots of household after shedies of what thecoroner says is a heart attack,Qwill roved by Trustee Pries- Automotive) Microwaves MAKING hectagm tables, Schwegler Rd. 14-5-91 items, crafts, 30 gal. octa- and his Siamese cats, Yum Yum and the psychic zany Koko, E om that the regular Electric stoves birdhouses, doghouses, toy gon fish tank,complete, in- move in to find out what could have scared her to death. March minutes be ap- Electric typewriters chests, cedar posts, picnic GARAGE SALE - Antiques, cluding fish, for fish tank proved as presented. ’84 CHEVY S Blazer, V6 au- Compound bows tables, lawn swings, wish- call 872-5305. 14-5-91’ Unearthing old and well-kept secrets in County Mo- everything for baby, A. . Moose ing wells, clothes line poles, tion carried 6 yeas, 0 nays. tomatic, air, tilt, cruise, Bentwood ~ rocker, wood family histories,Qwill also investigates some newcomers to lawn chairs, wooden the area. Notably the museum’s neighbors down the road at Lavern Rutkoski and power locks and windows, Thumb Pawn stove, 48” front mount GARAGE SALE- MaCO; Ken Zdrojewski were pre- stereo, sport package, deep flowerpots. 4351 Rescue mower for ATV, lots more! 11, 9:oO a.m. to 500 p.m. Fugtree Farm,and the deceased’s son whose inheritance is 815 S. Hooper, Caro Road, Cass City. Call 872- sent representin the Cent- tinted glass, P235-15 white Phone 673-5997 4800 Shabbona Rd., 1/2 mile Miscellaneous, 4770 considerable. lettered tires. Very clean. 2039. 2-1-25-t f ral Thumb Kniats of Col- 2-5-91 west of Dodge, May 11,. 12 Koepfgen-- Rd., Ginmich’s:-- umbus of Cass City and Call 872-2495. 14-25-3 from8:OO a.m. to dusk. 14-5-9’1--, WHITE NINJA by Eric V. Lustbader (fiction). This is the Gagetown. The club is look- Water Pump - 14-5-9-1 third book of a trilogy about the adventures of Nicholas ing into the possibility of FIREWOOD for sale - Water Softener & Linnear was FOR SALE - 19-ft. travel GAGESALE - 4297 ie, - the ninja - whose mother Japanese and whose purchasing property lo- trailer, self-contained. Call Mixed hardwood $30, birch Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- father was a British officer. As story begins, Linnear is Well Repair ANNUAL GARAGE SALE the cated south of the Village 872-3786. 14-25-3 $25, soft $20. Split and deli- - 6675 Seed St., Thursday, day - clothes 1/2 price and. having marital problems, and his best friend, chairman of a and they were inquiring vered, any amoung. Call Friday, May 10, 11, 9:OO to miscellaneous. Thursday- large corporation, is fighting off a computer virus and about possible annexation 872-32W. 2-4-18-tf 6:W. Furniture, games, and Friday, free. 14-5-%1- a and zoning procedures. The FOR SALE - 1985 Sunbird, 10% off most pressure from Japanese business coalition. But an even ddoor, power steering, new pumps and tanks white medical tops, men’s, bigger crisis exists: though Linnear has become “shiro” consensus of the council was favorable toward the power brakes, air condi- women’s and children’s clo- GARAGE SALE= - 63P - (white) ninja, “an enemy has seeped into his soul,” leaving Give a Gift thing, antique push cul- Kelly aq4 pro sed annexation. tioning, cruise, tilt wheel, M.Thursday him helpless and weak. March financial rear defrost, automatic, Subscription to Prompt in-home service tivator, bedding, dishes, Friday 9:OO to 5:OO. Weber’ new tires, battery, exhaust. crafts, lots of old books, pic- grill, bikes, bar stools, corn- statement was reviewed. tures and frames, van seat, pound bow, copy machine, DEVICES AND DESIRES by P.D.James (mystery). The A motion was made by Must sell, moving. $3,OOO or Cass City Chronicle Paul’s Pump story takes place on Larksoken, a windswept head- best offer. Call 872-4626. fireplace tools and lots of toys, lots of boys’ and girls’ remote Trustee Tuttle and sup- miscellaneous. 14-5-91 clothes. 2 south and 113 mile’ land in Norfolk, where the presence of a huge nuclear energy 1-5-2-2 0 Birthday, Anniversary Repair rted by Trustee Pries- west of Cass City. 14-5-91 ’ plant serves a metaphor the power of the past to rule orn that the bills ap- ~ Service personnel I. as for E“ be Phone proved as presented. FOR 1975 Chevy 0 College students 6734850 over the characters. Commander Adam Dalgliesh of New Mo- SALE - 2-4-25-tf I Garage Sale YARD SALE - Furniture. Scotland Yard, in Larksoken to settle an estate left him at the tion carried 6 yeas, 0 nays. Nova, 6 cylinder, new tires, death of a relative, is drawn into the investigation of a serial The Streets and Parking s-f, rzuls gd.Call 872- Gift card sent with every killer, the Whistler. Dalgliesh’s neighbors include th,: power committee recommended 3901. 1-52-3 order. station’s director, Alex Mair; his elegant sister Alice, a that .the Village enter into a ten-year land contract to - 1988 Jimmy 2-9-2l-tf cookbook author; acting administrator - and Alex’s former purchase property known FOR SALE lover - Hilary Robarts, and anti-nuclear activist NeilPascoe. as the Jackson parking lot The next signature killing, of the widely disliked Robarts, in the amount of $lOO,OOO,OO turns out to have occurred hours after a young man who at an interest rate of 9% fmly establishes his identity as the Whistler commits with no money down. A mo- suicide. The question of who murdered Robarts, then, tion was made by Trustee centers around motive. Tuttle and supported by Trustee Karr to accept the com mit tee’s recom menda - sion, ah conditioning. Ex- tion to enter into a ten-year cellent condition. Cdl 872- FOR SALE Riding lawn Papp graduates from land contract with Thomas 3328 after 5%). 1-5-2-3 mowers. Call 872-3349 or and Kathleen Jackson. Mo- come to 6328 River Rd. tion carried 6 yeas, 0 nays. FOR SALE - 1979 Olds Cut- Will buy old riding lawn Newly elected Trustee lass Supreme Brougham, mowers. officer leadership school Leslie Karr was designated power steering, p bwer 24-25-3 as the 1990 Memorial Day brakes, air, tot wheel, Invitations Parade Chairperson. Staff Sgt. Jqffery R,Papp Cass City and Janice Mika, cruise, $2,000. Call 872-5495 and has graduated from the Air 5583 Shabbona Rd., A motion was made by after 4:Oo p.m. 1-5-2-3 Force noncommissioned Decker. Trustee Hopper and sup- Announcements officer leadership school. ported by Trustee Karr to accept the planning com- FOR SALE - 1985 Cutlass , 8 miles north of M-81 and for all social occasions mission’s recommendation Brougham V-6, loaded, M-53intersection and 1/2 During the training, he to change the zoning for the good condition. Call 872- mile west on Rescue loaned overnight studied techniques of lead- south i/2 of Block 1 of the 2930 between&10:30p.m. Road. ership, management and Original Plat, Village of 14-93 Matching accessories supervision. Cass City, from OS-1 to B-2. Open daily 12:Oo till including matchbooks, Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 9:OO p.m. napkins, thank you notes Papp, an airlift aircFaft nays. FOR SALE - 1983 Camaro maintenance specialist with The Manager’s report 2-28,V-8, crossfire injec- tion. 36.m miles. stored I phone 269-8097 I Cass City Chronicle the 317th Organizational was reviewed. winters,’T-tops, tilt wheel, 2-3-12-tf Phone 872-2010 Maintenance Squadron at A motion was made by cruise, air conditioning. Pope Air Force Base, N.C., Trustee Helwig and sup- NAME PINS, desk- name- ported by Trustee Hop r (517) 872-2489, asking 65,800 & GARDEN equip- is the son of Stephan A. and or best. 1-5-9-3 ment - repairs, sales and plates and plasic signs in Lois E. Papp, 4462 Jacob to change the regular $y various sizes made to your meeting to May 29, 1990. service: Briggs & Stratton, Rd,, Cass City. specification. For informa- women’s and men’s to FOR SALE 1w2 trailer;. Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 tion and prices, contact girl’s formals - large, 129xw9 with approximatlx’ His wife, Paula, is the nays. Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, antiques, doubleknit mate- addition, Walnut A motion was made by ext. 212. 2-2-17-tf daughter of Floyd D. McIn- Trustee Helwig and sup- curtains, rods, Trailer Park, $8,500. Cad- tosh, 6642 Van Dyke Rd., ported by Trustee Tuttle bedspreads, pictures, ary 872-5013. 3-5-9-q that the meeting ad- 6395. lm5-’-’ Ho;;:801d J frames, dishes, paperback Jeffery R. Papp be FOR SALE - 13 acres of al- [ books, knickknacks, Sears journed. Motion carried 6 1m FORD ton pickup, falfa for ‘1990 haying sea- washerdryer, antique LISTINGSNEEDED - caii DON’T BUY A yeas, 0 nays. 6 cylinder, 3 sped, new son. Contact Kenneth clawfoot tub, baby buggy, for free appraisal. Our ei= WIMPY The sergeant is a 1983 brakes and more, $700 or Micklash by 5-18-’90. at GARAGE SALE - one day 1926 electric stove, much, perience is your insuranc6; graduate of Cass City High Joyce LaRoche best offer. Call 872-3509. Cass City Schools, 4868 N. Osentoski Realty, Cask Village Clerk only, Wednesday, May 9, much more. Thursday and WATER HEATER! School. 1-5-93 Seeger St., Cass City. 9:OO to 4:W, 6350 Pine St. Friday 9:00-6:00, between City, phone 872-4377. - Phone 872-2200. 2-5-9-1 Many items, dishes, china, Ma1 andCass City Rd. at 3-5-28-ff: old accordion, 2 old electricviolins, 4180 Hurds Corner Rd., K. ~ ~ Five residents FOR SALE - 1978 Chevette, mandolin, Martin. 14-5-91 area good condition, good tires. LUBE OIL FILTER keyboard, old kitchen cup- I ForRent 1’ Call 872-4597. 1-4-25-3 board with glass doors, RUMMAGE SALE - lots Of 30”x30” marble top table clean, nice baby clothes, attend AAL convention $11.95 with clawfeet, jewelry, old furniture and accessories, FOR RENT - one bedroor books, baskets, much also many dishes, kitchen apartment. Ideal for sing1 Five area residents were branch officers who attend more. 14-5-9-1 items, toys, adult and chil- working or retired persor among approximately 500 tolearnhow tobecomemore PENNZOIL dren’s clothes, carpet Refrigerator, range fur Aid Association for Luther- effective volunteer leaders. GARAGE SALE May 9-10- nished. Call 872-3315. Old Castle Exhaust - cleaner, and household 4-2-28-1 ans volunteers who attended Fifteen mini-workshops 11, 9 a.m. to ? Ladies’, big miscellaneous.------Thursday LANDSCAPING - trees, and Auto Service the annual convention of the were presented during the Cass City men and children’s clothes, and Friday, May 10, 11,9:0b Michigan Federation of convention with subjects shrubs, lants, perennial household items and more. to 59, weather permit- FOR RENT - storage, Cas So tough, ltt backed by flowers, &i~ma1or 872- 872-2251 AAL Branches held April 28 ranging from “Get Involved 2-5-91 5408 Koepfgen Rd., north of ting, 4716 N. Seeger. City Mini-Storage. Call 87: a LIFETIME WARRANTY! 4708. 2-5-91 M-81 1 314 miles. 14-5-9-1 14-5191 3917. 4-1-25-1 OufM-bftk 8nd all pan71 war- at Rearborn Inn, Dearborn. Before Your Kids Do,” an ranted IS long a# you Dm your Cas City participants alcohol and drug abuse pre- home Automatic wlf-cloaning deslpn Highen125 GWremry were Chuck and Linda Volz, vention program, to “I’m in Larry and Mary Wheeler Charge When I am Home Find the Service or Product @ and Lois Moslander. Alone,” an educational pro- sE9s AAL members are joined gram for young children. You Need in This. . . Action Guide in branches where they are The program for the day

given the organizational and ended with a presentation by P the Puppets for a rich looking financial resources to ac- Christ, GIVE MOM a Gift Certifi- complish humanitarian, youth group from St. Lorenz cate from Georgine’s in service, social and educa- Lutheran Church in Frank- CasCity for Mother’s Day. Business Cards .~ _.---- ?LUMBIWO & HUTlWO tional llcenrmd Mortar Plumber projects to help bthers enmuth. Make her feel very special. PIGEON 453.3WI in their communities. The A day just for her. 2-5-9-1 Designed to make the BAD AXE 269.809 I first impression a good participants in federation Hrrculri and Coopar PROFESSIONAL FLORAL CAS$ CITY 072-5084 TuffOKote Dinol conventions generally are GLJC airs one. . .and a lasting one TIRES DESIGNS I TIfa ReNr SpeCialtztghW~ $dean’slist Cass City AilgnmonlrBrrkor 9 Oil Chon~rsMufliur Sik Bridal cascade Bouqueep Cbt~ihdMU- corsages * Boutombres Chronicle Phon. 172-5303 Accesswies CRIME . Officials at Great Lakes Phone 872-2010 WaYsmaYbe~bYaPphhM 2-1-17-tf Call 673-6607 evenings 6 Saturday Junior College, Caro, have OLD CASTLE EXHAUST named the following area Phone 269.9585 STOPPERS Muff IerS- Shds residents to the winter 1990 FOR SALS - Lawn orna- Lifetime guarant- I 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe JOIN FIGHT term dean’s list: ments, all summer at Minor engine reparm THE Cass City - Kristin Hazen Guinther’s, 4213 Certified Mechanic Blalne deBeaublen, Prop, WlHPOW ClEAHlHG TO STOP CRIME Garnet, Doerr Rd., Thursday and PhOM 872-2251 , - Garnet, John Patti Friday. 2-5-2-3 IN OUR COMMUN Parker, Margaret Remsing, 6597 Main, Cass Clty Paula Scheuering, Shirley RENT LEASE SUPREME Call 1-80 Soldan, Melissa Toner, Jan- OR WINOOW CLEANING ice Tuckey and Jacquelyn BY THE DAY, WEEK, I * Slormr~Scrrrni-Window8 During the late hours of March 14, someone entered YOSL MONTH OR YEAR Buy your carpet or Iinoleurn, then JmllotW Sanier Fbrr. onto the Akron-Fairgrove High School property and Decker - Linda Draper- 1990 DODGE call us for expen installahon. We Ewri Gultrrr Clrrnrd HI-Fiiiri S adler. also do custom and repair work CALL US TOOAY Sonlcr 4 Roknlrl stole the.following items: SHADOW Faaory trained.”We Do rt Right.” Eillmrirr on Comrnrrclri. Deford - JoEllen Pratt ‘AIR Five gallons of gas from one of the buses CONMTDNEOr Satisfadm guaranteed. dib Fuelgas Resldrnilrl I Induurirl WOR and Bill Sattelberg. AUTOMATIC.TlCT, CRUI%. J.J.’s Flooring Service 0 Cornplrlr lniurrncr Covrfr~r duncllon of WRSTEERING AND STEREO. M.53 Socurlly Srmlcrr Arrll.bla 2 - 4-inch speakers from one of the buses Gagetown - Marie cas city rnd Mdl 3 cases of fruit punch off the back porch of the Hudson and Jane Lowe. Phone 872-4701 CIS8 City 11m Qratiot, Saglnrw high school Kingston - Mary Brief, o*t9 $1 9% Phone 872-2161 Call Crimestoppers Identification N urn ber TC-15-90 Phyllis Diebold and Susan 1ST 100 MILES FREE! 790-7809 Vandersypen . - I - _,_- Crime Stoppers will pay for information leading to Owendale - Marcie Rent&ar the arrest and conviction of the suspects on this crime. Draschil, Sally Draschil, This space could Lloyd Fritz and Melissa be yours for Call 1-800-422-5245 or 1-5 17-673-8160 between 9:OO Planis Balloons Weisenbach, s - as little as $1.75 a.m. and 300 p.m., Monday through Friday. In order to be named to the Sandy b Tom Tirmry. Ownern 4S6 Loach St., Cur Gly, MI 40726 per week. Remember, you do not have to give your name. !A dean’s list, a student must BOARD Phone 872-3935 number will be assigned to you when you make the call. earn a grade point average of Downtown Cuss Qty I I i at least 3.5 on a scale of 4.0. 1-800-622-1312 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 PAGE THIRTEEN “GALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU I Notices I [ Notice8 [ Noticee ] (md) I ForRent 1 ~- ~ I f Services I Services 1 BINGO - Every Thursday 1 FOR RENT - Masonic Tem- BIG C ASPHALT - patch WANTED - Baby-sitter in and repair. All types of as- at St. Pancratius Hall, S. ple Refreshment Hall - par- Is 50 really nifty? Seeger, Cass City. Doors Lebioda my home for 2 girls, 6 and phalt - parking lots, drive- 2 :es, dinners, meetings. No ~~ years old, Monday-Fri- ways, roads. We also get open 6:oO p.m. Early-bird Excavating - alcoholic beverages. Call 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. Carpet & Upholstery day, 79a.m. to 3%) p.m. Furness, 8724509. rid of those muddy drive- Ask Must have own transporta- Ted ways and parking lots. Our Phone 872-5410. Knights of Qualitygravel, sand and Cleaning .. 4-2-17-tf Columbus Council No. 8892. tion. Call 872-5481 after 4:OO special - we put in complete Arthur dack dirt, septic sys- *Licensed DuPont p.m. 11-5-2-3 Sebctivm lntroductlons Na- c 5-12-31-tf OFFICE SPACE for rent - driveway 10x70 for $650. :ems, ditch digging, Stainmaster tional personal introductions aasements, driveways, sics 10x14 $105 and 14x16 This price covers labor and Severanie Writer seeks applicator SEVEFUL PERSONS to network. You select age, $l68. Location - 1/4 mile materials. Special good 30 water lines, brush hog- *Auto Interiors area and personal interest. days only. Call 517-673-7264, ging, etc. . cleaned gather forms. Flexible Leave your own personal in- south of Colony House on 5-5-9- 1 n DEFORD hours. Ideal for person with Van Dyke. Call 872-2163. 313-238-1264,313-733-1175. Family histories, pap- in your troducton and contact other 4-4-ll-tf Call Join 872-3 149 driveway school age children. $4.50 singles. 1-900-420-3595 ers, documents, photos, hour. Call Cass City Chron- etc. Send name, address Call Beth 872-2861 *3-Mprotectors $amin. 7EAUTIFUL HILLSIDE and phone no. 8-8-23-tf *Flood removal icle 872-3810. 11-5-9-1 Apartments - all carpeted, Don Dohn WANTED - assistant car- Cash Loan8 to $5,OOO,OOO. refrigerator, range. Lots of P.O. Box 52 QUICK’S LAWN Mainte- Prior Turndowns OK1 after 4 p.m. 5-4-25-2 nance - complete lawn care, Visa/MC. Bad Credit our parking, storage. Call 872- 3805 Deford, MI 48729 ~ CassCity Bud at Schnkeberger’s 872- 3315 or 872-3613. 4-5-2-tf REMEMBER MOM with a commercial, residential. 8-4-15-tf Phone 872-3471 3315. 11-11-15-tf specialty. $5,000 Creditline. gift from Georgine’s in Author will contact you spring cleari-ups. Guaranteed Acceptance I FOR LEASE - 30 acres till- Cass City. We have many for interview. 5892. Counselors available. Call 1- CUSTOM 900-230-1233 $1.98/min. 2 able, 45 acres pasture. Call outfits and jewelry to Oh, my! 5-2-28-14 SLAUGHTERING (Work Wanted) 313-532-2720. 4-5-2-3 choose from. Also Gift Cer- Ken Martin minute maximum. tif icates. 5-5-9-1 Look Who’s BINGO - every Wednesday ]~l~~~i~,BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB WORK WANTED - spring TRAILER LOT for rent in night. Open 6: 00 - early bird CURING, SMOKING AND clean-up, brush removal, Alrlhe Career8 - Free airline ctktntry. 4 south, 2 1/2 east WANTED - reliable person, 6% - regular bingo 7:W. PROCESSING etc. Call 872-5054. 12-5-9-1 career training seminars are vf Cass City. 872-2829. nondrinker, to live in, in 35 Post 3644 VFW,E. Main St. Home# - F~mr TUESDAY & FRIDAY now being scheduled in your 4-5-9-3 Cass City. Call 872-5382. 5-2-26-tf Commercial MOTHER OF ONE will area. Sa inaw - May 7, Flint - 5-5-9-2 Industrid ERLA take excellent care of your May 8, tansing - May 9, How the years fly Exciting Summer New and rewire Packing Co., Inc. child in my home, 2% miles Grand Rapids - May 15, FOR RENT - Small house in Day Care Programs Kalamazoo - May 16. All in- Gagetown $50/week. Call LOST - water spaniel, long from Cass City. Please con- hair short tail on 6318 State Licensed USDA Plant 1074 tact Barb 872-2066. 12-5-9-3 terested candidates should 673-6232. 4-5-9-3 Happy Limited Space call today1 International Air Houghton St., Cass City. Cass City 517-872-2192 ~ Answers to Dusty. Ronald Phone 872-41 14 Academy 1-800-950-4359 - FOR RENT - House, 2-bed- Fritz. 5-5-9-1 Call today 1180 HwCorner Road 84-9tf WILL DO baby-sitting. We’re proud to be America’s room, $300 per month, first Birthday largest nationally accredited 87 2-2 300 ’ 8-8-10-tf GARY WILLS aild last month’s deposit, FOUND - Female Balinese CONSTRUCTION 6343 Pine 12-5-9-3 Airline training school! St. 2898 N.Van Dyke. Call (313) Higher Horizons Louis, Mo in the vicinity of Houghton KATHY N LAWN & Licensed/Lnsured Builder 652-0388. 4-5-9-tf Street. Call 872-4685 after 4 M 6c CATERING - weddings, I Child New HomedRemodeling p.m. 5-5-2-3 YARD SERVICES banquets, parties, all occa- Succeos Breeds Success. Development Repair, Pole Bulldin#I’russ sions. For information call We are a highly successful FOR RENT - The Paint JEWETT Mowing, Rolling, Setting, SandGraveI & Store has a wallpaper REDUCE SAFE AND fast Center Top- 872-3154 evenings or 872- direct sales company. We Trimming, Thatching, soil, Excavating/demditim 5078. 12-5-96 have exquisite, exclusive din- steamer for easy removal with EoBese Tablets and Love 5-5-9-3 Fertilizing, of bold wallpaper. Call 872- E-Vap “Water Pills” avail- Bulldozing & Grading nerware. You have direct Garden Plowing, Backhoe & Hydrohoe sales experience, exhibudis- 245. 4-11-2-tf able Coach Light Phar- “The Simpsons” Screen Replacement WILL DO baby-sitting in macy. 5-5-2-2 Scratch Pads Free estimates play experience, the skills to your home, high school girl recruit, motivate and lead a Reasonable rates with 2 years’ experience. 5-5-9- 1 Call 872-2048 or M-81 cast of Cass City sales team. You need the assorted sizes Call 8724659. 12-5-2-3 desire to be in business for 872-4264 Call 517-872-3505 ~- MINISTRY Ob’ ‘1’Hh w ora 8-5-3-tf yourself, a limited amount of at Unionville has a free do- cassCity Chronicle Maynard Helwig WILL DO housekeeping working capital. We offer and 1 thing annex, free clothing 84-25-tf and care for elderly person independent sales center ter- and household articles. Lo- 5-3-14-3 Steamaster Carp & by day or week. Call 872- ritory, full and concise train- SATELLITE & ANTENNA cated at 3019 Bay Street, ELECTRIC MOTOR and Upholstery Cleaners ’ 361 1. 12-4-25-3 ing, on oina marketing, sales SALES 8 SERVICE Unionville. Now open Tues- power tool repair, 4 p.m. to Experienced, Fast, and a!rninistrativs support. 1223 E. CARO RD. i* day, Wedneday, Thursday, 8 p-m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to Courteous, Inexpensive Please write to Table Charm CARO, MI 48723 1-5 P*m. Donation drop RICHARD’S TV-Appliance 5 P.m. Saturdays. John Residential & Commercial EXPERIENCED carpen- Limited, 4454 Genesse Car & van interiors ters looking for in boxes1 the IGA parking and Sound Room offers ser- Blair, 118 mile west of work in M-53 roofing, siding, remodel- Avenue, Buffalo, N.Y. 14125, 1 lob in Cass City and vice for VCRs - TVS - OnSbewaingRoad. Phone Water & fire damage for the attention of David Complete Satellite system (517) 673-7323 Caeville. things do- Stereos - Telephones. For 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf 10% Senior Discount ing, texture ceiling, Beigel. Give full details of prior Licensed DuPont drywall and deck. Have re- 5-2-14-tf nated will be given away, quality service call 673- sales and business ex- Stainguard ferences. Please call after perience. All correspondence Professional 7:OO p.m., 872-2633. 12-5-2-3 treated in the strictest con- TV & VCR Paul Bessler fidence. Or call 1- 800-387- Service 872-4716 421 2. 8-5-9-3 SPRING SPECIALS!!! All makes and models Nmd Cash or Credit? In- crease your purchasing BEFORE BUYING OR SELLING..... SEE B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE FIRST!!! Antenna and power with our guaranteed Satellite Service credit program. Call 1-900- LOOK THIS ONE OVER! 420-3500 get instant credit, 1 1/2 Story ENGLISH TUDOR home. Features: 4 Bedrooms with hardwood floors, FIREPLACE in large living Call Mike Visa, Mastercard, signature room, formal dining mom, 2 bathrwms, maple stairway, lots of storage & closets plus 3 rmm brick home. This home 872-3315 Opportunity Knocks. Be a bans. $amin. 24 hours. mustbe seen tobeappreciated and is priced way below replacement cost at $75,0Oo.O0. Reducedto $68,500.00. Listing 8-3-21-tf distributor of the #1 water For Fast, Efficient Build Your Own Home. No #I 6,692 Repairs on your treatment system in the country and a state-of-the-art money down, on Miles Homes PRICED TO SELL NOW! SEPTIC SYSTEMS Satellite environmental air system. In- quality building materials. 1- Cleaning 8 Installation r\ dependent distributor 1-800- 800-334-8820 Beautiful 3 Bedroom Raised Brick Ranch home in Cass City. Home features: large living room with Indiana Lime- System 397-8011. stone Fireplace Wall, new carpet in living rmm and bedrooms, lots of closets and storage areas, new flooring in Simpson Credit Cards Visa - Master- bathroom, full basement, lots extras, garage area in basement, large lot. PRICED TO Excavating card guaranteedl Bad credit. of SELL RIGHT NOW!!! WCd, Wanted 9 People. Will pay $69,500. Call now before it’s too late! Listing #16,690 Bankruptcy OK1 99% ap- Dozer -backhoe loader you to lose 10-29 Ibs. in next - Rick’s 30 days using new diet disc proved, For application call 1- In cass City Newly painted new alum. storms and screens; 4 bedrooms plus den natural gas topsoil - gravel - sand Earth Station 900-258- 851 0 2$/Min. STARTER HOME: - - - any size fill job program as seen on T.V. 1- forced hot air furnace; large kitchen with washer & dryer hook-ups; priced to sell right now for $35,000.00. Owner 1433 E. Caro Rd. 014-7-4037. driveways - waterlines Caro. Phone 6734783. All Homeowners! $Speedy leaving state - - - Listing #16,574 / this & that Cash$ Any purpose, low Free Estimate 8-10-14tf $5,000 Gold Card. Guaran- rates, credit corrected, EZ ‘teed! No deposit. No credit 2nd HOME: 1/3 mile off M-53- 5 room home - one story - gas furnace; large kitchen - other features: plus small barn FARM debt consolidation. Express with basement; situated on 3 1/2 acres land Listing #16,639 ’ BUNUU h~r-ch@. Cash’advancesl Free of - $29,500. Phone 872-4502 ance : Auto, Farm, Crop, $80 gift Certificate. AIS fat, Mortgage, Money from your 8-1-17-tf Home, Business, Life, An- easy VISNMC, no deposit! 1- home fast! Call 369-CASH, ask for Dept. 50. Outside 2 ACRES NEAR CASS CITY - RANCH TYPE HOME with 3 bedrooms; 2 bathrooms; laundry room; some nuities Frank Huger 800-677-2625, anytime, (free appliances - very neat and roomy - small horse barn; all this for $47,500. (Agent), 269-8874 or 269- call). (313) dl1-800-LOAN-123. Arthur Brown 7854. .8-2-28-tf Wolff Tanning Beds Com- BUSINESS BUILDING comes with all equipment, dairy case, meat case; shelving; 2 air conditioners; gas furnace; Drivers: Start at the top. Join plus 2 bedroom living quarters; all on one needs new roof; SPECIAL everything goes Listing Cass City rnercial-Home units. From floor; - for $12,500. Wanted to Buy J.B. Hunt’s acclaimed team of $1 99.00. Lamps- Lotions-Ac- #16,646 Well Drilling drivers and you’ll start our cessories. Monthly payments career at the top- with theLst and WANT TO lBUY *Plow,2-14, in the business. With training low as $18.00. Call Today FOR RENT: 2 bedrmm apartment and 1 bedroom apartment. ’ FREE Color Catalog. 1-800- 3-pinthitch-Call 665-2408. from Bowlina Green State 228-6292. Pump Repair 6-5-9-1 Transportation Center in RANCH TYPE HOME within 300 feet of Golf Course - beautiful home in excellent condition; Formal dining rmm Bowling Green, KY under with new chandelier; 3 large bedrooms; 2 bathrooms; natural gas fired hot water heat; new gas range, new disposal; STATE LICENSED OLD ORIENTAL RUGS - your belt, you’ll have the A Wonderful Family Ex- oven; drapes and curtains remain - large 2 car garage attached - nicely landscaped - approx. 2,000 square feet of livine . Australian, Phone 673-3800 Wanted any size or condi- chance to enby good pay, area - all this for $59,500. Listing #16,694 tion. 1-800+&7740. 6-4-18-4 stability and more. Financial r-uropean, Scandinavian, 8-1-27-tf assistance is available. We Japanese high school ex- regularly hire drivers who change students arriving in LOOKING FOR WORK? We have just the business for you - rehi1 sales - all office and business equipment remains WANT TO BUY - standing August. 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I PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 9,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Burning permits Taking required stock / By 6ill Myers windy day. “Basically, use good com- mon sense, get a permit and 1 am always impressed tors, and they can get the Editor, Du Pont Direc- make sure there are no re- with the Du Pont story, same raw materials we can, tions, Room 7706, strictions,” he added. Every summer I get updated the same computers, the Wilmington, Del. 19898. Persons inkrested in ob- by an up-and-coming plant same sort of plants and loca- Predictions I found intrigu- taining a burning permit manager from Camden, tions, and more or less the ing: should contact the nearest S.C., Jim Prettyman, when same technology. *The work force will be fire department or, in Tus- he comes to Beulah, Mich., But the one thing we have older on average, with thc cola, Huron and Sanilac to sail with - - and against - - that they don’t is our em- number of people age 48-53 counties, the Cass City DNR me. ployes. This is a great source up 70%. The median age Field Office (phone 872- (For a young fellow, he of ideas for efficiency, for a will be up 6 years. 4009). sails quite well. But you better product and more of *Minorities will account need maturity in this sport, it. And we pay our people for 30% of additions to pay- Adelines set and you have to be sly and accordingly.For example, if rolls. devious. It takes time to a man comes up with an idea *Instead of the traditional develop those traits.) that will help the company, I long chains of authority the dinner show Jim was telling about the can give him up to $2,000 on company will be broken into company’s philosophy. the spot. No committee ap- smaller fiefdoms. Plaht The Huron ChaPter Lake “We look at our cornyeti- proval, no red tape, no delay, managers, for example, will DNR OFFICIALS are reminding area residents who plan to burn outdoors to first of the Sweet Adelines kill no higher-up approval.” be sultans instead of majors. presentadinnerandshowat Jim was sent to the *Productivity, static since obtain a permit. Extreme caution is urged,- according to officials, who say a blaze thecolony ~ouseneamss - Y Camden, S.C., plant be- the ~O’S,will be going up City May 18. The concert cause of his success in get- 1.4% a year. From. that, a that scorched nearly 90 acres southwest of Cass City last March (above) is a good fatwe the male quar- Arraign 2 ting employes interested in higher standard of living. example of what can happen when burning under windy conditions. tets, “Power Play” and wkt they Were making, in “Family Forum.’’ *The company will be on separate learning why the plant’s more global. More produc- This year’s beneficiary, produck had to produced receiving part of the pro- bc tion and more sales outside charges economically, and with su- America. Maybe half the ceeds from the event, will be U perior quality. the Huron County Council company total. Deford’s Bettv Mumhv - One-of the things they *Manufacturing will tK for the Preventioi of Child A pair of area residents r/ 1- aJ make at Camden is some tightly tied in with research, Abuse and Neglect. were arraigned recently in synthetic goop that is sold to The “CA/N” Council Tuscola County District marketing and engineering, carpet manufacturers. The marching along together as a works to prevent child abuse Court on separate charges. way Jim described the prod- programs like: Babes: a Gordon Wright Jr., 19, family. gearing up for retirement thru uct, it resembles the stuff *Research will be teamed 5757 Denhoff Rd., King- pupkt presentation to ele- that babies regurgitate when with marketing. mentary children; Caress: a ston, was arraigned last For ex- . teacher at the then newly- they are fed too fast. Hard to ample, if Du Pont developsa other year off when son only teach a couple years,” vo!unteer program for new Wednesday on charges of At about the same time she built Evergreen Elementary Scott was born in 1962. She be inspired making such a new material for surgical School, with particular she recalled of her long and !riothers; Bubbelonian En- arson of personal property compound. married Keith Murphy. then wentback toCampbel1, counter: a play on good and and conspiracy. gloves, they may sell the fondness. varied tenure. So Jim took some busloads gloves themselves or‘jointly Her fmt job was at the teaching kindergarten for 8 However, she pointed out, bad touching for second and Stone School, located 4 Bond was set at $1,000. A4 of the plant workers up to the with others. (A great field. years. “Each time I was home I third graders, and Parent preliminary examination in miles east, 2 north and a half LIKE HEAVEN In the meantime, Murphy Nurturing: a very intensive carpet factory and showed Everyone except grandma is found out I was not cut out to the case was to have been them how this stuff east of Cass City, where she had earned her bachelor’s educational program for messy wearing the things now.) “To go from teaching all 8 be homemaker, I guess I just held this morning (Wednes- they made at Camden be- *Despite a growing appe- taught 8 grades. After one degree from Central Michi- enjoy teaching; I know I families. year, she accepted a teach- grades to 2 grades was, you gan College in 1961 and, 7 day)-Court records state Wright came attractive carpeting. tite for oil, and despite fears know, just like heaven,” she love teaching. I do not enjoy Last year there were 2 10 The men were impressed, ing position at the Chambers years latcr, would earn her reported cases ofchild abuse of the Worry Warts that the said, grinning. housekeeping.” is charged with burning a and their jobs had a little supply will run out, Du Pont School in Evergreen Town- master’s degree in counsel- As teaching principal at 2nd neglect in Huron ship. 1989 Ford Ranger pickup, more meaning. through its Conoco division, ing from the same school. Deford, Murphy spends 4 1/ County . and conspiring to commit Another maternity leave After giving birth to her Tickets are available from You do stunts like that and expects that its reserves will 2days teaching and the other arson of real property Nov. the employes find more sat- be greater in they year 2000 “Then Mike, my oldest again sidelined Murphy’s last child, Patrick, in 1971, half day in the office. any member of the “CA/”’ son, was I stayed home teaching career, but a year 20 in Dayton and Kingston isfaction from their jobs. than they are now. born. Murphy switched to a sixth Serving in both capacities Council. The Lake Huron townships. a year with him, and then I after daughter Kris was grade class at Cass City In- Chapter of the Sweet Ade- They find ways to do things About the only note of has given her an opportunity Mary A. Williams, 3’7, pessimism Du Pont has for went back to teaching born, she returned to Ever- termediate School, where lines, or by calling Mary better, and they get to witness many changes in 3 I38 Warner Rd., Cass City, promptly paid off in cash. years ahead is the increasing again,” she said, adding she green in 1957 to teach third she remained for 7 years education over the years. Ann Tenczor at 269-9201. taught at the McHugh was arraigned Monday on a Could this sort of treatment role of Federal government and fourth grade. before accepting her present A big increase in paper- charge of operating a motor School, which was located After 3 years there, she be a reason why Du Pont has in business, in making it jobin 1978. work - - government, not vehicle while under the in- where the NFO building is accepted a second grade virtually no unions in this harder for business to be student related - - is among fluence of liquor, third or vast company? competitive. now, for 2 years. teaching post at Campbell MANY TJMES the changes, she observed, Murphy recalls her next Elementary School, which subsequent offense,April 22 The publication “Direc- Editor’s note: This is the lust “And it’s getting more and in Wells Township. job, as a fifth and sixth grade was later followed by an- “Many times I thought, I’ll tions,” foretelling what the installment of Taking Stock more because the crowns made of laurel Bond was set at $100 for company will be like when as the column’s author, re- government’s expecting leaves to victorious ath- thc defendant, whose pre- the 21st century gets here, tired editor and investment more of the school, We letes while The ancient Ro- liminary exam will be held mans decorated their war will probably be sent to you counselor Bill Myers, is re- know weneedtohaveagood May 16 at 9 a.m. if you write,: tiring from writing. school, but you have to have heroes with crowns of oak it all written down now.” At the same time, she noted, “Things are changing ~O’GR EETI NG so fast in education,with the i\9 s use of computers.” The amount of knowledge Say It In Your that children have today via TV and videos, and an in- creasingly mobile society, Special Way! also has expanded, Murphy EVERYDAY AT WOOD’S! said. a. PHILOSOPHY Only At Wood’s! Through all the changes, Also the Popular Dear Cards the veteran educator has maintained a philosophy Exclusively On The Corner towards teaching that com- PUT SOME INSTANT TICKETS IN IT! bines discipline with smiles, winks and a few pats on the 3INGO SUPPLIES back for her pupils. and PLUSH Murphy remembered CUTE T-SHIRTS interviewing for the job of in stock ANIMALS teaching principal 12 years for ago, noting that she told the 700‘s of Styles, Suitable for Moms, school board that, yes, she BINGO MOMS Colors, Designs does believe in spanking, Grandmothers.1 . . . .Kids, Too! but used wisely and with love. GIFT I CAMERA DEFORD ELEMENTARY School teaching Principal Betty “Kids need love, and often CERTIFICATES Murphy will retire in June after a lengthy tenure in educa- the kids that need it the most are the ones who are hardest GoodJor FOR tion, including the past 12 years at Deford, where each week to love,” she said. Most students have re- Watches she spends 4 1/2 days in the classroom and the remaining half sponded warmly to her ap- Makers PRICE MOM day in the office. proach. Still, she finds it Jewelry difficult to forget the occa- or your sional failwe. Videos Graduate “There was one boy. . .I Shavers Clocks Can Openers Anything Mom never felt that I really All price ranges reached him,” she said. *esires at Wbod‘s FILM CENTER, TOO Puzzled with your “You wonder was there a Hair Dryers Curlers Radios, Etc. reason that he was hurting that I wasn’t able to help in PATIO and GARDEN Wedding Plans? some way.” SUNGLASSES ~eg. Overall, the past 38 years LAWN CHAIRS 55c SEEDS have been good, according 5 up to 50% for $100 We’ll help you solve them . to the grandmother of 6, who Off Picnic Supplies Extras 20c ea ..a noted she will miss her stu- I . Even for the simplest wedding there are many details dents and fellow teachers in to be nttended to and questions that arise in planning retirement, but not the alarm Realistic clock, the wedding. Every bride wishes her wedding to be DOUBLE Stone just perfect. To help you prepare fw that wonderful Classes will be replaced by day, we haue compiled a list of questions most golf outings, quilting, knit- Critters commonly asked by the bride-to-be, The unswers ting and a trip to Florida,” PRINTS are taken from authoritative sources on etiquette. Murphy remarked, adding Miniatures May your wedding day be a perfect one, from the she and her husband “aren’t FREE Copper Wall time you say “yes,” to your joyful departure in a afraid to be senior citizens.” shower of rice! “I’m going to do what I Plaques want to do when I want to do Every Free subrcription with each der it.” And while she’s enjoying a Wednesday In Our The Cass City Chronicle well-deserved extended vacation, Murphy indicated at Gift Phone 872-2010 she’ll have the satisfaction of having few regrets. Department She added, “I wouldn’t Wood’s change a thing.” ... ,.>. . . . - . Cass City IGA Foodliner 6121 as city Road, cas cia Michigan 48726 a Phone: 872-2645

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