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Multi-age classes approved School spends $3,200 to censor Internet programs

Cass City Schools will school to charge students for viewed the multi-age teach- asked that changes be made ;pend $3,200 for a hard drive the cost of the portion of the ing program that places 3 in the Early Childhood Cen- ind the “Palisade Systems” program normally paid by grades in the same rooms and ter so that the 3 rooms were hat will censor the material the state. The subsidy of the received permission to insti- accessible to one another. hat is availahle to students program by district taxpay- gate the program next year. Principally, that means build- wer the Internet. ers will be maintained for It will be on a volunteer ing a new door. Micklash Supt.. Ken Micklash ex- students that live in the dis- basis. If more parents decide said that this would be no ilained the program to the trict. they want students in the new problem. Joard of education Monday Out of district students will system than there is space Connie Iwankovitsch, light at the school. The fol- pay the complete cost of the available, a lottery system teacher in the secondary al- owing kinds of material will program, The new policy, if will be used. However, it will ternative education program, )e blacked out: Gambling, approved, will also ban eat- be arranged so that the class reviewed the program. She lackin gli 11eg a1 activities, ing and drinking, with the contains students with the said that there were 21 stu- Irugs/alcohol, body modifi- exception of water, in a normal range of abilities as dents in alternative education :ations, hatdintolerance and driver education car. is a regular class, Miklovic in 1995-6; 17 students in :raphic violence. A special explained. 1996-7, and 31 students this mphasis is placed on block- CURRICULUM After it was approved, year. ng pornographic sites. Kathy Iseler, one of the Iwankovitsch said that the The agenda was one of the Principal Jodi Miklovic re- teachers in the new system, Please turn to back page. 3riefest of the school year, Nith mostly routine items lecided. One was the ap- Saturday and Monday )ointment of Jeff Hartel to -eplace Jim Makowski, who -esigned his technical educa- .ion position. Hartel’s place Area township meets set will be taken by Sandy Post in 5th and 6th grade physi- ;a1 education. Area residents who have a township hall and repair projects, waste gripe or suggestion about an disposal service contracts DRIVER EDUCATION issue in their township will Novesta Township and other matters. have an opportunity to offer March 28 at 1 p.m. Light attendance has Changes in driver education their opinions this weekend. township hall prompted a number of town- ships-to do away with the policy were presented for Most townships in the Cass study prior to passage in the Evergreen Township annual meeting altogether. City area will be holding But officials in those units April session. Changes in the their annual meetings Satur- March 28 at 1 p.m. state driver education law day. The sessions give resi- township hall that continue to meet each made the revisions neces- year encourage citizens to dents a chance to see their attend and voice their con- sary. The changes, if local government in action. Greenleaf Township adopted, will allow the March 28 at 1 p.m. cerns, complaints and ques- tions. The following is a list township hall ” meeting dates, times and The electorate’s power at places for area townships: Township annual meetings the atrnual meeting has di- Money needed for pool repair cover a variety of issues. minished over the years, Elkland Township Aside from the past year’s however, residents still have a1 March 30 at 7 p.m, revenues and expenditures, the authority to accept or re- township fire hall township boards typically ject salary increases for lo- discuss and approve pro- cal elected officials, and the viiiage council nixes campground Ellington Township posed budgets for the com- proposed purchase, transfer March 28 at 1 p.m. ing year, road construction or sale of township property.

Proposed development of a roughly $92,800, including Manager Jane Downing and lcast $40,000. the council approved a pair campground in Cass City camp site equipment, an ac- concluded the campground In 1997, the village spent of zoning amendments and will remain on the hack cess road, water and sewer project should not be pur- more than $19,000 on the discussed revisions in the burner for some time to come service and construction of a sued at this timc. facility, including new tile for village’s 1998 street repair Vandalism: teens nabbed as far as village officials are building to house an office, “I think it was the consen- the pool, and new shower program. concerned. hathroonis and storage sus of the committee to put heads and a new roof for the The council unanimously space. this on hold,” he said. “We pool building. approved both zoning ordi- Cass City police will seek Damage was estimated at males, an 18-year-old from The Cass City Village about $100. Decker and a 17-year-old Council agreed Monday to At that time, some council felt at this time it’s not a pri- Also planned this year are nance amendments follow- arrest warrants for a pair of members voiced concerns ority for us.” installation of siding on the ing brief public hearings. No teens in connection with Later, a second vandalism from Deford. Reports state focus instead on capital im- both males had been drink- provemen ts targeting exist- over the cost involved as well The village pool, on the pool building, and additional public comment was offered damage to 2 homes recently. complaint was filed on be- as additional expenses such other hand, is a priority, repairs to the interior of the during either hearing. According to reports, offc- half of Ruby Thorne, 4445 ing. ing recreational facilities. The suspects’ names were The campground has been as hiring someone to man the Prieskorn pointed out. building as well as to the arts The first amendment allows ers were called to the Laura West St., whose home was proposed as a cooperative campground office. The “The pool’s going to he a and crafts building. downtown businesses to Bryant residence, 6392 also damaged. Reports state not released pending arrests. In other recent police re- effort between the village, matter was referred to the ma.jor expense,” he said, not- In a related matter, erect larger and additional Houghton St., to investigate storm door windows were council’s Parks and Promo- ing plans call for a new pool Prieskorn said officials will signs provided they follow a suspicious situation com- broken at the residence, to- ports, Charles Hughes 11, Cass City Schools and the 6325 Main St., reported a Cass City Economic Devel- tion Committee. surface to be applied before be discussing the possibility certain size restrictions. plaint March 14 at 11:56 taling $133.49 in damage. opment Corporation. During Monday’s resched- the summer season gets un- of raising pool fees in the The other amendment al- p.m. Officers traced the foot- Mitsubishi cellular phone The Village Council last uled monthly council meet- derway. Village officials are future to help cover mainte- lows certain medical facili- Police arrived to find a prints found at the Bryant was taken from his residence month reviewed a prelimi- ing, committee Chairman still in the process of select- nance costs. ties to locate in residential storm window damaged and residence to a Pine Street sometime between March nary proposal that would cre- Matt Prieskorn said the com- ing a specific pool finish, ZONING, ROADS 2 sets of footprints leading apartment, where they found 15 and March 18. The away from the scene. and interviewed 2 teen phone is valued at $1 25. ate 30 camp sites at a cost of mittee had met with Village which is expected to cost at Turning to other matters, Please turn to back page, Joshua Wark: 200 Beanie Babies and counting

They come with names like Soft, cuddly toys with cute The buying frenzy that has from $5 or $6 for some But you don’t have to be challenge to find them is fun, ing, they don’t make them Doodles the Rooster, Slither names that dis~lppeilrfrom gripped the nation began Beanie Babies to several wealthy to put together are- too.” anymore and the value goes the Snake and Peanut the store shelves IlearlY as about 2 years ago and shows hundred dollars for the more spectable collection of the UP. Elephant. quickly as they are deliv- no signs of slowing, with popular “retired” babies that popular stuffed toys. DOES HIS “I enjoy going places, look- They’re Beanie Bahies; e&. people spending anywhere are no longer manufactured. Just ask Joshua Wark, an HOMEWORK ing for them. I enjoy find- 1 1-vear-old Cass Citv vouth inn out that there are new wh6 has managed ticbllect on&. I don’t like how people some 200 Beanie Babies Wark, whose first Beanie sell Beanie Babies for hun- over a period of a year or so. Baby - Scoop the Pelican dreds of dollars,” he said. Wark, a sixth grade student - was a gift from his mom, “I would love to get every at CasCity Middle School, has also done his homework. one, but it’s hard because the is quick to point out he’s got- For example, he keeps a prices (for some Beanie Ba- ten a lot of help from family close eye on the Beanie Baby bies) are in the hundreds and mzmbers, including his market, and he’s learned to thousands” of dollars. grandmothers, Donna avoid secondary markets, One Internet site estimates Zagorski of Cass City and which purchase large quan- the value of Peanut the El- Joyce Wark of Akron, who tities of Beanie babies and ephant (retired) at some are also avid collectors of then resell them at higher $5,000. Other retired and Beanie Babies. prices. expensive Beanie Babies in- But the area youth has also Wark knows it is important clude Brownie the Bear done his shxre of legwork in to insure each Beanie Baby ($2,900) and Slither the the never-ending search for he has remains in mint con- Snake ($1,700). that special Beanie Baby. dition to retain their full “Joshua has made many value, so he stores them care- “YOUdon’t want to spend a phone calls and stood in sev- fully. lot on one,” Wark said, add- eral lines to acquire the 200 “I enjoy Eoing on the ing he typically spends from

Wark, 11, Cass City, displays the 200 Beanie Babies he has collected with the help “Joshua loves the excitement their values and which ones ing chores and helping out !j: that comes when he finds one are retiring,” he said. “Lots around the house. of his family. that he doesn’t have, and the of them retire, and by retir- Please turn to back page. fJ 1 PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGm Engaged Blood drive Engaged Cass City New books slated for Social Items I, April 7 Call your local news I at the librarv to the Chronicle office I &I Tk American Red Cross 872-2010 asks healthy people to give Sharp Edges by Jayne Ann Krentz: Eugenia Swift, director blood regularly to help nicct of Leabrook Glass Museum, is asked to travel to Frog Cove the nccd for blood through- Launie Hines ofSouthgatc Island to catalog an important collection of art glass belong- uut the year. Each donation has had original poetry pub- If you could somehow know today ing to the late Adam Daventry. She must take along private is very signiticant for the lished in thc book, “Soaring Would be your last on earth, investigator Cyrus Chmll,!er Colfax an unsavory character help of someone else. The with the Wind”, and the sub- Would anything be different? who insists they pose as a couple. Eugenia doesn’t reveal Red Cross provides 100 pcr- ject is about Jonathan Fobar. Might you rethink the worth the secret purpose of the trip which is to find out what has cent of the blood products She is thc granddaughter of Of those the closest to you? happened to her good friend Nellie Grant who was Adam needed by persons in thc Ray and Floy Arnold. Would your values be the same? Davcntry’s lover. Swift and Chandler are forced to becorrIt arca, and one blood donor Would money matter quite so much? a convincing couple because a killer is loose on the island could save as many as four Pleasure, or worldly fame? and they need each other to survive. Kari Hoot & lives with a single donation. Namcd to the dean’s list at Tammy Hurd & Greg Bliss ,Joshua Steinman North w I) o d U n i vc rs i t y for Would the things that seem so urgent compiling a grade-point av- The next opportunity for Still dominate your day, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hurd A Year and a Day by Henley: Lynx Warenne is or- erage of ?-point or better is Virginia Richard and Phyllis Root of those in thc Cass City area If you knew how brief the time was of Gagetown announce the dered to secure the royal castle at Dumfries in the crucial sop h o ni cj r c L c A n n Fo s te r, Gagetown announce the en- to share in this coniniunity Until life passed away? engagement of their daugh- borderlands when his countries armies invade Scotland. He gage men t of thei r d aught cr, responsibility will be at Hills daughtcr of Jamcs and ter, Tarnmy, to Greg Bliss, Elgene Foster of‘ Cass City. meets Jock Leslie, the castle’s steward who gives him dn Kari Elizabcth, to Joshua and Dales Gencral Hospital, Would you tell someone you love them? son of Carol and Phil Wag- idea of how to fulfill his dream of being a father. He sug- Donald, son of Gary April 7, from 1 to h:45 p.m. Would you seek to mend a rift oner of Essexville. gests that he take advantage of an old Scottish custom called Stcinman of El kton and Tammy is a 1988 graduate Brian C. dcBeaubien, MD, In a broken, strained relationship handfasting, whereby a man and woman can lawfully slee) Donna Stcinman of Bay City. More inforination is avail- Cass City and employed ut‘ Bad Axe was inducted That’s been allowed to drift of is together for a year and a day, at the end of which the couple A June 27 wedding will take able hy calling Kerry Brown Bccause of pride, hurt feelings, as a Graphic designer for at (517) 872-2121 or Helen March 19 as a fellow of the decides whether to marry or part. If a child is conceived it is place at St. Agatha Church, Insisting on “your right”, Catalist Design of Troy. considered legitimate. Jock offers his youngest daughter for Gagetown. Jczewski at (517) 872-2746. Atiierim Academy of Orthopaedic Surgcons dur- If you knew you’d meet your Maker Greg is a 1984 graduate of this arrangement and she is not necessarily a willing partner ing cercnionies at the Ere the sun goes down tonight? Cass City and is employed at so the plot thickens. Newnian Construction Co. of Academy’s 65th annual Mt. Clemens. niccting in New Orleans. Dr. Would your speech be any different Enduring Love by lan McEwan: This story begins on ‘a A September 26 wedding is deBeauhicn was one of 648 If time were running out? balmy spring day when the calm organized life of Joe Rose planned. new l‘e I I ow s inducted . The Might you spend some time in prayer perhaps, is shaken up by a ballooning accident. The afternoon could HELD OVER Academy has 17,000 active Removing any doubt have been much worse if it hadn’t been for Jed Parry. Un- nicnibers. He is the son of Of where you’ll spend eternity, Evening with known to Rose, something passes between them - something Must end Thursday, April 2 the late Dick dcBeaubien Knowing it’s drawing nigh, that gives birth in Parry to an obsession so powerful that it ;ind Nancy Golinvaux of Instead of some illusive thing the Arts will test the limits of Rose’s scientific rationalism, threaten (SPECIAL SCHEDULES) Cass City. To deal with bye and bye? the love of his wife, Clarissa, and drive him to take desper- Due To Length: All Evenings 7:OO Thursday ate measures to stay alive. Saturday & Sunday Matinees 3:OO Would you change the way you’re living, If you knew your life would end? A Subscription to the Cas City Chronicle Children $2.00 -Teen/Adults $3.50 Rotary president Cary Evening the Arts will Grover revealed that 2 niem- Then perhaps you’d better do it, with I makes a Wonderful Wedding Gift 14 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS For you know it may, my friend. be heldThursday, March 26, bcrs ot the Cass City Rotary starting at 7:OO p.m. in the Cluh iire Multiple Paul Har- ris Fellows. A Paul Harris Cass City High School speech room. It will feature Fellow is onc that has con- art work, musical, dance and tributed or had contributed Historical societvJ acting talent by high school iri his nii~iie$1,000 to the students. Rotary Foundation. Following the presentation, Rotarians earn the Multiple airs March 16 meet refreshments will be served Fcllows designation for con- in the library, tributing $2,000 or mrt: to The Cass CityArea Historim joyed by the group. thc Foundiition. The Society nlet at R~~~~~ President Katie Jackson Sr. Citizens’ Menu Rotarians llfe Lanibert ~~~-,~~~i~lLibraryMarc. 16. reported that the Historical Senior citizens are usked to April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Althavur and TuII~Proctor. M~~~ members and guests Museum located in the mu- make reservations on the day 1O:OO a.m. viewed slides taken by the nicipal building on Main of the meul between 8 a.m. late Esther McCullough Street has been redecorated and 9 a.m.by calling Clara showing some of her Cass and now features Cass City Ga#n ey, 872- 28 75, Rawson Memorial Library City life, friends and inter- memorabilia of Marian and Children age 3-5, but not yet in kindergarten, ests. Bob Keating. MARCH 30-31 will hear stories and make a craft. St. Patrick’s Day decora- The Historical Society is The program will last about 45 minutes. tions and treats were en- interested in securing old Monday - Swedish Meat- photos of Cass City, espe- balls, Mashed Potatoes, ~uoouuuu~~uuu o rin n n n n ri n nu no cially from the 1930s-1960s. Broccoli & Carrot Mix, ’ White Eagle If people don’t want to do- Frwch Bread, Oatmeal This program is offered free of charge, but children E I 1 must be registitid. 0 nate their photos, the soci- Cookie. *I ’ Tuesday - Ham and 3 Parents may register children &ginning March 23. u Lodge plans ety is interested in copying n them. Noodles Augtatin, Peas & J Registration deadline is March 31, Pearl Onions, Roll, Peanut J n Swieconka The next meeting will be 7 n n o u CI CI CI u u u u u n u u LI LI o [I 11 LI u April 20 at 7 p.m,, a joint Butter Cookie. The White Eagle Lodge, a meeting with Rawson Me- fraternal benetit society, is morial Library. 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This is my day to visit our The neighbors said it would when I wrote that check for $2,500 rural health grant accountant. I’veresolved not take a pretty good stretch to $1.94 and sent it to the IRS. to ask any stupid questions call Willard’s buildings im- I can’t say that transaction Hills and Dales General second floor nurses. Hospital’s application was this time. provements, anyway; so 18 made me feel any better, but Hospital in Cass City was “The result will be im- selected fiom among several I still can’t understand why cents was probably about I’ll bet it didn’t exactly make one of only 9 hospitals re- proved patient care by qual- dozen reviewed by the my dog isn’t considered a right. their day, either. An item about a book listing antique shops in Michigan cently recognized nationally ity nurses,” Mckow said. NRHA-Multi-Plan Joint Ad- dependent. Nobody else is Either way, the taxes never was right as far as it went but the trouble was it didn’t go by the National Rural Health visory Board. claiming him. I can’t see went up or down. Each The grants are part of a far enough. The nearest antique stores listed in the book Association (NRHA) and Headquartered in Kansas why I shouldn’t. spring Willard would get a Blaze were reported. Multi-Plan Inc. quality care initiative called City, Mo., the NRHA is a That’s why I have an ac- bill for property taxes in the Not listed, since it started after the book was published, The hospitals are the first “Partnership for Health: non-profit association com- countant, I suppose. My outrageous amount of 18 was Parkway Manor, which, of course, is in Cass City. in a new program to receive Caring for the Country.” posed of individual and or- records are pretty good, but cents. destroys An old cliche is in order: It was a case of not being able to grants to support innovative The program, announced ganizational members who I get confused once in The old rascal would pay see the trees because of the forest. programs in continuing pro- jointly by the NRHA and share a common interest in awhile. his taxes right on time, but pickup ********** fessional education. Hills Mu1 ti-Plan in mid- 1997, of- rural health. The My biggest mistake this he never sent them 18 cents. and Dales’ award totals fers hospitals in medically organization’s primary mis- year was underpaying fed- He would always send a $2,500. under-served areas the fund- sion is to provids leadership eral unemployment tax. A quarter, so the assessor’s of- Fire destroyed a pickup . There’s a telephone scam preying on the elderly in the The grant is part of a ing to provide continuing for improving the health and glitch in my computer tice had to buy a 12-cent truck last week, Elkland .area, a daughter of a senior citizen reports. She says that $200,000 national program medical education for staff health care of rural Ameri- worksheet caused me to un- stamp to refund his overpay- Township fire fighters re- the man calls and says that the telephone company has over- recognizing its first 13 de- members. cans through education, der-report wages by about ment of seven cents. ported. charged them and they have a refund waiting. serving rural health care fa- NRHA officials said Hills communi c a t i on s , res ear c h $200. That way the county re- I To get the money, a coupon is needed. What it all works cilities. More grants are to and Dales General and advocacy. This led to an underpay- ceived 18 cents, but it cost Cass City firemen were ,out to is that the caller wants to get his hands on the social be awarded later this year. ment of federal unemploy- them 12 cents to collect it. called to 6541 W. Severance security number of area seniors. The other continuing medi- ment in the aniount of$l.94. So they actually only got 6 Rd. March 17 at about 650 cal education recipients are The Weather When I found the error, I cents out of the deal! Pretty p.m. ********** promptly sent the IRS a located in Indiana, Maine, High Low Precip. good, huh? Iowa, Illinois, Alabama, Or- check for $1.94. It was all part of the Sage- Fire Chief Ron Pawloski Farm land value is growing rapidly, according to the Na- Tuesday ...... 43 ...... 34 ...... 58” I wonder what it costs the said a 1994 pickup truck egon and Wisconsin. Wednesday 36 36 .69” brush Rebellion from tional Agricultural Statistics Service. On Jan. 1, this year, ...... government to process a Willard’s point of view. He owned by Don Kanyak, Cass “Professional education is Thursday ...... 36 ...... 30 ...... 02“ the average price per acre was $1,720. That compared to an expensive and time-con- check for $1.94? They prob- never could understand what City, was destroyed. The ,$1,600 Jan. 1, 1997, an increase of 8 percent. Friday ...... 34 ...... 30 ...... 0 ably thought I was fooling cause was electrical, accord- suming process,” said Saturday ...... 37 ...... 26 ...... 0 the county was doing with all , Nation-wide, the average is $l,OOO per acre, up 67 percent Donna Williams, NRHA ex- with them. that money. anyway. ing to Pawloski, who esti- from the $599 price in 1987. Sunday ...... 42 ...... 22 ...... 0 The whole thing reminded I thought a6oui Willard mated the loss at $13,000. ecutive vice-president. “But Monday ...... 43 ...... 22 ...... 0 the commitment to the pro- me of a story a friend told me ********** (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) cess is a clear indication of about an old codger he used dedication to quality and to know. Add Evergreen Township to the townships that contribute high standards of patient This fellow (we’ll call him to the maintenance of Cass City Recreational Park The care.” Willard) bought a little plot township pays $250 a year. Dee McKrow, president of land at the edge of the and chief executive officer desert and proceeded to of Hills and Dales General make himself a home. The Hospital, said the grant property had no buildings money will enable the local when Willard bought it, and hospital to purchase supplies the tax assessment was only and provide continuing in- 18 cents. service education to mem- Over the years Willard built bers of the nursing staff, I’d bet a cookie that Burton himself a house out of some Dot.” wood he found lying around. something now limited by Folsom, senior fellow in eco- It remained a tough Winston $2.26 pius tax per pack Then, he built a shop and cost and distance to a train- nomic education at the ultra economy in Michigan and Marlboro $2.26 plus tax per pack hegan piling-up scrap iron, I March is Reading Month, the contest. The incentive ing site. conservative Mackinac Cen- the nation until the war in $2.26 plus tax per pack Just in case he night ever find Camel and the kids at Deford El- behind the contest is lunch The in-service training, she ter for Public Policy head- Europe started and the fac- Basic $1.98 plus tax per pack a use for it, M, ementary School are busy with Principal Ed Pasant at added, will focus on improv- quartered in Midland, isn’t tories hummed building war Monarch $1.93 PIUS tax per pack doing just that, reading. To McDonald’s. A new contest ing the leadership skills of old enough to remember materials. I should explain, those were the days when a man might Dora1 $1.93 plus tax per pack :start the month off, the stu- begins every Monday and what it was really like dur- Through Roosevelt’s first Newport 40” off per pack .dents colored grocery bags to runs through Thursday. At ing the Great Depression in build his own house without Caro man and most of his second term, building permits - and get ‘be used at the Deford Gro- the end of the week Pasant is the United States. the depression went on un- cery Store. Each student col- then able to determine which In an article, he disparages away with it. If the house fell charged in abated. Yet Roosevelt was on him, everyone just ,ired a bag in Mrs. LaBerge’s student from each grade, first President Franklin D. elected, re-elected and re- :ty. cal engineering at Kettering CASS CITY students, including (left to right) Steven Walther building intent to cO;m- achievement awards in En- fessional of America mem- Tyll, who has achieved a University or Lawrence glish, algebra, Spanish, hiol- ber for 4 years, holding the grade point average of 3.975, Technological University. and Leon Sullins, are selling T-shirts and other items in con- ~~?l~~~~~~,‘~~~~;f$; ogy, chemistry, computer otfice of treasurer for 2 years, has earned academic driving ;way an automobilk achievement awards in alge- HONOR STUDENTS junctionceeds from with the the sale “Rain enable Forest students Adopt to An “adopt” Acre” project.acres of Pro-rain Aprilship, 22 in Gilford Town- bra, English, short stories and writing, American Lit- Other Ubly students earn- erature, health, U.S. history, ing high honors this year are: forest. Bond was continued at world history, chemistry, Nancy Puvalowski, daughter $10,000. A pre-trial hearing computer science, biology of Ray and Joyce and advanced biology, ad- Puvalowski; Rochelle Lang, Cass Citv students work i~!~e~g~;;irson,35, U vanced physical education, daughter of Wayne and Milliniton, was sentenced to wood shop and mechanical Helen Lang; Janelle 18 months probation and 90 drawing. Schrader, daughter of Larry days in the county jail (de- He was named “student of and Janice Schrader; Kristen to adopt rain forest ferred to the end of proba- the month” in February 1995 Puvalowski, daughter of tion) for his plea of no con- and again in December 1997. Claude and Denise Cass City students are con- Cerro San Gil parks in Gua- indigenous tribal groups and test to assault with a danger- In his sophomore year, he Puvalowski ; Julie 0’Malley, tinuing to do their part to temala, Central America. the health of the planet, ac- ous weapon Nov. 27 in earned first team Academic daughter of Patrick and save the world’s rain forests. Weippert explained that stu- cording to experts, who say Mi I 1in gt o n Town ship . All-State honors in track. Laura O’Malley; J anel And area residents are in- dents “adopt” an acre of rain rain forests play an essential role in the weather, prevent McPherson was ordered to Tyll has been a student aide Osentoslu, daughter of Jerry vited to help out by purchas- forest for every 10 T-shirts ing a T-shirt, handbag or sold. global warming, reduce ero- pay $1,000 in court costs for 3 years as well as serving and Debbie Osentoski; Sara and fines, $540 in oversight Tony Tyll as a high school office aide Creguer, daughter of Peter backpack, each i m pr i n ted This year, students are sell- sion and provide a bounty of Misty Wolschleger with environmental themes, fees and a $60 victim crime for one year. and Jill Creguer, and Patricia ingT-shirts and handbags for riches, including hardwoods, He has been involved in Bratland, daughter ofWillard being offered for sale by both $l?3 each and backpacks for rubber. food and medicines. tee. many extracurricular activi- and Susan Bratland. high school and middle $20 each. The sale began Preschool story hour set ties, including National Earning honors are: Felicia school students. Friday and will continue for Honor Society, currently S c hu ma c h er, daughter of The annual effort has paid 2 weeks. Preschool story hour is nity for children to get to- off, according to biology Weippert said the sale is gether with others their age. holding the office of presi- Kenneth and Bernadette slated for 1O:O a.m., Thurs- Schumacher; Nicole Pollum, teach c r N an cy We i p p ert , held in conjunction with a days, April 2,9,16,23 and 30 In this setting they can de- dent. He has also served on the student council for 4 daughtcr of Dan and Cindy whose high school classes study unit in which students at Rawson Memorial Li- velop listening skills and be- have taken part in the “Rain learn about rain forests, the Helping brary. Children age 3-5, but come t‘amiliar with the li- years and is currently presi- Po1 1 u m ; M i c he1 1e Ant h o n y, dent, participated in the daughter of Kevin and Jean Forest Adopt An Acre” impact of consumer choices not yet in kindergarten, are brary. There is no charge for project in each of the past 3 on rain forests, how recy- this program but children school play this ycar, and Anthony; Jessica Jurgess, Hands invited to attend. Each week daughter of Kenneth and years. Sixth grade classes, the children will hear stories must be pre-registered. Reg- was an honor guard as a jun- cling helps, and ways to ex- Julie Jurgess, and Lucas meanwhile, have been in- A Puppet atExtravagunza the and make a craft to take istration begins March 23 ior. press their (students’) con- In athletics, he has com- Prill, son of Ray and volved for the past 2 years. cerns and opinions to gov- home. This program pro- arid continues through “We have ‘adopted’ 86 March 3 1 at the library. peted for 4 years in football, Roseanne Prill. ernmental leaders and corpo- Wahjamega Country acres (ofrain forest) through rations. the high school and 57 acres According to officials with Church at the middle school,” Earth Foundation, a Hous- 2551 Center; Car0 Weippert said, noting high ton-based environmental school biology classes will education organization, rain turday,7:OOpm March 28,1998 again be working with sixth ing.forests really do need rescu- grade classes and their teach- ers this year. 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NOTICE Elementary Down Mernorvr/ Lane From the files of the Chronicle ANNUAL MEETING Honor Roll The Campbell Elementary FOR 5 YEARS AGO ing about 2 months at St. of M-81 and Greenland Road honor roll for the fourth Pancratius Church in Cass Monday morning. Douglas marking period has been re- Ellington Township Siding World officials an- City while the parish’s regu- O’Connor and mward Ruth leased. * Indicates all A’s. Tuscola County nounced last week that they lar pastor is on a leave of ab- were traveling in a car fol- *Donna Bushong, “Justin lowing Mrs. Pettit and wouldn’t be rebuilding the sence. I Glaza, *Jamie Ryan, *Jeff Applications for vacancies stopped and got her out of the Geiger, Kay Spencer, hiary Stoutcnburg, JR Ashbreck, company’s lumber facility in At Cass City, Fire leveled the in the Cass City High School car which was in 5 feet of Ayres, Carol Benkelman, Sweeney Brett Babich, Dustin Badcr, water. Sanilac deputies said Jean Doerr, Linda Whittaker Township Hall Nick Badcr, Racheal Biebel, main building at Croft-Clara caused by the retirement of LumberKiding Jan. 31. Mrs. Pettit would have ,and Karen Kerbyson. Dustin BitLer, Jennifer Enid Craig drew some 45 job joins the The Cass City PTA, along drowned if the youths had W.A. Parrott and Robert B r i n km an, Er i c B u 1 I oc seekers. The board approved SAT., MARCH 28 k, with Campbell Elementary hiring Linda Bennett as not rescued her. Profit, both ofCassCity, and Army Amber Burlis, Shawna Winning prizes in the Lester Sedine of Saginaw, Compo, Rence Czckai, School officials, will kick off bookkeeper. Bennett’s job as 1 p.m. a ma-jor fund raising cam- “Bowl Down Cancer” tour- will attempt to finish a Paula G. Sweeney has Datiielle Dickson, Libby superin tend en t ’s secretary paign this week as part of a will be taken by Etselline ney recently completed in round-trip begun last sum- joined the United States Do err . Tuscola County were local mer hy Parrott and Willard Army under the Delayed DUANE LOCKWOOD Beth any Edwards, Joseph plan to finance purchase of TerBush, and her job as all new playground equip- Deford School secretary bowlers Esther Reagh and Harris of Cass City in Entry Program at the U.S. Township Clerk Ellithorpe, Andrca Erla, Bruce Thompson, bowling at Parrott’s 38-foot cruiser. The Army Recruiting Station, Mitchell Ertman, Jcrica ment for the elementary filled by Ann Ypma of Cass school. Dave Lovejoy noted City. Cass City Lanes. Reagh men were to have left Thurs- CXO. Fc 11 n i n gsdor f, Ross Fo rrc s t , the total prqject cost is esti- Paul Tuckey was the only bowled her first 200 game day for Port Ponchartrain, The program gives young Nicole Froede, Ashley La., where they will begin an men and women the oppor- Hendrick, Aimee Hennessey, mated at $32,000. Cass City player named to and first 500 series. Her 520 Seniors Paul Ulfig and Ri- the first team of theAll Con- estimated 6-week boat trip tunity to delay entering ac- Nicole Heronemus, Alex actual and 168 handicap pins tive duty for up to one year. chard Lloyd were named to ference basketball team. On gave her 688 and third place. back to Michigan. Hiatt, Ivy Hiatt, Sam Sweeney, student at Ubly the first team All Conference the second team were Jeff Thompson bowled 610 ac- a Howard, Rob Hoxie, Ambcr Four Cass City High School High School, will report to Hughes, Justin Kilbourn, Jo- in the Blue Bay League. Se- Sontag and Mike Randall. tual and 685 handicap. students were awarded med- niors Ron Bouck and Greg Russell Hillaker was hon- Fort Leonard Wood, NOTICE seph Kingsland, Matthew Deckerville will be the fo- als as the exhibitors of the Waynesville, Mo., for basic Koepf. LeValley received recogni- ored Friday, March 11 , when cal point Saturday, March 31, best projGcts during the tion on the honorable men- 25 employees of Croft-Clara training July 29. LaShae LaJoie, Christopher and Sunday, April 1, when a school’s 2-day science fair She is the daughter of Sally tion team. Jeff Hartel, Cass Lumber, attended a dinner at gigantic Welcome Home Landrith, Brad Langenburg, Saturday and Sunday. They M. and Brian J. Sweeney, ANNUAL MEETING City coach, was named the Charmont in honor of his Celebration for Capt. Robert S ar a h La n g maid , B rand o n were among 10 blue ribbon 4825 Huron Line Rd., Ubly. FOR Lcfler, Derrick Mallory, Bill coach of the year as his team 25 years with the company. A. Abbott, returning POW, won’the league title. Former long-time Cass City McCrwd y, Kat io Mcln t osh, and all veterans of the Viet- Elkland Township Gavin Mills, Floyd Morrish, Nanicd to the first team all resident Richard Albee has nam war will be held Satur- c o fer e n c e were s p i ker s been appointed president Phi 1 i p N a h er n a k, Ni c h 01 iis n and day, and a worship service of Tuscola County Marcie Monroe, Jodi Nan ney, A1 an Ner kow ski, chief executive officer of thanksgiving on Sunday. Stephine Nizzola, Brandon Schember and Jodi LaRoche. Grayling State Bank in Gray- Abbott had been a prisoner Otulakowski, Alex Papp, Jenny Storm and Tracey ling. almost 6 years in Hanoi. Ivan Pcruski, Ben Pettit, Burns were named to the honorable mention all con- 25 YEARS AGO 35 YEARS AGO Galen Ponder, Shanc fcrencc team. MON., MARCH 30 Posluszny, Tara Powell, Ashlcy Puterbaugh, Rebecca The Cass City High School The Cass City Village A brown, stubby-tailed, 7 p.m. band rcceivcd a Division I Council will seek a survey to Put nam . mouse-like rodent with long Eric Reed, Samantha rating at district festival com- determined public interest in beaverish teeth is busy rais- petition at Laker High an indoor swimming pool to ing Cain with villagers’ Ri sd on, L i sa S a tit h any, Valeric Scasny, Andrew School Saturday. This top be attached to Cass City High shrubbery and lawns. NORMA WALLACE Shagene, Lindsay Speirs, honor is the first for the high School. Howard Greene, Michigan school since 1983, and Township Clerk R y an S to r m, J ar od Two 16-year-old Argyle Department of Conservation Stoutenburg, Brandi Talski, COIIICS just 2 weeks after the youths have been credited game biologist, Unionville, Wayr Taylor, Shaun same accomplishment for the with saving the life of Mrs. identified the pest as a “bog 11 middle school. Clara Pettit, 68, of Port Aus- PARKWAY [ Thorn t on, Jenna Ti ni ko, leming.,’ Hcather Vattcr, Janttllc tin. Mrs. Pettit‘braked her car Girls Scouts from Troop DRIVE-THRU 10 YEARS AGO while approaching a slow 113, led by Mrs. Betty Ve II e I 11 a, Adr 1en ne War i11, AriW Weiss, Garrett moving farm tractor and the Dewey, sold 87 cases or 872-5448 Ken Untener, bishop of the car skidded into a water- Main W i c her t , Jeff W i 1Is, Justin 1,044 boxes of cookies dur- 6703 NOTICE Wu tz ke. diocese of Saginaw, is spend- filled ditch at the intersection ing their recent sale. 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KATHY NEWELL To wn’ship Clerk 872-465 1 PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE * WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN' Smooth sailing Deadline for submitting items in the caleiidar is the Fri- day noon before publication. Cass City scouts trade derby Wednesday, March 25 for Rain Gutter Regatta Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Charninnt. Everyone wel- It was no typical day at the tionir.. come. and Andrew Deering, third. raccs for Cass City Cub Ross said each boy started Bear - Anthony Langlois, Friday, March 27 Scouts, who traded thcir an- out with the sariie boat kit first; Brad Hartel, second, nual Pinewood Derby for a this year, complete with a and Michael Green, third. Alcoholics Anoriyrrious and AI -Ation, Good Shepherd very different kind of' corn- wooderi hull, plastic sail and Lutheran Church, 8 p.111. Webclos - Gavin Mills, pctitioii over thc weekend. ruddcr, and a riietal keel. first; Justin Grice, second, Instead of utilizing gravity The hoys assemblcd and and Michael Zniierslu, third. nesday, March 31 to raw hoinemadu wooden painted their boats in prepa- Wooden trophies were Rotary, 12 noon, Charmont. cars, the scouts uscd lung ration for Saturday's compe- awarded to the each of the Blood Drive, Owendale School, 1:30 - h:lS p.ni. spori- power to rxc wooderi sail- ti tion. boys. In addition, special sored by Owendale Women's Club. boat s. The regatta utiliyed 3 Grand Prize trophies went to Mcnibcrs of Pack 3594, h 11 ii seh o I d r ai n gutters I'i 1 1cd Ethan Damm aiid Gavin Cass City, gathered in the with water. Thc races con- Mills, and Andrew JOII~S Cass City Middlc School sisted of several roiinds, with TEC annual meet set WOII "best paint job" honors. cat c t er i a t: arl y S at u rd ay 2 to 3 boys racing in each The 61 st annual meeting of poration, will bcgiti at 10 All of the boys rewivcd par- morti i ng tor their first ever round. The scouts used lung tic ipati on ribhuns. Thumb Electric Cooperative a.m. Rain Gutter Regatta. powcr to push their boats will be held Friday in the This year's entertaintiient "Wc wanted to try some- froni one end ol'thcir rcspec- Also taking part in Ubly High School gymna- will tcaturc the Flint RaIi.io thing new and differcot. We tive rain glitter to thc other S a turd a y ' s reg at t a, but ti ot sium. Cluh, a group ot' about 60 wanted to give the kids Clld. eligible for awards, were the The business meeting, in- riiusiciaiis who per!'om to soniething to expcricnce he- The winners wcrc': youngest scouts, the Tiger cluding election of 3 direc- promote the banjo and its yoiid the Pinewood Derby," Wolf - Ethan Damni, Cubs. The top Tiger Cub tors and consideration of music. conimentcd Don ROSS,who first; Clinton Ellis, second, racer was Bradly Hanhy. proposed amendments to the Attendance prizes will he has coordinated the Pin- by-laws and articles of incor- awardcd throughout the day. ewood Derby i'n past years Lunch will be served at 1 1 :4S and was oii hand Saturday to a.m., with the Flint Banlo elislire another smooth race Miracle awarded Cluh scheduled to perform at day. 1 p.m. Otie big difference this academy appointment TIGER CUB SCOUT Andy Martin, Cass City, does his best The meeting is open to year is that the Scouts rriade to push his sailboat along a rain gutter course during the Cub members of'theThutiib Elec- their boats together during Stephen Miracle, son of Miraclc's endeavor to be- tric Cooperative arid their der1 ac- regiilar niectings, Glen (Mic) and Evelyn uoriie a11 Air Force Acadcrriy Scout Regatta held Saturday in the Cass City Middle School a i mniediate family. Doors cording to Ross, who rioted Miracle of Merrilt Island, cadet involved a year-long ' open at 8:45 a.m., with chair Pinewood Derby cars were Fla., was recently awarded process of paperwork, study- cafeteria. seating available on the floor. always tilade by the boys at iin appointnient to the ing, test taking, interviews United States Air Force and physical fitness tcsting. It 11 Academy in Colorado He IS one of 10 nominces Order now to Springs. tiorti the 15th Congressional have markers in District, atid receivcd his place for nonii nation from Congress- Memorial Day nian Dave Weldon in De- cember. The appointment followed on March 13. Miracle is a three-year letterman and served as cap- tain of' his wrestling team this year. He won a Capc The selection of a memorial is a most important decision Coast champioiiship and dis- ...because it is a permanent tribute of love and respect. tr i c t chaiiipi on ship wres tl i ti g II at thc 112-pound class. He We offer sincere counsel, years of experience and the finest was also narried All Confer- memorials produced anywhere. cncc for the second time. In addition, he is a member of the National Honor Society, &?U%WC MONUMENT CO. Beta Club and Key Club, Represented by: 7- arid will graduate with hon- aww ors from Merritt Island High Cass City, MI 48726 Kingston, MI 48741 Stephen Miracle School May 15. 517472-21 95 517-683-221 0 Stephen is the grandson of Competition for appoint- Glen and Millie Miracle and incnts to the academy is very Stuart arid Joan Merchant of keen with only 15 percent of Cass City. The Merchants ap p 1 i c a 11 t s r t:c ei vi n g ap - are planning a trip to Florida po i 11 t nien t s . Candidates for Stephen's graduation. must score high acaderni- Miracle will depart for cally and athletically as well Colorado June 29, when he as de111 o 11 s tr a t e 1e ader sh i p will begin Basic Cadet skills. Each applicant must Training (BCT). The aca- also obtain a nomination demic year begins in August. RECGATTA COMMITTEE members (from left) Lora Kulinski tioni a 1J.S. cotigressrnan or Upon his graduation in 4 and Kris Swires conduct the official inspection of entries prior senator bcfore even being years, he will receive a com- ALL NEW CHEVY CARS - CHEVY considered by the Air Force mission as a second licuten- to the start of the Cub Scout Regatta. TRUCKS - BLAZERS - TAHOES - Ac ad e I 11y re v i e w bo a r d . ant in the Air Force. OLDSMOBILES - CADILLACS Smith named "student Do you know how recent p131E1OllklMED CARS of the month" at 0-G tax-law changes may 1997 PONTIAC GRAND AM: 2 Door ...... $11,900OR $1 99' PER MO. - 60 MOS. 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Merrill Lynch CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. 1998 PAGE SEVEN Girls -finish9th 2 Hawks named to ______Thumb C West Track season underway The Red Hawk track teams C o ach Larry Roh i 11 s on ’ s the teani’s only points with a League second team traveled to Saginaw last squad was freshman Jamie 4th place showing in the 55 week to open their season at Flucgge. Flucgge finished meter hurdles. The coaches of the Grcater Axe; Chuck Artiold, USA, the Saginaw Valley Invita- 3rd in the lotig jump and 6th “In both meets we were Thuriih C West league have Honorable men tion players t i on a1 . in the 5.5 meter dash. clnsc to placing in several selected the a1 1 -co ti ferciicc are: Joel Maust arid Shane Thursday, the lady Hawks events,” said Robinson. “We hasketball team and the first S c 11 LI I zc , s L: n i ors , La kcrs ; finished 9th among the 15 Friday, the Hawk boys fin- are young, so as the season team includes players from Nick Rcthnian and Scott t earns c o rnpe t i 11 g . ishcd 1 Sth out of 20 schools goes on and we gain experi- 4 schools, including a pair Mossner, seniors, Reese; Andrea Rea recorded the c ompct i ng . ence, plus a lot ofhard work, from undefeated in thc Dave S pa 11 n ap o I , sc tj i or, Hawks’ best finish with a Ryan Brinkman recorded we’ll score,” league Lakers. USA; Todd Walker and 2nd place showing in the shot Cass City failed to placc a Buddy Deo, sctiiors, put. Also earning points for player on the first team Mayville. among the 4 Hawks nonii- nated for post-season hon- EAST DlVISON ors. Cass City On the second team tiom All conferencc teariis for -LL< Cass City are Andy the East Division of the Andy Edwards Heath Zawilinski Edwards , sen i or, mi o o t h league are: pair receive shooting forward, and Heath First team: Corey Rimer CHRYSLER CORP. PROGRAM VEHICLE,S AND Zaw ili nski , j 11 n i or, the and Toin Kolenda, Marlette; mention TOP QUALITY TRADE-INS team’s leading scorer, ca- Joe Rutkowski, Ubly; pable of playing both inside Garnctt Kohler, Brown City; and on the perimetcr. Cass City Bowling Leagues Cass City was limited to

Receiving hon orabl e nicti J Todd Wehner, Harbor players selected for honor- tjon was Craig Emnicrt, Reach. able mention in the aiinual fresh 111an p o s t p 1 ayer ii ti (1 all -c o n fer en c e Greatcr 1997 Jeep Grand leading shot blocker. Also Secund tcani: Tony Reinkc, SUNDAY N 0 KO1 ,I .KKS Bahich .Farms 13 Mathewson 178, W. Jellsen Thumb C West division considered was guard Tim Sandusky; Rawley Weaver, March 15 Hyatt Farms One 12 179, I). Campbull 170. squads voted hy league V6, auto., air ... V8, loaded, moonroof ... AI General Cable 11 Micklash, senior. Aretid Elston and Kohler, 1‘ 0 :1c he s . The Lakers 011 the first all of Brown City; Brad C Bs 17 NEIC 11 THURSDAY MORNING The first team i noludus: team are Matt LcPage, Hagen, Uhly. We’ll Get Back To You 16 Hyatt Farms Two 11 c (1 I~TIS E Aleatha Johnson, senior, and sophomore, and Scott Left ovcrs 1s Marlettc Oil & Gas 9 Brooke Bahling, junior, Bad Anderson, senior. Others arc H o nor ii h 1e nwn t i on: Andy CWDs 14 Robin King Buildcrs 7 KREW 33 Axe; Sara Grzenia, senior, Craig Francis, senior, Bay Hall and Mike Burrel, Cros- Raz-tlIa-taz 13 Schmaltz Coii?truction 6 Golden Oldies 31 1/2 Bay City All Saints; Sniithsky & Hutch 12 Mycogen Plant Sciences 6 Alley Cats 26 City All Saints; Cory Lex; Cory Schumacher, Rebecca Kolar arid Kate 1997 Plymouth 1990 Dodge Ram H aub en s t r i c ke r, se 11 i or. Dcck c r v i 11 e ; B r i an Pier c t‘ The S.H.L, 6 Martin Electric 5 Dee’s MP Rtkkcts 22 1/2 D ani 111, seniors, Lakers ; arid Rob Silverthorn, Yale; D& Js 3 S T,4 R 17 Reese, and Ryn Buhl, st‘iiior, At@! Holland, senior, USA. V6, loaded, Xtra-door.. , auto., low miles ... May vi1 1e. Matt Wruhle and John Zang- HighTearn Series & Gamt.: The secoiid team: Lissa Other players on thc sec- Bodis, Harbor Beach; Men’s High Series & Gcneral Cahle 1830 (698). High Team Scries & Wcicr, senior, Recse; ond team are: Brad Guoan, Nathan Sowa, Marlette; Gaincs: Terry Betzold 559, High Individual Series & Ganics: Due’s MP Rockets StephanieTaylor, junior, and Jini Baker 217, Bryan Ganies: Doug O’Dcll 682 1657 (S87), KREW 587. Sara Polega, senior, Bad Brown 215. (247-226), W. Laming 682 High Individual Series & Axe; Heather MacDonald, Women’s High Series & (235-2 14-233), G. Robinson Gamos: D. Mathewson 587 senior, BCAS; Tracy Dniry, Games: Jamie Krol SS7 663 (214), T. Betzold 639 (228), M. Vcldrnan 487 senior, Lakcrs, and Pam (22 1-210). (2 1 I -224), D~iitie0’L)~ll (201 ), I,. Zaiac 174, M. Lutz, senior, USA. HighTeam Series & Game: 601 (247), J. Baker 222, K. Opanasenku 173. M. Cass City placed a pair on Riiz-llla-ta-/ 1836 (662). Pichla 246, T. Czekai 2 10, Rahideau 161. V. Bilicki the honorable niention list. 158. W. Skakle 152. Melissa Heinlein, senior, F H I DAY N I GH‘I’ M I X El) CHAKMONT I,AI)lES a1id Shelly Ulr’ig, junior, Full factory warranty or service agreement available DOUHI,ES were named. Others arc: March 20 S;mh Morel, senior, Reese; Wi Id John’s 27 Katie Donahue and Becky Easy 7 67 Dott Manufacturing 24 1/2 Cohrs, seniors, USA: Megan Gators 56 Cable-ettes 19 Hills & Dales 12 Young, freshman, Bad Axe; Thc Family 56 Cass City Tire 17 Health Mart Pills 11 Andre a Man n i n g , sen i or, Gru 111hl cr s 47 Live Wires 17 Thumh Auto Wash 8 Mayville; Marie Hiirren, se- Dec’s MP Rockets 16 J.B.’s 8 Men of Steel 37 Crew Iiior, Lakers. Rol li ng Thu ndcr 36 Sister Act 1s Dctroit Edison 3 New Te alii 32 Team #7 1s All Season Rental 7 IO Pizza Villa 14 Car c) Chi r opr ac t i c 6 JB’s Crew 11 1/2 Si Iver Birch Kcii riel 4 OVERSTOCK SALE! Men’s High Scrics & Games: R. Pringlt‘ 622 HighTeani Series & Game: High Team Series: Caro KLF 300 4x4 Bayou (248), S. Harnniett 604 (234- bott Manufacturing 3216 Chiropractic 191 1. 213), T, Potryklis 582 (212- (I 111). High Tearii Game: Thurnh 202), P. ,Smith 576. High Series: B. Peycrk Auto Wash 686. “lf you’re having trouble Wotiien’s High Serics & 533, J. Stevens 519, D. 500 Series: J. LaRoche figuring out your insurance Gamc: B. Watson SZ4l, T. Mathewson 5 14, W. Jenseii 593. L. Erla 545, S. needs, we’ll be glad to help.” Barrett 209. 492, M. Haley 483, V. Patera Hutchitison 527, C. Smith *- HighTuaiii Series Xr Gme: 479, M. Horne SO6, R. 503. McVey Agency Inc. Men of Stecl 2105 (760). Cupeland 502. 200 Games: L. Erla 221, J. High Games: M. Hornc Laliochc 2 13. 4546 Leach St. (la - ( 1 201, B. Peyerk 191, V, T H DAY N K I Cass City, Mich. CJ KS WE 1’ All- March 19 Patera 187, J, Stevens 190, Tornado (517) 872-4860 You’re in gDod hands N. Dwis 182, R. Copeland Pioneer Seeds 16 182, M. Moore 177, D. siren test Being in good hands is the only place to be: Thumb Auto Wiish 13 Mathewsoti 179, M. LAETHEM’S = CARO ~ slated M-24 Caro 517-673-3939 Hours: hlon-Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9-3; Sun. Closed Elkland Township Fire Dc- NEW ARRIVAL! partnient officials will be testing their torn ado war ni ng system in conjunction with Let the good times roll, Tornado Awxencss Day. The tcsl is scliedulcd to be- girl at 3: 15 p.111. Tuesday, March 31. Fire Chief’ Ron Hills & Dales General Hospital is Pawloski said residents can HOSPITAL BULLETIN expect to first hear a steady, 3-minute blast from the fire proud to announce the arrival of siren, which indicates a tor- nado warning has heen is- sued. The all-clear signal - STOP IN SIGN UP 3 short blasts - will tollow. - Gary M. Ritten, M.D. FOR THE FREE EASTER BUNNY Board Certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology DRAWING! -Accepting New Patients-

Prenatal Care AT: Ubly Medical Clinic Infertility EYE 2254 Main Street, Ubly Epidurals - Labor Pain Management & EYI and BCAS - Vaginal Birth After Cesarean FOR EYEHYONE Laproscopi c Unio Iville Clinic Gynecological Surgery Professional eye 6456 Center, Unioriville exams Menopause Prescriptions filled Pelvic Support Defects .Large selection of Everyone is we come to come to either location PMS f ra 111 es d. x. All types of contacts and sign up tor the free 30” Easter Bunny drawing! No-line bifocals A bunny will be on display at each location Glasses repaired Starting April 1, 1998 lstand 4‘h Wednesday of each Blue Cross & VSP starting March 1 7fh. The drawing will be held month - k30 - 5:OO p.m. participant April 1 Oth. Call for information: DAVID C. BATZER II, 0.D Hills & Dales General Hospital Appointments: Subsidiary of Hills & Dales General Hospital Professional Eye Care 4675 Hill St., Cass City, MI Call Dr. Ritten’s Office Bad Axe Cass City 4675 Hill St., Cass City 5 17-872-2 12 1 517-269-6900 269-7263 872-3404 5 17-872-2 12 1 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN !’ Stacer 4 ER DRAUTIN earns Obituarieq designation Catherine Stacer of the Merle Kitchen ‘ McVey Agency Inc. of Bad Axe and Cass City has suc- Merle Edward Kitchen, 88, cessfully earned the designa- of Cass City, died Friday, tion of Certified Insurance March 20, 1998, at Hills & S er v i c e Represent ative Dales General Hospital. Drawing held April 11, 1998 (CISR). Born July 29, 1909, in Ar- Entry forms available in the store. In order to earn the desig- gyle, he was the son of nation, each individual must George arid Francis R. TRY ONE OF OUR DAILY LUNCH OR attend 5 courses covering all (Copeland) Kitchen. He DINNER SPECIALS! HOT TO GO! phases of the insurance busi- married Sarah Beatrice ness and pass all 5 compre- Sherman Dec. 18, 1933, in hensive examinations. In Sandusky. addition, the National Soci- A retired dairy farmcr, he ety requires annual atten- also worked as a trucker and dance in the program to a service station attendant. maintain the designation. Surviving are: his wife, Stacer is a licensed agent Sarah; a son, Robert Audrey Cummins Estate and has been with the McVey (Marjorie) o f Cinci n n a ti, Agency for 19 years. Ohio; 7 grandchildren; 10 Ereat-grandchildren; a sistei, Belva Miller of St. Cloud, 0-G seniors Fla., arid 2 half brothers, Ben Real Estate The following personal property will be sold at public auction located Household Kitchen of Cass City and 1 mile west of Cass City on M-81, 1 314 miles north at 5408 Koepfgen Road on Ron Kitchen of Remus. He air meeting was preceded in death by a Saturday, March 28 at 11 a.mm DEAN HOAG IS preparing to close the books on a 37-year son, Lloyd, in 1938. Twen ty-seven Owen-Gage 2 wall mirrors career at General Cable Company, Cass City, where he is de- Funeral services were held 1987 OLDS CUTLASS ClERA CAR - 4 door - nice Pictures Senior Citizens met at the Sunday at the Novesta Dishes. pots & pans partment manager of shipping and receiving. Gagetown St. Agatha’s Par- Church of Christ, with HOVSEHOLD Samsonite card table & 4 chairs Knickknacks ish Hall March 5 for their Nhirlpool refrigerator - 18 cu. ft. - Microwave cabinet Quantity of ceramic pieces C h u c k E ni mer t , mi n i s t er , top freezer - like new Small wooden cupboard Silverware potluck dinner. The table officiating. Burial was in Nhirlpool elec. stove Metal storage cabinet Sewing machine in cabinet 37 years on the-job prayer was given by Ruth Nhirlpool microwave - oven Smell roll top desk * modern sewingnotions Novesta Township Cern- 3E auto. washer - large capacity 2 wooden magazine stands Yarn Costume jewelry Kaake. etery. Nhirlpoal elec dryer Couch Knickknack shelf After dinner, President Memorials riiay be made to Zenith color console TV 3 overstuffed recliners - nice Floor fan Mallory opened the meeting End tables & coffee table the Novesta Church of Chest type freezer 12’ Drake satellite dish 8. system set up General Cable veteran with the Lord’s Prayer and hal, solid oak dining table w/2 leaves Floor & table lamps FMIAM clock radio cassette recorder Christ or Hills & Dales Hos- B 4 chairs - nice - like new Double bed complete Small appliances including Sunbeam ’ the pledge of allegiance. p i t a1 . Hutch wlbttom glass doors Chest of drawers Instant Steamer, 5 qt, dutch oven, Happy Birthday was sung Hutch p~~~iblymaple Bedside stand Arrange men t s were m ade - cooker-fryer,Proctor Silex 12 cup for Ruth Kaake, John Wooden drop leaf dining table Queen size waterbed coffee maker, others by Little & Krariz Funeral Dean HoagI retiring Oval kitchen table Dresser w/mirror Hoover vacuum sweeper Zawilinski and Marie Home, Cass City. 4 wooden chairs wlcushioned seats drawer chest of drawers Towels & bedding Most people wouldn’t jurnp outbound freight; making ment and began manufactur- Clincke. Harold Blehm was Small wooden server on wheels Nightstand Others at the chance to switch jobs arrangements for raw mate- ing plastic used to coat wire, welcomed as a guest. Terms of personal property - Cash or check with ID. Everything settled for day of sale Not responsible for accidents. if it meant earning less rials to be picked up and and the material is shipped The secretary’s and Verena Wager REAL ESTATE - to be offered for sale at approx. 2 p.m. on March 28 money. brought to the Cass City out to other General Cable treasurer’s reports were But a decision to do just that plant, and shipping out fin- plants in Kentucky, Califor- given and approved. A do- Verena Fern Wagcr of back in the 1960s paid off for ished materials, nia and New Hampshire, he nation was made in memory Kalamazoo, 94, died Satur- lifelong Cass City resident “We ship 011 the averago of added. of Mary and Alma Wald. day morning in Kalamazoo. Dean Hoag. Next month, 2 trailer loads a day, which “Right now, I feel the Door prizes were won by Born Dec. 13, 1903, in Hoag will close the books on is probably around 75,000 plant’s the busiest it’s ever Homer Kretzschmer and Fay Elkton, she was the daugh- a career that has spanned 37 pounds a day,” he said. been .” Craig. Ice cream and cake ter of Lillian Gardner Wager years at General Cable Com- Hoag’s caccr at the Cass For the past 5 years, the lo- were furnished by Marie Redfearn and Henry pany in Cass City. City plant began in the early cal plant has worked 6 and 7 Clincke for her birthday. Rawlings Wager. 1960s. days a week, leaving less Meeting adjourned and She taught in numerous cit- “General Cable’s been very time for home and family, bingo and cards were ies in Michigan and in Or- good to me,” Hoag recently “I was working in Marlette according to Hoag, who said played. lando, Fla. 2 story home and 40‘x85‘ toolshed on 3 4 acres Home has 4 bedrooms wlclosets. living room, kitchen wlnlce cupboards cominented. “The Lord’s at one of the mobile home his wife, Sue, is looking for- March 19, 38 members, She was preceded in death dining room, full bath, and 1/2 bath off master bedroom Small basement area with for,ced air oil furnace Carpeting blessed me with a good job throughout the house except for kttchen area This home is ready to move into Property has 436’ frontage on Koepfgen factories back in 196 1, and I ward to having her husband including 4 guests, met at St. by 3 sisters, Betty Hoyle, Road and is 340‘ deep to raise my family,” was playing independent back. Agatha’s Parish hall. The Ruth Bolt and Ethel baskctball for Erla’s,’’he re- couple have 5 children, table prayer was given by Frigaard; a great-niece, Terms of Real Estate - 5.000 deposit day of sale Balance to be paid 111 30 days Hoag has held the same job Tho 00 called, adding onc night, af- For appointment to view property call 517-872-301 9 or 51 7-872.5375 title since hejoined the local Rick, 38, Terry, 37, Rusty, Francis Harbec. Remy Nicole DuPlessis, and ter a game. a fellow player brothers-in-law, Arthur IPR - Leroy Vahovick c o mp a n y . As d cp ar t m e n t 36, Darryl, 35, and Alesia, After the Lord’s Prayer and manager of shipping and re- and General Cable employee 34, and 9 grandchildren. the pledge of allegiance, Frigaard and Alexander Auctioneers & Clerk - J. Hillaker Auction Service ceiving, his duties involve asked him where he worked Hoag, a former Cass City President Mallory intru- Leys. and what hu did. S*ur-viving arc a sister, E. 517-872-301 9 or 517-872-5375 directing all inbound and School Board trustee for 10 duced guests: Phyllis and “I told him I was receiving years, and a longtinic little Lyle Melkerson, Cal Berry Catherine Lcys; 3 nicces; 8 0% 0’. supervisor at a mobile homc league and softball coach and Harold Blehm. nephew; 4 great-nieces; on: aa factory in Marlctte, and he and player, indicated he’s Members signed up for the great-ncphcw; 4 great-great. r said, ‘Well, we’re looking for looking forward to retire- dinner April 16 at St. Peter’s nieccs, and a cousin. a guy like that. Why don’t mcnt, although he’s still Lutheran Church of Bach, Cremation has takcn placc;. Have Your Child’s you stop down some night thinking about how he’ll and can still sign up at the There will be nu visitatiori after work’ ?” spcnd all of his free time. April 2 meeting. or servicc. 0# 0 Picture Taken “I don’t have any immedi- Door prizes were won by Arrangenicnts wcrc made “I started out as an hourly ate plans,” he said. “I’m not Orville Mallory and Sybil by the Langeland Family person,” Hoag said. “I took going to do anything for 2 Miller, The euchre winners Funeral Homes, Mcniorial With The Eirster the job for $1 .hS an hour. months . were: nicn’s high, Homer Chapel , Kalam azoo . Actually, I was getting paid “I’m going to miss all the Krctzschmer; men’s low, more thari that whcre I was people here, and (many of Jack Doerr and David at, but 1 could see the poten- them) have been hcre for 30 Ashmore; women’s high, tial here.” or more years.” M ar i e C 1in c ke ; w om en ’ s Looking back, Hoag said And, he’ll look back on his low, Nettie Doan; traveling Visit The Meet The Book Mart Same Day Photo Hutch. his job has remained pretty long career with a certain prize, Phil Gum. Easter Bunny, and Have Your Photo Taken FREE OF much thc same during his sense of satisf’action and ap- CHARGE! : career. pr ec i a t i I) n . Resident of the Month Free Easter Photos!! “It hasn’t changed a lot over “Ill 37 years I’ve been the years. It’s just gotten tu blessed because I’ve never Book MartAieaIth Mart Childrens’ Play Area be more,” he said. A year been laid off,” Hoag con- Friday Afternoon--- April the Third ago, for example, the plant cluded. “I’ve always had a Mr. Black is 85 years old. Be- received some new equip- job.” ore moving to Tendercare Cass -1 n 4PM til 7PM Sity he lived and worked in Caro. fl-lis Granddaughter, Sara Cronn, Fmof Charge! s an RN/CNA student director Plumbing I iere. Pictures Ready by the Following Monday. Claude participates in our “Child rherapy Program” and his great- You Own the Negatives! Service granddaughter has also been a Photos BY: Partlo Photographic Arts Darticipant! He likes to be chal- 421 5 Maple St., Cass City enged in checkers, his favorite Dick Partlo, Photographer 2astime. He loves kids, fishing qunting, sports in general and reading’ - especially the QUALlTY Car0 Advertiser. He has many friends and family who iisit often. fDRAIN CLEANING & Emdovee of the Month (PLUMBING REPAR J ii i I I Buy One- Get One Free I j Buy One Get One Free I Service For Call Diane is a Sebewaing native. Sale! II Sale! I I She has worked in long term care ii i ‘or approximately 27 years. Dur- *e ! i II (517) 872-5571 (8 6‘ by 8” Photo Enlargement f 1 Wallet Prints From a 35 mm I ng her time in LTC, Diane has

I From a 35 mm Negative I I Nego tive ~- worked as an Aide, giving personal i ii :are, an Activity Director and now 1 No Commercial Accounts! 1 1 No Commercial Accounts! Now Open 7 Days A Week! Administrator. She has a back- 1 expires April 30th, 1998 ! expires April 30th, 1998 ground in payroll and billing. L,,,,,,,,,------~ L------* Diane came to Tendercare in March, 1994. She works well with NoBunny Escapes AGFA Film! AGFA e staff, residents and families. She always presents a positive, friendly demeanor. Diane is very percep- hop at Home... #hop at Book Mart and tive and her main goal is the highest possible ”quality 01 life” for our residents. She was instrumental in our recenl Health Mart! purchase of a big screen TV, which the residents enjo) daily. Diane is a member of the Huron County Health Depart. ment Board of Health. As the Huron, Tuscola and Sanilac I Health Departments merge, she will continue to serve or the tri-county board. She also is active in the world o antiques, specializing in dishes. In her free time, she in, &- A dulges her artistic side, making lampshades. @a We are proud to have Diane Ewald here as our Admin ist rat o r. Tendercare Cass City 4782 Hospital Drive Cas City, MI 48724 Located in the Parkway Drive-Thru 872-5440 (517) 872-2174 PAGE NINE CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998

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~~~I~IR~I~~II~LI~I .I 1 :I Is your landscaping in need of ; I improvement? renovation? Or are you Call 872-2010 : 1 starting from scratch? We can help1 I to place an ad .I Holbrook Area News Transit (nonbusiness) rates, I W!CHAEC5- t!z Mrs. Thelma Jackson Automotive 3 mAmccA?;A)G IO words or less, $2.50 each I D&Gm Phone 658-2347 insertion; additional words 1 FOR SALE - 1984 Olds 98, IO cents each. Three weeks $1050. 872-5606. 1-3-18-3 I I i for the price of 2-cash rate. I I Jim, Doreen and Jennifer Swecney left March 1 and Allen Farrelly spent the Matthew, Bradley, Charles Saw money by enclosing cash with mail orders. Rates I I H age 11 e n t ert a i ned f'am i 1y returned home March 14 weekend in Muskegon, Dcpcinski, Shawn and FOR SALE - 1989 S-10 I I members Saturday evening from a trip to Florida. They where he attended a state Nicole were Saturday pizza for display want ad on appli- pickup, short box, excellent in honor of Nicholas visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold bowling tournament. dinner guests of Ray and c at i on. condition, 5-speed, 4-cylin- I I Hagen's 5th birthday with Copeland at Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rita Depcinski in honor of der, no rust, good tires, uses ~~~~~' I cake and ice cream. Attend- C Automotive 3 no oil. After 5 p.m,, 872- spent some time with Mr. O'Connor and sons of Ray Depcinski's 70th hirth- I I ing were Phyllis and Lyle and Mrs. Doug Sweeney at Minden City were Sunday day. Carol Osantowski 5115. 1-3-18-3 Q 1997 CHEVROLET full I I Kr ohn , Den n i s, C h ar 1e ne, Kissinimee, Fla. They also dinner guests of Mr. and made and decorated the Brad and Clint Hagen, Mary went to the Disncy Trained Mrs. Kevin Robinson and birthday cake that was size conversion van. 872- I I 5017. General and Ben Maurer, Ellen and A 11 i m a 1 Ki n g d o m , vi sited Chris. served with ice cream. Mikc Moorman, Lori Krohn, Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Garety Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr 1-3-25-3(Merchandise) I I (517) 872-5733i Sarah Frantz, Kelly and at North Fort Meyers and Andersen of Livonia spent wcre Friday evening guests Katie. Winnie Sofka at Fort Meade. the weekend with Mrs. Earl of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hcwitt. FOR SALE - 1983 Chevy *I pickup, ton topper. FOR SALE - Standing al- Licensed Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Myron Wruble and Allen S chenck. 1/2 V-8, I Call 872-3863. 1-3-18-3 falfa, newly seeded. 125 'I Insured Particka met with a group of Farrelly spent Thursday at Ken Osentoski was a Sun- Recognition acres for season, 872-3055. Experienced !amily menibers at Franklin Flat Rock. day afternoon guest of Mrs. 2-3-1 8-3 Inn for brunch Sunday as a 1992 SHADOW ES, cruise, I Mrs. Kevin O'Connor of Alex Cleland and Carol air, no rust, runs great, one Reasonably priced surprise party for Alex Minden City and Mrs. Kevin I Laming. dinner set owner, no problems. $3,600 WHEAT STRAW for sale, Particka. Latcr they went to Robinson were Sunday af- Mr. and Mrs. Don I OBO. Call ask for $1.50/bale. thc home of Mr. and Mrs. ternoon guests of Thelma McKnight were Mo~iday 683-2507, 872-4037. 1 (CUT THIS OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE) for April 7 John. 1-3-11-3 2-3-18-3 I Leonard Particka for birth- J iic kso 11. evening guests of Mr. and day cake and ice cream. Larry Silver of Brighton Mrs. Jim Hewitt. L. The Greater F1 i n t/Thu mb FOR SALE - 1986 Chevy Eight mmhers of the Trav- was a Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Melvin FOR SALE - Fresh brown . Area 4C Association will be full size 4x4 Blazer, $1,900. Read Meg's Peg, page 2 eling Brakfast Club met at and supper guest of Reva Particka and at- eggs. Phone Mary Beno hosting their annual Child 872-4825. 1-3-11-3 872-2916. McDonald Family and Food Si 1ver. tended the fish fry at the Bad Arthur Battel 2-3-25-3 Deli for breakfast Thursday Care Provider Recognition Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ander- Axe K of C Hall Friday Dinner Tuesday, April 7, at FOR SALE - 1990 Buick I Professional and Business I morning. They will meet at son oflivonia and Mrs. Earl evening. Coral Gables next weck. 7:OO p.m. at the Brcntwood Skylark, in good condition, LARGE QUANTITY Barn Schenck visited Beatrice in Caro. very clean. After p.m., wood and hand-hewn beams Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. 5 Hundersniarck in Bad Axe. HOMEMAKEHS MEET This dinner is to honor all 872-2906. 1-3-18-3 for sale. 6734110 2-3-25-1 DIRECTORY Bobbie and Cheryl Allen those hard working indi- I I and Allen Farrelly had sup- Twelve members and 2 ----.-----I------Legal notice viduals who provide regis- ACCOUNTANTS PHY SIC1ANS I I per at the China King in Bad guests of the Greenleaf Ex- tcredllicensed child care to ------Axe. tended Homemakers met for children in Tuscola County. Pain may be THIS FIRM IS A DEBT (Y)LLECTOK Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt lunch Thursday at The dinner is held during Anderson, Tuckey, DOUGLAS ATTEMITWG TO C'0L.I ,EXT A DEBT. visited Norene Mills at Four Veronica's in Cass City. Bemhardt, Doran & Co., RC. ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN April in conjunction with the eliminated for millions WILL BE USED FOKTHAT PURPOSE. Seasons Health Care Center Jennifer Szubiel ak, owner "Month of the Child." (SPECIAL) A drug that is ments indicate that Arthur Certified Public Accountants PANKRATZ, M.D. in Gary Anderson. CPA (Caro) Bad Axe Sunday. of the Friendly Harvest Drawings will be held dur- exciting researchers in the Itis, relieves pain by first MORTCi AGE SALE- Default has been Jacqueline Goretski of St. Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cas City) Board Certified made in the conditions of a mortgage store, spoke on herbal and ing the event for prizes do- treatment of pain has been selectively attracting and Jerry Eernhardt, CPA (Caro) iilade by Keiidall 1,. STEEPEand Kristine Clair Shores spent last week organic foods. formulated into a new prod- then destroying the messen- Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) nated by merchants. Betty Orthopaedic 1.. STEEPE, husband and wife to Pioneer and Cleophis Zauner of Los The next meeting will be uct known as "Arthur ger chemical which carries Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cas City) Mortgage Inc.. mortgagee, dated March Pattullo frm Tuscola 715 Frank St., Caro, MI Altos, Cal., is spending this April 9 at J.J. Zinkos at E. Surgery 9,1995 and recorded on March 23, 1995 County MSU Extension will Itis," and is being called a pain sensations to the brain, Phone 673-3137 in Liher 67 1, on Page 932, Tuscola week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caro. speak. "Medicha/Mirac.k"by some, thus eliminating pain in the 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI *Spcia1 king in County Record5, Michigan, and wils as- Pel ton. Reservations can be made in the treatment of debilitat- affected area. Arthur Itis, Phone 072-4730 signed hy mesne assignnients to ***** Jo in t Rep1 a ceme n t, Mrs. Martin Sweeney at- by calling Sharon at 1-800- ing conditions such as ar- is available immediately NATIONSBAN(: MOK'I*(iAGE ('OR- tended a card party at the Arthroscopic f'OKATION as assignee, by an assign- 527-2182 before April 1. thritis, bursitis, rheumatism, without a prescription in an ment dated August 15, 1995 which was home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shiegi Yokowa was a Tues- The cost for dinner is $10. painful muscle aches, joint odorless, greaseless, non- Surgrty & recorded on May 3, 1996 in Liber 689, Ballagh. They will meet at day overnight guest of Mr. aches, simple backache, staining cream or new roll- DO YOU HAVE A on Page 1203, 'Tuscola (.:ounty Kccords. Fructure Care Mrs. Sweeney's home next and Mrs. Jim Doerr. Oher bruises, and more. Al- on lotion form. Arthur DRINKING P ROBLEM? oil which niortgage there is claimed to he due at the date herrof the sum of Sixty- week. guests for the farewell sup- though the mechanism of Itis, is guaranteed to work ALCOHOLICS TwoThousand Nine Ilundred Sixty-Four Mrs. Allen Depcinski and per were Tom Bailey, Wendy action is unclear, experi- or your money back. And 31/100 dollars ($62,964.31), includ- ANONYMOUS 4455 Doerr Rd., Suite 4, iIYJ .WIa Holrh I'tnlfu IIn. Use only as directed. ing interest at 9.375% per annum. Mrs. Ray Depcinski visited Rickett, Cory and Caitlyn Available al AND AL-ANON Cass City, MI 48726 Mrs, Glen Shagena at the and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. ME ET1NGS 1Jnder the power of sale contained in said Huron Medical Care Facil- Shiegi left to spend some The Amazon is too wide at HOURS BY mortgage and the stihtute in such case 1 Coach Light- Pharmacy 1-800-267-5692 ity in Bad Axe. time with his parents in Ja- many points for a person' APPOINTMENT made and provided. notice is herehy giveii Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. that said mortgage will he foreclosed by Clara Bond of Cass City, pan after spending 4 years at on one bank to see the op- I 6480 Main St.. Cass Citv 872-3613 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church a sale of the mortgaged prenuses, or sonit! Art Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Northwestern College and posite shore. Cass City part of them, at public vendue. at the front Jerry Decker were guests of working at Nippon Express (517) 872-4320 elitranee to the Courthouse in thevillage ------Thelma Jackson. INSURANCE 01 CNO,Tuscola ('ounty, Michigan at in Chicago. ---.I----- or 10:OO o'clock A.M.. on Friday, May X, Mrs. John O'Henley and Elmer Osen toski, Steve iwx. Hurlr-Hunp8hltm Mrs. Martin Sweeney vis- Peruski Sr., Myron Wruble NO PUBLISHER WOULD PUBLISH IT (517) 269-9551 ited Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eddished 1924 Said prenises are situated in'l'OWNSHIP and Allen Farrelly spent of VASSAK, Tuscoli~County, Michigan, Your horneiowrr rrideyt-rident Myers, Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Tuesday in Taylor. N.Y. Yun, M.D. and are described as: iniidiuriw ugmt for: Fisher and Gillis Brown at Betty Myers of Gladwin, Physician & Surgeon Lot 15, Woodlarid Acres Subdivision, as the Huron County Medical Term & IJnivetsal Life recorded in L.iber 2, Page 11 of Plats, Susan Krozek, Samantha NO DISTRIBUTOR WOULD TOUCH IT Auto Home Office Hours: Tuscoln ('ounty Records. Care Facility in Bad Axe and Ryan of Kinde, Bob and Bwiness Health Mom-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Carol Osan towski, Kristin, FINANCIAL YW(YTECT1ON Thurs. - Closed The Redeiiiption period shall be 6 OUR BUSINESS Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. month(s) trom the date of such sale, un- IS less deteriiiiiied abandoned in accordance "We wurit lo be you, ugent" 6232 Hospital Drive with 1 Y4XCL 600.3241 a. in which caqe Agent<. Cass City [he redeniptjon period he 30 days END shall FREEDOM'S Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Office 872-4733 lroni the date of such sale 6815 E. Cas$ City Rd. Res. 872-4257 hted; March 25, 1908 CONSPIRACY IN OKLAHOMA ('aw ('ity, MI 48726 ------5 17-872-43s1 HEALTH CARE IqOK INFOKMATION. ('AIAI, ---IC--- PLEASE (248) 647-4202 WEIGHT LOSS CENTERL COMMUNITY I'rott & Troti. PC' By James Nichols and Robert Papovich HEALTH CLINIC Attorneys tor NATIONSBAM' MOH- BAD AXECAROCASS CITY (iACX CORPORATION FOR NON-EMERGENCY 301 50Teleg1~tph for all locations call (517) 872-3000 New HOON K. HEALTH CARE Suite 100 InC.- Eat Regular Grocery Store Foods $50fee Biiighm Farnip, Michigan 48025 One-on-One Counseling JEUNG. M.D. Including physician's fee File #9R072711 Designed for Men & Women IT'S FINALLY AVAILABLE !!!* Surgeon and clinic room 3-25-5 Specialist in Stomach No appointment necessary . ~~ CALL Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. and Bowel Problems HILLS & DALES Find the Service or Product 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily GENERAL HOSPITAL Saturday - 9 to 12 noon You Need in This.. . . Action Guide Closed Thursday 872-21 21 6230 Hospital Drive Physician on site 24 hr./day 1-800-982-3733 Cass City, MI 48726 for emergency care. Phone 872-4611 SERVICE DIRECTORY I FAMILY RURAL 1 872-3490 HEALTH CARE r I DAN'S POWER & STOVE Dr, Jeffrey Crowley I "We'rehere for your (m&i Chiropra ctor health care needs" TIRES SOMETHING 4452 Doerr Rd JOHNSON 11 Tire repair I Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys Alignments Mufflers Chimney Sweeping & Repairs & Brakes *Oil Changes (across from Shell Gas Station) APPLIANCE Gas, Wood Fireplaces, Certified Mechanic NEW! Phone 872-4241 4674 Hill St., Cass City R EF RIG ER AT1 0N Phone 872-5303 Stoves & Fireplace Inserts Phone 872-4725 SERVICE I,Sales & Service Office Hours: S.H. Raythatha, M.D. 872-1 101 I Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. I' I Phone872-3190 I Dr. Ray Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Microwaves, by Sandy IC------Stoves, Refrigerators, RUST PROOFING .~ 1 Total Family Care I PODIATRISTS All Brands Flowers - Plants - Balloons ---I---- 1 I 4672 Hill St. I 7171 Severance Rd. Sandy Tierney, Owner I Cass City NORTHEASTERN I Cass City I 6476 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 Tuff-Kote Dinol FOOT CLINIC I 1 Phone 872-3935 Automotive Rust Proofing AUTOSERVICE.. Phone 872-501 0 Dr. Thomas Bobrowski !I I111 "YOUR FAMILY FOOT NAILS Systems &Waxing Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 CARE CENTER" Cass City Wrecker Gravel Guards 4672 Hill St., Cass City Se rvice/Au t o E lect r ic Betty's Nail Salon Running Boards Full set Acrylic Nails $30 872-4327 or Specializing in aulo &truck electrical wiring . - - Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection Brian C. Certilied Mechanic Fill-ins$1 5 3592 Center, Essexville Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Phone 872-5757 for appointment Phone 269-9585 895-8594 Phone 872-2251 Betty Palmer, Licensed Nail Technician deBeaubien, M.D. 6325 Church St., Cass.0t-y 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe Board Certified ------ALSO FEATURING ... Orthopaedic Surgeon VETERINARIANS COMPREHENSIVE ------ORTHOPAEDIC CARE Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Ve terha ria n Total Joint Replacement APPLIANCE Country Artlsts I WINDOW CLEAN1NG and painted rntitrly by hand Arthroscopic Surgery Farm and Avenue Farm,Stratford-upon-Avon SALES & SERVICE 10 clran simpt) dust with a soft brush Sports Medicine Pet Animals Warw~ckstuurt.CV37 OtiR FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF -=-l 1)o not immerse in water Storms - Screens - Windows Adult & Pediatric Phone 872-2935 KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY Telephone: 01789 296600 Janitorial Service Floors 14849 N. Seeger St., Cass CiQ APPLIANCES Endoscopic Carpal FREE ESTIMATES Eaves 8 Gutters Cleaned Tunnel L I ON DELIVERY, SET-UP Release . AND INSTALLATION Hi-Riser Service & Rental Arthritis Care I ALL PETS I WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Estimates on Commercial, CALL US TODAY AT Most insurances accepted 1 VETERINARY CLINIC Residential & Industrial Work I availablein Bvers I nfi 4455 Doerr Rd., Suite 4, Cass City I 1 To Place An Ad I Complete Insurance Coverage Carolers, Colonial Security Services Available (51 7)872-4320 Village & Clothtique' 26 S. Main St, Pigeon, MI 48755 Susan Hoppe D.V.M. Cusrornrr Grr Gnrcr I I 1080 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe Action Guide 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw Santas. J 4438 S. Seeger St. 961 N. VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe 517-453-2234 Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-5 (517) 269-3002 Call 872-2010 Phone 269-9955 ICall 790-7609 PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL '872-2010 TO PLACE AN ACTION AD Notices ?( Services Services Services

Additional CRAFT SHOW, Saturday, FREE ALL BRITE CARPET Interior & Exterior RED HAWK Tree Service - April 4, at St. Paul Lutheran and UPHOLSTERY Trimming and removal of all IN OWENDALE - 2 to 3 gym, 6351 Center, Senior Citizen Painting Classified bedroom house. 1 and 1/2 trees. Quality workmanship, Unionville. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. glmniislnc CLEANING reasonable rates, free esti- story, remodeled through- Bingo Party StPhnucllc SC~UIPC Variety of crafts, lunch \Vliu(wrr llrr Orwisiori... mates. Call John, (5 17) 872- Ads on out, vinyl siding and win- available. Free admission, Thurs., March 26 dows, new insulated 3 car Imwe (lie Ilriving '/b Us! Only $1995perroom 9804. 8-3-1 1-52 5-3-25-2 1:OO - 4:oo p.m. Wcclcliiigs I'rorns garage, central-air, $62,000. _- ~~ ~ Cleans deep dries fast Prizes & Refreshments Conccrk Sporting Events and Judy at Red Carpet Kiem CRAFTERS! Tables avail- Odor and spot removal included VFW Hall I Airport Runs A Night Out Ross Kraft ( Help Wanted ) 8 10-752-9736. 3-3-25-3 ahle for craft show at Deford 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed 4533 Wcaver St., Cass City WALLY LAMING. OWNkK HELP WANmD - Thumb Christian Academy. Call 4276 Alc St., Cass City Call Toll Free Cass City,Mich. HOUSE FOR SALE by Sponsored by: AutoWash (car wash behind (517) 872-4055. 5-3-25-1 5 17-872-1 290 1-888-424-0414 owner - 3-bedroom ranch, lot Post 3644 Ladies Aux. (517) 872-3601 Charmont) is looking for a 8-10-27-11 8-3-44 and a half, qujet neighbor- & Men 5-3-18-2 retired person to work 10-15; WANTED RENT - hours a week at your conve- FOR SALE - Set of 4 Ultra hood, full basement, fenced- TO MIKA'S CUSTOM Custom rims. Fits most cars. in hack yard, l-car garage, fenccd pasture land starting nience. Light cleaning, in the spring, for 8 head of VFW HALL available for Thomas Roofing lawn mowing, must have Also new tires, radial GT plus a shed. Newer windows, rental occasions. Call Jim MOLDINGS Smith Grand Am P2 15/6OR- 14. siding and gas furnace. Call cattlc. Good health. Good Serving the area Hardwood Molding some mechanical sense and natured. 5 17-375-4 167. Ceranski at 872-4351. a smile, Call 872-5033, ask Both rims and tires $400 for appointment, 872-5341 5-2-21-tf for 26 years Furniture Repair Refrigeration or 872-4380. 3-3- 1 1-3 5-2-25-4eo for Matt. 11-3-25-2 O.B.0, Call 872-4721 after Woodworking 3:OO. 2-3-25-1 LICENSED and ~ For Rent Accepting bids 9TH ANNUAL SPRING INSURED Reproduction Design Appliance Repair NEEDED FOR SAGINAW A.K.C. ROTTWEILER Bazaar - Saturday, March 28, Kiln-Dried Hardwood News routes - 2 openings, puppies. Big boned, German ONE BEDROOM apart- for the removal of 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Ubly Fox BONDED one full-time, one part-time. blood line, documented, ex- ment upstairs. All utilities an unsafe brick Hunters' Club. For table 4556 Green Rd., Cass City All makes and models Call before 12 noon or after cellent breeding. Both par- included. $275.00 month space, please call Karen 872-2970 6. Must have dependable plus security. 872-347 1. building from Smalley, (517) 658-2693. 872-3976 ' ents good temperament. Cass City Call 872-3092 vehicle. Call 872-4107, Ask 8-4- 13-t $350 firm. 5 17-843-6492. 4-3-2s-1 property in the Sponsored by Uhly Lioness 8-3-25-tf 8-3-1 5-tf for Bonnie or Larry. 2-3-25-3 Cluh, 5-2-18-6 11-3-1 8-3 TWO BEDROOM apart- village of ANTENNA ment. AI 1 utili ties' included, BOB WARJU, carpet and vi- STEEL BUILDINGS, new, Gagetow n. nyl installer. 5 17-672-2440. INSTALLATION F.E. Franzel HELP WANTED - Ware- must sell, 30x40~12was $350.00 month plus security. house worker and relief 872-347 1 . 4-3-25-1 Send bids to: Pager-voice mail, 920-8815. $1 0,200 now $6,990. 8-2-25-tf SERVICE driver w/CDL, full-time po- 40x60~14was $16,400 now Also Radios, VCRs, Well Drilling sition, including health ben- ROOM FOR RENT with P.O. Box 107, Repair most makes ~ $9,990. 50~100x16was 2" to 5" wells efits. Apply in person, Erla's house privileges. $250 3agetown, MI 48735 Sell National Sewing LEE MORGAN CBs, Marine Radios, Inc., Cass City. 11-3-18-3 $27,590 now $1 8,990. month, includes utilities. Stereos, TVs 60x200~16was $58,760 or call Machines PAINTIN G drilled & repaired $50 security deposit. 673- Contu ct CASS CI'I'Y, MICHIGAN PHONE 872-2696 SITE MANAGER - Part- now $39,990. 1-800-406- 41 10. 4-3-25-1 5 17-665-9977 Pump Sales 5 126. 2-3-25-1 Ernest Messing *INTERIORS time position at the Kingston ~~ Schneeberger's - for details. *EXlE,KIORS & Service Senior Dining Center. High ROOM FOR RENT, $60 per Minden City *WOOD GRAINING FOR SALE - Complete set Qppliances-TV-Furnituw school diploma and experi- -- - *TEXTIJRING of kitchen and bathroom week, $60 deposit, kitchen 5 17-864-30 1 5 8-6- 19-tl (517) 843-5811 ence in planning and con- privileges, Call 872-5547. cabinets, kitchen sink, 2 Zertified Master Mechanic 5-3-1 1-3, 8-9-15-tf ducting group socialization 4-3-25-3 VACUUM CLEANERS: bathroom sinks, shower AI activities required. Send let- Computer ignments ~ Repairing Kirby Vacuums ter of application and re- door, hathroom stool. Call FURNISHED APART- Computer Balance 872-3786. 2-3-25-3 < Wanted to Buv 1 since 1977. Authorized ser- ACE QLASS sume to the Administrative MENT for 1 or 2 working & Rotation people. Inquire at 4431 S. (51 7)872-3840 vice center! New and used af CAS8 CITY Assistant, Human Develop- Front End parts 1 vacuums on sale Qual- FOR SALE - 12 gauge MU- Seeger St., Cass City. S, WANTED TO BUY - 1961, &- 1-27-tf now! Auto Glass ment Commission, 429 ity - Reliability - and perfor- lin goose gun; 12 gauge SKB S t r ic kl an d . 4-3-1 1-tf Shocks & Struts 1962, 1963 Cass City High ~ Commercial Glass Montague Avenue, Caro, MI XL900; 12 gauge Smith and Brakes School year hooks. Will pay mance; 90 days same as Replacement Windows 48723. An Equal Opportu- Wesson (new). 872-2619. FOR RENT - Masonic Tune- ups $35 per book plus postage. Call 872-3579 cash! With approved credit - New Windows nity Employer, Application will ship paper, bags, belts, 2-3-1 1-3 Temple Refreshment Hall - Free Estimates Susan (Coykendoll) Wise, WE INSTALL Deadline: March 3 1, 1998. parties, dinners, meetings. 1163 Carriage Drive South, Robert Bliss etc. Carry all parts necessary Glass & Vinyl Florida 11-3-25-1 FOR SALE - 1996 2440 No alcoholic beverages. All your tire needs from Southhaven, Miss. 3867 1. to repair the Kirby vacuum Rooms Arctic Cat, asking $2,600, Call 872-2309 or 872-2575. wheelburro ws 6-2-1 8-6 Builder system. 1-517-269-7562 or Vinyl Siding HELP WANTED -Assistant and a 1991 Jag AFS Arctic 4-4-30-tf to tractors eveniiigs 1-517-479-6543, Director of Nursing. Seeking Services Licerzsed & lrzsured Need carpet shampoo-stain 517-872-2822 Cat, $1,800, includes extra See us today an RN with strong supervi- Replacement Windows remover to clean your car- acccssories. Both in excel- APARTMENT FOR RENT Vinyl Siding sory and/or organizational lent condition. Call 872- Simpson Excavating pet? We have it. All in stock. skills. Good working knowl- in Cass City. Call 810-659- Cass City Tire New Construction & 1239 after 6 p.m. 2-3-18-3 8432 or 8 10-659-7279. Dozer landscaping - All Remodeling edge of nursing home regu- 4-3-4-tf types of backhoe work lations to assist director in Phone 872-5303 Homes & Businesses ELECTRIC MOTOR and UTILITY BOX and ladder House demolition 62 removal I 8-5-3 1 -tf I compliance and delivery of rack, S- 10long box, $300 or 5- 12- 1 8-tl SUGAR CREEK Apart- Footings - Waterlines - resident care services. Inter- will sell separately. Call 872- - NO SMOKING Bingo - Ev- 5 p.m, weekdays, 8 a.m. to ested persons can contact ments one, 2 and 3-bed- Complete septic systems DOG KENNELING - open I buildings, r&$ng, 5448. 2-3-18-3 r o om p 1 an s with was her/ ery Sunday at St. Pancratius noon Saturdays. John Blair, . _. .. I Michelle Richmond, direc- Sand Gravel - Topsoil 7 days. Rooster Ranch. 517- siding, pole barns dryer connections. 726- 1 166 Hall, S. Seeger, Cass City. - 658-23 3 2. 8-10-8-tf 1/8 mile weit of M-53 on tor of nurses, at Four Sea- FIREWOOD - Ash, Maple, sq. ft., starting at $459. 208 Doors open 5:OO p.m., Variety of fill - Sebewaing Road. Phone NO JOB TOO BIG OR sons Health Care Center. seasoned. $45 a face cord Romain Rd., Caro, MI games start at 5:30. Phon{ Any size fill job 269- 7909. 8-12-13-tf I TOOSMALL 5 17-269-9983. 11-3-25-1 picked up. One and a half 48723. 5 17-673-05 1 5. 872-5410. Knights of Co- FreeEstimates Ken Martin 2805 Crawford Rd. ' cords delivered $75. 872- 4-2-4-tf lumbus Council No. 8892. 872-4502 Cass City, Mich. 48726 BE A GUARDIAN Angel - 3515. 2-10-29-tf Electric, Inc. (5 17) 872-4780 BA H.H.A. and C.N.A. FOR RENT in Cass City - wanted. One-y ear FOR SALE - Storage barns, Homes - Farms Partly furnished large up- Co mmerci a1 Cass City experience,C all Guardian all sizes, horse barns, dog stair s , o n e - bc d r o om ap art - &-CLASSY CUTS* ers and water softeners, A Angel Home Health Care houses, craft items. Will Industrial Kappen Tree ment. All utilities included. % k 32,000 grain, $700. In- Siding Services (517) 856-8400. ' deliver. Call 872-2608. 3rd Sdon % home service on all brands. New and rewire $385 per month. Security & Make-up Service E.O.E. 1 1-2-18-8 : house on Hurds Corner Rd,, deposit and refcrences re- Credit cards acceoted. Call Let YOUR tree problem 2- Nails Paul's Pump Reiair, 673- STATE LICENSED 872-5082 north of M-81. Harold quired. No pets and non- We're beinsured OURS! for your ACCESSTO COMPUTER? . Deering. Call anytime. smoker. Call 517-872-7801 .fanning p 4850 or 800-745-4851 for Phone 872-4114 2-2- 12-tf % Perms free analysis. 8-9-25-tf ROOFING Earn excellent income at after h:30 p.m. 4-3-18-3 -b 41 80 Hurds Corner Road Color protection home full/part time 1-800- 2- 8-8-10-tf cuts P Sewing and Alterations SIDING TREES BRUSH 242-8502 or www.hbn.com PIZZA FOR RENT - Cass City Mini I LIMBS STUMPS access code 5500. 1 1-3-4-4 Storage. Call 872-39 17. * MARCHSPECIAL by Kathleen Nizzola Full Set of Gel Nails Call anytime 4-3- 13-tf Holiday Crafts & GUTTER PARKWAY P $20.00 F 5 17-673-53 13 Notices includes a paraffin S Wearables SOFFIT 1-800-322-5684 AVON 16" large wax dip treatment 8-1 1-8-tf % Bridal Parties Flexibility, BINGO - Every Wednesday TRY GEL NAILS - EASIER 1 - 10 toppings night. Open 6:OO early bird Mending, zippers, hems - ON NATURALNAILS % FASCIA PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR unlimited income. 630 - regular bingo 7:OO. Post plus tax Children and adults I: Licensed & Insured 3644VFW. Weaver St. p Smoke-Free % Water pump and water tan1 Only an Avon No job too small C Guaranteed Workmanshi] ;ala, In-home service DRIVE THRU 5-2- 26-tf Walk-in or Free estimates career offers all C Free Written Estimates Credit cards accepted. Cal Appointment 573-4850 or 800-745-485: this and more! 872-5448 Call 872-2663 I: Over 20 yrs. Experience 2-3- 1 8-2 anytime. 8-9-25- t % 872-5277 _-* Call Jim today Call Avon Prod., Inc. 1-800-395-8630 Thank You! 8-4-304 (Household) Help Wanted I 11-3-25-1 Sales FWRAAERS Carpet & UDholstery Francis Builders I d$r New Homes or ,(D&JPUMPl Controller-Accountant -HUGE SHED SALE - * GWFTERS 24 Hour Licensed DuPunt Heated, at Gracey's. Mar. .l$r ARTISAWS Stainmas ter Remodeling , Roofing , We are a progressive rural hospital that is seeking a Full- : 27, 2 to 7 p.m., Mar. 28, 9 WRECKER FOR CAS5 CITY Siding, Barns, Pole WaterSERV'CE Pumps & Tanks .ime Controller. This position will report to the CFO : a.m. to 4 p.m.,Mar. 29, 11 THE - II I a.m. to 3 p.m. Two blocks FARMERS' MARKET SERVICE Buildings Sales & Service ind requires the ability to assist in planning and orga- south of Ubly light to 1972 COMING THIS 872-2251 day Senior Citizen nizing financial and accounting practices. Apes St. (1st house, south SUMMER, 198. 872-5606 night Licensed and Insured Discount side, hrowri shed.) Lots of REERVATIONS Phone 872-2921 STATE LICENSED QUALIFICATIONS: furniture, 1 S'x36" pool, NEEDED NOW! *Flood removal Don Dohn DOUGLAS GERMAIN Bachelor's Degree in Accounting Barhie and Little Tykes PLEASE CALL: LOUISE or 872-4696 Healthcare experience preferred PONDER AT 872- I873 4394 Maple #a 51 7-683-2697 house, tons of toys, baby to 8-2-26-tf A S 400 knowledge adult clothing. new H.O. and LIMITED SPACES Cass City Lionel items. 14-3-25-1 5 -3 -25-2 Phone 872-347 1 8-7-10-tf Peachtree and Lotus knowledge required Please fax or send Resume to: fiiu roll, we haul LONE AUTOMOTIVE i Hills and Dales General Hospital Ray Armstead and Co. CASS CITY WRECKEN I 7716 Deckerville Rd. I Attn: Human Resources Complete Tax and AUTO ELECTRIC I (From Cass City, south on Cemetery Rd. to Deckerville Rd., I 4675 Hill St., Cass City, MI 48726 I 2 1/2 miles east) I Accounting Services AAA Affiliated I I FAX (517) 872-5376 11-3-2s I I I Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 500 p.m. Richard & Carl Gas & Oil Furnaces I CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE PROGRAM All Gas Appliances I St. Clair County Community College Other appointments available ! COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR COMPUTER I Construction HEAT1 N G I is offering an approved I -DIAGNOSTICS TIRES BATTERIES I 6545 Church St., Cass City, Michigan Pole buildings, and 872-4528 8-3-25-1 Certified Nurse Aide Program LLLIIII coupon IIIIILIIJ Ph.: 517-872-4532 Fax: 517-872-51 40 Decks, Roofs, COOLING for interested Thumb area residents. Job Siding Carpentv DAVID ZARTMAN prospects in this area are EXCELLENT! WILDWOOD MOTEL! SPECIALIST (517) 872-2485 The four-week course will be held at "One ca/l Paul L. SCCCC's Bad Axe Nursing Education Center does it ati" @?lCENSED & INSURED BUILDER Brown ZARTMAN'S MASONRV beginning April 8, 1998. FREE Owner Enrollmen) limited with registration deadline State Licensed Tuesday, March 3 1. Financial aid available. ESTIMATES OVER 20 YEARS 24 Hour Emergency Basements & Foundations Call EXPERIENCE For more information: Service All Types of Cement Work (517) 683-3320 Pole Bams, Garages, Additions contact Beth at (517) 269-6611 or CALL 517-872-2734 or (517) 683-2428 House Jacking Michigan Works at (517) 269-2311.11-3-1 1-3 5-l-14-tt 8-3-30-tf 8-3-1 #-ti J CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 PAGE ELEVEN

f CALL TO PLACE ACTION 872-2010 TRAINEES WANTED EARN GOVERNMENT FORE- STEEL BUILDINGS Factory - AD 'z. PURPLE MARTIN BIRD AN - Hela Wanted < Work Wanted > HOUSES, TELESCOPIC CancellationsNVill Sacrifice - WHILE YOUTRAIN for a CLOSED HOMES, pennies on POLES, GOURDS, BAT 25'x30', 30'x40', 4O'x6Ot, career as a nursing assistant the $1. Repo's, VA HUD, WILL TAKE CARE of' eld- HOUSES! World's Best 12- 45'x90', 50'x120', in health services, food prepa- Sheriff sales. No money down Family House, only $29.95. %'XI 70'.$ave Thousands!! ration or busi ness/com pu t er, government loans available Tool & Die erly in their home. Any shift. welding, carpentry or building now. Local listings. Toll free 1- Call Betty at 872-3784. Factory Direct. Lifetime Limited Quantities. Delivery Expanding In-jection Molding Facility seeking Warranty! FREE CATALOG. Available. Financing Available. maintenance. Learn or 800-669-2292ext. H-4000. 12-3-25-3 improve basic skills. No tuition. motivated tool and die personnel. ORDER NOW! 1-800-764- 1-800-21 1 -9594. REFINANCE & SAVE $100~ 8688. GED program available. Tool room experience necessary. Housing, meals, medical care EACH MONTH. With Today's DWAMLAND LICENSED IMPOTENCY? Stop thinking DIABETIC? Are you still pay- Low Mortgage Rates. Liberal Benefits package including 401 K. About it. Do Somethin Men!! ing for supplies? Why? For and living allowance proviW, Daycare, Deford area, has REAL ESTATE Auction: 204 Help with job placement at Consolidate debt, improve Srnd resilme or upply in person at: openings for children 3 Guaranteed. 100% All Ratural condo-type units at Birchwood information on how you can your home or get needed cash Thumb Plastics Product. $15.99 incl. receive supplies at little or no completion. Ages 16-24. Job months through 12 years. S&H. near Logan Martin Lake and Corps A US. Department of with a first mortgage* from 400 Li berty Street Reasonablc rates. 5 17-872- C.C. only (888) 500-0154, Alpine Bay (Golf), Talladega cost call 1-800-678-5733. - Fairbank Mortgage. 024-hour Vitamin Shoppe, 311 S. lst, Labor program. Call 1-800- Bad Axe, MI 48413 5041, ask tor Doris. County, AL (hour east of 774-JOBS. p re-ap p rovals ; Quick 12-3-25-3 #11, Pulaski, TN 38478. Birmingham). Saturday, April DRIVERS: PFT Roberson. Closings; Competitive Rates; 4, 11 a.m. CST. Brochure 1- Wanted OTR company flatbed *First Mortgages For Every K-BYTE REPTRON IS CUR- drivers. $1,000 Sign-on bonus. LOCAL CANDY ROUTE. 30 r RENTLY SEEKING A PRO- 800-996-2877. Granger, Vending Machines. Earn apx. Need; .Good & problem credit; '. MCTTHER OF ONE will care Thagard & Associates, Inc. Competitive pay, medical, life, .No-lncome Verification; .Self- Supervisory Position for your children in my home CESS MANAGER to pian and 401K, frequent home time. 1 $800/day. All for $9,995. Call manage the flow of production G.W. Thagard, AL#675. 1-800-998-VEND. employed; .Bankruptcy; Do you thrive in a fast paced environment, like to rise to chal- located hetween Cass City yr. OTR experience, Class-A 0125% Equity Financing. lenges? qualify for suprvisor position you need: for mechanical assembly, and CDL. Call Rene 1-800-686- To and El kton. 872-4090. hand solder process of elec- FAIRBANK MORTGAGE. 1- Supervisor Experience High Energy Level 12-3- 18-3 DRIVERS: Company 5309. OWN A DOLLAR STORE. 1- tronic 'circuit board assem- 800-227-5314. 800-346-5626 ext. 641. Strong Self Conlidence Ability to make Quick Decisions Driverdowner ops. $500- *Fairbank provides first mort- Able to Supervise 30 to People blies. Knowledge of IPC stan- $1,000 Sign on bonus! Van, PRIVACY HEDGE - Will 40 dards, IS0 9000 & SYMIX. GOVERNMENT JOBS. Now gages only. Injection Molding Process Experiencc (Card of Thanks > flatbed, dedicated singles or mature into privacy for wind- Mechanically inclined with break. CedarlArbonritae; 3I-4' hiring in your area. $16,000- Good growth potential, 2nd or 3rd shift opening. Competi- teams. No experience? No $68,000. Call 1-800-883-0819 SAWMILL $3795. Saws logs tive Pay, L,iheral Benefits Package, including 401 K. THE FAMILY of Merle good communication skills, problem. Training available! Bush. $9.95 ea. 12 Tree Background in employee man- Minimum. Gtd! Discount Tree ext. J-400 for current Federal, into boards, planks, beams. Please send rcsunie to: Supervisor Position Kitchen wishes to cxpress Builders Transport 1-888-2- County, City & state lists. appreciation to all who ex- agement. Full benefit package Farm. 1-800-889-8238. Large capacity. Best sawmill P.O.Box 214 JOI N-BT. value anywhere. 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Office Huilding For Sale - Great loca~ion.Super investment. Over 6,000 sq. ft. of ot'licc sp;ice. Mostly all is leased out to State of Michigan. State Farm. Hills Kr Ihle's Hospital. Owner retiring. 1,antl contract availahlc. Call today for mnrc details. COMX68 EPB-102 New First Offering - Farm home. 4 Exceptionally Nice - 2 hcdroom. 2 hath, set in Huntsville on a bedrooms, large bath, built in kitchen cupboards. large wrncr lot. Front iirlcl biick clccks. large carport, central Insulated, 2-year-old gaq furnace. Large 2 car ga- Roger Pohlod 872-2747 air. Storage shed. $24.900. MH rage, attached. Beautiful setting, rural, Laker Dis- Owning a Home is bhsy - But t'iilcling the right one is hard. CCT-168 - bedroom home. 1 1/2 story. Front trict. Home 6t 40 acres, includes some woods and New on the Market - Priced to move. 2 story home 011 3 1/2 3 That's why this 4 bedroom homc is worth looking at. Only orchard. acres. I .argtt living room and kitchen, 2 baths. 36'x40' garage porch. 1 3/4 haths. lull hasement. 24'x30' detached $44.900 for il well carccl for farnily homc. TO530 garagc. cement, electricity. Nice yard on corner lot. plu~3h'xhO' to01 shcil a~~tlil harn. $79.900. Cy2087 Enjoy the Great Outdoors nvitli tht. co~~veriie~ic~tof close to Nice nttigtihorlioocl. town. 2 bedroom home with lots ;ind lots 01 storage, 1i1Igeopen The Price is Kight l'ur the first time homeowner on a kitchen and living room. knotty pine sunporch attached. Ga- 'roo NEW FOR PicnmE: rage plus a pole barn. $75,000. TU'I 195 EPH-I03 - 1,arge 5 bedroom country home on 1 1/2 acre+-. yo cliise neirhhors. Home in good condition. budget ...only S40.900 - t'or this 3 hedroom, 2 hath ranch For the Fanilly - Set on 5 acre<. this 4 heclrovm home has lots Newer vinyl siding. 24'x30' detached garage with door opener. 38'xhO' hip roof barn. Well maintained. Sue Hoag 872-2934 on paved road. Cy2085 of room. 2 baths. huge I'amily room with ii fireplace. Base- Laker schools. Priced in the low 40s. Mini Horse Farm - OII 10 mostly wooded acres. This ment. largc rnachinc sh~~l.Nii,cly scl hack off pavttd road. TOO NEW FOR PICTURE: cy2075 - 4 hetlroorns. baths. No close neighbors. 1 car attached garage. hrmu sits back ol't'the roiid. ncstled it1 the woods. Over RA-103 2 story country home on 6 acre 2 Enjov Convenience'! Then stop hy this 4 hcclroom ranch just I.aIgc shed. Homc is in vcry good cond ion. North of Bad Axe. 1.700 sq.1'1. 3 hcdrooii~2 hihroonis. t'ircplauc in thc miiiutcs lrom Caro. Horrie feiituws ii large txmilq' room over- UH-045 ~ 2 hcdroorn homc on 3/4 acre, New updates. roof, windows arid furnace in '94. living rooin, vaulted ceilings. 2 car garage. Gucst house. looking thc pool ancl woods, sc-1ccnccl pwh for tlic surruner- CCT-172 - 4 hcclroom home. Large living room with bow window. Full dry basement. Charming style Most ot' property tkiiccd. 24'x36' how hani with 3 hox time hauhccues. Wood .stove ill 11ic ki~c*hurifor those cold win- 11 urn e. ter nights. Cy207 1 stalls iiiid lots 01. hiiy storagc. F725 CCT-177 - Ranch home in subdivision of Caw City. Full basement, attached garage. Nice trees and lancl- Looking for Your First Home? Then start here in this 3 bed- scapi ng and pere nni als . Northwood Circle Charm - 1 t' you like the feeling ot' the Lee LaFave 665-2295 room. 1 hath rilnch home set in ii vcry nice neighhorhoocl. Comes country hut ihc convc'tiiciiccs ot'town. considcr this coiido cc~~~plctcwith fenced in h;\cky;lrcl. atti1ched piitiig':, Move right (WE HAVE HOMES IN ALL PRICE RANGES, SIZES, TOWN, COUNTRY? oii thc cdgu ol' Northwood Estatcs. With iio outsidc niain- in. Sh9.900. TCC' 1227 tcnance. it's idcal for thc prot'cssional person or the thc New on the Market - South of ('ass City ldcal building site or hunting. .lust over 13 acrcs with woods. A385 iwwii who wants IO lifc. 1236 rctircd iiisr ciqoy TCC 6 ACHES IN THE VII,I,A(;E 1,IMITS OF CAR0 - Water Ehjoy I*ttar.tr of Mind in Comfort - Ncwcr 3 bcdrooni. 2 and sewer availahle. I'ossihle split. Call today. A374 bath ririich hoinc. 1 st lloor t'aniily rooiii. largc miister 2 hedroom. I story honic set in C;iss City on citv lot. - Nice CALL NOW!:\ bedroom. vaiiltcti cciliiip. kitchen with lots 01' extras. six living room ;inti dining rooni. Bawmcnt. $42,900. TL'C'I 221 Spotlcs..;ly cluii~~tt1rotipt~otit. NohiiIp to do hut iiiovc iii. Just outside Cass City - I .h ;IC'IC huiltling site. Niitural gas i11 TCCl224 lllC roacl. C'all tohy. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Village Council nixes School votes to new campground at park censor Internet

council’s Streets and Parking nance of those roads. How- and Linda Volz. Second year probation, Committee has approved the ever, the committee may pro- program now has 2 hours hut districts after applying for addition of 2 paving projects: pose that the village con- Colleen D’Arcy, Kurt Den- will need 3 hours next year, nis and Ronald Woloshen, and receiving a special land- Oak Street, from Main to struct the roads, then bill the which Micklash indicated Election inspectors for the use permit. The facilities in- Pine, and Rose Street, from i)wner for the work. will probably be arranged. clude those providing out- Seed to Oak. One of the students, Brent June 8 school election were patient medical services such In othcr business Monday, listed. They are Chairperson The council is expected to the council: Martin, read a letter to the as dialysis, clinical oncology, review bids for the work next school board that he com- Pat Wells, Joan Little, Sue radiation therapy, radiogra- .Received the village’s an- Ellen Greenlee, Iva Hartwick month. nual audit report fromYeo & posed telling how the pro- phy, magnetic resonance im- Prieskorn also announced gram helped him. and Arlene Paladi, alternate. aging (MRI), physical Yeo represent ativt: Joel the village is discussing com- Chamherlain, who gave vil- A special meeting Tues- therapy and rehabilitation. bining its asphalt contract OTHEKBUSINESS day, May 26, prior to the In each case, the applicant lage iinances a clean bill of with that of the contractor health. regular meeting will be held would have to go through a who will be putting a second After meeting in closed to determine how $125,000 public hearing process. *Acknowledged annual coat of asphalt on 4 sections donations of $2,000 and session to consider teacher in Durant funds will be spent Turning to the 1998 road of road in the Northwood probation and tenure, the by the district. program, Prieskorn said the $300, rcspcctively, from subdivision. The goal, hc Elkland Township and board voted on the following explained, is to secure the Nuvesta Township for the teachers. Planner to best asphalt price possible. villagc’s parks and recreation Tenure, Joan Helwig, James The subdivision paving in- programs. It was noted the Green and Jon Zdrojewski. volves Beechwood Drive; Novesta Township donation Fourth year probation, speak in Car0 Beechwood Drive from represents a $100 increase Garrett Gorden and Diane Linda Lane to Chestnut; over 1997. Tuckey. Third year proba- Beechwood, up Spruce to *Noted both Downing and tion, Kelly Ball, Brian Kohl, Randall G.Arendt, a nation- Hemlock, and Crestwood Karin Pearson, Jason Smigell ally known land use planner Circle, up Spruce to Cass City Police Sgt. Craig from Pennsylvania, is sched- Crestwood Drive. Haynes hosted and read to uled to speak to local plan- Prieskorn said the commit- groups of Cass City students ners and elected officials tee is also looking at chang- as part of “Read Across THE LATE WINTER doldrums call for special activities, and Tuesday, March 24,6-9p.m., ing the procedu’re in which America Day,” March 2. at the Tuscola Technology new subdivision roads are C 0 mnie nded Rick M ohr , some Campbell Elementary School students were treated to a Center, Caro. The meeting is constructed. wastewater treat men t p 1ant day of fun Friday. Second grade students enjoyed a “beach part of the Saginaw Bay Wa- Currently, the subdivision superintendent, for his work tershed land use education owner is requircd to build in prcscniing educational day,” while first graders, including Marlene Erla’s class project which encourages roads to village speciiica- prctscntations to school chil- (above), took part in a “pajama rama.” local officials to plan ahead tions, then the village takes drcn on thc iniportance of for growth and development. over ownership and mainte- protecting ground water. Eicher’s Cleaners I Beanie Baby collection His mother agrees. Favoritc place because that’s “Joshua’s latest Beanie where I’ve gotten most of Sometimes, he buys more Baby and favorite of all is mine. The people there are IS MOVING ll than one of the same Beanie Princess Di,” she said. “The really nice,” he said. Baby. “I gct cxtras because first time Joshua saw a Prin- Wark said he has no plans Monday, March 30, 1998 of their value and for trad- cess Di Beanie Baby was in to stop collecting Beanie We will be open for business at 6265 Main St., ing,” he explained. “I have New Orleans at Christmas. Babies, although he may at least 30 or 40 extras.” This was very exciting and consider parting with his next to Jack‘s Barber Shop. he wanted to purchase it, collection, which he figures I Our phone number and hours will remain the same. II PATIENCE A VIKTUE (but) after the clerk took it is worth about $3,000 cur- Come in and see us! We would be happy to serve your out of the case and told him rently, sometime in the fu- Knowing when to spend or she was $400, Joshua de- dry cleaning, alterations and laurid~yneeds. ture. II not spend is a real key to cided to keep his money and “I might, when I get older, DROP-OFF CENTERS STORE LOCATIONS collecting Beanie Babies, look for other Beanie Babies sell them for college,” he according to Wark, who said The Clothes Closet - Bad Axe Center St. Pigeon - 453-2221 that were less expensive.” added. patience really is a virtue in About 2 weeks ago, Wark The youth has also consid- Memories Sebewaing Suds Yet Duds Elkton - - Cass City - 872-3264 the hobby. found and bought a Princess ered what would happen if L Di Beanie Baby much closer the Beanie Baby fad fizzles. to home - Buds and Blos- “My brother talks ahout soms in Cass City - and at that, and there’s a chance what he described as a very they could go out of produc- reasonable price. tion,” he said, “but if they “Buds and Blossoms is my do, 1’11 keep them. “I’m still going to collect them until they run out.” It’s Loan I MLE merger Bonanza Time . approved Delegates to the annual at Chemical Bank. Lasso stockholders’ meet in g of Michigan Livestock Ex- the loan you need for a new change voted overwhelm- ingly March 14 to approve car, home improvements, merger 01‘ their farmer- owned cooperative with debt consolidation and Southern States, effective April 1. The action com- more ... and get a low, low bines the livestock market- ing strengths of the MLE interest rate! But don’t wait, with the farm supply system pardner. This is a limited strengths of Southern States. MLE will become the time offer. 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A pro- RCAHome 56” Theatre’” Diagonal ducer board, made up of beef, swine and sheep grow- THE NO-FEE Projection Stereo ers, will be established for ON-SCREEN Monitor Receiver the ncw division to assist in PROGRAMMING High Performonte Picture System identifying new opportuni- GUIDE With 800 Lines Of Resolution ties. On-Screen TV Listing Digital Fotur tolor PictureIn-Picture“’ Michigan Li vestock Credit No Fee Necessary One Button Record, .Digit01 tomb Filter Corporation, an MLE sub- Set It And Forget It sidiary, will be merged into Continuous Viewing a suhsidiary of Statesman Window And SAVE Fin anci a1 Corporati on, Program Description which is owned in part by Southern States. The $25Ooo MLCC’s programs for fi- nancing facilities and live- stock will be maintained and NO MONEY DOWN & NO PAYMENTS OR F NANCE CHARGES expanded as opportunities . occur. FOR 6 MONTHS ON FURNlT JRE! It All Starts With Low Prices!! SUP FRSTORE!! 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The WE OFFER: tatious’ is not the effect louse, Olmsted believed wildlife in their natural- ardship,” Scott says. up 10.3% from 1997 mented Michael Tobin, *complete Landscape Design and Planting Service that is sought. Indeed, the andscapes should year to date totals shortage in the wiistruc- house, pool and deck ap- irogress from natural to through the inonth of president of the Michi- tion labor supply still *Grounds Maintenance *Brick Walkways and Patios pear carved out of their nforrnal to formal. Walk- January. January how gan Association of concerns us, but we are eRctaining Walls *Shrub and Ornamental Tree Pruning wooded acreage, in corn- ng away from a house ing project starts were Home Builders. “Fixed encouraged by the fact COME VISIT OUR GARDEN CENTER FOR A GREAT Check Your Coverage piete harmony with their through the back yard, down 19.4%from De- rate mortgages were that the cost of building SELECTION OF QUALITY PLANT MATERIAL ravine environment. landscapes should appear Before It’s Too Late cein ber. available for less than materials has for the WE CARRY inlormal, thsn gradually “The U.S. economy 7%,, consumer confi- most part remained J Container grown Evergreen, Shade, and While this Long Island, niore natural. NOW IS THE TIME and financial markets dence was at its highest steady.” Luin her prices Flowering Trees, as well as larger sizes New York, landscaping Darnon Scott, a land- to review your Home Owner’s have fallen in recent J wide variety of Flowering and Evergreen project may exceed the scape designer with Ire- Insurance Policy. We can offer great imaginations and the months and there has Shrubs 1and- G anno n Associates , J A large assortment of Annuals and Perennials discounts for eligible homes. pocketbooks of most WHOLE East Norwich, N.Y., fol- Call 872-3579 been little change in J Hardy Rugosa Roses and Climbers homeowners, its back-to- lows Olmsted’s philoso- HOUSE costs for most other ma- J Landscape Edging, Shredded Bark Mulch, and nature philosophy reflects phy on his projects. “Soft- FULL OF terials. other landscaping items a welcome trend in our en- ness is corning back. Fixed-rate mortgage J Fruit Trees vir0 nmentall y - stressed Honies and hardscapes Robert Bliss dropped to 6.99% in Just give us a call ! age. The American Nurs- blend with their surround- See us at our new January compared to location next to 01 ery & Landscape Associa- ings and clients are getting YouW be glad you did. tion (ANLA) shares some WINDOWS $1199* 7.17% in December old building. away from big lawns,” ‘Based on 6 double hungs & 1 pklure whdow 1200 sq. In. Builder - and 7.23% in Novem- We now provide instances where good Scott says, Scott achieves ber. Rates were 7.85% you with more landscaping equals good a blended look by preserv- Licensed & Insured Co peland-Gornowicz stewardship, ing natural vegetation and Replacement Windows a year ago. Lumber Insurance Agency, Inc. Frederick Law Olmsted existing trees whenever prices for 1,000 board convenience ( 1822- 1903), considered 6539 Main caas City 872-4006 possible. Vinyl Siding feet of framing lumber the father of landscape ar- In the previous1y men- significantly dropped in tioned project, which took New Construction & January to $359 com- a year to complete, the Remodeling pared to $370 in De- 6498 W.Sanilac Rd., Vassar 517-823-8244 2 mi. west of Vassar Golf Course on “TRUE” MODULAR HOMES site’s native mountain lau- cember, almost $100 M-46 reIs and rhododendrons Homes & Businesses 1400 E. Car0 Rd. - Caro less than 1997’s high of (M-811 Mile East Of Downtown Caro) were complemented with CAN 517-672-1 400 similar varieties. Many of $455. the site’s trees were pre- FOR served and mounted with lights to create a h€W LOT MODEL “nig htscape with QUALITY downlighting and shad- Remember Ken Martin for “BUILDERS SERIES” ow~.’~ all your electrical needs! Situated 20 feet below DRYWALL street level, the ravine site posed challenges. Scott’s INSTA LLATS N company worked with, 0 rather than against, ter- KEN MARTIN rain. “We massaged de- AND tail areas to match natural FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME ELECTRIC, INC. grades,” Scott says. Landscaping a bluff site $35 DEPENDABLE LkAs m overlooking Huntington *o AS$1.799’ -- Fully Licensed and insured Bay presented other de- LOW J mands. “We chose sak and SERVICE Model M5183,28X52,3 Bea2 Bath, Approximately 1456 Sq. Ft. AS wind tolerant plants, Optiuns Include: Reinforced Ceiling Box In Living Room Acid Insulation And Seauty pianting masses of peren- To Your Home Old and New CALL (2) Skylights - GE Appliances nials that endure seashore Cover SoffitlFacia With A (Half Bath, Kitchen, Utility Room) Includes Window Treatments conditions. Evergreens Vinyl Wrap And Never Paint Again Homes = Farms Pine Trim Package All Floor Coverings became screening ac- Cover Exterior Win=** TODAY! 3 Door Pantry In Kitche cents,” Scott explains. TrimRJew Caulk New GuttersDownspouts 100% DrywaII An intriguing feature of In Choice of Color Business - Industry 2x10’ Flour System this landscape is what New Shutters With Every Siding Order (Limit 2 Pak) Scott calls a “transparent Pine Window Sills -8ased on 24k36‘ ranch al129L TOM’S season.” In winter, ever- IrJerest. 84 mo. Hnanclng 872-41 “TRUE” Modular Housing All Homes Built To B.O.C.A. Code greens create a back- 14 ground, river birch display Redman beautiful exfoliating pink 41 80 Hurds Corner Rd. DRWLALL Hi-wh Inc. and white bark, and peren- Houslrrg,Inc. Homes, nials like sedum “Autumn 1 -800-288-4385 t OPEN: Mon. - Sat. 9 AM - 4 PM 1 Joy” are left uncut, con- STATE LtCENS€ #2f 01 109016 5725 Kelly Rd. cusscity ...... 872-395 1 b4 ...... ,- ...... f ._ .A* >- PAGE THREE PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25. 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25. 1998 I Call MISS DZG to eliminate accidents Cut energy bills with a SIMPSON EXCAVATING The first signs of spring are tion company fuqded by ing a pole hole digger. to determine the precise lo- a construction or excavation No price can be placed on here. Crocuses blooming, svsternatic energy audit are more than 750 Michigan * Putting in deck founda- cation by hand-exposing un- project risk their own and the personal safety, however, J grass is becoming green utilities and municipalities. tions derground facilities. safety of others. Also they charges to repair damaged boxes. plumbing fixtures, at- units once a year. Change the again, and gardening and Participating utilities are One way to cut energy biIIs * Performing grading work Homeowners should know could be held responsible for utilities can run as high as tic door openings and other filter in your forced air heat- home improvement projects natural gas, electric. cable is to make a systematic en- SPECIALIZING IN: on driveways. that those who fail tu contact repair costs if utiIities are several hundred dollars if locations where there may he ing system each month, and are on the minds of many. television and teiephone * Transplanting trees, MISS DIG before they begin damaged. ma,ior work is required, ergy audit. according to Before the first shovel hits Owens Corning. which has an air path to the outside. A close vents in rooms not of- companies. shrubs and iardens launched an “Energy Savers” tl ic keri n g flame indicates ten used. The DOE estimates the dirt or saw cuts wood, Manj routine, seemingly * Putting up fencing Consumers Power Company campaign in partnership with there may he an air leak that you can improve your efii- *Sand simple home improvement needs caulking. sealing and- ciency by as much as 10 per- reminds customers to call or gardening pro-jects have These incidents reinforce the U.S. Department of En- or weatherstrippi ng . cent by proper maintenance MISS DIG 3 working days resulted in damages to Con- the importance of contacting have “No problem” ergy (DOE). *Top Soil We 4 1 and adjustment to your ex- before starting any consvuc- sumers Power’s natural gas MISS DIG at least 3 work- Think about how a11 the “Compare your energy hitls with those of an average isting systems. tion or underground excava- and electric systems. This is ing days before beginning materials. products and ap- *Gravel tion work. any prqiect involving con- saving you money pliances in your home work house in your neighborhood; *Keep your thermostat set part i cul arly evident when 1 at an inside temperature of One toll-free call is all it struction or excavation. together as a system. advises the utility company can pro- *Waterlines MISS DIG is not called prior 65 to 68 degrees during the takes to have MISS DIG no- There’s no excuse not to the company, which makes vide the figures. Ifyou note to beginning the work. winter, In summer. set the tify participating utili ties to Every year hundreds of call. It‘s easy. it’s free, and insuiation products. significant differences. ask .Septic stake their underground fa- one phone call can greatly This will help you analyze your neighbors ahout their air-conditioning thermostat residential natural gas and at 75 to 78 degrees when cilities or for assistance when electric services in Consum- reduce the risk of personal future purchases and home energy-efficiency practices. *Basements work is to be performed near injury and damage to utili- improvement projects that *Are you using incandes- you’re home and at 80 de- ers Power’s service territory grees when you’re away or overhead electrical lines. are damaged by homeowners ties. can maximize energy efti- cent bulbs in your appli- Participating MISS DIG ciency and save you money. ances. lanips and light fix- asleep. Homeowners can call MISS during construction andlor *Clean refrigerator coils DIG at 1-800-482-7 I7 1 members will mark the ap- Caulk. sealant and insula- tures? Replace them with the excavation work. regularly. Also check refrig- Monday-Friday, 6 a.m. to 7 Examples of yard work proximate location of under- tion not only reduce demand new compact fluorescent ground facilities with color- for heating and cooling hut bulbs to save as much as 75 erator door seals hy closing p.m. which may cause damage the door over a piece of pa- MISS DIG a statewide. coded stakes. flags or paint let you use a smaller and less percent on lighting energy. is i n cl ud e: per or a dollar hill so that it one-call construction safety at no cost to the caller. exp e n s ive h t: ati n g - c o o 1I ii g *If your hot water heater * Erecting landscape walls is half in and hdf out of the Wemolltion and utility damage preven- * InstalIing mail hoxes us- This will help homeowners system. was made before 1991 and Here are some specifics rec- feels warm to the touch. it refrigerator; if you can pull ommended by the company: may need an insulation blan- the paper or bill out easily. *To find out if your attic has ket to prevent heat loss. the latch may need adjust- enough insulation, simply Check that the water heater ment or the seal may need measure the depth. If there’s thermostat is set at 115 de- replacing. Defrost your FREE less than a foot. you need to grees (or 140 degrees if you freezer on a regular basis to add more. The DOE recom- have a dishwasher). keep air vents open and ESTIMATES mends R-38 - about 12 *Do your windows rattle? wor ki ng . inches of fiberglass blanket If they’re swollen, rotting or *Take an inventory of your insulation - for most U.S. drafty even after they’re appliances. As you replace homes. Call Owens Corning sealed. consider replacing the older ones, look for mod- [ELECTRIC 6263 Church St., Cass City, Mi 48726 at 1 (800) 438-7465 to find them with double- or triple- els with the Energy Star la- bel with fuel efficiency rat- Phone 51 7-872-5114 or 1-800-835-9870 out the DOE-recommended pane windows that can re- I R-value for your area. deter- duce energy use and make ings listed. Licensed and Insured mined by local heating-cool- your home more comfort- A free Homeowner ing costs and the climate. able. Today’s vinyl windows Ene.rging Savings Kit is *On a windy day, hold a also are easier to maintain. available from Owens Corn- lighted candle next to the *Check and service your ing by calling I (800)438- CONTRACTORS! windows. doors, electrical furnace and air-conditioning 7465. I Electrical id Big Beautiful Bow or WIRE Bav Windows I-F=== Argon Gas Filled:. - -. .. Side ‘. Windows, i Need to add Sound and Signal --‘I I We’ve just lowered our Liability rates to your new home? I Come into Larry’sTV Contractors with 10 or Less Full Time Employees. & Radio Shack Double Hung & Picture Windows ARRlS Call your local Hastings Mutual Agent for a quote: Weather King Windows - Securlty Windows For The Complete Picture Safety Glass 1” thick - Plate Glass - Commercial Glass ACE GLASS & WINDOW AMPSHIRE AGENCY. INC. Please Call - 872-4351 Established i 924 6815 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City I You’ve got questions. We’ve got answemY Hastings Mutual MQS~Major Larry’s TV & Electronics, Inc. Insurance Company Ilmtings, Mkhigati 49058- lOYl Credit Cards (517) 673-3424 We’eome 224 N. State, Caro A Radio Shack Dealer PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25, 1998 CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CA4SSCITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25. 1996 PAGE NINE

Check these firms to repair, remodel, build This home was built on time, on budget, by Consider these tips before NORTHWOOD MODULAR HOMES Year Round Free Estimates I i MASTERSWEEP ,I Master Sweep using top quality, name-brand components. *COMPLETE CHIMNEY CARE giving home 'lface lift PROFESSIONAL CLEANING - NO MESS WELTIN SPRAY FOAM COMPLETE INTERNAL 8 EXTERNAL & Deck Maintenance 8.m. think you're dreaming? PICTORIAL INSPECTION INSULATION I The home improvement in- hu* i Study1d i n g products.your local real es- what you want before get- Offer dustry is hooming through- ting started. Tdlk with Cleaning expires Spring I out the nation. as today's 1700 MORRISON 6-15-98 1 late market to he sure you're friends who have recently OWNER Special $ homeowner is choosing to JOE WELTIN UBLY, MICH. 48475 maki 11 g i 1np r ov e me 11 t s that c o nip 1e ted si mi 1ar projects, remodel instead of buying home huyers want i-lnd will or consult remodeling puh- (517) 658-2559 MEMBER OF I NATlONAL I new. pay for. In a recent survey licatious. Create a photo- (517) 658-2458 CHIMNEY - In f'act, by tho year 1999, hy the National Association graph tilu of styles ot' kitch- 5355 S. UBLY RD., UBLY SWEEPG~/LDI Call Torn DeFayette, 517-658-2458 RESIDENTIAL FARM COMMERCIAL consumer remodeling wi 11 of Huine Builders. 83 per- ens. decks and hathroonis & MUSTREDEEMCOUPON A dlvlslon of Master Sween Chtmnev Servrce IIIIIIIIIIIIIJ skyrocket to $1 12.3 billion cent ot' potcntial new hvme that you like. annually, according to the buyers surveyed said they *To keep maintenance to a Home Improvement Re- would like their new home minimum - not oiily t'or search Institute. to have a deck off the hack you, hur also tor the ncxt Decks (517)872-2734 If you're planning on giv- of the house. including 29 owiier of your home - Siding ing your home a "face lift'' percent who said deck was choose materials that are this year. consider the fol- ''esse 11 ti a1 .?' Other re11o v a- easy to clcaii and cart' t'or. Roofing (517) 872-4534 Gene & Linda Hanson's new home lowing tips: tions rated high for their rc- * Ma~iageyour money and Windows 6276 Delong Road It's no dream-Northwood Modular Homes has been making * Deiermine how long you turn on iiivestIiicut include develop a working hudget. Additions plan 011 Iiving in your home. hathroum and kitchen reno- During a remodel i 1ig CONSTRUCTI Deford, MI 48729 dreams a reality for over 34 years. With new models and new Unless you plan on staying vations, as well as interior p ro.1ec t. til ost hom eow n c'rs Remodeling 0N plans to choose from.. there for years, try to make re mode 1 i 11 g . will add items as the project RANDY BANG improvements that not only develops. A reservc equal to New Homes - LICENSED BUILDER- * Understaid that while 5 17-603-2566 Call for ail your Heating and Air Conditioning needs! Licensed Res iden ti al Bu i Id er Let us make your dream a reality add comfort and conve- 10 to 20 pcrcent of'what you nience for you now, hut also you nnay think curtain acldi- expect to spdshould cow- increase your homo's future tioiis are iiri axsct io your lhesc changes. .- resale value. For instance, a hoinc. othurs may riot. Ex- * It' hiring ii profcssioriiil. PAUL CHERNIAWSKI 2289 RILEY RD. Ope'\ -de/S deck typically recoups 71 a 111p 1c s i 11c 1 ~1dc s w i 111 111 i 11 g i 11 tcrvi cu' sevc ral h 11i 1 d us. 517-673-4850 Anytime CARO, MI 48723 Chuck's Carpentry percent of its original con- pools. hoL tubs and sliding landscapt. and hiIditig in- Wkmdworking Modular Homes struction cost. glass doors. Potential huyers chitects, itnd interior design- 1-800-745-4851 :nay iiot see past the main- Quallty Design, Manufacture. 8 Installation by Herron Builders, Inc. * Consider how the addi- ers. Look at their porlf'alios of Specialty Wood Products for the Home tion will hold up over the tenance work required with PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR SHAGENEEXCAVATION 4917 Cemetery Rd. and talk with f'ricnds and Complete Excavating long term. Choost: quality pools and spas and sliding c o 1IC ag u c s for rc'ierra 1s. A 1so & INSTALLATION Chuck Ruby Sand Gravel Black Dirt Cass City, MI building products that will glass doors may he per- keep iri mirid that miitly 1~1111- Water Softeners Pumps Tanks Licensed Builder 8 Designer (8110 of a mile North of the light) look good years from tiow. ceived as ii risk wheru secu- heryards of'tcr cxperi dcsigii This is especially important rity is a concern. assis~aiiccarid pru-ciit luni- (5 1 6760 N. Cemetery Rd. Cass City, MI 48726 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ALL MAKES REPAIRED IN-HOME SERVICE 7)872-3863 when choosing outdoor * Be informed and know her piickiigcs lor dccks. L 6658 Houghton St. Cass City, MI 48726 517-872-3648 Appointments as needed. v- MEYERS GRUNDFUSS 517-872-221-7 OJ 1-m0-798-2217 WATER PUMPS& ACCESSORIES FULL LINE OF PLUMBING SUPPLIES 20" Cedar Barrel

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Quality shade trees rrLet8~Make a keeps landscape healthvJ Offer expires Ever wonder how much shipped to market in the narvesting window for ev- March 31 1998 time and effort went into early spring or fall, when ergreens. Again, you can growing that beautiful tree they are dormant. Once plant at any time the you brought home from harvested, they can be ground is not frozen. 673-6138 - -- r------oL- the nursery? Look behind planted at any time you Quality trees are easy to following guidknes from bloom. Summer- fl oweri ng after it has died naturally. On a tractor 800-383-2258 can dig a planting hole. spot, if you know what to the American Nursery & plants like butterfly bush or * Branches damaged by with a LIFETIME the scenes with theAmeri- Landscape Association crapemyrtle should be diseases, insects, winter or \LlAlaRANW! can Nursery & Landscape Some growers also spe- look for. Ask your nurs- Mobile Cement Dispenser (ANLA) explain the basics. pruned just before spring storms should be pruned Association (ANLA). cialize in "surnmer-dig- ery professional or consult growth. Consult your garden Nursery professionals are an back to the healthy green A shade tree spends ging" trees. books to learn correct tree center if you're uncertain. wood. Remove branches Pay for what you use - No Waste excellent source of additiond about the iirst 6 years of These trees are usually structure before you buy. information. Nowflowering ornamentals that grow inward, rub against can be pruned in late winter, other branches, are leggy, or its life with the grower. acclimated under shade or Some trees need a strong From a Wheel Barrow Full to 8 CY spring or summer. Pruning those interfering with walk- Most trees start out as cooling mist, to overcome central leader; others are * Remove spent flowers to in fall or early winter may ways or mowing. stimulate growth and addi- small seedlings or cut- any shock of being dug vase-shaped. A firm clay ANY encourage tender new * Heading shortens plants tings. Often, they are during the growing sea- loam root ball is prefer- 1 tional bloom; otherwise, growth that cannot withstand and makes them more dense. plant energy is used for seed rnlri grown for up tu 2 years by son. Certain trees with able to a loose, sandy root Sundays bUIU. Cut terminal portions of production branch to a point directly a grower who specializes coarser root systems can't ball because clay holds by APPO above the bud. in training vigorous, be dus in summer. River roots better than sand. *Thin to improve light pen- straight- tru n ked? healthy birch and willow oak are The more roots lost, the etration, shorten Iimbs or di- young trees. 2 examples. more shock the tree expe- SPECIALIZING IN... rect growth. Cut back entire zlr- ri ences. limb or shoot to its origin at Next. these young trees are transplanted to the Evergreens stay an aver- +% Tune-ups trunk or branch. Cut at Like children, a tree's branch collar, but leave col- fields of other growers, age of 5 years with the Make g-ower. They are often strength depends on the Iar intact. your &actor who take the next 2 to 4 Repairs years producing the trees transferred from a small quality of its early care. Tip pinch to encourage werk lor you,.. Ask a nursery professional * offered by your garden pot to the field. During the Concrete Super Market on Wheels thick foliage and new "No Payment until October, 1998" where and how their trees Overhauls No Interest until September 1, 1998 center or landscape pro- 5 year growing period, Carried On The Truck * branching. Remove stem tip are grown to get the most of new growth thumb No Payment Due until October 1, I998 0% Down Payment fessional. The trees ben- plants are sprayed, irri- with value for your dollar. All makes and models and forefinger. 33 Monthb Repayment Option Available efit from careful pruning, gated, pruned and sheared. Speaking of value, adding Supplies Tools fertilizing, and other care Much of the work is done of push mowers, riders, larger trees to the land- Bull Floats Magnesium Floats * Renewal pruning brings RABIDEAU FARM STORE to keep them strong and manu ally over consider- Reinforcement Rod abundant new growth. Plants lngersolt scape increases home Finish Trowels Cement Edges B 6080 Cass City Rd., Cass Cify Ph. 517-872-267 6 healthy. able acreage. Growers try chain saws, fillers and such as forsythia and spiraea value by an estimated 15 Expansion Joints with apprmd L~dthm Drdm CrcJir I% Fret& A JC&r pep cwa Most trees are dug from to time shipments for fall Vibrator Wheel Barrow will benefit from a few of the to 18 percent. trimmers. oldest canes being cut back the growers' fields and or spring ? the optimum to 6 to 12 inches above - All Major Credit Cards Accepted ground. DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE * Shearing promotes lush A high=endmower REPAIR new growth. Use hand shears on stems to create a 1275 E. Riley Rd., Caro- 51 7-673-3957,Mm-Sat, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. uniform surface. at a lowend price LTt33 13-hp Lawn Tractor l()oo HOMEOWNERS! month'

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And with our direct vent technology, you can place it practically anywhere March 31, 1998 because there's no need for a traditional chiiey system. 245 Columbia St., On M-24, Caro Ph. 517-673-3939 No One Builds A &iter fire. PARTS HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.4 Pam.; Saturday 7 a.m.-3 p.m. W Wckes Lumber www. cent ury int er. net/laeth e m Use m 2061 Not Pictured pw W. Car0 Cam Phone 673-3 121 biOnM-24" laethern @ centuryinter.net Rd., 8L-32 DAN'S POWER & STOVE Hours. Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 pm.; *.r . Salur~~.R.a.rn.-.l.~~.~~~~~~SuRday , , , CASS CITY’ CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25, 1998 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ONE OF THE major economies in produc- ing manufactured homes is the assembly line Building a dream home? where each worker has a specific job. Work- ing with the insulation as the sections move down the line is one of those workers. MODULARS 7% Wide choices available to owners sembly on site. way. depending on what the new 1997 estimated total: oday’s pro- project engineer for R. C. The modulars are usually owner requires, the work is Hendricks. “I’m of the old At Active Homes, Meagher spective home says, the plant, which has erected in a day, with the help done, Tom Herron, Herron i .937million owners have a school,” he reports. “When of large cranes, on the pre- Builders, said. it’s stick-built, you can see 384,000 square feet of build- wide choice of ing area, keeps in stock Dared site and a week later, The builder adds to the Not included: buildingT systems as they seek what goes into the home.” Hammis acknowledges that enough lumber and supplies Estimated 5% their dream home, and the method selected depends on stick built homes are a little to build about 30 homes. more expensive because they Everyone connected with of custom individual preference and the modular homes is quick to type of home desired. are built out in the elements and that slows production. point out that they are as builthomes The three major building For the exm money, home good or better than homes ;ystems are “stick built”, owners can be rewarded with built the traditional way. nodular (BOCA) manufix- a wider choice of options and Stud walls in modulars are READY TO ROLL are 2 completed modular homes, ured and HUD manufac- special windows and doors, built with 2x6 lumber in stead Finest Adjustable Beds 1 Best Price ured. In addition to these, etc., that they desire. Most of the usual 2x4 sizes, be- of the deluxe luxury type cause we need the more rigid home site amenities that the Choose Twin Size & Sizes here are firms that manufac- homeowner requests, includ- Size, Full Queen we panels that are used by homes are stick built, construction for transporting Hammis pointed out. them to the sites, they ex- ing a garage, a porch, a deck xdders. or any other addition desired. In general, stick built homes The one limiting factor to plained. Me ag her feels that mo du 1ar Modular homes meet FOR SALE manufactured homes is that ue the most expensive, fol- BOCA code requirements owed by modular homes they cannot be transported if homes coming from modu- lar building companies are and can be erected in any lo- md HtTD homes. over 16-feet wide, Tim cation. Manufactured homes Each of the systems has its examined and must pass Meagher, Active Homes of- are built to HUD sta~idxuds. idvantages. On price alone, ficial, said. more tests than one built en- Used Mowers tirely on site. We have 2 or 3 which make them nor quali- * HUD manufactured homes While the options of stick- fied for erection in certain ire generally the least expen- built homes are greater, there state inspectors in our plant every week, he said. locations, authorities said. Riding Lawn jive. With us, say represen- are oceans of choices in Modular homes have the .atives of Homes American modular-built homes. COST ADVANTAGE smallest share of the manu- Made in Caro, it’s the For instance, customers can factured homes market (see Mowers Redman Homes line from select from more than 45 dif- chart) hut showed the Iargest Will Make You Comfortable With Your Topeka, Ind. American ferent models that are built A big reason that niodular We homes generally cost less percentage increase in new Choice Of Mattress Firmnesses Homes and Marlette Homes by Activ:: that range in size homos constructed, 11 per- - Jffer both HUD and modu- from 870 square feet to 2,926 than similar-sized stick-built +k Trimmers homes is the assembly line c en t, Pan el I zed m anu factur- li~homes. (5 modulus) square feet. As ers increased 3 percent, HUD Prices Stafl At $96gg5 Herron Builders in Cass long as the customer does not technique used in produc- tion. AtActive, the side walls homes decreased 4 percent. 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