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VOLUME 83, NUMBER 42 THLRTY CENTS 12 PAGES PLUS 1 SUPPLEMENT I Marathon betting $1.5 million on area oil well * Drilling crews working for there won’t any way of Oil.Although speculative in be each day. and salt to reach the target Marathon Oil Co. were estimating the quality or “The time involved in about 2,700 feet away Fri- quantity of petroleum avail- nature, Shreves pointed out formation, which is known drilling the well will be 45 as a day from tapping into what able until the well is tested. that a site chosen for PDC or Prarie Du Chien petro- days, approximately,” he fielki, an extremely abrasive is hoped will be a treasure of The drilling site, located leum exploration isn’t the continued, noting the target petroleum thousands of feet about 3 miles southwest of result of mere guesswork. formation. depth of 9,900 feet - con- Provided petroleum is below a field bordering Cass City, is exploratory, “There’s a lot of ground- sidered unusually deep by Warner Road in Novesta according to Shreves, who work set before” drilling, he found at the target depth, Michigan standards - has Shreves said the next step Township. said it’s also referred to as a remarked, adding thorough necessitated the use of a wildcat well beaux there geologic and seismic studies would be installation of a It’s hoped the treasure will larger drilling rig, which smaller “workover” or consist of natural gas haven’t been any finds in the are part of the process that measures about 143 feet in both area before, despite past determines where petro- “completion” rig to test the and condensate, an oil that is height. well and prepare for produc- of higher quality than typi- drilling attempts by other leum is likely to be found. A depth of some 7,200 feet companies. tion. cal black crude. Exploration isn’t cheap, had been reached as of Fri- That phase could be de- Among those attempts was according to the consultant, day, but Shreves indicated layed until spring, depend- Whether the petroleum a 3,623-foot exploration who estimated the cost of a the progress varies depend- evcn exists, however, will ing on road weight restric- well drilled in December drilling operation like that ing on a number of factors. tions in the county, he said. probably remain unan- 1981 by Freedom Drilling taken on by Marathon Oil in “This is the slowest part of Shreves pointed out that swered until early next Co., Traverse City, for Reef Novesta Township at some the hole,” he commented. month, when the crews ex- the quality of the product, in Petroleum of Traverse City. $1.5 million. “It’s just the nature of the terms of what it will cost to pect to reach their target hst.” depth of 9,900 feet, Bud refine the raw materials, is William Krawczyk Sr. ot Shreves, whose crews be- He explained that the maimportant concern. “The S hteves, drilling consultant Imlay City owns the prop- gan drilling Dec. 21, have crews are drilling through for Marathon Oil, said last ideal scenario,” he re- erty that was leased to Reef continued 24 hours a day, 7 rock formations primarily marked, “is if this well week. Petroleum as well as the site days a week, with 3,s-man composed of shale (with Even then, Shreves added, would make oil and gas and being leased to Marathon crews yorking %how shifts some sandstone), limestone no water.” Wounded in con-flict
BUD SHREVES, A consultant for Marathon Oil Co., stands Mike Hoppe grew up fast in front of the drilling rig being used in the search for gas and condensate (a high quality oil) in the eastern half of section 17 in Novesta Township. (Related pictures page 5.) in front line Panama action
ith his role as a team leader,” he said. In that other jungle inhabitants. damage a bullet can do to the head, it puts your buddy in U.S . soldier in role, Hoppe was in charge of “The average sleep we had human body remain vivid in jeopardy, and it puts you in Panama com- a group of 4 men, each in was 4 hours per day, (but) it Hoppe’s memory. jeopardy. You’ve got to pleted, Mike charge of a specific area of didn’t affect you because “It’s so much different block it out,” he said. W When American forces $30,000 grant Hoppe recently returned to combat. you adjusted to it really shooting at silhouettes at Cass City, reuniting with his fast,” he noted. Fort Bragg,” he remarked. finally entered Colon, dur- family, meeting with friends FIRST MISSION Hoppe said he was hit in the “They don’t shoot back, but ing the evening hours, there and spending a few mom- arm and leg with a grenade down there they shot back at was no one in sight, Hoppe Cass City receives money from ings drinking coffee at He said his first mission fragment in one battle, but you, and they were there to continued. Later, an older - Sommers’Bakery. involved securing a large the wound was minor com- kill you.” woman who knew some For many who knew him in military post-about 5 pard to that sustained by Hoppe admitted he experi- English came out and spoke state for walking trail high school, running into times the size of Cass City- other soldiers-just inches enced some fear, but said his with the soldiers. Hoppe proved to be a big nestled in a mountainous away from him. He recalled training and closeness to his “Within a half hour, there nounced last week. - approval are: surprise, area near the outskirts of seeing one man shot in the fellow soldiers offset emo- were 2,000 people all over Cass City area residents Colon. tions. who voted in favor of the “The Recreation Bond *$85,500 to Tuscola The quiet, shy teenager of 2 head and killed, while an- us, turning in weapons. It Michigan Quality of Life provides $70 million for County for improvements to years ago has since been Two PDF (Panamanian other lost his arm and an- was unbelievable,” he said. Defense Force) personnel JEOPARDY Recreation Bond proposal in local recreation projects and Vanderbilt Park, a 5-acre transformed into aconfident other, a leg. “One lady came up to us and the recommendations by the recreation area located in young man whose hand and 3,000 weapons were Graphic pictures of the “If (fear) stays in your Please turn to page 7. thc fall of 1988 will see a seized at the post, he re- $30,000 local return on their Natural Resources Commis- the northwest comer of the quickly reaches out to shake investment. sion for the second cyclc of county on M-25near Quani- that of another he meets. marked. That’s the amount of a state grants have just been made cassee. He speaks with a sturdy, The next mission was to available,” Allen said. Planned upgrading of the respectful tone of voice and secure the city of Colon, recreation grant that has which was defended by bccn all but approved for Cass City will add a park’s camping facilities unceasing eye contact. $10,000 local match to the will cost an estimated Sitting at Sommers’ last snipers who held U.S.forces improvements to a walking at bay for a few trail along the old &and $30,000 state grant for a $1 14,000, with the county week, Hoppe indicated he days. combincd project budget of chipping in $28,500 in feels the same, but acknowl- “The reason Colon was so Trunk Railroad right-of- ’ $40,000. matching grant funds. edged he’s not the same important was location,” way in Cass City, state Rep. Hoppe explained. He added Dick Allen (R-Caro) an- Proposed improvements to *$2 15,300 to the village of person who left Cass City a the walking trail, which Sebewaing for the acquisi- year and half ago to join the the city is surrounded by stretches about 1 1/2 milcs tion of 4 parcels of property Army. dense jungle, and with only from the Cass River to the for the development of a “Panama really changed one main road leading into northwest comer of the vil- future harbor. me, I grew up, like, in 2 town, it was an ideal defen- Super lage limits, include con- *$318,400 to Huron seconds,” he remarked, re- sive position for Noriega struction of a scenic over- County for development of a femng to his 2 weeks of loyalists. look over the Cas River at 58-site campground, includ- combat duty following the Hoppe pointed out that Bowl the south end of the trail. ing boating facilities, within Dec. 20 invasion of that PDF forces were very adept Removal of brush and the the village of Sebewaing on country by U.S. forces. at guerrilla warfare, but addition of signs, barricrs, Sag inaw B ay . “Everybody’s attitude lacked leadership, which rcst areas and a pair of small “I am most gratified that when we entered Panama spelled their downfall in Sunday bridgcs also have becn dis- these applications were se- was,killthcmall, whocares. only a few days. Also, he cussed by village officials. lected during the second But once a little girl comes remarked, many of the PDF The trail will be designated round of recreation bond up to you and says, ‘Gringo, soldiers didn’t want to in as a foot path only. The grants and am confident God bless America. We’re fight-many had been re- Village Council, in anticipa- these projects will greatly glad you’re here. . .’” cruited by means of being tion of developing the rec- enhance the quality of life of “It hit you hard; it hit you picked up off the street and Cass reational area, last fall ap- our residents,” Allen re- real hard inside, going from told to join or have their proved an ordinance that marked. the attitude of who cares families killed. prohibits the use of motor Applications for the third about them (Panamanian vehicles, including motor- cycle of grants will be avail- people) to wanting to do MISTAKE cycles, snowmobiles and 3 able Feb. 1 and will be due anything you could for and 4-wheel off-road ve- April 1. them.” “One mistake Noriega Many stores to hicles on the trail. “I would encourage any Hoppe, a member of Bravo made-the biggest mis- The local recreation proj- interested communities to Company 3rd/504th Para- take-he left nobody in ofSer specials ect is one of 4 in Tuscola and develop grant applications trooper Infafltry Regiment, charge,” Hoppe com- Huron counties that were through the assistance of the was shipped from Fort mented. “This thing could for one day rccommended for grants by Department of Natural Re- Bragg, N.C., to Panama a have gone on for 2 years,” the state Natural Resources sources,” Allen said, “and to week and half prior to the only Sunday Trust Fund Board. contact my office if thcre are invasion, referred to as The other upper Thumb any additional questions Operation Just Cause. applications that were rec- regarding the Recreation “My job all the way ommended for legislative Bond Grants.” through it (invasion) was I. .,I PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN- Name Perry Community Ed food director courses listed Cass City Personal Items The Cass City Community at Radford Education Department has a Audrey Katzenberger Phone 872-3049 wide range of winter enrich- ment offerings for area resi- dents. Former Cas City resident The week starts off with Jerry Perry has been named Stan and Melva Guinther Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Don Whit- Sunday dinner guests of typing and accounting offer- spent the weekend with their Hartley of Lapeer visited tenburg and their guests, Mrs. Marion McClorey director of food services at her sister and husband, Mr. ings on Mondays. For exer- Radford University, daughter, Sandy Guinther, Mr. and Mrs. LRO Tracy, were Mr. and Mrs. Richard cise enthusiasts, there are in Dayton, Ohio. and Mrs. Laur‘ence Bartle, attended the Judson Be- McClorey , Tammie, Radford, Va, Saturday, Jan. 13. rean Class meeting Thurs- Brenda and Wally. This karate and fitness factory day. was to celebrate the birth- aerobics along with men’s He is the son of Mrs. Ha- A bridal shower was held The Cass City Art Club days of Richard and early morning conditioning. rold R. Perry of Cass City. in the Trinity United met at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Brenda. Walking is permitted in the Methodist Church lounge Elizabeth Stine Wednes- Fisher Sr. visited Mr. and early morning and late after- Saturday, Jan. 20, for day, Jan. 17. Five members Marge Wagar of Lapeer, Mrs. Jim French in Bangor noon at the high school. The Cass City High School and one guest were present. Township Friday after- Monday’s also offer a vari- who will become the bride A short business meeting 22 attend graduate joined the Radford of Todd Alexander of noon. ety of “just right” baskets to staff in 1974 as a food opera- was held and the remainder Lapeer Feb. 24. After of the afternoon was spent Baptist meet make and a beginning wood- tions manager. A graduate games were played, the Mrs. Marion McClorey working class. of Michigan Univer- playing cards. and son Larry visited Mr. State bride-elect opened \ her The second in a series of sity, he holds a bachelor’s and Mrs. Lewis Crawford gifts. A dessert buffet was The Judson Berean Class in Caro Friday. The Missionary Fellow- Civil War classes is offered degree in hotel, restaurant served by co-hostesses, of the First Baptist Church ship of First Baptist Church on Tuesdays, as are oil paint- ”3 and institutional manage- Ellen Alexander, Jeanne met Thursday at the church held its January meeting
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In a current TV commer- vertising expenditure? commercial without our St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, P.O. Box 1426-LE,Boul- cial, a man demonstrates $19.95The Bonkand that knife price costs in- permission. dqCity, Nev. 89OO5- 1426, is expandrng its care for victims that the Bondkitchen knife of child abuse and neglect. can be used to cut a leather cludes several smaller our song -my Wife’s and It has a fund-raising project in which it recycles used shoe in half. Two fmslices hives if you act quickly. mine - is: “I Only Have Christmas cards. The organization cares for over 100 in the instep area quickly That’s a bargain, sure, but YOU.’* We get children and plans to expand to care for 32 more this Spring. an4 cleanly separate the toe right now I’m looking at my mistY-’eyd every time we Used cards can be sent to the address listed here. area from the heel area. No shoes and wondering why I hear it because the pianist struggle, no ragged edges. might want to cut them in played it on our first &te, the I was impressed, but half. .-. night we left the saloon , ********** puzzled. This is not a new For walking a half hour all without paying the check feeling for me. Many years over hell’s half acre? Kick- and the waitress followed us William Zinnecker, postmaster at Csss City, says that due ago, according to TV com- ing a halfback? Equalizing a into the parking lot and to budget restraints, the office will close at nmfrom 12:30 .CASS CITY HIGH School debaters headed for state level mercials, there was a wrist- foot race with a half-witted intempted us necking in a to 1:30 p.m. starting Tuesday, Feb. 6. Zinnecker said that he watch that kept on ticking half-pint? Dancing the half 1949 Plymouth coupe. feels the hours selected will have theleast effect on custom- competition Feb. in Novi include (from left) Melanie while attached to an anchor step under a half-moon? ers. 1-3 dragged across the Atlantic When I fmt heard the tune - The service window only will be closed. Box seMce will Churchill, Wendy Hercliff (timekeeper Jody Joles) and Chris Ocean floor from New York of “1 Only Have Eyes for LAWSUIT MAY You” in a Tott’s commer- be available. Folk. Missing is Brent Sturtevant. City to London. And there BE SUITABLE We think that this is a gmd move. Another that would was an electric razor that cial, 1 was prepared tb mist. provideeven greater savings wouldbeclosingon Saturdays, would shave a peach. But then I heard the lyrics: I don’t think I need a “Are the stars out tonight, I a day in which none of the private carriers provide service I wanted to buy that wrist- Bond knife. However, I and one which customers quickly adapted to. For Cass City debaters watch, but hesitated. My don’t care if it’s cloudy or budget was tight and it may file a lawsuit over an- bright, I only have Tott’s for would foolish to make an other TV commercial. I got you.” be the idea from Bette Midler. ******+*** State competition next unnecessary purchase. How My God, man, is nothing soon was I going to be walk- Midler successfully sued a sacred? I don’t even know gram was reinstated 2 years ing the Atlantic floor from corpration for using her what Tott’s is. A wine? It Editor Tom Montgomery reports that Cass City School Cass City debaters are for the first time since he voice -or an accurate imi- District gets high marks for the 22-year-old high school headed for state competition high school’s forensics pro- ago. New York City to London? doesn’tsue. matter, I’m going to The state competition is Perhaps I should wait until tation of it - in a commer- building. Katie Jackson reported that the “peer review” cial without her permission. team that visited the school recently was very impressed slated for Feb. 1-3 at the my vacation plans were fmed up for that summer. I’d like to sue Tott’s for us- Onward and Upward. Is with the condition of the building. Novi Hilton, Novi. that a peach waiting at the Cass City’s qualified As for shaving a peach, I ing our sorig - or a miser- When officials from the Michigan Education Association The team able mangling of it - in a bus stop? and from the Michigan Association of School Administra- toadvancetothestatecham- wasn’t interested. It has tors and School Boards visited last fall to discuss the pionship rounds when it never mattered to me if a I proposed state finance reform propsals, each made similar placed among the top 4 peach’s skin is smooth or observations about the building’s condition. teams at the Class C-D scratchy, because I always The Weather peel it before eating it, the I Debate Districts Jan. 13 at High Low Prccip. Central Michigan Univer- same as a banana On the I ****+++*** sity, forensics director Jane other hand, I never peel an Tuesday...... 44 ... 34. . ..29”rain Reif said. apple, so I might be inter- Wednesday...... 56.. . 33. .,.08”rain Thursday.. 16.. tract A near tragedy occurred at the Intermediate School Is it me or are there more connected with a hospital is There, Cass City placed ested in an electric razor that ...... ,4O ... to charity these Friday.. 30 ....22 0 rec‘ently, but turned out have a happy ending. appeals the magic key. Ken Jensen is third behind first-place Ith- would shave an apple, ex- ...... to Tim days? great it. The greatest fund Saturday...... 29. ...24. .J”snow Guinther, Guinthers of Cass City, slipped at aca and second-place De- cept I never see an apple that Sunday.. 27,. son of the Jerry Scarcely a week goes by I ever hew was the ...... 23,. 1 1/4” while trying to jump reach the top of archway. raiser troit Country Day. Holton needs a shave. I think they Monday...... 33,. ..I7 ..Q and an that there isn’t at least one. late Auten. He suffered a severe concussion, was unconscious and M.B. finished in fourth place. are antihirsute. (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant,) And most of them are wor- I don’t have to tell you Also competing were teams required cardiopulmonary resuscitation. He was sent to St. thy. Most, by no means all. Mary’s Hospital for treatment and was a patient there for 2 abut him if you have been from Charlevoix, Bay City IF YOU ACT Easy to stick in file 13 are around for 10 years or so. Central, Elk Rapids and RIGHT NOW ... days.*At one time he had stopped breathing, his mother, the political pleas from the Jackie Guinther, repats. But for you late arrivals, let Nouvel Catholic Central. right and the left. me tell you @out his fund “We have come a long way Also, there is the fact that I Especially those that pick raising. It’s hn30 years since our first debate 2 years have never liked electric +********* my name from a computer since he single-handedly ago,” Reif remarked, noting razors. I’ve tried them and and then write a buddy- raised $SoO,ooO and con- Cass City did well in regular missed the cool wetness of buddy letter saying that vinced the government to season competition in the the shaving crmrequired Mayville School Bdlast week cast thc deciding vote with a small donation “we” that puts Marlette and Bad Axe into the Thumb C League, supply the rest and the $1 Lower Thumb B Debate for a regular razor shave. can kick out the conserva- million hospital facility Leagues. The feel and the smell wakes leaving Cass City and Lakers as the only C size schools in tives (or liberals) that are the Thumb B Association. the kame a reality in Cass “Our affmative team of me up in the morning. I However,,all hope for the schools left out not gone. ruining the good old U.S.A. City. Brent SturtevanthndWendy know a man who had trouble PIZZA is Also receiving short Buy 1 There appears to be a sentiment among the schools to Let’s pit this thing in per- Hercliff went 6-1 and re- getting to sleep, and his consider adding the 2 schools to the league. shrift, although I recognize spectivt!. It was only a few ceived trophies for third doctor advised him to get Get FREE a that there is a merit, are the short years before that the place (for third and fourth- into bed at night in the same 1 The Lakers have asked for meeting to discuss the Order a large pizza with 1 item, get secopd problem. pleas for help for colleges, community groaned urd year debaters) and fourth position he usually found including Michigan State, strained to raise $50,000 or place (for second-year de- pizm with 1 item FREE. (Good till 1-30-90) which I graduated. himself in when hswoke up *e* .*+ from so to finance Walbm and baters) , respectively,” she in the morning. So he went to The reasoning here is that build a small building for the said. bed with a safety razor in his *.+ v.. these schools are supported fledgling company. .e* +.+ Senior Chris Folk and hand and shaving cream on by my tax dollars and that a What made Auten so ef- sophomore Melanie his face. 0.9 .+. college education is avail- fective was that he related to Churchill, both fust year If I did shave a peach, I .e* e.. able to everyone who is the coqwrate giant (He debaters, round out Cass would use a double-edged e.4 *e. qualified, providing there is ta&d &age Foundation City’s 1989-90team. Junior razor and Burma Shake. .e. e.+ enough desire. Every year out of $25,000) and to the Jody Joles is the squad’s Many people insist electric +*e vet scholarship money goes guy on the street with lim- official time are better because .begging kausethere is not keeper. razors 1** +** ited income. The public is welcome to they can be plugged into a enough demand. The cgtch 9.0 .e. I was with him on many of attend the state champion- dashboard and you can is that you must able Coors & Coors Li ht .e* +*+ be to his fund raising trips where ship rounds as well as a an shave while driving a car. show need to qualify. my job was to hold the door upcoming district theatre But I never see a peach driv- BEER 12Dk cans $629+ den. But after that the choices and his coat. He seldom festival competition. ing a car. I think they use become much more diffi- failed. Reif said Cass City foren- public transportation. cult. Tops on the list are You don’t often get a sics students will compete in local projects, such as the chance to see the direct ef- the theatre festival Saturday Anyway, what puzzles me track that is currently under fect donations make like it at Laker High School. The is the marketing strategy construction. did with the hospital. Most one-ac’t competition is behind TV commercials for There is a soft spot for often you support causes scheduled to begin at 9:15 a watch that keeps ticking at A 10K YELLOW GOLD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RING environmental work, witha you espouse and hope that a.m. and conclude at 3 p.m,, the bottom of the ocean,or a WITH ACCENT CZ’s. special emphasis on trying your tiny contribution will she added. razor that shaves peaches, or save what is left of our to go with others of a similar Additional information on a knife that cuts shoes. Is ~-CC.V.YI--V...C.YIV.V.-V.Y.Y..AV.V. -7 beautiful northern Michigan nature and make a differ- all forensics events is avail- there really enough public !’ streams and lakes. ence. able by contacting Reif at demand for these products to Advertise It In The Chronicle. 1 Then there are projects Sometimes it does. the high school. sporrsoredbylocal service OFFEKED EXCLUSIVELY HY K. JLJHNS, LTD. clubs. They receive support under the theory that I can get even when my club has afundraiser,although when McCONKEY it comes down to it, I seldom sell any tickets for club proj- JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP ects. Phone 872-3025 6450 Main Cass City It taka a special talent to raise money. Maybe being
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Tenth Frame Rooster Ranch ‘21 High Team Series : Roos- High Series: L. Zajac & Croft-Clara Lumber 22 Family Feud 3 Speed Rollers 7 Kritzman’s 21 Mellendorf and Susan B. K’s & 2’s Kilbourn Tech. 20 ter Ranch 1917. J. Rosenthal 511, C. Ewald High Rollers 2 504. The Munchkins 7 IGA Foodliner 21 Schott, Marcia R. Sch wxck 4-Fun Cass City IGA 20 High Team Game: The L.T.’s 2 of Kingston, Sandra ‘L. & Crof t-Clara 18% Northon Cont. 683. High Games: L. Zajac Pin Destroyers 6 Sobczak Construction 19 Good Guys Tim Sweet Guys 2 Ball Busters 6 Miller of Owendale and Mixed Emotions Kilbourn Service 18 204, C. Ewald 203. Scuba Doo’s Cass City Sports 15 2 The Thrillers 5 Harry Lenda, Inc. 14% Mad Crashers Northon Const. 16 NIGHT OWLS High Team Series: Sal’s Try Hards 1 Tracy A. Czewski of Ubly. Quaker Maid 16 Jan. 17, 1990 Country Clipper 1821. White Kittens 4 Herron Builders 12% Students named to thP Misfits 1 Bowling Busters 3 Clean Up Crew 12 Men’s High Series: K. Martin Electric 14% High Team Game: Sal’s Town & Country 1 president’s list are recog Charmont 11v2 Pro’s 12 Country Clipper 678. Speed Bowlers 3 Quaker Maid 11 nized for maintaining a 4.0 Kilbourn 546, D. ‘Erla 507. 2 Fuelgas 8 Lush Boys 7 Karate Kids Rolling Hills 10 grade point average while Men’s High Game: D. Ro- MERCHANTS’ “B” The Rolling Dinosaurs 1 9 213. King Pins 7 Miller’s Chicks main Jan. 17, 1990 Men’s High Series: K. Tigers 1 carry 12 or more credit hours Women’s High Series: B. High Series: K. Anthony Walbro 6 Schott 583. &ring the semester. Kilbourn 461. 663,K. Kilbourn 578, S. Mil- Cole Crew 4 500 Series: P. Corcoran Engineered Tools 15 Men’s High Games: B. Boys’ High Series: C. 605, S. DeLong 568, J. Women’s High Game: B. ler 586, D. Doerr 600, E. D & D Construction 9 Woods 212, K. Schott 210- Kilbourn 200. Smaltz 582, D. O’Dell 629, High Series: J. Schwartz Tate 254. Morell 546, C. Davidson 536, Owen-Gage Walbro 8 203. Boys’ High Game: N. Wallace 530, L. Cox 524, High Team Series: Don G. Deering 605. 617, R. Abbe 522, J. Ridge Women’s High Series: D. C. Charrnont 8 Tate 129. Phyllis McIntosh 512. school Erla Foods 1873. High Games: K. Martin 529, B. Kingsland 503. Jaycees 8 Hayes 448. menu D. Smith D. O’Dell High Games: J. Schwartz Girls’ High Series: J. 200 Games: P. Corcoran High Team Game: Don 256, 222, Bake’s Kahunas 7 Women’s High Game: D. Humes 235. Erla Foods 676. 244, K. Kilbourn 223, S. Mil- 245, R. Abbe 210. 213-211, C. Davidson 205, J. JAN. 29-FEB. 2 Warju Flooring 7 Rae 182. Girls’ High Game: J. Morell 202, S. DeLong 201. High Team SerieS: FRIDAY NIGHT Humes 123. High Team Series & Monday - Bean Soup, Veg- High Series & Games : G. Schott’s Accounting 1927. High Team Series: Pin Game : Caro Chiropractic etable Soup, Crackers, MIXED DOUBLES Perkins 575 (2151, J. HiKh Team Game: The Jan. 19, 1990 Destroyers 633. 2593 & 908. Salad BaP, Dessert. Smithson 574 (2471, K. L.T.’s 679. High Team Game: Pin Tuesday Meatloaf, Scal- Ritchie 216, P. Martin 211. - Outlaw-Inlaws 21 Destroyers 323. loped Potatoes, Sweet RCS 19 CHARMONT LADIES Potatoes, Salad Bar, Pud- SATURDAY SPINNERSSR. TUSCOLA ding. The Family 19 Jan. 16, 1990 Jan. 90, 1990 MERCHANTS ’ “A” Cass City Oil & Gas 18 GET-TOGETHERS “A” Jan. 17, 1990 Wednesday - Sloppy Joe, Corn, Salad Bar, Fruit. Howard’s Plmb. & Htg. 17 Cable-ettes 24 Miller Eggs, Inc. 10 Dream Team 14 24 Parkway Drive Thru 43 Charmont 29 GreenThursday Beans, - SaladSpaghetti, Bar, Live Wires Sharp Shooters 10 43 10 22 Miller’s Eggs Board Chrysler 22 Cass City VFW Cass City Tire The Strike Force 8 C.R. Hunt 41 Bee Gee’s 9 21 New England Life 21 Fruit. Colony House High Rollers 6 B.A. 34 Terra 7 Truemner Salvage 20 Calka Cass Tavern 21 Friday - Fish, Chips, Car- Fearsome 4 6 Charmont 34 rots, Salad Bar, Fruit. Hell Raisers 6 Contbent a1 Renta1 19l/2 “Bad” Bowlers 6 Charmont Motel 18 - Thumb National SpauldingD&S Builders 3031 Kritzman’s 18 I OUR COMMUNITY Ale Ways 5 Bread,. butter, peanut IN High Series: J. Howard Bank & Trust 19 Bad Balls 5 Brentwood 17 17 Doaker’s Pro Shop 30 Kilbourn Tech. SGpply 16 butter, jelly, chocolate and 615, L. Morgan 554, L. Pizza Villa Starlights 5 Brinkman Farms 29 Call 1-800-422-5245 Board’s 16 Croft-Clara Lumber 16 white milk served each Tracy 549, H. Edwards 539. Nose Crunchers I1 4 Kermit 24 day. High Games: J. Howard ServiStar 13% Roller Bowlers 4 Herron Builders 15 Sometime during the early part of December 1989, 13 Cass City Sports 23 Paul’s Urethane Sys. 13 (Menu is subject ,to 248, L. Morgan 234. Burnette’s Strikes 3 LaFave Steel 16 suspects broke into a 1987 Chevrolet parked at a Women’s High Series: T. Charmont 7 Kingston State Bank 10 change 1. residence on Edwards Road in Watertown Township Rabideau 505. 718, High Team Series: High Series: D. Roth High Series & Games: T. and stole the following items; Women’s High Game: T. Boys’ High Series: C. E. Schulz 606, J. McIntosh Rabideau 217. Cableettes 3051. Zawilinski 475. Comment 752 (287-242-2!23), 1 - Whistler radar detector 607, W. Harrison 575, G. M. LUtz 739 (279-2571, High Team Series: RCS High Team Game : Cable- Boys’ High Games: C, Robinson 587, M. Lutz 581, W. 1 - Pioneer AM/FM cassette player (super 2051. ettes 1039. Zawilinski 181, B. Schott Smith 682 (2791, J. Putnam D. Doert 588, D. O’Dell590, 630 (237-2131, J. Lefler 624 tuner 111) High Team Game: RCS High Series: R. Speirs 178. B. McLachlan 677, C. Com- C. Davidson 512, 3. (2111, M. Grifka 620 (2201, Check with 1 - Panasonic equalizer booster . 720. 602, Girls’ High Series: T. ment 578, R.Brinkman 591. LaRoche 507, B. Watson Wentworth 358, J. Morell P. Harmer 616 (2421, G. The value of these items is approximately $700. High Games: L. Tracy Goodwine 610 (222), M. State Farm 504, B. Phillips 510, C. Fur- 355. 245, D. Roth 245-243-230, E. Crimestoppers Identification Numher TC 3-90 THURSDAY MORNING ness 527, A. Caraballo 517. Girls’ High Games: J. Lefler 605 (2101, K. Beachy Ernest A. Teichmon, Jr, COFFEE LEAGUE Schulz 214, W. Harrison 220, 590 ( 2191, L. Spiekerman High Games: R. Speirs Morell 149, T. Weinworth 242, 6240 W. Main Jan. 18, 1990 G. Robinson D. Volz 588, C. Altizer 581 (245), L. Anyone with any information can call 1-800422- 234-188-180. C. Furness 190, 130. 232, M.Lutz 223, F. Koppral Cass City, Mich. 5245 or between 9:OO a.m. and 5:OO p.m., A. Caraballo 197, Pat McIn- High Team Series: The Morgan 578 (2101, J. Phone 8729380 673-8160 14 210, A. Zimmerman Sr. 216, Maharg 568 (2231, D. Miller Kingston Mini Mart tosh 187, C. Davidson 191, Strike Force 1559. 224, 226, Monday thru Friday. Rewards will be paid for informa- Eight and Happy 12 S. Miller D. Doerr 568, G. Robinson 566, J. B. Watson 185, J. LaRoche High Team Game: The B. 242-213-222, tion leading to the arrest and conviction of this crime. 11% McLachlan Smithson 565, M. Jackson Sal’s Country Clipper 186, B. Phillips 184-180, S. Strike Force 553. C. Comment 221, B. A.I.D.E.S. 10 Guc 180. 560, C. Comment 557, D. Brinkman 213, B. Anthes Dickinsonard 553, G. 557 Lapp(2231, J.553, How- M. 210, P. Dillon 242, K.Ritchie 225. Zawilinski 552, J. Storm FOOTBALL WIDOWS’ High Team Series: C.R. 551, J. Zawilinski 551, G. Hunt 2929. Gagnon 550, P. Harmer 213, High Team Game: Park- T. Summers 210. way 1033. I ~ I VALUES - 4 ?: TUESDAY AFTERNOON DISNEY WATCHES LADIES, LEAGUE CROWLEY Jan. 16, 1990 CHIROPRACTIC ” Georgine’s 13 & G7 Chemical Bank 11 Wecreate through Country Gals 11 education, gentle SPECIA I EARRING & Sunshine Girls 9 Charmont Boozers 4 techniques 6t personal - NECK ,ACE SETS care, a healthy and High Series: L. Yost 517. painfiee body. (While they last) only $250 High Game: L. Yost 183. High Team Series: Geor- PLEASE Call For gine’s 1701. An Appointment High Team Game : Gear: Pastel & Frosted Beads $ 50 gine’s 628. CASS CITY Earthtone Beads 1 5986 E. Cass Cily Rd., (M-81 (in the Allen Health Center) Assorted Earrings Bowler of the week 872-4241 Appointments taken 1000 Great Movies Only The Thumb Area DR. CRQWLEY Tues. & Fri.8:00-12:00 Assorted Key rings Women’s Bowling Associa- 11 B.S.D.C. Wed. & Thurs.-2:00-7:00 $14924 hrs. tion Bowler of the Week for 800 Movie Specials Only Dec. 10-Dec. 16 is Kris Used Books O’Dell with a 577 actual Lots of GOOD series. Movies at Only . 24 hrs. She bowls for the team of 800 $199 n n Miller’s Chicks on the Thursday Night Merchan- ette league at Charmont - 120 NINTENDO GAMES Only $zooA Lanes, Cass City. Other 550 and higher series Players Available A bowled were: Birdie Heintz, $ Over in Stock 575, Pigeon Lanes; Shirley 3,000 Phillips, 570, Almac, Bad Romance Novels to complete your collection Axe; Pam Corcoran, 569, Charmont, Cass City; Judy Ostrander, 557, Bad Axe Lanes, and Pat Terill, 552, Blue Water Lanes, Harbor Beach, The Thumb Area 700’s To Choose Women’s Bowling Associa- tion Bowler of the Week for DE. 17-Dw. 23, is Mary Sweeney, with a 567 actual series. HANDCRAFTED LEATYER She bowls on the Sunday Night7 &7MixedLeagueat BAGSa Only Bad Axe Lanes. $30’’ Other 550 and higher series 1 bowled were: Lynn Musolff, BREAKFAST SPHIALS LaSalle 560, Bad Axe Lanes, and *2 Eggs, Hashbrowns, Toast.. Lee Sculptured Joyce LaRoche, 551, Char- ...... Sunday On/y Sunday Only Sunday Only No Chip mont, Cass City. “2 Eggs, 2 Slices Bacon, Toast ...... _- . NAILS ‘2 Eggs, Hashbrowns, n A. I Nail Strenrrthener c;asio 2 Slices Bacon, Toast ...... $1- K€AD THE Electric Keyboard ‘ Eggs, Pancakes, ‘I Chronicle ‘22 Canadian2 Bacon ...... Qm *1/2 Waffle with 1 ~gg...... $1- Only $6gg9 n No-Nonsense Socks Vnal Weekend Christmas Items 50% Men’s - Women’s - Children’s Off joxed Cards 60%off Final Clearance Off JOHNNY’S Open Sundayc [[% rlloneyAnv Time ofderslOLD WOOD PHARMACY 9 a.m. - 4 p.m ---J I I / I %ASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24,1990 PAGE FIVE
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'. "How to Reduce Your "Federal and State Taxes" ' will be the subject of the first of several timely seminars ' on financial planning spon- sored by Rawson Memorial Library, Cass City. The 2-part seminar will be 'held Jan. 29 and Feb. 5 start- : ing at 7 p.m. in the meeting ' room of the library, 6495 '-'.PineSt. There is no charge ' lo attend. Certified Financial Plan- ner Eugene L. Ostrander, Caro, will present the pro- gram. Ostrander has a master's degree in business admini- stration and finance from
I- Wayne State University. He ,*, .currently is an investment * representative at First of . , Michigan Corporation.
.I9 JAN 29-31 .. Monday - Ravioli w/Roll, . . Peas, Fruit, Milk. Tuesday - Chili w/Crack- ers, Corn, Fruit, Milk. >*1. Wednesday - Chicken Noo- ..q.. dle Soup wlBread Sticks, "". Green Beans, Fruit, Milk. SHREVES AND DRILLER George Sauvageau (background) discuss the day's Thursday -Not available. of rig, I" progress Friday near the rotary table, located the second level the drilling .a Friday - Not available. on 2nd Entree --- Ham & -Cheese on Bun. which stands some 143 feet high.
THIS PHOTO WAS taken while standing near the drilling rig's rotary table, looking straight up. ;rso-" ~- - C~LSECUR 4
The Bureau of Health and Human Services has announced .BYP@PUCAR DEMAND that Social Security Benefits will HELD 1 be increased 4.7 pcrcent for 1990. OVER THRU THUR. FEB. The tax rate for employee and employer contributions will be 7.65 percent in 1990 compared to 7.51 percent in 1989. Self-em- ployed persons will pay 15.3 per- SHREVES KNEELS next to some of the drill bits being used cent, the combined rate for em- ployees and employers, add+ N. to cut the 9,900-foot deep+well.The bits being used measure Picchionc, a certified public ac- countant and chairman of Dome 20,13 112 and 9 112 inches in diameter. Publishing Company.
~ Fri., Sat., Mom, Tues., Wed., Thurs. 7:20 Osteoporosis prevention program set Saturday Matinee 2:OO Sunday 3:05 and 5:OO An exercise and education feeling any different. Some- the risk for osteoporosis. gan. Five field sites will be program has been developed times the first clue is back The study has resulted in an selected in which the educa- for women who are at risk pain, curving of the upper exercise and education pro- tion and exercise program for osteoporosis. The goal of back, loss of height, or a gram which has proven ef- will be offered to women this program is to increase broken hip or wrist. fective in increasing bone who are at risk for osteopo- FREE bone density - - and thus to Osteoporosis affects 15 to density for women at risk for rosis. prevent or delay the onset of 20 million individuals in the osteoporosis. The exercise program uses 1 this common and painful United States. Its impact on The Osteoporosis Preven- portable, easily made or POPCORN condition. health, lifestyle, and emo- obtained equipment that can What is osteoporosis? tional well-being can be tion Program will be imple- mented initially in a limited be used by healthy women at Osteoporosis means po- devastating. One in 4 post- multiple levels of fitnessand rous bones bones that menopausal women will number of communities in - - Michigan. The goal of the with different exercise ex- SOON - "WAR OF THE ROSES' "TANGO & have become brittle, and suffer at least one fracture of periences, The educational CASH" "BORN the FOURTH of JULY" 'easy to break. For a number the hip, wrist or spine by the community phase is to on evaluate the program's ef- materials will be used for of reasons, women are most age of 65. both screening and educa- often affected by osteoporo- But osteoporosis can be fectiveness before dissemi- nating the program more tion of women in the com- sis. Though the painful prevented! munity setting. symptoms are not often felt Since October 1987, a widely throughout Michi- untii the older years, osteo- team of physicians, exercise porosis usually begins much physiologists, and educators Star Trek V earlier in life. Bones become has been studying how exer- weak and porous without cise can be used to modify Wednesday is... License to Kill I Weekend at Bernies 1 Eddie & Cruisers 2 I Women of Brewster Place -- NOW PLAYING - ENDS THURSDAY Showtime: 7:30 Only Thursday is "Bargain Nite" .* Chevy Chase in I I W' NO DEPOSIT "CHRISTMAS VACATION" FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY ONLY DOUBLE PRINT ITAPE PLAYER RENTAL Fri. & Sun. 7:30 Only Saturday 7:30 & 920 DOUBLE VALUE DAY! ~ NO MEMBERSHIP FEE ~. Every Wednesday receive a second Saturday, Feb. 3, 8:OO - 12:Oo COMING AlTRACTloNs set of prints absolutely FREE! Karate Kid 111 "Check Our New Lower . CISSIE LYNN *Turner & Hooch Photo Processing Prices." Loretta Lynn's Daughter Kickboxer Uncle Buck 1 offer good dumWednesday business hours Cash Bar Cash Lunch NEXT DAY or FREE VOID on Double Prints, - Indiana Jones Last Crusade trecp and Roseanne Barr Advance $10 - At Door $1 2 DISNEY MOVIES WILDLIFE AND HUNTING TAPES -.____I -- THE COLONY HOUSE mmP!ete set of World at War (w.w.~)~Victory at SOON: Michael J.Fox 8430 N. Van Dyke, Cass City 1 W-Whand Ten Thousand Day War (Vietnam). "BACK TO THE FUTURE II" Phone 872-3300 Disney's "THE LITTLE MERMAID" PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN HDC gets $107,000 Holbrook Area News Winners named in B PA competition grant to rehabilitate homes Mrs. Thelma Jackson A number of area youth are Caro, office specialist; Mat Phone 658-2347 among 55 students from the Campbell, Caro, extempo- Tuscola Area Skill Center raneous communication; - who competed and placed at Brenda Casey, Caro, legal Mr. and Mrs. George were Wednesday evening and Jeff and Shigeyuki the Business Professionals applications, and Jackie Jackson Jr. of Oxford and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yokokawa. of America regional compe- Donovan, Caro, business Mrs. George Jackson were bug. tition, held Jan. 12 at Baker law. sponsors at the baptism of Marney Konkel went to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland College. Sixth place - Brian Brandon Luckadoo at Our Baker College Friday to Jr. and Mrs. Herbert Hichens The Tuscola students com- Domitrovich, , Kingston, addcd, "We cstimatcd Savior Lutheran Church, compete in a computer con- were Sunday supper and peted against 397 students data specialist; Chris recently announced the ap- Alex somcwhcrc bctwc.cn 10 and hold meets Bad Axe, at the 6 o'clock test. * evening guests of Mrs. representing 18 clubs in McConnell, Cass City, proval of $7.2 million in Cleland and Carol Laming. grants to 131 community 15, 16 homes on the aver- scrvice Saturday evening. MI. and Mrs, Melvin Par- Region VII. computer programming. age." The Owen-Gage Senior Brent Jackson stood in in the * ticka were Friday evening The local students who Chris Kappen, Caro, finan- non-prof i t organizations Mrs. Glen Shagena visited placed, their hometowns that will work with the Thc Neighborhood Build- Citizens met Thursday for a abscncc of Brandon's fa- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- cial assistant, and Renee Bill Jackson in Bad Axe areas ncighborhood Builders Alli- crs Alliance, now in its sec- potluck dinner at the parish ther. 6s Cleland. and of competition Spencer, Caro, administra- ond ycar, is the first program hall of St. Agatha Catholic Mr. and Mrk Curtis Cle- Mr. and Mrs. Art Battel Sunday forenoon. are: tive assistant. ancc to rebuild dilapidated Monday guests of Mr. and housing, provide necessary of its kind in thc nation to Church, Gagetown, with 36 land were Sunday afternoon were Friday afternoon First place - Marsha Seventh place - Becky create a partnership between members in attendance. guests of Mr. and Mrs, Eu- guests and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Krug were their Laming, Cass City, admin- Brown, Caro, proofreading neighborhood services and daughter, Mrs. Jerry Hart, istrative specialist, and fight crime and drugs in 47 thc state and its community Members sent cards to gene Cleland and Karen in Cliff Jackson were Saturday and editing; Monica Her- organizations to improve Blondell, who is re- Bad Axe. afternoon guests of Clara and daughter Stacy of Bad Dave Nolan, Cas City, nandez, Caro, data assistant, counties. Mary Axe. The HDC, one of about 400 individual neighborhoods. covering at Provincial Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle Vogel and George Rolston computer programming. and Carla Rutterbush, Caro, community groups to apply The grants.were awarded House, Cass City, after and Tommy of Cass City in Caro. I Joe Konkel was a Sunday Second place - Brian administrative assistant and to participants in a statewidc breaking her leg in a fall, were Friday evening guests Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robinson and Tuesday dinner guest of Domi trovich, Kings ton , legal applications. for the grants, was awarded spelling team; Chris $107,ooO. competition supporting Louis OuVry, who is recov- of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- and Aliceson of Homer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konkel, According to HDC Pro- neighborhood self- help ering at home following an rclly. spent the weekend with Mr. Marney and Lois Cardenas. McConnell, Cass City, Eighth place - Lisa gram Development Director ProJccts- operation, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and'Mrs. James Gage and Mrs. Tom Kolar. Mrs. Tom Kola visited Mr. and spelling team, and Matt Jones, Cass City, computer Mike Pisarek, who are re- of Goodrich were Saturday Leonard Shoemaker was a Mrs. Curtis Cleland Satur- Campbell, Caro, parli-pro programming and legal ap- covering from a but with gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sunday afternoon guest. day forenoon. individual. plications, and Brandy the flu. Kolar, Other evening guests Mr. and Mrs, David Dick- Third place - Marney Wood, Kingston, extempo- were Mr. and Mrs. Richard ens and family of Warren Leo Leszczynski of Ster- Konkel, Cass City, com- raneous communication. *. Door prizes went to ling Heights, Mrs. Mike Cass City Florence Schell and Amasa Hunt of Ortonville. were Satyrday evening puter programming, and Four students, including Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Iseler guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Otulakowski and family, Brandy Wood, Kingston, Marsha Laming of Cads Anthes. Stella Leszczynski and Euchre winners were Iva and Gina of Port Hope, Mr. Walker. Eu- banking applications and City, will receive $500 Peterson (women's high), and Mrs. Tom O'Henley and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleland gene Otulakowski of Cass business law. scholarships to Baker Cog IGA @ Foodliner sons, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Jr. were Monday supper City, Mrs. Greg Moore and Fourth place - Terry lege. Iva Volz (women's low), Homer Kretzsc hmer (men's Rutkowski and family, Mrs. guests of Bob Cleland Sr. at family of Snover, Mr. and Bundschuh, Kingston, com- In all, 34 differentcontes6 Dale Laming and family, Waterford. Mrs. Dan Taylor, Jon Walsh puter specialist; Dave No- took place during the re,- high) and Les Beach (men's and Tom Talaski attended a low), who also won the owl and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brenda Tyrrell and Rick lan, Cass City, medical ap- gional competition and the All Dcpcinski and family were Garcia of Reese spent the birthday party for Lillian plications; Brenda Casey, winners in each event quali- prize. Otulakowski at the home of Earlier this month, a small Sunday afternoon guests of weekend with Kathryn Caro, business law, and fied to attend the State Lea+ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tyrrell. Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gibbard Chris Kappen, Caro, com- ership Conference and groupof membersmct Jan.4 and Kim Thursday evening Coke Products at the parish hall, Fourteen Depcinski and Ervin in puterized accounting. Competition slated for honor of Allen Depcinski's Saturday afternoon visitors in honor of Lillian Fifth place - Kimberly March 16, 17 and 18 at the blood pressure readings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otulakowski's 92nd birth- 12 Pack were taken during the meet- birthday . Morley, Cass City, employ- Renaissance Center in IX- Jack Krug were his sisters by. ment skills; Becky Brown, troit, Cans ing. Phil Kolar and a friend and brother-in-law, Mrs. from Utica were Monday Gertrude Quinn of Pinnebog Jan Prill and family and a forenoon guests of Mr. and and Bob and LuElla Myers friend from Bad Axe were $299 Mrs. Jack Pelton. of Pontiac. Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena Ray Depcinski, A1 Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. visited Janice Moore at Hills and Kathy Martinez were Mrs. Herbert Hichens and and Dales Hospital in Cass Wednesday guests of Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wallace The first image transmitted City and Charlie Moore at George Jackson and were Sunday afternoon on experimental television Provincial House in Cass, Don. guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland in the 1920s was that of the Mr. and as.Jerry Cleland City Tuesday afternoon. spent the weekend with and Carol Laming. 9" cartoon character, Felix Mr, and Mrs. Mike Maurer Mr. the Cat. and Mrs. Marty Chockley at Mike Zauner of California, GUKAB, AMPUFIERS, Algonac. after spending a few days Mrs. Ray Michalski. and with his grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Kevin Robinson vis- and Mrs. Jack Pelton, is on ited Clarence Lautner in his way to Washington, Minden City Sunday. D.C., where he will be an Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walsh intern in the United States were Tuesday evening Senate as part of his studies guests of Mr. and Mrs. at the University of Califor- Triam inic Evans Gibbard and Kim. nia at Davis, Calif. Phil Kola of Utica and a Kathryn TyrreU attended SYWP friend and Mrs. George the Blue Water Library 815 S. Hooper St., Caro for colds and SimmerleinJr. and son Ryan Federation meeting at St. were Monday afternoon a1 lerg ies Clair County Library at Port guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huron Wednesday. Kolar. Mr. and Mrs. Mitch OthersGet Quick Results With The Mr. and Mrs. Jack Recor Warner visited Mr. and Mrs. $297 I were Sunday dinner guests Jack Krug Wednesday fore- Chronicle's Classified Ads- -- of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr suppositories24 noon. You Will Too! $659 Tablets 4 02. I $399 r An uso I Reg. $10.66 $4.71 value I Unisom Reg.$6.81 Maalox Bausch and Lomb Plus Edge sewativr Shaving .Free 711 Gas Gel PRAl $159 $369 7 or. I I- I 12 Of. $2.79 value
I CORRECTOL Robitussin 9 NORWICH Cough - Medicine Aspirin 250 tablets $429 "1 87 8 oz. 0 '$29gg5 $6.05 value $3.99 value 1 ~- I -,A 14.3 Cu. Ft. MO'NEY 100's Ask for I We Bill L Optio~lIce Maker 10% SENIOR CITIZEN Medicarefc EL4030V (Electric) ' Adjustable PERMA- CD Recordings P R ESC RIPTlO N I __ AL4 132V Large Capacity WHITE Wire Shelves ~ ORDER DISCOUNTS Large Cabcity 4 Drying Cycles 2 Vegetable Storage FEP210V Available 4 Automatic Cycles 2 3 Temperature Crispers Porcelain Standard Drop Off - Pick-up Permanent Press V Selections \ Power Saving Control Clean Oven Pay your We accept all STATION Thumb Distributoi Cool-D~~nCare Special Wrinkle-Free Meat Drawer Solid Oven Door HOLLISTER 3 Water Temperature & Knit Settings Juice Can Rack Chrome Reflector Bowls THUMB Pre-Pay 1 VI Combinations 180" Side-Swing Door No-Fimrprint Three 6" & One 8" ELECTRIC Prescription GENERAL OSTOMY 2 Water Level Tough PERMA-WHITE Textured Doors Surface Elements Selections Drum Interior 0 Reversible bois Chrome Oven Rack Bill Here Plans I PRODUCTS .CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24,1990 PAGE SEVEN ...... Y ...... -u.,...... t”-(U..,L,..t.W .,,...... *LL\**..... ULL.,, In Panama Down Memory Lane From the files of the Chronicle Hoppegrew up fast FIVE YEARS AGO end loading tractor, the summer, Coach Kon .The monthly meeting o*f Mary Lou Spencer and Bob ing to Hoppe, whose squad edged he did. “I was think- Monday following his 2- Nurnberger said. He was a Spencer. spent some time in one of ing about how they’re going week leave, indicated he’s A barn owned by Jack the Golden Rule class of sixth man on the junior var- said, ‘I’ve been waiting for Salem UM Church meets Hills and Dales General Noriega’s homes. to print it. Are they going to glad to be back in the states. Gallagher, Koepfgen Rd., sity as a freshman. Since an Hospital Auxiliary mem- you since 1936.”’ print the or are they was totally engulfed by this Thursday evening at the “We ate all the fdout of truth, He pointed out, however, . home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray injury to Kurt Bliss, he has bers installed three’officers his refrigerator, we smoked going to print we killed in- that he wouldn’t mind going flames when the fire depart- ‘been the leading scorer in “All through this (inva- ment arrived Sunday after- Fleenor. at an anniversary meeting sion) people were helping us his cigars, we watchd his nocent people?” back to Panama. each varsity game. Monday at the hospital. TV, we slept in his bed, we Equally worrisome for “In a hembeat I’d go back ‘ noon. Elkland Township Padgett Randall, who out left and right. They were Installed were Mrs. Neil used his telephone,” he said, Hoppe and his buddies was there,”“The best he said. thing was seeing fire chief Jerome Root said . starred at Cass City High AGO turning in fathers, mothers, that the total loss of the barn School,has seen action in 10 TEN YEARS Hurry, president; Mrs. H.T. brothers, sisters.” noting he called home from the reception they would see of the Saginaw Valley State Donahue, vice-president, the phone in Noriega’s upon returning to the United people walk the streets at and its contents was esti- Sgt. Edward W. Baer, son mated at $61,900. The fire College Cardinals’ first 11 and Mrs. Frederick Auten, “They wanted freedom.. kitchen. States. Few expected the night because they knew of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baer president-elec t. a warm welcome and cheer- ‘ department was assisted by basketball games. The Car- They were so happy to see us There, were number of they were free. They wanted ’ of Dccker, recently was as- Green Acres Farm Bureau missions and places Hoppe ing they received. freedom more than anything A1 Merchant, a Milligan Rd. dinals are undefeated. signed as anti-aircraft walk down the streets, they Taking over for the Hawks an met Tuesday at the Ronald cheered and threw pieces of said he couldn’t talk about, “Everybody was thinking, in the world, (and) that was farmer, whoplowed through gunner with the 15th Infan- the four-foot snowdrifts, this season is sophomore Fox home. The meeting was Paper. but he indicated many of his how is the public going to their Christmas present.” Dave Miller. Miller im- try in Wildflecken, Get, called to order by Ronald duties involved helping to react. We thought they’d He added, “Their life , pulling a fire truck free from many. .*asnow bank with his front proved tremendously over Fox. Mrs. Olin Bouck read He remarked, grinning, “I secure areas. spit on us like Vietnam,” he changed so much. It made Mr. and Mrs. Dale Damm the minutes. Gerald Bock got proposed to 5 times Asked if he had thought recalled.Hoppe, who was to have you feel good because you and Susan arrived home read the newsletter and when we were down there. about the part he was play- were helping somebody Thursday evening after August Lindquist gave a ing in history, he acknowl- returned to Fort Bragg out *” spending a week in Florida. report. Everybody got proposed Professional and Business They visited their son Rick to.” ~ in Pinellas Park and Mr. and 35 YEARS AGO Mrs. Leonard Damm in COMPASSION .: .: Holiday. Acting Postmaster Chester SUPER FLOW PREMIUM DIRECTORY Many of the soldiers came Twenty-one members and V. Muntz said today that ohe guest attended the Jan. to feel a great deal of com- bids for a building for the passion for the people, giv- PHYSICIANS post office wiU be accepted I 16 meeting of the Cass City ing away food, a piece of Business and Professional bubblegum, some soap FUEL OIL until Feb. 26. The post of- [Dr. Jeffrey Crowley Women’s Club. During thg fice buildings are leased for anything they had, Hoppe Bwnhardt 6 Co., PIC. Chiropractor business meeting, Gloria a five or ten-year period and said. “It was the children ALSO PROPANE FOR GtmW P&Uc ACeountants Hartwick reported net prof- bids are taken at the end of that changed our whole atti- G~y+Ande~.CPA - 673-3137 5986 E. Cass City Rd. its from the annual calender Rabert Tudrey, CPA - 072-3730 every lease period. tude about this police ac tion. Jerry Bernhardt, CPA - 673-3137 Cass City (M-81) ’ sale ammounted to $889. Announcement Was made Little kids, 4 or 5 years old ALL YOUR PROPANE NEEDS Phone 872-4241 Top salespersons were Sher- 715 E. Frank St.. Caro. MI this week by James M. Hare, were coming up to you and and I ryl Seeley and Leota Anthes. Michigan secretary of state, grabbingyour legs.” 6261 Church St. Area students named to the The elauon of the Panama- Cass City, MI Harold T. Donahue that Harold Jackson of Cass M.D., A.A.F.P. honors list for the fall semes- City has been appointed nian people wasn’t enough I I 4674 Hill Street ter at Central Michigan manager of the department to offset the picture of pov- Cass City University are Ross Ride- of the state branch office to erty seen by Hoppe, whose
*& COUNSELING 872-2323 now, Cass City; Harold handle the sale of license unit nicknamed Panama, Onice hours weekdays Prich, Gagetown; Sheryl except Thursday plates in Cass City. Mr. “sewer city”. DO YOU HAVE A Wenzlaff, Kingston, and Jackson will replace Cliff DRINKING PROBLEM? William Osentoski and Bar- Ryan, former manager. The Much of the hopsing in ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Dr. J. Geissinger bara Taylor, both of Ubly. new location of the office many of the towns, he said, AND AL-ANON Chiropractor will be in Jay’s pix-it Shop consists of 10 by 10 wood Every Friday Evening - 8:W p.m. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 25 YEARS AGO on Main Street. and/or tin structures that Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. each house a family. There .ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Several new scout leaders FEATURING: Tuesday Ewnings 8:OO p.m. Two well-known local in the community were re- was little food or medicine, st. panretius Parish Hall Baaernent Sat. 9-12 a.m. This custom balanced formulation contains special moisture Ch mechanics have purchased cently announced. Keith and the sanitary conditions - 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. the Standard Oil gas station were disgusting, he added. dispersing agents which constantly work toward prevention of Across from IGA store McConkey was named business in Cass City from moisture accumulation from condensation. DENTISTS scoutmaster to replace Ha- Phone Caro 673-4464 Millard Ball and will as- rold Oatley. Lambert LUXURY Four Poimt Reduction - 20-30F. sumecontrolFeb.1. The two Althaver and Thomas Lee ‘0 Motrfura Dbpemant Ashless I R. Paul Chappel, DDS, PC I new owners are Floyd Lu- are new assistant scoutmas- In contrast, former military Lowest Conradson Carbon Residue Family Dentistry Richard A. D.O. ettke and Louis Salas. ters. Arthur Holmberg is a ’ dictator cen. Manuel Nori- By using Super Flow Oil in your home, you will notice Cwnprehensive or tho don ti^ Hall, Fuel Osteopathic Physician Five Cass City band stu- committeeman and David ega lived in luxury, accord- during the sub-zero temperatures your fuel oil will burn more 1 6240 Hill, Cass City 4674 Hill St. dents are expected to be Helser, anew assistant advi- efficiently. Super Flow Fuel Oil is a refined #2 fuel oil to help Cass City, Michigan among 85 students from 19 sor. reduce normal winter problems associated with cold tempera- I Phone8724870 ] 072-4446 schools taking part in the Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester othae 072-4725 Home 872-4762 Tri-county Honors Band Bukowski and Mr. and Mrs. tures. HEALTH CARE concert. Representing Cass Arnold Weer spent Satur- SAME PRICE AS REGUUHEATING OIL City will be Jon Avery, Hoon Jaung, M.D. day night at the Harold K. Shkada Hurd, Don JWS, ‘ Cogelaids’. IMMEDIATE Surgeon About 35,000 people work NON-EMERGENCY in the twin towers of the CASS CITY OIL & GAS CO. World Trade Center in New HEALTH CARE Specialist in Stomach 647 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 Phone 872-2065 or 872-3122 and Bowel Problems ,IYork City. Another 80,000 WHOLESALE & RETAIL, GAS, DIESEL, FUEL OIL, MOTOR OIL $25 fee visit on business each day. Including physician’s fee and climc rm. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Cash Basis, and we will give Saturday - 9 to 12 noon you I statement. Closed Thursday Obituaries No Appointment Usually Necessary 6230 Hospital Drive 6:00-8:30p.m, Fridays 2:30-8:30 pm. Saturdays Cass City, MI 48726 10:W a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sunday Phone 8724611 in Pontiac and Gladwin be- HILLS AND DALES Home 872-3130 Kenneth Hoff . HOSPITAL fore moving to Las Vegas in ,September of 1989. Kenneth Avery Hoff, 82, of Or. E. Paul Lockwoad Cass City Monday, HOMECARE Chiropractic Physician died Jan. He is survived by his wife, 15, at St. Joseph’s Hospital Ann; 2 sons, Arnold WlhHWN: Mon., Trm,, Wd., in Ann Arbor after a lengthy : THUMBAREA F~I.e12 nooll and 2-5 pm. Meredith of Pontiac’and 1 HOME CARE AGENCY Clod: Thunby and 8rturdry illness. Fred Meredith of Dallas, Nursing, Physical, Occupational Phone 872-2765 Cass He was born Jan. 3,1908, Texas; one daughter, Mrs. & Speech Therapy City for Appointment in Howell, the son of Charles Doris Adamdof Benson, Nurse Aides and Lila (Drew) Hoff. 6 grandchildren and 4 Medicare, Medicaid 8 N.C.; $rue Cross Cettified Mr. Hoff was united in great-grandchildren; one USE YOUR REBATE Your locally owned, private, marriage to Miss Mary brother, Morris Meredith, nonprofit, lull service Beatriz G. Martin, M.D. McEhchern Sept. 15, 1936, and his wife, Virginia, of . HomeCareAgemy Internal Medicine in Detroit, where they made . 674-0746 Snover; one sister, Mrs. (51n their home. They to 1’(8ci)3584749 I 4672 Hill St. moved Belva Tripp of Vista, Calif.; Cass City, MI Cas City in 1977. 4 nieces, and one nephew. He is survived by his wife, INSURANCE Phone 872-4331 One son, Eugene, a brother, Mary; one daughter, Mrs. Archie, and a sister, Hazel, OFFlCE qOURS: Kay Bean, and her husband preceded him in death. Allen Witherspoon Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.4 p.m. Marshall of Westland; 3 New England Life NEL Growth Fund Saturday 8 a.m.-noon grandchildren, Marsha, Funerq services will be NEL EquQ Fund Kenneth and Melinda, and ConductedFridayat 1 p.m.at NEL Income Fund Money Market Serbs Accepting New Patients one sister, Mrs. Melvin Little’s Funeral Home, Cass Phone 872-2321 March of San Jose, Calif. City, with Rev. John R. -4615 Oak Cass City One sister, Lucille, pre- Wood, pastor of the First ._ N. Y. Yun, u.D. ceded him in death. Baptist Church of Cass City, Physician & Surgeon Funeral services were held officiating, . Mice Hours: Saturday at Little’s Funeral Home, Cass City, with Rev: Interment will be in Mt. Dr. David Batzer Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pleasant Cemetery, Austin Thurs. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Eldred Kelley, pastor of the Optometrist - Township. Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Evangelical Free Church of 6232 Hospttal Drive Cass City, officiating. 4624 Hill St. Burial was in Elkland Cass City Cars City Onice 0724733 Cemetery, Cass City. Chemical Bank otflcs Hwtr: Res. 0724257 Mon.-Fri., 9:00-4:30 tells earnings __ . Clifton Meredith 872-3404 Gilbert A. Currie, chair- VETERINARIANS It 12.75% fixed APR with factory rebate down. - -- man of Chemical Financial All wioes are ~lusstate sales tax, license 8 title fees - No hidden charges ’Ever” at Board’s. Clifton Arnold Meredith, Corporation, reported net 72, of Las Vegas, Nev., for- income for the year of 1989 COMPANION ANIMAL merly of Argyle Township, HOSPITAL of $10,913,000, a died Saturday, Jan. 20, at the $1,798,000, or 19.7% in- 4438 S. Seeger St. Desert Springs Hospital in crease over 1988 earnings of Cass aty - Phone 872-2255 Las Vegas. $9.1 15,000.Eamingsforthe Rod Ellis, D.V.Y. He was born Jan. 18,1919, fourth quarter of 1989 were Carol Galka-Ellis, D.V.M. in Argyle Township, $3,1 12,000, an 8% increase Sanilac County, the son of Frank and Louisa (Rogers) over 1988 fourth quarter earnings of $2,88 1 Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Meredith. ,oOO. Veterinarian He married Miss Ilene Per share earnings for 1989 PHY SIC1ANS Farm and Thornton in January of were $3.42, up 17.1% over ”- Pet Animals 1948. She preceded him in the $2.92 per share earned in Phone 872-2935 death. March 12, 1960, 1988. Mings per share BALU K., M.D. 41149 N. S!., Cur Cw On Obstetrician & Gynecologist he married Mrs. Ann Mas- have been restated for the 70 North Elk Street %&dry, MI 48471 1 sengale Arnold in Pontiac, 10% stock dividend de- This space could MI. clared Dec. 18,1989, which ---- Phons (313) 64&4733 He had been employed for will be payable Jan. 19, b’ ”“ 3LL’‘ I- ,be yours for over 25 years by Oakland 1990. Earningsper share for “CASE CITY’S ONLY CAR DEALER!“ as little as $1.75 County Gas and Oil, retiring the fourth quarter of 1989 DOWNTOWN in 1981. were $0.96, a 3.2% increase per week. Mi. Meredith was raised in over 1988 fourth quarter Argyle Township and lived earnings per share of $0.93. I PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Stirrett paces Bulldogs in
70-57 victorvw over Warriors
4 When the Owen-Gage bas- Thumb hguehadbest take Friday night when they up to a 12-2 lead. which could have iced the ketball team comes ready &o notice. set North Huron at home, Stirrett scored the whole contest for Owen-Gage. play, the North Central The Bulldogs proved that 70-57. dozen. Owen-Gage also got an- The setback dropped the Id fact Stirrett netted his other salient showing from Warriors' record to 5-2, team's first 18 pints. senior Bryan Abbe, who led while Owen-Gage upped its Trailing 20-10 in the sec- his team wihllreboinds league record to 4-3. ond quarter, North Huron and contributed 12 points. Your neighbor says "We're capable of beating closed the gap to 22- 18 with Kady, who finished with 15 anybody in' the league I'f 4 minutes remaining till the tallies, was the only other we're ready to play," stated intermission,when an inten- Bulldog in double figures. tional foul was assessed on North Huron's Jarrett Pear- 49ers will be winners cY~e!?EIESerr~ to Brad Susalla, which gave son led the losers with 18 anybody, he actually meant the visitors 2 free throws and points, while high scoring Kingston, who stands alone possession of the ball. .. Super Bowl Sunday is truly a special day. center Term Souva was held on top of the NCTL at 6-o - However, Bulldog Mike toonlv9&ints. It provides the means for the opportunist to make a quick *c L..nt and is the Bulldogs' next Kady tossed in 8 straight Owen-CPge ffi -UUL.A. pTs opponent. points, including two 3- 09 Of course, New Orleans, the site of SupBowl XXIV, will point bombs, to give the Kady La3 3 0-1 15 "If anyone can knock off receive the most financial 'Dogs a 32-22 half-time Susalla 4 0-2 8 ,blessings through tons of the Cardinals, I think we .. have as good a chance as ieaa. Abbe 3 1 3-5 12 free exposure and reve- The2ndhalfwasaseesaw Stirrett 13 7-7 -nuesgenerated from added any." 33 To be successful at King- affair as ihe 2 teams traded Haldane 2 - Vavel. 2-3 ston Tuesday the Bulldogs baskets throughout the half. OWEN-GAGE'S CHAD STIRRETT and Bryan Abbe (40) Las Vegas will reap the 4 12-18 70 .benefits of the single most will need mother outstand- Stirrett didn't cool off any 23 apply pressure to North Huron's Jarrett Pearson. .bet upon sporting event of ing performance from Chad after the intermission, as hk Stirrett, who collected a tossed in 9 markers in the 3rd N.Huron FG ITS ,the year. 2s Even in Cass City the career high 33 points against stanza to help preserve the In Cass City area North Huron. Pearson 2 4 2-3 18 crafty entrepreneurcan use Bulldogs' lead heading into Troy Rice 2 - 4 the Super Bowl to his ad- To say Stirrett had an out- the final period. ToddRice 1 - 2 standing fust quarter would Roller's cagers had several Upthegrove 3 3-4 9 ** vantage. . be an injustice. opportunities to bury the Kirkpatrick 4 1 4-5 15 -Firstturkey w hunt set' * Many downtown mer- chants willbeopenSunday The Bulldogs, who sur- Warriors in the final 8 min- Souva * 11 4-7 9 mised the Warrior!; with a utes but missed 6 one and One hunting area has been Cass City, DNR Wildlife Peninsula, 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. trying to lure the football widows into their stom. full court press, jumped out one free throw situations, 13 6 13-20 57 expanded and 3 others, in- Biologist Bud Jarvis of the The bag limit is one bearded The Trinity United Methodist Church youth group sells cluding one south of Cass Cass City Field Office said. turkey. submarine sandwiches for the event, which helps sponsor - City, added to the planned This will be the first turkey The 1990 spring gobbler many of their projects. n 1 1990 spring wild turkey hunt ever in this area, ac- season guide and applica- But what makes theday special for most willbethegame 0-G cagers go rrom ugly hunting season in Michigan, cording to Jarvis, who ex- tions for resident and senior itself - this year pairing the defending Super Bowl cham- Department of Natural Re- plained the new area is bor- resident turkey licenses are . pions San Francisco 49crs against the underdog Denver sources officials said. dered by M-81 to the north, available from DNR li- Broncos. beb. 1 is the deadline for M-46to the south, M-53 to cense-issuing offices, most We asked your neighbor, Scott Hendrian, if he would be'to hideous in Jan. 16 win hunters to send in license the east and M-24 to the license dealers and from the watching the game. application cards for the west,' and includes the De- DNR Information Services "Oh ya! Probably at the White Creek Club or the Char- ford State Game Area and Center in Lansing (5 17-373- total intermission without the 1990 spring turkey hunting mont, " enthusiastically says the 23-year-old Cas City Coach Dean Roller's his squad commit a of season. portions of the Cass City and 1220). res iden L Owen-Gage cagers went 29 turnovers. services of its leading Tuscola state game areas. Non-resident application Hendrian, originally from Clio, is a 1984 graduate of Cass from ugly to hideous in just The Eagles didn't take care scorer, as Stirrett collected A total of 30,575 licenses Although efforts by the will be available only at City High School and is employed with Schneekrgers as a one week. of the ball much themselves his 3rd foul with 4:lO re- will be available for the DNR to increase the turkey DNR Information Services. carpet layer. After shooting only 18% as they were charged with 24 maining in the half. 1990 season, compared to population south of Cass Hunters may apply indi- He feels that San Francisco will be victorious on Sunday. from the floor in a recent miscues. The Eagles started the 2nd 25,080 last year. Fifty hunt City have netted some suc- vidually or with one partner "Their offense is unstoppable," says Hendrian, who has blowout by Deckerville, the The Bulldogs jumped out half by pounding the ball periods have ken estab- cess, Jarvis indicated turkey and may select 3 specific been married for 2 years. Bulldogs needed an over- to a fast sm at Caseville as into the paint which resulted lished in 20 hunting areas, a numbers aren't as high lo- periods to hunt, but only one Reluctantly, Hendrian gave us a final score prediction. time period to down Nodl seniors Bryan Abbe and in sending Stirrett to the decrease from 24 hunting cally as he would like to see. period will be assigned, "31-10," Central Thumb League op- Chad Stirrett combined for bench as he picked up foul areas the year before, as a Citing a disappointing re- To obtain application 14 points help skate the number 4 twb minutes into an ,,At great personal risk, Hendrian also confided in us what his ponent Caseville Tuesday, to result of a DNR survey of production season last sum- card, hunters must pay a fee .Me, formerly Sandy Weltin of Cass City, will be doing Jan. 16,65-63. visitors to a 21-13 lead after the quarter. they hunters conducted in mer, he estimated the area the opening stanza. From there the hosts were that includes the cost of the during the game. "This was one of the ugliest 1989. turkey population at about turkey licenseplus a $3 non- "She'll probably go shopping." games I've ever seen," Owen-Gage added another able to eliminate a double "Michigan's 1989 spring 100birds. digit deficit and gain their refundable processing fee. 1 Scott is the son of Don and Barbara Hendrian. stated Roller who watched bucket to its lead by the season produced a record A combined 150 permits Costs of the various licenses first lead since the early harvest of turkeys," John will be issued for 3 hunting going, 45-43, heading into are:
Urbain of the DNR's Wild- ~ periods in Area T, Jaryk *-. . < the final period. life Division remarked. continued, adding, "It's a With Stirrett on the bench Resident...... $12.85 "While the number of hunt- fairly limited type of hunt. Senior resident. . $4.00 for much of the contest, the ing areas has decreased this We don't expect more than Bulldogs got a big perform- Non-resident.. . .$53.35 year, the nesting season 15 or 20 toms to be taken." Passbook...... $1.00 ance from Abbe who turned added to the turkey popula- DNR officials said the first in his best offensive night of tion in some areas. This has turkey hunting period this the season with 23 points. Successful applicants will made possible the expansion spring will start April 23 in receive their 1990 wild tur- Abbe collected 9 of his of one area and the addition most units, and the last hunt- team's points in the last key hunting license in the 20 of 3 new areas." ing period will end May 27. mail by March 15. Unsuc- half. Among the new hunting Shooting hours in the Lower Holding a 55-53 lead with cessful applicants will not sections is "Area T", which Peninsula will be 5:30 a.m. be notified but will receive a 2 ticks left on the clock, covers several acres south of to 4 p.m,, and in the Upper Caseville sent the game into refund by March 22. overtime when Don Smith, hit a jumper on the inbounds Play In the overtime, Bulldog Brad Susalla took charge of the offense scoring 6 points, including the game winner WAS NOW with 7 seconds showing on 1989 PONTlAC GRAND PRIX, 2 Dr., White ...... '11,495 W,795" the clock. The 'Dogs defense forced 1988 PONTlAC GRAND PRIX, 2 Dr., BlacWSilver ...... '10,495 '8,995" Caseville into a 3-point shot . 1988 DODGE UCT. CAB PICKUP, Grey ...... '6,496 O9 that missed and then col- 1987 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE, 2 Dr., Black ...... '7,495 '6,795" DISCOUNTS ON FABRIC lected the rebound. From 1987 BUICK LES, 1-Type, 2 Dr, Silver ...... '10,495 '8,996" there they sat on the ball to 1987 OLDS FIREN= 4 Dr., Gray ...... '6,99500 collect the victory. . 1986 PONllAC GRAND PRIX, 2 Dr., Silver ...... '7,495 '6,495- OwenGage FG FT PTS 1986 BUCK CENTURY, 4 Dr, Maroon ...... '5,295 '3,WP and TRIMS BY THE YARD 23 1986 BONNEVILLE, 4 Dr., Grey ; '4,895 '4,49P Kady 3 2 2-4 14 ...... : ...... Susalla 5 1 1-5 14 1986 OLDS CUTLASS CERA 2 Or., Grey ...... :...... $6,495 @6,99809 Abbe 6 1 b8-11 23 1986 WICK CENTURY LIMITED, 4 Dr., Dark Blue ...... $4,998" 5 10 Stirrett - 1985 CHEVROLET CHEV€ll€, 2 Dr, Dark Blue '1,995 CRAFT INSTRUCTION Haldane 2 - 4 ...... '1.29P McCALL PATTERNS 1985 PONnAC FlERO SE, 2 Dt,, Red ...... '4,795 '3,4960, BOOKS - 21 4 11-20 65 1985 BUICK RIVERA, 2 Dr., Green...... '7,995 $6,996- 1985 FORD F-150 PICKUP, Dark Blue Buy *OneGet One Caseville FG ...... '6,796- FT PTS $5,795 23 1985 BUiCKCENTURY 4 Dr. Chard ...... '6,29BW Bieri 2- 4 1984 CHEVROLEf SUBURBAN STATION WAGON, Tan.. *6,W6" Dunn 31 - , 9 1983 CHEVROLET CELEBRlfV, 4 Dr., Lt Brown ...... '3,495 '2,998- NOW 99c Delmotte 1 1-3 3 FREE 2 3-4 21 1983 FORD RANGER 4x4, Red & Black ...... 84,498d Bruni 6 . Values to $5.00 Cott ick 4 24 10 1983 CHEVROLET VAN CONVERSION, Tan ...... L7,Wb" Smith 6 3-6 15 1982 BUlCK PARK AVENUE 2 Dr., Jadestow ...... '5,995 '4,998- Bennett 1-3 1
1982 OLDS CUTLASS ClERA 2 Dr., Red ...... @ ~- l,W8" ADDITIONAL 22 3 10-20 63 1982 FORD CONVERSION VAN, Charcoal Grey, ...... '4,995 '3,WP Large Group 1982 WICK CENTURY CUSTOM, 4 Dr., Grey ...... '2,498O0 Republicans 1982 CHEVROLET % TON PICKUP ...... '2,995 Y,49P DISCOUNTS 1982 MERCURY LYNX 3 Dr. Red ...... $698- 1982 DODGE ARIES 4 Dr. Lt. Blue ...... '506" On already marked down * slate I dinner 1981 GMC Vi TON 4x4, Green ...... 94,495- FASHION $ The Sanilac County Re- publican Party will hold its 1980 WICK LESABRE, 4 Dr...... '1,496- I Fall'&Winter Lincoln Day*DinnerFeb. 3 1979 GMCTRANS VAN MOTOR HOME ...... @8,WP JEANS 1gB8 at the Sandusky Hall 1978 WNllAC GRAND LEMANS, White '1,495 @894w ...... VFW ...... (Maand Fulton Street). 1978 DODGE VAN, White & Green ...... @79P Fashions = A reception and press in- terview will be held at 6 1978 DODGE 34 TON 4x4, White ...... '2,795 '2,408- p.m. followed by the dinner 1977 MIDAS MOTOR HOME, White 6 Green...... '8,995 @7,991Oo Open every Sunday Noon till 4:OO p.m. and program at 7 p.m. [a - Senate Majority Leader John Engler will be the keynote speaker. Con- gressman Bill Schuette will HOWARD BELL, INC. share the speaker's podium and Clark Want has also "THE THUMB'S TOP TRADER" been invited. B"lCH-PONTlAC=GMC ;ALES & SERVICE The public is invited, -1 however, seating is limited. M.24 AT FRANK ST., CAR0 PH. 673-6126 For reservations, please 1-1 SALE HOURS: MOM-TUCS.-fHURS.-FRI. 8.590; WED. &8:oO; SAT. 8400 CtWMmOPS Pccn7s DlYLIlOH call Della Wright (313)618- 2070, Myrtle mead 648-3382 I or Carol Dale (517) 635-3271. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24,1990 PAGE NINE Spikers Hawks bow to Marlette, ,gear for Thumb B
face tough Vassar next Coach Colleen Langenburg’s Cass City spikers are gearing up for a rugged Thumb B schedule, If the Cass City Red The Hawks, tied at the end cluding a 3-pointer, to keep 13 free shots to take the win. which starts Thursday for Hawks played offense like of the fust quarter at 8-all, his team in frbnt. They were The Hawk junior varsity the Hawks at Vassar. . they did defense, the team went in front by a pair of the only points he scored all also lost to the Raiders in a Saturday the Hawks corn- might wellbe playing for the buckets midway through the night. game in which the lead peted in the Bad Axe Tour- top spot in the league instead second quarter, when the changed hands many times. nament, where they finished of being mired in the base- Raiders went into a pressing The Hawks hit just l7 Of Unfortunately for Cass City 2nd in their pool before ment of the Thumb B Asso- defense with disastrous re- 42 from the and Mar- the last rally was by the being eliminated from play c iation. sults for Cass City. ktte converted 17 0f32,but Raiders adthey won 5 1- by North Huron of the North Chances of turning things B~ the half mlette was added a 3-pointer and 7 of ‘46. Central Thumb League in around Friday will be diffi- Marlette FG FT PTS straight sets. cult as the Hawks travel to in front, 23-18, paced by 9 Cass City FG fl 23 The Hawks opened the 7- Vassar to play the league- points by Chris Storm in the 23 D’Arcy 1 2-2 4 team tourney by splitting leading Vulcms. But the second quarter. Rutkoski 2 2-2 6 Rivard 2 2-3 6 games with Owen-Gage and Hawks should have a chance TheRaiders added to the 3- gEi::r Ubly before the Warriots to enter the win column lead in the third quarter as kValley - 4 0: 112 Heussner 1 0-1 2 ended the Hawks’ tourna- again Friday, Feb. 2, when Chris Gallagher carried the Robertson 4 - 8 Storm ment ride. Bad hecomes to town. The 7 1-1 15 scoringload.Thejuniorfor- Tuckey 5 1-2 11 Chappel 2-5 “We are improving every Hatchets already have a vic- ward hit 5 field goals, in- tory over the Hawks, but the game, especially with our 17 6-8 40 17 1 7-13 44 serving, which is the strong- game rates as a toss-up be- est part of our team,”com- cause Cass City has the mented Langenburg. home court advantage. Langenburg credits much The home court advantage of their success at the service was enough to let the Mar- Broncos press to line to veterans Wendy lette Red Raiders edge by Weaver and Sandy Bulla, Cass City last Friday, 44-40. who have performed well m Coach Ron Nurnberger said pressure situations. the loss could be traced to 2 win over Hawks Langenburg also had troubles the team has suf- praise for the Sue fered with all season. The efforts of inability to hit the open shot it is now apparent that the were in front 8-2 and never cent from the free throw line STEVE TUCKEY made several shots like this from the low Cass City Red Hawks will looked back. With Jeremy while Cass City was just 11 pa!!^^^^ pa!!^^ me and turnovers caused by the doing excellentjob at the press. not remain competitive Miner scoring and rebound- of 23 for 48 percent. post, but it wasn’t enough, as the Red Raiders outlasted the GI against most teams in the ing and Toby Betts and netus.” tipping and spiking for . It’s to the players’ credit, Despite foul trouble, Ja- Hawks, 44-40. - Nurnberger stressed, that Thumb B Association until Trent Lake helping, North son Rokrtson had one of his they continue to play hard- the team learns to play Branch controlled the better games with 13 points nosed defense. Good de- against the press. boards and were the reason and 4 steals. Jeff Edwards North Branch proved that that the Broncos piled up a in 23 points for the . fense comes from willing- again last Tuesday, using a poured ness to put out effort all 33-23 edge rebounding. Broncos. variety of full and half court ” The Broncos rushed in The Hawks also lost the Improving Hawk grapplers game long. presses to demolish Cass front 8-2 in the fust 2 min- junior varsity game, 6943, It was a nip and tuck game City, 72;47, in the Cass City most of the night. Neither utes and then the full court as the Broncos controlled gym* press turned the game into a the boards against the team showed much in the The game was over for all frrst quarter. Cass City was near rout. With just a little smaller Hawks. second in tourney, league practical purposes almost over a half of the first quarter getting the ball inside for Cass before the scant crowd, held gone, the visitors were in City FG FT PTS good shots, but most of them 23 down by the dense fog that front 17-4 and Cass City frrar 1 1 1-C G
shooting statistics. The Tuckey 3 0-2 6 the Sandusky Invitational Hawks were slightly better Saturday in what coach Don from 3-point range as Steve 15 2 11-23 47 Markel called the team’s Tuckey and Mark Mer con- best showing of the year. SUPER N.Branch FG FT PTS nected, to give the team 2 of 23 Cass City finished just2 5 for 50 percent, compared Primeau 1 1 1-2 6 points behind Sandusky, to North Branch’s 3 for 9,30 Gormley 1 2-2 4 which was the winner. The SUNDAY percent. Edwards 8 2 1-1 23 results, in otder of finish, June 1 0-2 2 were: That was the only shooting Betts 3 2-3 8 and the points won statistic that favored Cass Wallington 1 2-2 4 Sandusky, 135 1P; Cas SAVER!City. The Hawks were 15 of Miner 2 5-5 9 City, 133 1/2; Cros-Lex, 35 (43 percent) compared to Jamison 1 1-6 3 114; Byron, 105; Armada, the Broncos’ 24 of 50 (48 Marston 3 - 6 98; Mt. Moms, 84; Flush- percent) from 2-point range, Lake 3 14 7 ing, 80; Bad Axe, 79 1/2. North Branch shot 60 per- 24 3 15-28 72 Cass City won 2 weight classes. Bob Leffler pinned Thumb Dance Jason Adams of Byron in 22 SLICE Central airs seconds for the title in the Club party 125-pound class. His honors list Season’s record is 23-2. Randy Johnson (152 pounds) defeated Chuck Goines of Flushing, 6-0. His 2 liter Warm only-7 88c season’s mark is 19-4. Shawn Sherman fmished e be second when he was pinned by Jerry Gagnon of San- CASS CITY’S TIM HOWITT, 140 lb. class, recorded a 4th dusky in 1:31 in the 119- place finish tqhelp the Hawks claim 2nd place Saturday at the QSiaker pound competition. Also losing in the title match in Sandusky Invitational. Maid fie 189-pound division was on..~11.t:m I m. -1O:JO p.m. Sarold Peasley, who lost to .b bun. i.m: .I~W P.m. AI- Scott Peterson of Flushing, I - was patented in 1937. 5-0. Peasley ’s season’s,rec- 3rd is 20-6, seniors- were named to the Other results in the tour- honors list for the fall semes- ney were: 103-pounds,John ter. Koepf, third (season’s rec- ord, 17-11); 130 pounds, NORTH CENTRAL Casey Howe, third, THUMB D (season’s record, 15-12); WL140 pounds, Tim Howitt, fourth; 145 pounds, Delbert Kingston 80Mathewson, third; 171 Deckerville 62pounds, Ron Woodward, North Huron 5 -2 fourth. Akron-Fairgrove 5 3 OwenGage 43 OTHER MATCHES Peck 35 Wednesday, Jan. 17, the Caseville 26 Hawks defeated Bad Axe, Port Hope 1 6 Carson-Pt.San. 0 7 Local persons A-Fair. 69, Port Hope 47 Kingston 106, CPS 53 in CASplay Peck 71, Caseville 38 RON WOODWARD maintains constant pressure on his OwenGage 70, N. Huron 57 TWOCass City residents, Jon Zdrojewski and Maggie Sandusky foe in the Hawks’ 39-36 loss at home Wednesday. THUMB B Greene, are in the cast of ASSOCIATION Car0 Art Society’s produc- tion of Neil Simon’s “The WLSun shine Boys .” Vassar 60 car0 52The play will be presented Friday and Saturday, Jan. NorthBranch 5 2 26-27, at 8:OO p.m. and Laker 33Sunday, Jan. 28,at3:00p.m. Millington 34The performances are the Bad Axe 25first in-house production Marlette 14held in the Car0 Arts Society Cass City 16Historical Building on Almer St. Also in the cast are G.A. Millington 87, Bad Axe 43 Taggett, Janet Penn, Perry Vassar 76, Car0 68 Siebert and Marlin Kibbe of Marlette 44, Cass City 40 Caro. David Barton is the North Branch 72, Laker 50 director. PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN :
I !-- Accident round-up . CALL 872-2010 d Transit (nonbusiness) rat& 10 words or less, $1.25 each (General) [General) insenion; additional words 7 Merdmdise Merchandise cents each. Three weeks for the price of 2 - cash rate. Save SALE wheat straw. 5 area residents injured money by enclosing cash with FOR - Call 872-2796. 2-1-17-3 mail orders. Rates for display want ad on application. Yarn Shop
WATER PUMP & WATER ' 8 miles north Of M-81and SOFTENER REPAIR M-53 intersection and 1/2 Automotive) & INSTALLATION mile west on Rescue .in crash Friday afternoon Road. New & Rebuilt Pumps FOR SALE - '84 GMC Ih ton 1/2 hp jet pumps $fk2.00 Five area residents were 3:12 p.m. when he failed to vehicles locked. Sheila Pawlak was listed in dent, reports indicate. pickup, fully loaded; '84 1/2 hp submersible Open daily 12:00 till injured in a 2-vehicle acci- yield at a stop sign and col- Milligan, Pawlak and 3 "stable" condition Monday, Earlier last week, a pro- Monte Carlo, low mileage; pumps 350.00 9:OO p.m. dent near the intersection of lided with eastbound '84 Ford Escort. Call 872- Bladder tanks 104.00 an passengers in Pawlak's ve- according to a hospital pane tanker carrying 11,000 3173. 1-1-17-2 Bay City-Forestville and vehicle driven by Sheila M. hicle, John Englehart, 15, spokesman, Who stated the 4 gallonsof liquid propane gas Rebuilt pumps 90.00 Phone 269-8097 1 Schwegler roads Friday af- Pawlak, 23,6960 Bach Rd., 6844 Bach Rd., Gagetown, others were treated and re- swerved in dense fog to Metered softeners 2-3-12-tf FOR 1973 314 installed ternoon, Gagetown and Ashley Pawlak, 4, and leased. avoid hitting a school bus, SALE - GMC 900.00 , ton pickup, 6 cylinder, good NAME PINS, desk name-' Tuscola County Sheriff's Upon impact, both ve- Michael Pawlak, 2, both of Milligan, who was cited by ' causing the truck to leave the deputies said John W. Milli- hicles slid to the southeast rubber, $500. Call 872-3343. Sump pumps - pull pumps plates and plasic signs in. 6960 Bach Rd., were tryis- deputies for failing to stop at roadway and tip over on its various sizes made to your ; gan, 17,5201 Hartsell Rd., comer of the intersection, 1-1-17-ff and well supplies ported by Cass City-Mercy a stop sign, was the only side in a ditch. specification. For informa. ' Cass City, was southbound according to reports, which For same day Ambulance to Huron Me- person not wearing a seat Deputies said David L. FOR SALE - 1986 Buick in-home service tion and prices, contact on Schwegler Road at about state all 4 wheels on both morial Hospital in Bad Axe. belt at the time of the acci- Martus, Brown City, was Skyhawk,silver, 2door, low Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, driving the tanker west on mileage, AMPM stereo Paul's Pump Repair 2xt. 212. 2-2-17-tf * M-46 east of White Creek cassette. Extra clean. Call Call 6734&0 . Road at about 3:30p.m. Jan. after 6:OO or weekends 673- 2-823-tf 16 when he approached a 6940. 1-1-10-3 school bus that had just let C & M SATELLITE has top passengers off and was quality UHF-VHF anten- nas with towers. Satelitte moving slowly. systems and VCRS. Quality Unable to stop, and with a [asJbrand names and service vehicle approaching in the FIREWOOD FOR SALE - after the sale. "We're small eastbound lane, Martus hardwood $35, Birch $30, but our customers are big." Invitations drove thetruckontotheright soft $25. Split and delivered 3651 Phillips Rd., Cass City, shoulder. The vehicle then free, ahy amount. Call 872- Mi. Call 872-5075, Mike and slid into the ditch, stsuck a 3208. 2-1-10-3 Fields, owner. 2-10-11-26 Announcements : driveway and rolled onto its for all social occasions side. Give a Gift FOR SALE - Hearth King , Martus, 34, suffered minor Subscription to wood stove, complete with loaned overnight injuries, according to re- chimney, fireproof base, P ports, which indicate the Cass City Chronicle automatic fan with speed : tanker, owned by Quality control. Used 2 years. 872- Matching accessories 2929. 2-1-17-3 including matchbooks, Energy of Holland, SUS- Birthday, Anniversary napkins, thaqk you notes 1 tained only minor damage, Service personnel Deputies were assisted by College students Beautifully Crafted Cass City Chronicle state police troopers from rich looking Phone 872-2010 the Car0 and Sandusky Gift card sent with every posts, motor carrier officers order. Business Cards KIRBY VACUUMS - Qual< from the state police pasts in ity . Reliability, Perfor: Car0 and Bay City, and the 2-9-21-tf Designed to make the mance. Need Kirby bags;. Kingston Fire Department. first impression a good belts, etc? Will ship parcel- MAKING hectagon tables, one . . . and a lasting one post. Also free in-home demonstrations. Excellent. OTHER MISHAPS birdhouses, doghouses, toy chests, cedar posts, picnic Cass City repair service. Want& Also over the past week, tables, lawn swings, wish- sales peo le. Kirby Corn:. Cass City police reported 3 ing wells, clothes line poles, Chronicle pany, Ba crAxe, phone 26% vehicle accidents involving lawn chairs, wooden Phone 872-2010 7562, evenings479-6543. 2-1-3-15 IT TOOK SEVERAL HOURS to right this liquid propane tanker, which rolled no injuries and only minor flowerpots. 4351 Rescue 2-1-17-tf onto its side in a ditch 3 miles east of Kingston Jan. 16. The driver of the truck damage.A vehicle driven by June Road, Cass City. Call 872- 2039. 2-1-25-tf FOR SALE - snowmobiles, RENT OR LEASE 1973 Panther intentionally the a M. Perlaki, 4395 Elmwood 340 $300.00, left roadway in heavy fog to avoid hitting school bus. FOR SALE - Brand new 1973 292 Yamaha $200.00. BY THE DAY, WEEK, Rd., Cass City, slid on a woman's black leather jac- Phone 872-3819. 2-1-24-3 MONTH OR'YEAR 11 from area patchoficeandbumpdinto ket, size 7-8. Call 872-5336. 1990 PLYMOUTH a parked car, owned by John 2-1-10-3 FOR SALE - June clover SUNDANV New books at Connolly Sr., 6636 Kelly seed in 50-lb. bags. Call AUTOMATE.'AIR CONMTONE TkT, CRJtSE. Provincial On dean's list Rd., Sunday in the parking after 5 p.m. 872-3061. lot at Good Shepherd Lu: WINTER MERCHANDISE 2- 1-24-3 POWER STEERING AND STEREO. Eleven area residents are theran Church, reports state. now clearance sale priced Among 453 students named at Georgine's in Cass City. The incident occurred at LLOYD'S ' I would OfiL9 House sold - to Saginaw Valley State 2-1-24-1 SALE! $1 9E about 10:25 a.m. like to sell almost $2,000 of 1ST 100 MILES FREU University's dean's list for Charles A. Peasley, 5744 House of Lloyd's stock at A DISTANT THUNDER by Teresa de Luca (fiction). the fall 1989 semester. Pringle Rd., Cass City, was FOR SALE - IO00 bales good 30% off during- January. I " to chain Packed off to London to forget an unworthy fiance, Dolly They are Laurie Cramer, clean wheat straw. No rain, can also still take orders or Carrasquez, the spunky half-English daughter of a growling driving south on Vulcan Frank L. Glaza, Theresa Street at Garfield Avenue $1.50 bale. Call 872-2310. parties from the fall Spanish landowner, steals the callous heart of Jack Curtis, a Hurley and Rhonda G. Th- 2-1-17 catalog from an updated street-savvy lad muscling his way into a career in journal- last Wednesday when he availability list and/or from We expect no change in ompson, all of Cass City; pulled into the driver's side staff now that Provincial ism. Dolly runs off to Spain to marry her soldier beau, Kingston residents Melissa Old Castle Exhaust & the new spring catalog. of an eastbound vehicle, Auto Service Please call Sharon Vanden- BOARD House in Cass City has been Lorenfo, taking with her a legacy from Jack. As the Fascists A. Bankowski, Lynne J. Downtown1-800-622- Cass 13 1Qti2 advance positions held by a anarchists, driven by David M. bossche, 872-4245. 2-1-17-2 taken ~verby Tendercare, on motley corps of Gilmore, Julie F. Lis and 10% discount ------4355 ---- 4 Zawilinski, Leach St., _I Inc., from Beverly Enter- Communists and other assorted Republicans, Lorenu, is Brandy K. Smith, Tina M. to all senior citizens % killed and Dolly is bound by her own necessary treachery to Cass City, police said. We offer complete auto prises, Connie Schwaderer, Ballard of Deford, Janice L. According reports, the director, said this week. a good-hearted though ham-fisted laborer named Tomas Cummins of Gagetown and to care and repair RealEstate Forsale 1 :: Garcia. All the while, Jack hasn't forgotten her, nor she him. Susie K. Salcido of Owen- 11 a.m. impact forced Free Estimates Tendercare authorities dale. L Zawilinski's vehicle into a Free pick up and ON THE CUTTING EDGE by Lawrence parked vehicle owned by delivery in town said *at the sale included42 OUT Block In order to qualify for the Hours 7:30-6:00 facilities, 11 of which were (mystery). Matt Scudder is a private investigator, but he honor, students must main- Gary Vollmar. Also last Wednesday, 6597 Main St., Cass City Kelly is'Dealing sold. The company now has doesn't have a license or a business card - or even a bottle of tain a grade point average of Phone 872-425 1 good stashed somewhere in a ramshackle office. For Robert IS. Kitchen, 4800 3 1 facilities with 3,775 beds booze between 3.4 and 3.99 while 2-1-24-1 i and approximately 3,000 that matter, Le doesn't have an office, and he attends AA carrying 12 or more credit Shabbona Rd., Cass City, reported 'hitting a deer at I I:: employees and is the largest meetings most nights. Neverless, his latest case, tracking hours during the semehter. nursing home care company down a missing girl from Indiana, has thePI in and out of sev- about 755 a.m. while driv- in the state. eral of New York's sleaziest drinking joints. While looking ing north on Cemetery Road for the girl, Scudder is befriended by another recovering north of Elmwood Road. alcoholic, who promptly dies, taking'a terrible secret with Pricing BUSINESS CARDS Provincial House was es- Available 1-Color tablished in October of 1973 him to the grave. Matters are further complicated when and acquired by Beverly Scudder finds himself falling in love with the attractive complaints MOST Enterprises Jan. I, 1982. super at the building where the dead man lived. increase FURNACES BURN Find the Service or Product in state You Need in This. .. . Action Guide I MORE Notice If I Complaints by consumers I NEW ON THE MARKET! to the Department of THAN STATE OF MICHIGAN 3 bedroom Cape Cod just west of Cass City. Lou of SERViCE Agriculture's Food Division PROBATE COURT updating done in last 7 years. Full basement, attached I about retail item pricing in JUST COUNTY OF TUSCOLA garage, plus 2 other buildings, one all set up as work- fiscal year 1989 were almost shop. C4832 CLAIMS NOTICE double the amount received GAS Independent probate I, I, 1 in 1988, Food Division Di- PRICED IN THE 40's rector E.C. Heffron has an- FILE NO. 90-2&488-JE Have your Christmas party in this 24x24 great room. I TuffOKote Dinol nounced. ~stattof Walter ~offm~,de- Located in Cass City on large lot. 3 bedroom brick Over 240 such complaints ceased,Social Security No. 38624- home with lots of remodeling done. 2 car garage with were received last year. paved driveway. TCC945 s - Plants - Balloons 4373.To ALL INTERESTED PER- Under the state's Con- SONS: sumer Pricing and Advertis- Your interest in thc estate may be NEAT AS A PIN! Phone 87203935 ing Act, sellers may not The Lennox Pulsem barred or affected by the following: Just south of Cass City. 2 bearom home op 5 acres with known acreage available if you want it. sun rmm Mutflers-Shocks Phone 269.9585 knowingly charge more than Gas Furnace bums The decedent, whose last more Nice lifetlma guarantees the displayed or indicated address was 4821 E. Huron Line with a deck off it. Hot wafer gas heat, large breezeway, Minor engine repairs up to 46% less gas Road, Cass City, Michigan 48726 2 car garage. C4831 Cemfied mdcharuc price of any retail item. died 20,1989. The law also requires that than conventional December BklfmkCkrubh, Prop. An instrument dated February 27, MORE items displayed for retail 1973 has hen admitted the will FOR YOUR MONEY! furnaces. So the as Between Cass City and Bad Axe. 3 bedroom ranch on sale must be clearly stamped of the deceased. SALES & SERVICE or affixed with their prices. choice is yours. Get Creditors of the deceased are noti- 2 1/2 acres, 2 baths, garage, paved road, gas heat, ex- lvCL UNC W MACK CHlC that all claims against the estate cellent cohdition inside and out. C4834 KlfCHfN AND WNORV WINDOW CLEANINQ Exemptions including a Lennox Pulse. Or fied will be forever badunless pre- * Ql0~m~.Qcrbbn8~Win8owr vending machine items, watch your hard- sented to the independent personal I CUSTOMCARPENTRY I JlnNOtW Sarvicr FWr. items not packaged, live representative, Elmer Hoffman, Earor I Gullrr~Clrrnad Hl.Rirrr earned money go up BY YOU BANK (Eubank) son~cr& Ranlrl plants and animals, motor 4316 Bach Road, Cass City, Michi- 4534 West Si.,Cas City Ertlmiiri on Cornmorclrl, vehicles and motor vehicle in smoke. gan 48726, or to bththe independ- Phone 872-3708 @ Fuelgas R@rldanllrlI If~dullflrlWork parts, packages of 20 or ent ptrsonal representative and the Professional, Courteous, Complrlo lnrurrncr Covofagr fewer cigarettes, and pre- Tuscola County Probate Court, Quality Service a,tnctlon of M.53 Socurlty Sonlcor Arrll@h Cam, Michigan 48723, within 4 rnd M-81 priced greeting cards, ~HETLEBmonths of date of publication of Over 15 years experience 1120 Oratlot, Saglnaw the Car8 Clly According to the act, when PLUMBING 81 HEATING this notice. Call Phone 872-2101 overcharges are caused by Licensed Master Plumber Notice is furher given that the es- 790-7609 automatic check out sys- PIGEON 453-3531 tate will bethereafterassigned to the I persons entitled to it. Buy your carpet or ilmieum, then 'I tems, consumers may be BAD AXE 269-8091 call us for expert installation. We eligible to receive not only CASCITY 872-5084 Call Cass City 517-872-2248 or also do custom and repair work This space could CLARK & CLARK,P.C. the return of the overcharge, " Fadory trained."We Do ii Right.' be yours for By: Donald R. Clark P11922 Caro517-633-25% Satisfactionguaranteed. but an additional amount 115 N. Hanselman Smt Kelly W. Smith, Broker J. J.'s Flooring Service as little as $1.75 equal to 10 times the over- Bad 48413 (517) Rerldentlrl LlStlngS Wantodl Cass city per week. charge, but not less than $1 269-6407 Phone 072-4701 nor more than $5. 1-24-1 0. c
CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24,1990 PAGE ELEVEN CALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU [ RFJry$:e] For Rent Notices I Notices 1 r-Noticee \ I Services 1 I Services 1 1 Wanted to Buy 1 ~~~ HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GARY WILLS THINKING ABOUT buying FOR RENT - 3 bedroom Lordy Lordy ___~~~ WANTED - old oriental house in country, large Mama. Love, Sonya. Lordy-Lord y Elmer H. Francis CONSTRUCTION ;-or selling? Call Dwight SUE PAWLOSKI 5-1-24-1 Licensed/Insured Builder rugs, any size or condition. yard, attached garage. . Look Who’s Call 1-800-443-7740. 6-1-24-4 : Loeding - Kelly & Co. Re- $300.00 a month with sec- : alty, 872-5004 or 673-2555. is 40! HomedRemodeling urity deposit, Available Forty! NEW HC IMES OR New 3-10-4-tf Repair, Pole BuildingdTruss Feb. 1st. Call after 4:OO - REM01 1ELING Setting, SandGravel & WANTED - good used man- 872-4183. 4- 1-10-3 ROO tING Top soil, Excavating/Demolition ure spreader. Ralph Smith, LISTINGS NEEDED - Call SID NC phone 313-672-9394. 6-1-17-3 for free appraisal. Our ex- FOR RENT - The Paint Bulldozing & Grading perience is your insurance. Store has a wallpaper WANTED - horses and Wentoski Realty, Cass steamer for easy removal Free estimates Happy Birthday Licensed and insured Reasonable rates ponies for a riding stable, City, phone 872-4377. of old wallpaper. Call 872- Send a message to your paying top dollar. Contact I Brenda 5% Senior Citizen Discount I 3-5-28-tf 2445. 4-11-2-tf Special Valentines (517) 673-2625 or (313) 627- I Campbell Staff Phone 872-2921 + 5-1-24-1 8-1-24- 10 M-81 east of Cass City 2826. 6-1-17-4 ForRent With a Chronicle 5-1-24-1 1 Noticee 1 Valentine Ad Call 517&72-3505 “INCOME TAX Service” - 8-5-3-tf FOR RENT - Masonic Tem- Prompt, personal atten- 5-1-24-2 BINGO - Every Thursday CUSTOM WANTED - silver coins, ple Refreshment Hall - par- CASS CITY OVEREATERS tion ...Soper’s Tax Service, at St. Pancratius Hall, S. SLAUGHTERING dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 ties, dinners, meetings. No ANONYMOUS 3371 River St., Kingston, Seeger, Cass City. Doors Smith Refrigeration and back L silver dollars alcoholic beverages. Call Mondays 4-5 p.m. MI. Phone517-683-2815, WmTED - Boarder to live open 6: 00 p.m. Early-bird BEEF-~ORK-VEAL-LAMB 1878 to 1935. Paying top Ted Furness, 872-4509. 5-1-3-15 in my home and share ex- 6130, regular bingo 7:oo- CURING, SMOKING AND price. The Coin Shop, 6439 4-2-17-tf Hills & Dales General penses. No drugs, smoking, Phone 872-5410. Knights of PROCESSING Main. Phone 872-3919. Hospital basement VFW LADIES’ Auxiliary drinking. Elaine Columbus Council No. 8892. 6-9-21-tf FOR RENT - storage, Cas$ meeting room euchre party, Saturday, Armstrong 872-3723,4190 S. 5-12-31-tf TUBDAY & FRIDAY Sherman, Cass City. Appliance Repair City Mini-Storage. Call 872- Jan. 27, at 7:30 p.m., $2.00 ERLA 3917. 4-1-25-tf Phone 872-2121, ext. 222 a wrson, everyone wel- 5- 1-24-3 [ To Give Away I come, lunch served. Packing Co., Inc. All makes and models FOR RENT - House, %bed; Caro group meets 5-1-24-1 SLOW SUNDAY? with purchase of Com- room, $300 Der month, first Wednesdays 7:00-8:00 P.m. Come to the book store plete exhaust system USDA Plant 1074 Call FREE PUPPIES to loving United Mkhodist Church and browse, great dnd la& month’s deposit, Jan. 25 - 31, 1990 Cass City 517-872-2191 872-3092 home. Mother is Shepherd, , 2898N. VanDyke. Call (313) Gilford Road Wildwood Farms winter reading fr)r 8-4-9-tf 8-3-15-tf W and Rottweiler mix - 652-0388. 4-10-18-tf 5-1-24-1 Restaurant everyone. Old Castle fat(r er is Black Lab. Call -~ Open 12:00 - 4:OO p.m. after 7 p.m. 872-3454. GRANT APARTMENTS - OES CARD PARTY All new Friday night Sundays Exhaust 66 Auto 7-1-24-3 ip Owendale, starting at’ Seafood Buffet Information Service Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top 9265 month. Heat included, Saturday, Jan. 27 Featuring real crab legs 6597 Main St., Cass City Cass City dollar for your property. par public schools. Call Exchange Phone 872-2215 Phone 872-3019, Cass City. hair 6467 Main, Cass City well ~dlli~~ FREG PUPPIES, 917-678-4401. Equal Housing 7:30 p.m. Saturday night 872-5434 8-10-3-tf Irish Setter, half German Opportunity. Handicapped at Masonic Temple “Baron of Beef” Buffet and Shepherd. Call 872-3762. facilities. 4-8-24-t f Closed Tuesdays and DID YOU KNOW C & M 7-1-17-3 will now feature Thursdays 5-1-17-2 Lebioda Refreshments-gif ts real crab legs 1 Satellite Antennas, ser- Pump Repair ONIONVILLE Apartments Excavating prizes e 5- 1-24-4 - in Unionville, starting at Donation $2.00 STATE LICENSED (Help Wanted) $260 month. Heat included, quality gravel, sand and hear public schools. Call SEEGEORGINE’S~~~~~~6:W - regular bingo 7:W. radios? 3651 Phillips Rd., Phone 673-3800 Dlack dirt,. septic sys- WANTED assistant car- Sponsored by Order ;ems, ditch digging, - 517-674-2904. Equal Housing of Eastern Star5-1-24-1 City for its hst deals on Post 3624 VFW, E. Main St. Cass City. Call 872-5075 free a-l-n-tf pet installer, full time. Call Opportunity. Handicapped winter sale outfits. 5-1-24-1 5-2-26-t f estimates. 5-10-11-26 Dasements, driveways, Bud at Schneeberger’s 872- acilities. 4-8-24-t f water lines, brush hog- ‘3315. 11-11-15-tf E ging, etc.
Call John 872-3149 GREAT LAKES Junior Col- Call Beth 872-2861 lege, Caro campus, is ac- For Sale By BOA.Calka Real Estate 8-8-234 cepting resumes for part Look..t) time data processing, elec- Waiting to be Bought!! tronics and secretarial teaching positions, I SEPTIC SYSTEMS I Bachelor’s degree re- OWENDALE: I BUILDING SITE: 1 Acre high and dry - $5,000. L.#16,@2 I Simpson Please indicate -dayleven- SPECIAL - reduced from $28,500. to $23,500. for immediate SALE - - 2 story home ing preference. Send re- with 4 bedrooms; 1 1/2 bathrooms; FAMILY ROOM - dining room; forced hot water I Excavating WE HAVE SEVERAL BUSINESS BUILDINGS IN CASS CITY FOR SALE - I sume to Campus Director, heating system - thoroughly insulated - snack bar; many other features - treed lot, 8x14’ Care,G.L.J.C., MI 48m, 1231 CleaverEOE Rd., please call office for more information. I Dozer - backhoe -loader hip roof utility building - across the street from High School - - - priced at $23,5Oo.Oo, I way below replacement value. Call right now for an appointment!!! L.#16,617. topsoil - gravel - sand 11-1-174 FOR SALE: Onc of the most attractive homes in Cass City: approximately 2,000 I any size fill job square feet of living space - RANCH TYPE-BRICK - All American Walnut finish I driveways - waterlines cabinets; living room approx. 13x27’- Andersen windows; large 5’ china cabinet built FARMS: 217 112 acres: 3 bedroom, one story home; large tool shed; barn; etc. I this & that SPANISH OR German skil- in - Central Vacuum system; Kitchen Aid dishwasher; sliding glass doors from NOVESTA TOWNSHIP - - - $159,500. terms. L.#16,643. I Free Estimate led instructor for conversa- bedroom or entertainment center to 15x32’wolmanized deck; plus large PATIO for tional class, to teach 2 or entertaining; large 2 car garage - plus basement partitioned for two more bedrooms or FARMS: 160 ACRES with Ranch type home - large barns; 3 stall milking parlor; 3-hour weekly class in Cass $139,500. terms. L#16,643. phone 872-45028-1-17-tf City and Saginaw; Call offices; FIREPLACE - situatedon two nicely landscaped lots - 2 large bathrooms;plus (517) 832-4377 or write J. plumbing fmadditional in basement; $99,950. terms. L.#16,634 i .FARMS: Near Brown City - 159 ACRES: 155 acres tillable highly productive soil - Ly&errnQ, Northwood In- .t!i.iLl .” . , CLECTRIC MOTOR and . *, 46 stanchion barn; holding barn approx. 40x60’- tool shed; home has gas furnace, deep stitute, 3225 Cook Rd., Mid- mwer tool repair, 4 p.m. to land, MI 48640. 11-1-104 RANCH TYPE home with approx, 1600 square feet of living area - built in 1986 - well with own water system submersible pump; $20,000.00 down - balance on land I p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to g;& g;& sunken living room with FIREPLACE - formal dining room;2car - home sets contract. L.# 16,28 1 l p.m. Saturdays. John on a knoll overlooking the whole countryside - Immediate Possession - VACANT - Ilair, 118 mile west of M-53 HELP WANTED - RNs financing available. L#16,652 ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED - - - on this Ranch type home with breezeway and two In Sebewaing Road. Phone wanted, full-time, part- car garage attached- basement; FIREPLACE - circular drive; natural gas forced hot 169-7909. 8-12-13-ff time, anytime. Come give 10 ACRES - close to Cass City - - - SPECIAL - - - 1856 square feet of living space air furnace; all this on one acre landscaped - TV tower with rotor - all offers will be us a try. Hills and Dales - built in 1976; close in to Cass City FINE FAMILY HOME - Therm0 Windows; General Hospital, Cass - considered. L.#16,592 City. Call Curt Landrith at FAMILY ROOM 24x24’ - thoroughly insulated; plus large 24x36’ building for 2 car 872-2121. 11-12-274 garage plus large workshop with 200 amp service; 50 amp service for welding; beautiful JUST OUTSIDE VILLAGE LIMITS: Quad-Level home with over 1700 square feet Carpet & Upholstery setting - - - all this for $59,900. TERMS. CALL RIGHT NOW FOR AN APPOINT- of finished living area - 3 bedrooms; 2 bathrooms; Carpeting over hardwood floors; Cleaning [Work Wanted) MENT!! L.#16,637 16x 18’FAMILY ROOM with Brick FIREPLACE; built in range &oven and exhaust \ # fan and hood; practically all rooms are wet-plastered - sliding glass door leadsoff dining Free estimates BRANDNEW HOMEon VirginiaStreet in CassCity over 1600 square feet RANCH Truck mounted eauiDment WILL BABY-SIT 1-year- - area to 12x20’deck (treated lumber); all carpeting, drapes and curtains remain - garage Aut; kterior olds to kindergarten in my TYPE with aluminum siding and overhang in aluminum; natural gas fired energy mate attached - many other features - all this for $75,000. Nicely landscaped lot - mature Commercial home in Cass City, days and boiler cost over $7500.00 - extra large basement; 1 1/2 bathrooms; FAMILY ROOM trees, etc. 140x222: exfra large lot. Call today - shown by appointment!!! L.#16,532 Reasonable some evenings, starting - attached two car garage - READY TO MOVE INTO - Immediate Possession. rates Feb. 5. Have references. PRICED TO SELL RIGHT NOW!!! L.#16,638 IN CASS CITY: ALL THE HOME YOUR FAMILY WILL EVER NEED!!! In Phone 872-2736 anytime. excellent condition - formal dining room with large picture window; downstairs 12-1-17-3 ATTRACTIVE home - one story (Former Mr. and Mrs.Leo Ware Home) all bedroom with French doors that lead to wooden deck 12x21’ -‘large bathroom remodeled; 1350 square feet of living area - 5 large rooms plus family room in lower downstairs and upstairs - if you need INCOME easily two family or 1 large family - DAY CARE - Christian level - Moncricf furnace plus wood-burning stove; lots of closet and storage space - beautiful woodwork - many features too numerous to mention; GARAGE - or will mom, licensed, Deckerville PLUS 24x24’ 2 car garage with wood-burning stove and work bench; plus BARN Rd., Deford. No. RENT to responsible family. L.#16,632 FH7900683. Call 872-4596. 28x32’ with storage & workshop to rear of building - - - all this on 2 ACRES of land 12-1-17-3 - - - VACANT - - - All offers considered- Possible land contract to responsible family. VACANT -IN CASS CITY L.#16,627 Chuck O’Dell Excavating WILL DO sewing, infant to MAIN STREET - Zoned General Business - - - Building 28x90 approx. plus cold Over 20 years’ experience 20 ACRES - Choice building site - on Bach Road - just off Elkton Rd. - $16,OoQ,OO. storage; 28x40’ approx. 5 large windows; Mansard roof; York air conditioner- natural adult, repair work, replace Septic systems installed zippers, crafts, etc. Call Terms. gas heating system - PLUS warehousing andoff street parking possibleor for expansion 872-4594. 12-1-10-3 Ideal for PARTS STORE or any other retail outlet; easy terms. IMMEDIATE and cleaned - - - - sand - gravel -ponds 20 ACRES - 2nd home - built in 1976 - home away from home - 10 acres woods - 10 POSSESSION. L.# 16,644 & 16,@9 ditching - hydrahoe - acres clear - Ranch type with 2 bedrooms - very neat in and out - AI1 this for $39,500. EXPERIENCED medical - - 1 dozer - backhoe Terms. transcriber would like part- JUST THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!!! In excellentcondition Phon‘e (517) 872-3031 time work in her home or your office. Call 674-2736. STARTER HOME: Attention newlyweds; one story; Fireplace; basement; water - formal dining room with picture window; downstairs bedroom with French doors that 4323 Krapf Rd. lead to wooden deck 12x21’; large bathroom down and bathroom upstairs; ONE Cass City, Michigan 12-1-24-1 softener; thermo windows; insulation walls and ceiling; many other features - located 8-6-3-tf in Cass City - priced to sell at $27,500. Terms. FAMILY OR TWO FAMILY HOME - large living room - beautiful woodwork - many features too numerous to mention - Call 872-3355for personal showing,garage. NEED SOMEONE to TERMS.L,16,632 QUALITY SERVICE: All clean? Call 87211020. Look- makes and models of TVs, ing for steady cleaning STARTER HOME: 3 bedrooms; laundry room; dining area - breezeway - attached VCRs, satellite equipment jobs, I have many refer- LISTINGS WANTED ON ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE and UHV-VHF antennas: ences. 12-1-17-2 BUYERS WAITING!!! I garage; utility building - all this on 2 Acres - $29,500. May hold land contract. L.16,607 C&M Satellite Antennas, 3651 Phillips Rd., Cass City, LOTS OF HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY!! EJtra large living room with STONE MI. Call 872-5075. 8-10-11-26 Eard of Thanks 1 FIREPLACE; large thermo picture window; 1 1/2 story all remodeled, and decorated WE HAVE BUSINESS YOU WANT!!! JUST THE in good taste - 1 3/4 bathrooms - natural gas furnace; formal dining room; SUN ROOM For Fast, Efficient WE WANT TO express our leads to deck; Stone garage - circular drive- asking $49,SoO. Terms. L,16,@0 Repairs on your thanks to relatives, friends HARDWWTOBE;:Family hardware - brick building - well stocked and equipped and neighbors for flowers - all modem living quarters - basement; 100%business location - $225,000 including STARTER HOME: Newly painted - SEVEN ROOMS; new aluminum storms and rh Satellite and support at the time of inventory - Terms. L. 16,641 screens; practically new roof; 4 bedrooms; den, natural gas forced hot air furnace; large the death of Wesley Boyl. kitchen with washer & dryer hook-ups; priced to sell immediately at $35,000, Terms. System To Rev. Lynn Chapell for PARTY STORE: Grossing over per month; Lotto Commission over $300.00 his comforting words, the $30,000 ’ L. 16,574 pcr week - real estate, fixtures, equipment $200,000 plus inventory. L16,600 ladies of the Kingston Un- Call: Sheila Hallahan, 872-4538 or 872-3355 wca,,ited Methodist Church for Rick’s Dale Brown 872-3 158 or 872-3355’ the lupch and everyone that GAS STATIm: Owner grossing over $550,000, comes with real estate, equipment, Earth Station helped. Also thanks to Hills fixtures and inventory - all this on 7.9 acres - $250,000.Terms. Junior College to open WE NOW HAVE TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER!!! 1433 E. Caro Rd. and Dales Hospital and Dr, in January, 1990. Caro. Phone 673-4783.8- 10-19-t Donahue for their care. Caro & Cam City Your kindness will long be remembered. Jean Boyl, 673-8717 I 872-3355 VACANT! !! Norajean and Tom Little SPECIAL!!! Business Building comes with all fixtures andequipment - Ideal Ken Martin and family, Ben and Nancy for Grocery Store - Party Store - living quarters to rear of building - situated Electric, Inc. Boyl and family, Wayne on 3 lots - lots of parking; priced to sell immediately for $22,500. and Karen Boyl and family. w B.A. CALKA, REALTOR Hohu - F~rm 13-1-24-1 \ Commercial PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL!! 2 Acres - fairly new furnace - home in fair condition - Industrial - - all this for $21,500. Terms. Possession on short notice. 6306 West Main Street New and rewire [ Memorial 1 Cass City, Michigan 48726 State Licensed ; INDUSTRIAL BUILDING: over 35,000 square feet of floor space - plus 5 acres of WALHouSlw IN LOVING MEMORY of land concrete & block construction new electrical and heating system natural gas REALIOR~ Call 517-872-3355 OPPORTUHfV our son, William S. Wills. ; - - Phone 872-4114 Sadly missed by those who [ fircd; many other features; call office for more information. $50,000 down payment 4180 HWComer Road loved and knew Bill. I - land contract available. L. 16,645 Our 39th year serving Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron Counties 8-8-10-tf 13-1-24-1
I , PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 24,1990 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN I Outstandine ‘Taking Honor top sheriff’s department employees of 1989 stock By MI Myers Outstanding Tuscola 1989 was appointed to the County Sheriff’s Depart- post of Emergency Services ment employees were hon- coordinator. ored during the The respected :John their goals. about municipal bonds? department’s annual meet- Kinney, 40, is an 18-year Nuveen & Co., bond dealers The people worth over Stockbrokers were the ing Thursday night. veteran of the department. since ‘way back when, re- $150,000 thought real estak greatest source of advice. He was hired as a deputy cently ran a survey of what most attractive; those with Here’s a group of fellows Sheriff Tom Kern, who sheriff in December 1971. investments people like. less than $150,000 liked who have a great conflict of presented awards to 5 offi- The reason I plowed through stocks or mutual funds. interest. They have to sell to cers, remarked that recogni- Also honored Thursday this 80 pages of results was Despite the preference of make a living. Seldom do tion will be given annually were Detective Sgt. Larry because the study was con- the richer people for real they advise you to sell a to cmployecs whose work . Walker, Deputy Patrick fined to people with estate, the totals in the sur- stock or security. They push bcst exemplifies dedicated Finn and Corrections Offi-. $100,000 or more in invest- vey didn’t rank it among the high-commission prod- and professional law en- cer Kevin Thane, who each ments, besides their house. their first 3 groups for the ucts - - or at least most of forccment. received letters of commen- Most of these surveys try to best performance the next them do. Limited partner- Employccs recognized last dation, cover the whole waterfront, 10 years. Top 3, they ships, variable life, univer- week included deputies and get a cross-sectionof the thought, were: sal life, single-premium life, James E. Jashinske and Walker was recognized for population. If a person mutual funds and stocks. . Robert L. Kinney, who were his efforts in solving a case hasn’t been lucky or bright Stocks . . . .47% named the outstanding em- involving the discovery of enough to pile up say CD’s ...... 20% Merrill Lynch, for ex- ployees of 1989. the nearly 40-year-old re- $100,000, his opinions and Bonds...... 17% ample, until just recently, ,mainsof Saginaw teen Rich- his habits don’t have much gave their salesmen an extra “Your peers have nomi- ard Hudsod which were dis- bearing on this subject. Far- When asked about “second 8%for selling Merrill’s own nated you as.. .the best, aqd covered in a shallow grave give the pomposity; I’m just best” performance, bonds mutual funds. That would you should be proud of this last September near Indi- being realistic. were ahead of CD’s consid- tend to influence a salesman acc ompl ish men t ,” Kern anfields Township Park. There was a big enough erably. In their choice for just a mite, don’t you think? said. “You have thy respect sample - - 400 - - to make the No. 1 in the field, though, of the people who work both Waker’s investigation results worthwhile. bonds ran No. 3. I’ve known a couple of with and around you.” revealed that Hudson had A summary of the survey Half those surveyed said if dozen brokers and dealt with them over 40 years, at one OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEES -nscola County Sheriff Jashinske, 47, was hired by walked away from what was follows; details and com- ‘interestrates went down in then the State Hospital for ments come later, the next year they’d shift time or another. I can think Tom Kern (above, center) Thursday announced deputies Epileptics in Caro, Aug. 13, 1.40% had assets of over more money into stocks. of only 3 who had the :~n~e~~~~~~~a~~~~~~;customer’s long-term inter- He was promo,ted to certi- 1950, and never returned. $200,000. The above data of their Robert Kinney (left) and James Jashinske have been named 2. 82% owned individual summary took 5 double- est at heart. I know of only 2 fied deputy sheriff in Octo- who constantly study the the department’s employees of the year for 1989. ber 1978 and in January A 21-year sheriff‘s depart- stocks. spaced typing pages. This ment veteran, Walker, 48, .3.75% had money market moth-eaten country editor field they’re in, and are was hired as a deputy in accounts. said the same thing in 1 1/2 learning more every year by December 1968, He was 4.66% had CD’s and 66% pages. “Give ‘em the their efforts, and not from Fortson waives promoted to sergeant in had stock mutual funds. cream,” said my old mentor, some knowledge rubbing 5. 16% had over half their “No skim milk.’’ off on them from associates. 0 A January 1973, and has held the rank of detective since assets in stocks. Some of the findings in- October 1975. 6.10% had over half in real trigued me. Here was a Later we’ll get into some arraignment, estate.7. 40% said their primary group of well-off people, other findings of the survey. Finn, 37, was recognized satisfied with their invest- for his efforts in a Sept. 5 adviser was a stockbroker. ments, content their goals Bill Myers is a retired 60% said the broker was would be achieved, and yet - editor and investment pleads innocent incident in which his in- counselor. structions over the tele- relied on most often for The former Cass City man tered a plea of guilty to phone were instrumental in advice. 66% of them had CD’s, 8. Accountants werc con- although short governments charged in the Jan. 6 shoot- Criminal Sexual Conduct, saving a life. Sr. Citizens Menu ing death of John A. Bulla, second degree. sulted by 30%, and were would have yielded more. primary advisers for 12%. Cass City, waived his ar- Sentencing is to be sched- Finn has been with the 66% had stock mutual Senior citizens are asked raignment in Tuscola uled for the defendant, Alec sheriff‘s department since 9. Lawyers were consulted funds which charged them to make reservations on the County Ckuit Court Fri- Mester, 5348 ShabbonaRd., September 1975. He started by 20% but were primary up 1% of their investment day of the meal between 8 whose bond was continued as a corrections officer and advisers for only 7%. for management, besides, in a.m.-9 a.m. by calling Ann by. Stepka 872-5337. A plea of innocent was at $15,000. was promoted to certified 10. Retirement goals rated half the cases, a load charge entered on behalf of John D. Court records state Mester deputy sheriff in July 1977. ‘very important’: when buying. is charged with engaging in Accountants were relied Monday, Jan. 29 - Oven Fortson Jr., 30, of Mayville, Breaded Chicken, Mashed sexual contact with a person Thane, who was hired by Retirement. I 58% on for advice by 30%, half who stood mute, A pretrial Potatoes, Salad Bar, Vari- under the age of 13 years the department as a correc- Cutting income tax. .44% again as many as lawyers. hearing in the case was tions officer last March, was ety Bread, Apple. slated for Feb. 6. Nov. 11 in Novesta Town- Savings . . . .43% Bankers weren’t even men- ship. honored for quick action and Current income. . .27% tioned. Wednesday, Jan. 31 - Fortson is charged with immediate response when a shooting and killing Bulla, Perry A. Kressin, 43, of College for children . .26% Cutting income tax was a Sliced Turkey Roll, Mashed pleaded jail inmate attempted sui- goal for 4496, yet primary Potatoes, Green Beans, DETECTIVE SGT. Larry Walker was 36, with a 12-gauge shotgun Lexington, guilty to Muffins,Fruit Cocktail. at Fortson’s First Street resi- charges of no account check cide. THe 26-year-old was Nearly all said they were investments were stocks, recognized for his efforts in helping to recommended for the honor confident (45%) or fairly real estate, CD’s and taxable Feb. 2 Fridav.--,I - Not availa- dence in Mayville. The 2 and non-sufficient fund by a senior officer. solve a missing persons complaint that p.m. shooting allegedly check. confident (5 1%I 111 reaching bonds. Anyone tell them ble,-- stemmed from an argument Sentencing is to be set. had gone unsolved since Aug. 13,1950. between the 2 over a $300 Bond was continued at a debt Bulla claimed Fortson combined $7,000. owed him related to the sale According to records, of a vehicle. Kressin’s offenses involved Also Friday, Courtney E. a no account check valued at Bedell, 20, of Vassar, was $123.47 and made payable sentenced to 45 days in the to V~SWShop-Rite July 14 county jail, with permission in Vas&, and a non-suffi- to participate in work re- cient fund check for lease, for his Dec. 12 convic- $1,617.15 applied on ac- tion of probation violation. count at State Savings Bank Probation was ordered of Car0 May 11 continued for Bedell, who Car0 resident Christine F. was charged with violating Urban, 27, entered a plea of probation by consuming innocent to a charge of pro- I alcohol on or about Aug. 8. bation violation. Mary Jo Putnam, 30, of The court appointed coun- I, SUNDAY Caro, was sentenced on a sel for the defendant, whose one-year delayed sentence. bond was set at $5,000. The Her case was dismissed, case was continued to Fri- according to court records, &Y* J which state she pleaded no Records state Urban vio- contest Dec. 16, 1988, to a lated probation by failing to charge of no account check. report to her supervising A In other proceedings, a 65- agent in October and No- year-old Deford man en- vember 1988. N DEPUTY PATRICK Finn (left) ce-
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