- CASSVOLUME 90, NUMBER 21 -’--YDNESDAY. AUGUST 21.1996CHRONICLE FIFTY PENTC 1 A DAP-CC

$“ ,., $’* It’s back to school time for students Students may find it hard to Commire; and new middle while elementary students teachers will report forstheir believe, but it’s time to dust school Guidance Counselor will attend from 8:10 a.m. to first day Monday, while stu- off their back packs, stock up Joan Helwig, who replaces 2:40 p.m. dents will attend their first on pencils and paper, and get retiring Dick Partlo. Students will have both Fri- full day of school lbesday. ready for a new school year. Also new to the district is day and Monday, Sept. 2, off Summer vacation will be Jason Smigell, who replaces for the Labor Day holiday. The school day will run over in less than a week, and band instructor Brian Knoll, The lunch and breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to 250 p.m. school officials in the Cass and Kelly Kastraba, who will programs will get underway at the junior/senior high City, Kingston, Owen-Gage fill a part-time Reading Re- on the first half-day of school, and from 8:30 am. and Ubly districts are gear- covery (,Title I) position. school. Lunch prices - $1 to 3 p.m. at the elementary ing up to open their doors for School officials are also in at the high school and 90 school. the start of the 1996-97 the process of filling a va- cents at the elementary -are Students will have both Fri- school year. cancy left by seventh grade the same as last year, as are day and Monday, Sept. 2, off Area students will attend teacher Liz Blom. breakfast prices. for the Labor Day holiday. their first full day of classes New to the school staff this A special juniorhenior high Tuesday, Aug. 27. KINGSTON year is Beth Marshall, who open house will be held The following is a roundup has been hired as a part-time Monday from 6 to 8 p.m,, of school related information Students in the Kingston preschool teacher. Connie when students can tour the provided by each of the School District will start the Terpenning has been hired as school and pick up their school districts: year off with a half-day of the new cheerleading coach. schedules. A seventh grade classes Tuesday. Teachers Also new this year will be orientation will begin at 7:30 CASS CITY are to report Monday. an elementary handbook that p.m. will be distributed to students There will be 2 sections of The first full day of school Cas City students will be- on the first day of school. kindergarten this year, with will beAug. 28. High school gin the year with a full day OWEN-GAGE one group attending full days of classes Tuesday. The students will attend classes school day will run from from 8:20 a.m. to 2:50 p.m., Owen-Gage School District Please turn to back page. 8:20 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the el- ementary and middle schools, and from 8:25 a.m. SEEING DOUBLE - An entry in Saturday’s Octagon Barn Festival parade is to 3:lO p.m. at the high Company growth spurs school.*. dwarfed above by the real thing just north of Bay City-Forestville on Ritchie Road, Students will have Monday, Residents from all over drove to the site to get a close look at the unique barn and Sept. 2, off in observance of change at Walbro the Labor Day holiday. farmhouse, as well as a number of special attractions. (See story page 7) Lunch will be served the are thisme as last ykar at and chief executive officer of 95 cents for elementary stu- Walbro Corporation, an- dents and $1 for middle and nounced that the growth of Cass City, Decker teens high school students. the company has made it nec- The district’s breakfast pro- essary for him to relinquish gram will begin Tuesday, the duties of president of Sept. 3. The cost is 80 cents, Walbro Corporation to Frank and students who wish to E. Bauchiero, 61. arrested for break-ins participate in the program The change will allow will be allowed in each Althaver to concentrate on building’s cafeteria 15 to 20 the financial aspects of the With the help of some con- Both lzydorek and commit larceny, conspiracy tion of break-ins outside the company and its major ac- fidential informants, Cass minutes prior to the begin- Fettcrhoffwere arrested Fri- to commit breaking and en- village has been Det. Sgt, ning of school time. counts. City police and the Tuscola day and will he charged with tering and larceny in a build- Patrick Woidan of the Applications for free and Althaver became president County Sheriff’s Department * multiple counts of breaking ing. sheriff’s department, who reduced meals are being sent of Walbro in 1977 when the have arrested suspects and entering with intent to Working on the investiga- company grossed about wanted in conncction with Please turn to back page. to the parents of all students several break-ins in the area involving thousands of dol- lars in property and property dollar company. He became damage. those in-1995-96. Adjust- Walbro board. man resources. Plan new Cass Citv ments to balance the bus chairman in 1987. Today The presidents of Walbro’s In all, warrants have been “I am extremely pleased to loads and to provide for the Walbro is $600 million and 2 primary operating groups, issued for 3 teens - one growing. welcomeFrank Bauchiero to from Cass City and 2 others transportation of new stu- Walbro Automotive and dents will be made as soon Bauchiero, 61, comes to Walbro Corporation on a from Decker. Another sus- full-time basis,” Althaver Walbro Engine Manage- as possible. Walbro Corporation from ment, will report to pect, a 15-year-old Marlette Dana Corporation, Toledo, said in announcing the ap- youth, is being petitioned E 1 and Township offici a 1s Wallace explained. Students will be greeted by pointment. “His extensive Bauchiero. Bauchiero will kl gest change in the regula- Ohio, where he has retired as report to Althaver. into juvenile court. last week got a look at the Developer Roland Hanes of tions eliminates required at- several new faces this year, operati on a1 experience wi 11 The warrants stem from an president, Industrial Group, Bauchiero spent 26 years preliminary plans for a new Homes American Made Co., tendance by fire fighters of including new middle school North American operations. be extremely valuable to investigation into recent subdivision proposed for a Caro, said additional infor- Principal Jeanne Lohela; Walbro in this period of dra- with Rexnord, Inc., where he one Tuscola County Fire Bauchiero has served as a held a variety of positions break-ins at the Helen site south of M-8 1 and west mation on the proposed sub- Fighters Association meeting Karin Pearson, who replaces non-emplo director matic growth.” One of his Stevens Memdrial Pool, Ben yee of before being named presi- of Koepfgen Road in Section division will be released each year, and one Huron English teacher and drama Walbro Corporation since primary roles will be devel- Franklin Store, Seeger Street Please turn back page. 32 of the township. soon. He noted some details County association meeting director Veronica L. 1990 and will remain on the oping of the company’s hu- to Market, Rolling Hills Golf The hoard authorized town- need to be worked out before every other year, although Course in Cass City and ship Clerk Norma Wallace to he can discuss the project firemen are still encouraged Sherwood on the Hill golf sign the preliminary plans fur her. to attend. in course Gagetown. for Country Living Estates In other business during the Also last week, the board According to reports, an in- subject to a review of the Aug. 12 monthly meeting, tabled a request to provide formant provided Cass City plans by township attorneys. the board approved amended recycling services in the Police Ofticer Craig Haynes “This is nothing final or rules and regulations for the township. Wallace said the with the names of suspects anything. They have to do Elkland Township Fire De- board needs some time to allegedly involved with the this before (the plans) can be partment. investigate what services break-ins. Troopers at the sent to the state” for review, Wallace reported the big- may be available. Michigan State Police post in Sandusky also passed on similar information provided anonymously. Two of the suspects, Sue Ublv School Damian G. Izydorek, 17, U 3341 Decker Rd., Decker, and Jonathan Fetterhoff, 18, 3101 Dodge Rd., Cass City, confessed to breaking into after bus crash the Cass City Pool building July 1 at about 1 a.m, A third The mothers of a pair of the road and struck a con- bus in a “negligent and suspect, .the Marlette teen, Ubly Community School crete culvert, causing it to grossly negligent manner,” allegedly waited in a van out- students have filed lawsuits roll over on its right side in a resulting in the teens’ injury. side, acting as a look-out. against the school district in ditch. School officials, in court Taken were $400 in cash, a connection with a school bus The driver told deputies he documents, deny the district stereo valued at $50, a watch accident in May 1995. had just made a turn prior to acted in a negligent manner, valued at $60 and a wall The suits, each seeking the accident and was unable and claim the teens “have not clock. damages in excess of to straightell out the steering. suffered serious and perma- An hour or 2 later, Izydorek $10,000, were filed by Deputies reported 16 in- nent disfigurement or serious and Fetterhoff stated they Lauric Halifax on behalf of jured students were taken to impairment” as a result of the broke out a rear garage win- her son, Matthew, now 17, Huron Memorial Hospital in accident. dow and entered the Ben and F1 orence Wolschlagcr on Bad Axe for treatment. Following the accident, District attorney Gilbert Franklin Store, 6520 Main behalf of hcr son, Keith, now Gugni, Troy, also argues the school officials said most of St., where they removed 16. plaintiffs have failed to state about $1,100 in cash from 3 The suit stems from an ac- the students sustained cuts and bruises, although 2 stu- a claim or cause of action registers and an unlocked cident that occurred May 16 against the district, and that safe, a watch valued at $29 on Jurgess Road north of dents suffered broken bones and another received a deep the district is entitled to gov- and a pair of knives valued Leppek Road, about one ernmental immunity. at $8. mile north of Ubly. cut to the knee. All of the Huron County Sheriff’s studenis were released after The lawsuits were origi- Again, the Marlette teen al- deputies reported there were receiving treatment. nally filed last Marchwin IT’SA CELEBRATION -Novesta Church of Christ members -past and present legedly served as a look-out, 42 students on board thc bus In the lawsuits, Sandusky Sanilac County Circuit waiting outside in a van driven by a substitute driver. attorney John S. Paterson, Court, however, the cases - will celebrate the church’s 125th anniversary Saturday and Sunday. Pictured parked behind the Cass City who was northbound 011 who is representing both were moved to Huron above are Pastor Chuck Emmert and Jan Horner, who, has done extensive work Chronicle building, reports Jurgess Road when the bus Halifax and Wolschlager, County Circuit Court 2 state. went off the east shoulder of claims the driver operated the months later. on an updated history of the church. (See story page 10) PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Cass City Area Social It's a girl! Singles club sets

A"MP13 and Personal Items uu\CL c Deadline for submitting items in the calendar is the Fri- Call your local news to day noon before publication. I the Chronicle office - 872-2010 The Friendship Singles I IClub will hold a dance Sept. Tuesday, Aug. 13, Marian While in Traverse City for 21 at the Old Coach House, Thorne of Clio and Caroline the weekend, Stan and Melva Marlette Golf Club (across Friday, August 23 from Marlette Hospital) with Ward of Flint spent the day Guinther visited with their Alsohvlics Anonymous and AI-Anon, Good Shepherd 1music by D.J. in Cass City with friends. nephew, Brent Szarapski, a LUtherall Church, 8 p.m. . and former Cass Cityans For more information call Wonnen arc reputed to bc what he wanted. Cheryl at (810) 648-5828 or Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting, 1:30 p.m. Greg and Linette (Messing) Chuck and Carol Watson, at the home of Mrs. Joyce Cameron, 6427 Chestnut Blvd., Daily announce the birth of who have retired and now my s t er i o us, u n fathom able, But there were so many Gene, (517) 683-2723. Cass City. their son, Clay Gregory. He live there. unreasonable. But they hay types and sizes of shelves, so was born July 3, weighing 6 nothing c)n the niale of the rimy possihilities to he con- Sr. Citizens' Menu Monday, August 26 The Women's Christian species when hc cnters a sidered, so many potential pounds, 14 ounces and was Senior are mkedto Cass City School Board meeting, high school, 7:30 p.m. 19 1/2 inches long. He was Temperance Union will meet lumber yard or hardware shelf projects to explore. make resewutions on the day store. Min eventually wandered welcomed home by his sis- Aug. 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the Elizabeth Ann Cooley of the meul between 8 a.m. Tuesday, August 27 home of Mrs. Joyce A man can spcnd huurs gaz- over to the wallpaper section ter, Quinnlin Dru. Grandpar- ana! 9 a.m. by culling Hills and Dales Hospital will be hosting a blood drive from ents are James and Beverly Cameron, 5427 Chestnut ing lovingly at hinges, and studied every pattern, Berenice sc'wder'* 872-2397* Elizabeth Ann Cooley was screws and pieces of wood inspected the whole inven- 1 - h:45 p.m, in the ambulatory care basement. For more Daily of Mayville and Blvd., Cass City. baptized at S t. Anne's Catho- and fondling thc power tools. tory of ceiling fans and light information please contact Kerry Brown, 872-2121 ext 282, Marvin and Lorene Messing lic Church in Roseville July AUG. 26-27-30 or Helen Jezewski at 872-2746. of Ubly. Great-grandparents My friend Mincrva sent her fixtures, used the rest room, 7. Her godparents are Uncle husband to a garage sale that Cass City Village Council meeting, 7 p.m., municipal are Dudley and Merle Jon and Aunt Deidra and walked around the pe- Monday - Swedish meat- building. 872-2010 with advertised Littlc Tykes toys, rimeter of the store several Cumper of Marlette and Ada feature story ideas Wrojewski. Hcr parents are balls, mashed potatoes, win- Daily of Kingston. which she knew her granci- times before Hi finally tore ter blend (broccoli and car- Dana and Marty Cooley of chi Idrcn w ou Id enjoy. Wednesday, August 28 himself away from the lure rot mix)' French bread' Roseville. Her sister, (Min was in no shape to go Duplicate Bridge 7 p.m. at Charmont. Last week's win- Samantha, cousins, Lauren of the shelving. oatmeal cookie. herself, since it started early Then, as usual, he won- ners: Lyle and Marilyn DcRousse. Nurses Therapists Nurses Aides E Zdrojewski and Brandon mesday - Stuffed cabbage in thc morning - before lo.) dered if she was through with tomato sauce, parsley Vargo, grandparents, Ken What she didn't take into and Michelle Zdrojewski, shopping. potatoes, baby carrots, vari- Thumb Area Home Care considcration was that there ety bread, fruit cocktail. Marty and Barb Cooley, was a lumber yard between ***** 6240 MAIN ST., CASS CITY, 48726 Uncle DOU~Zdro-jewski, and Friday - Oven roast pork, 872-230Q their house and thc sale. roasted potatoes, diced beets, great-grandparents, Hiram returned a couple I=800=358.4749 Germaine and Bill Thomp- A couple weeks ago we wheat rolls, peach crisp. hours later with several printed a riddle for which Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; son, were present. Many sheets ofwall hoard, a couple more aunts and uncles at- nobody seemed to know the RN on call 24 hours. power tools and assortcd answer. It involved the only tended the party held at the screws and nails. I Cooley home after the bap- word in the English lan- 46CarlngIs part of the cure?' Thc toys werc gone by thc guage, besides angry and tism. . time he got to the garagc sale. hungry, that ends in "gry." Elizabeth was born March They may not all grunt like 5 and weighed 5 pounds, 6 The riddle seemed vaguely Tim Allen, but there's some- familiar when we heard it, ounces. She wore the baptis- thing in the very nature of' a mal gown that her cousin, but we couldn't remember Cass City Co-op Preschool nun that urges him to use why, or what the answer was. Lauren, and sister, Samantha, tools, to build something, Ed Connell to the rescue. wore. It was made from her anything, whether he needs Ed recalled that we ran it in Cass City Co-op g r a d o t her M i c he 11 e' s n m it or not. the Chronicle once hefore, wcddi ng gown. Preschool is still Min says on another occa- and brought in a clipping of accepting students sion she urged Hi to drop her "Rabbit Tracks" from the off' at a department store for the 1996-97 March 17, 1977, issue to while he went to onc of those prove it. school year. huge builder supply stores in The mystery word is "gry", The first synthetic dye the city. He assured her it which even back then could 2and3-day was discovered acciden- would only taku a few inin- only be found in an ex- programs available tally in 1856 by the utes to pick up the item he tremely old, extremely large English chemist William needed. H. Perkin. This dye, dictionary at the Chronicle Call Chris at 872- He started out wcll, asking office. called mauve, is pale pur- where the shelving was upon 5450 for more ple and was produced We can't even find the dic- sizes, from snapshots to when Perkin tried to entering the store, proceed- tionary today. information. make quinine from a coal ing to that aislc arid finding Gry, according to the old kee sakes. These new albums tar product called aniline. ~ paper, was a measure equal- ma Re ideal gifts for a shower. ling 1/120th of an inch. That's probably why it isn't *& Murriage to be found in any of our word reference tools today. 4- Insure bur 1icenses The riddle said "It's some- thing you use every day." ~~ Well, maybe, but we cer- Todd Clarence Toner and tainly aren't aware of it if we Lori Kay Willhitc, both of do. Cass City. Daniel Hiram Keyser I11 *** and Rebecca Charity Orto, Some people are so both of Cass City. William Arnold Churchill sensitive that they and Sherry Lynn Putnam, f~elsiiuhhed if an both of Deford. epidemic over looks Jasen Stanley Haslacker thein. and Katherine Anti Golsch, -Kin Hubbard both of C'mro. Scotty William Kirby and CASS CITY CHRONICLE Kathy Ann Pletcher, both of USPS 092-700 Mi I I i ng ton. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY Bcrnd Allendorfer Jr. and AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Tonya Faith Lansing, both of 6550 Main Street Second-classpostage paid at Mi 1 1i ng to n . Cas City, Michigan 48726 Kicky Ltx Hutwick Sr. and POSTMASTER: Send address Ruth Esher Mary Magdaline changes to CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. Wilmoth, both of Cass City. BOX 115, CASS CITY, MI 48726 Stevcii Christopher Wright John Halre, publisher and Sandra Sue Hutchinson, National AcWertiiing Representative. Michigan WeeMy Newspapers, Inc., 01 both Cass City. 257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Mark Allen Main and Kclly Michigan. 6263 Church St. Sue Mayall, both 01'Vassar. 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Nobody player would have shown in Task Force, with the assis- Two marijuana plants were trained for the Olympics thc found in Elk Township just owners are not suspected of torch lightings, 8 months of the same class at most county tance of the Michigan State way they do now. north of the Village of Peck. participating or having any commercial hype, and 5 min- fairs. Police Aviation Unit (Lan- That’s why they only had sing), has conducted its One-hundred eight (108) knowledge of the illegal utes of Charles Barkley ar- Thc big lineman does a little an- guing with a referee; but I the Olympics every 4 years. Ernesto’s is an Italian Inn at 41551 Plymouth Road in Ply- nual summer “Operation plants were found in Marlette growing activity. jig, throws a blanket over the Township northwest of the In Marlette Township, the missed most of it. The athletes had to work baby bull, andjumps over the mouth and it’s got a lot going for it.You can eat inside or on HEMP’marijuana eradica- most of the time and it took City of Marlette, and 393 marijuana plants appear to One thing I did see was fence like he’s scared to an outdoor porch and flies or mosquitos were not a problem. tion flyovers. Muhammad Ali getting a quite awhile to round up all Suspected marijuana grow- plants were found in Worth have been started at another death! They offer all types of Italian dinners and pasta. I copied new gold medal to replace of the items they wanted to +tiename of 2 of our orders and the firm’s explanation of ing locations throughout Township near Mortimer location and then trans- Sending that little bull out Line and Cribbens roads. planted into corn fields. In the one he lost years ago. The throw. hat it was. Pollo Divinci is sauteed breast of chicken in Sanilac County were I’ve always wondered why to fight with a huge football checked by helicopter, with In all 3 locations it appears Elk and Worth Townships, TV broadcasters suggested light Parmesan sauce tossed with vegetables, pasta and al- Ali might have returned from they don’t include bull-fight- player reminds me of the mond slivers for $9.95. ground crews being called in the growers planted the mari- the marijuana was grown on- haskctball game I saw dur- at 3 locations, where a total juana on other people’s prop- site from seeds in a fence row the Olympics in the ‘~O’S, ing in the Olympics. It’s My Gnocchi Rondina was bite-sized potato dumplings become enraged with racial ing the Olympics. I watched of 503 mari-iuana plants were erty in order to avoid direct and behind a vacant barn. probably safer than boxing if tossed with gorgonzla cream, peas and proscuitto for $8.95. discrimination in the U.S., you’re careful about it, and the so-called “Dream Team” Included with the meals was a variety of good bread and a The marijuana was up- beat up on a bunch of over- rooted by the eradication and thrown his medal into the it gives a bull the chance for salad. Ohio River. So the Olympic some commercial endorse- matched Croatian s, taunt ing Dessert ordered was a 3-berry shortcake (strawberries, blue- team, loaded into trucks and the opposing players each Flood assistance transported to Sandusky, committee decided to give ments. berries and blackberries) with ice cream, biscuit and Cool him a new one. Last yeek I saw a TV clip time down the court. Whip type topping for $4.95. where it will be destroyed by incineration. There’s one for the record of the Kansas City football I thought to myself, “You One other note. If you are a beer lover, this is the place. books. My mother always team in Mexico for an exhi- know, if sportsmanship hey must have at least 40 different types of bottled beer The estimated value of the now available marijuana, if allowed to ma- said if something is impor- bition game. Somebody dc- meant anything, I’d just as and 7 or 8 on tap, including local brewery brands you’ve tant to you, you put it in a cided it would be good tha- soon send a bull to the Olym- U.S. Congressman Jim ture and be processed for probably nevcr heard of. have bcen underinsured for safe place. ater for one of the Chief’s big pics as some of those guys.” Give the dessert about a 5 for the price, Other than that, it Barcia (D-Bay City) an- the losses they suffered. Help street sales, is $503,000. The prevalence of outdoor I’m always surprised at the linemen to do a little bull- rates a 7 1/2 on the one-10 scale. nounced last week that the will be in the form of a grant events they keep adding to fighting at the local arena. Federal Emergency Manage- marijuana growing activity of up to $10,000 based upon the summer Olympics. This So they swing open thc gaie I Thanksfor‘ [ ********* ment Agency (FEMA) has actual losses experienced has shown a downward trend in recent years in response to year they incorporated beach and this massive bcast approved disaster ass is t ance due to the disaster,” Barcia volleyball as an Olympic charges into the arena! Then calling 1 said it bcfore and I say it again, Michigan is really a great to homeowners, renters and said. the federally coordinated “Operation HEMP’ flyovers. event. (Readers will recall they send out the bull. state. The northeastern portion of the state lags the north- businesses in Bay, Lapeer, Barcia also suggested that beach volleyball is distin- 872-2010 The Sanilac Drug Task The football player stands I western in tourism, but it’s growing, I found out on a quickie Midland, Saginaw, Sanilac, temporary rental assistance guished from regular volley- 6-foot-6 and weighs 300 St. Clair and Tuscola coun- will be available to renters Force was assisted by the with feature -ip Saturday and Sunday almost to Rogers City and back, ball by the swim suit attire pounds. Tfie bull stands 3- Michigan State Police Avia- Laking different routes both ways. ties, affected by the natural and homeowners who have and sand on the players.) feet-2 and weighs around story ideas Two highlights of the trip. East of Atlanta spotted a brood disaster declared by Presi- been forced to find other tion Unit, the Sanilac Sheriff Why do we need a separate 400, soaking wet. I swcar of wild turkeys, 2 adults and a half dozen three-quarter-grown dent Clinton last month. lodging due to damage to Road Patrol and Canine Unit event for beach volleyball? chicks. They didn’t run away when I stopped to take a pic- their home or apartment. and the Port Huron Police “I am pleased that they will Why not just take the regu- MAMA RUTH CHICKEN AND HAM DINNER ture, just sort of‘ melted away into the grass on the roadside Businessmen will also be eli- Canine Unit. lar volleyball team, throw cli tc h. now make this much needed gible for disaster loans from Anyone with information Sunday, September 1,1996 - 11 :30-6:00 p.m. assistance available because some sand in their pants, and The second was a visit to a pair of lighthouses near Alpena. the Small Business Admin- concerning suspected mari- let them have at it?! FAMILY STYLE in The park there includes a muscum as well as the ubiquitous a review of individuals’ istration (SBA). juana growing or any illegal losses over the last few I’m sure the Greeks didn’t SAINTS PETER AND PAUL SCHOOL in RUTH curio shop. Besides climbing the lighthouses, a visitor could drug activity can contact the envision things like beach spend the day walking the well prepared trails through the weeks demonstrated a justi- “To apply for this help, Sanilac Drug Task Force Adults $8.00 Children $3.50 Preschool Free fied need for this help,” said vol 1ey b a1 1 and synchronized Enjoy your favorite cool refreshments on the grounds. . 00ds . people should call 1-800- anonymously and toll free at swimming when they held incidcntally, there were plenty of places to stay even though Barcia. 462-9029,” said Barcia. 1-800-544-DRUG. All kinds of games and entertainment, also snacks the first Olympics. They available afternoon and evening. Free dancing on a it was a Saturday. Compare that with the northwest, where a started with practical stuff, room in a desirable hotel is often almost impossible to find. “Homeowners and renters wooden dance floor, under the tent, to music by will be able to receive assis- like running, jumping, and Barney Schubring Trio and the Rythmatix tance to make basic repairs throwing things. Sponsored by Saints Peter and Paul Parish to their homes and apart- All of those early events had for the benefit of the school. The Weather ments to make sure that their a purpose, and the partici- High Low Precip. homes and apartments are Tuesday ...... 84 ...... 58 ...... 0 safe, sanitary and secure. Wednesday ...... 85 ...... 68 ...... 08” Thursday ...... 79 ...... 65 ...... 0 This assistance will be for Friday ...... 75 ...... 62 ...... 0 people who did not have n Saturday ...... 82 ...... 52 ...... 0 flood insurance or who may Sunday ...... 86 ...... 56 ...... 0 You can make a case for re- would criticize a requirement Earn vow Monday ...... 84 ...... 72 ...... 05“ quiring administrators in a already in place. It would be (Krctmled at (’ass Citv wastewater treatment olant.) Blaze tax-supported facility to livc a heads you win, tails you in the district supported by lose proposition for them. these taxes. You can make a College Degree He could argue that it is not destroys casc for not requiring them to do so. where the person lives that is vehicle Perhaps that’s why, at a re- important, but the kind of cent meeting ofthe Cass City person he is. Taking a lead- Cass City ership role is a matter of in School Board, trustees split Fire claimed a van about 7 choice and the willingness to down the middle (3-3) decid- Take all of your classes right here in Cass City! 1/2 miles north of Cass City ing if the tinie had conic to devote time and effort over Sunday afternoon. consider thc issuc again. and beyond what the school Call us tomorrow for information about our Right now there is a re- portion of his job requires. Elkland Township fire quiremcnt that all adminis- Degree programs in Accounting, Management, fighters were called to a field You could be right, after due off Elkton Road, between trators hired live within dis- consideration, deciding that Computer Idormation Systems, Administrative McAlpin and Rescue roads, trict boundaries. It’s a fdirly the issue doesn’t amount to rcccnt rcquirenient cnacted Assistant, or Word Processing Specialist. Or ask at about 12:35 p.m. a much whichever way it is half dozen years or so ago. decided. about our Bachelor programs in Management, Res i dc n c y re q u i re ni en t Fire Chief Milt Connolly The fair way would be to reported the vehicle, a 1977 problcms are not unique to Accounting, or Business Leadership. allow administrators to live Dodge van owned by John J. Cass City. Last week Bay City School Board wrestled where they desired. That’s Taschner of Sebewaing, was fair because it’s what the destroyed in a fire that appar- with the same problem. The solution reported is to give teachers enjoy now and it’s ently was sparked by the hard to imagine that the (517) 872 429 vehicle’s exhaust system. new employees 90 days to Invitations and Accessories. move into the district. How- board will challenge the Cass 6667 Main Street, Cas City, MI 48726 Firemen quickly doused the ever, special exemptions can City Teachers Association on van as well as a small grass be granted. That ahout ne- the issue. fire at the scene. No onc was gates for practical purposes The union’s clout will keep injured. a meaningful residency rule. the status quo. Depend on Phone 872-2010 The value of the vehicle Thc reason that the Cass it. City hoard was not able to - was not available. Until that changes, admin- career. a future. come up with a ma.jority was istrators should be given the 1 For a For For a life. because uf the vacancy same freedom. &An Equal Opportuntty Aftlrrnatlve Actton lnstttutlon caused by the resignation of Visit Our New State-of-the-art Joan Helwig. The new ap- pointee may have a deciding vote on the issue. How’s that Photo Lab, and See for breaking into the school board business? What Develops! If he votes to continue thc *am with r residency requirement, he could point to the need for ~MartBulks#~~L~.adTkNm--Mut people in the school to be- PbrrrrrJ are pleased to announce the arrival of our new AGFA full-featured photo come part of the community. processing lab! Our Photo Department can now offer sameday stheto mect yyr Residency is a way io do it, The Cass City Chronicle tXm developing meeds. If hu lives in the district, he d joins all ol’us who pay school Our Photo Lab can offer the following services: taxes in it. He could also con- Here’s sider that pcrsons Inter- viewed for the middle school For your son or daughter principal position were in to favor of the rcsidency re- a big Who isgoing college this fall quirement and were unani- mous in saying, no problem. If he feels that there should Keep them informed of hometown news while away at be no rcstrictions on hiring, Ca mpUS school. The CHRONICLE will keep them posted on all he could point to thc loss of the activities ...sports, society, school news, local thc most qualified persons government. The CHRONICLE should be included in because of the rule. Ht.could list maintain that it’s not likely deal that of college “Musts.” that ii person seeking a job Vist our film department for super values on fhand disposable cameras. I Check our monthly flyer for special values.... For the Shop at home... Shop at Book Mart School Year

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Illinois PAGE FOUR Predict Village of Gagetown Housing Ordinance No. 111 1996 farm L SECllON NO. 1 more than SO percent of the total perim- any pasod holding legal or equitable title spaced within reason. longer than June 30. any &der or Notice posted pursuant to Official,the Inspection Administrator and eter. to a property or to real improvements this Housing Ordinance without first ob- Police Officer, by and through their crops below MINlMUM STANDARDS upon a property solely, jointly, in the en- 1.123 Electrical Extension Cords. El-- 2.104 Inspection Fees. No fees will be taining written permission of the Village agents. (5) “Basic structural elements” means tireties, in common or as a land contract trial extension cords shall not be used charged for inspection of dwelling units therefor. &y sign or notice posted pur- 1.101 Short title. This section and sec- the parts of a building which provide the vendee. “Owner” also means any person (a) as a substitute for fixed wiring of a under this Ordinance. suant to this Housing Ordinance shall in- 2.127 Civil Remedies For Violations. normal tion 2 shall be known as the Housing principal strength, stability, integrity, who in fact has been empowered to act dwelling; (b) when run through holes in clude a statement of this provision. Ordinance of theVIllageof Gagdown and shape and safety, including, but not lim- on behalf of, or as the agent of, the owner. walls, ceilings or floors; (c) when run 2.105 Continuation of Existing Use. The a. If a dwelling is constructed, altered, Michigan’s 1996 crop out- may be cited as such. ited to plates, studs, joists, rafters, string- through doorways, windows or similar legal use and occupancy of a dwelling ex- converted or maintained in violation of ers, stairs, subflooring, flooring, sheath- (34) “Person” means a natural person, openings; (d) when run across a doorway isting on the date of adoption of this Or- 2.120 Declaring a Dwelling Unsafe. The any provision of this Housing Ordinance look continues below nor- I. 102 Purpose. The purpose of this Hous- ing, lathing, roofing, siding, firm, partnership, association or corpo- or ova a doorway or window; (e) when dinance may be continued without change Building Inspector may declare a dwell- or of any order or notice given hereun- mal, based on Aug. 1 condi- ing Ordinance is to maintain. prcservcand windoyframes, doorframes, porch=, rail- ration. attached to dwelling surfaces; (f) when unless that dwelling is unsafe, as defined ing unsafe when the responsible party has der, or if a nuisance exists at any dwell- tions. For most major field improve safe, secure and sanitary living ings, cave, chimneys. flashing, masonry concealed behind building walls, ceilings, in Section 1.129 andlor 1.106 (44). A failed to comply with Section 1.129. ing, thevillage may institute an action in crops little rainfall and cool quarters in the Village and to protect the and all other wsential components. (35) “R-emises”means any improved or or floors; (g) when placed or concealed dwelling which is enlarged, extended. the Circuit Court to prevent such unlaw- health, safety and welfare of the people unimproved lot or parcel of land and its under any rug or carpet; and (h) if not of constructed, re-constructed, moved, 2.121 Order to VacateNotice of Occu- ful construction, alteration, convwsion or temperatures in July com- of the Village by establishing minimum (6) “Building materials” means and in- buildings and structures. sufficient capacity for the load to be modified or altered shall meet the stan- pancy Rohibited. The Administrator may maintenance. or restrain, correct or abate bined to reduce yield expec- housing standards for all dwelling units, cludes, but is not limited to, lumber, served. dards set forth in this Ordinance-inrec, issue an order to vacate or notice of oc- such violation or nuisance, to prevent the tations, according to the to provide for enforcement of sanitary briclts, concrete or cinder blocks, plumb- (36)“Remoteexit”meansarequired exit gards to such changes or construction. cupancy prohibited when he has declared occupation of such dwelling orbprevent Fed- conditions in and around structures ing materials, electrical wiring or equip This section shall also apply to succes- a dwelling unsafe pursuant to Section any illegal act of the conduct of any b. . used providing a protected way of travel to an 1.124Maintenance of Utilities, Required eral/State Michigan Agricul- for human habitation, to determine the re- ment, heating ducts or equipment, sive owners. 2.120. Such an order or notice may be ness in or about such dwelling. The t exit which is as far removed as practical Facilities and Services. NOperson, except shingles, mortar. concrete or cement, served personally on theresponsible party cedure for such action shall be the same tural Statistics Service. sponsibilities of owners and occupants of from the sleeping area. provided in this section, shall cause all dwellings and to provide for the ad- nails, screws, fenceposts and fencing. as 2.106 Records to be Maintained. Ad- or by regular mil. A copy of the Order as for an injunction or abatement of a nui- any of the following utilities, SKViCeS, fa- ministration and enforcement of this equate inspection records indicating the or Notice shall be posted in a conspicu- sance unda (Nrcuit Court rules, under the Michigan crops got off to a (37) “Rental dwelling” means a dwell- cilitie or equipment to be shut off, dis- Housing Ordinance. (7) “Cellar” means that portion of a condition of dwelling units inspected un- ous place on or near the affected dwell- statutes made and provided in such cases, was ing containing dwelling units which are connected, removed or otherwise termi- late start after planting building which is partly below grade, is der this ordinance shall be kept on file in ing and shall state the following: or under the conmloii law. The judgment leased or rented. nated or interrupted when the utility, ser- delayed by the cool, wet 1.103Applicability.Theprovisionsof this more than 6 fw below grade and is not the Building Department. of the court in such cause may direct the habitable. vice, facility or equipment is being fur- a. Date on which the dwelling shall be correction. repair or rehabilitation of the spring and they continue to Housing Ordinance shall apply to any (38) “Rental unit’hieans any dwelling nished to or used by another person: develop at a slow pace. person owning. occupying, managing or unit rented or leased. 2.107 Complainant Confidentiality. The vacated, or on which occupancy is pro-’ dwelling or the abatement of the nuisance, controlling any dwelling in the Village. (8) “Village” means the Municipal Cor- Village shall not release any information hib i ted ; may authorize a reasonable time within Some highlights of the re- poration that is the Village of Gagetown regarding the name, address or telephone which the defendant rnay make such cor- (39) “Residential” means all dwellings, A. Water port include: 1 104 Responsibilities of Owners. It shall and includes all authorized agents of the number of any person who reports a vio- b. Address of dwelling; rection or abatement and may authorize be the responsibility of the owner to keep village when acting within the scope of structures containing dwelling and room- lation of the Housing Ordinance except: the Village to execute and carry out the ing units, accessory structures and yards. b. Sewage The Michigan corn yield and maintain each dwelling so as to com- their authority. c. Name of the party responsible for the provisions of the judgment in caSe of de- ply with the minimum basic requirements a. By consent of the complainant violation, either the tenant, landlord or fault by the defendant. Whenever the’ at 99 bushels per acre was es- (40) “Responsible local agent” means a c. Fuel supply of this Housing Ordinance. (9) “Deteriorate” means to decay, de- owner. lage has incurred any expense for the en- timated at the lowest level compose or degenerate. person having his place of residence or b. Pursuant to the Freedom of Informa- forcement of this Housing Ordinance or principal place of business in Tuscola d. Heating equipment or facilities since 1988. 1.105 Responsibilities ofOccupants. Ev- tion Act. P.A. 442 of 1976, as amended; d. How further information may be ob- the judgment of the court, theVillagemay (1 0) ‘Deterioration” or “Deteriorated” County, who is legally responsible for op- a Soybean production ery occupant shall cooperate with the e. Ventilation or air conditioning facili- tained. institute and maintain a suit against the owner or responsible party in an effort to mans the fact or process of decay or de- erating a dwelling in compliance with all responsible party of the dwelling in re- the provisions of these Codified Ordi- ties or equipment c. By court order. would be the third highest in keep and maintain the dwelling in a safe generation which has progressed to the 2.122 Failure to Vacate. If a responsible spect to which such expense was incurred nances. Michigan history at 55.8 mil- and sanitary condition. point where it has resulted in or will soon f. Hot water facilities or equipment or 2.108 Release of Records. Release of party, either tenant, landlord or owner, and may recover the amount of such ex- lion bushels. result in making an object or niechanism records generated and maintained by the fails to comply with an Order to Vacate, pense in addition to the custs of the suit. 1.106 Definitions: unsafe, unsanitary, inoperable, unusable (41) “Responsible party” means any the Building Inspector shall issue ap- The judgment of the Court may order the person, including but not limited to owner. g. Electrical facilities or equipment Building Department of the Village of an or unsuitable for its intended use, includ- pearance ticket or refer to the Village mcation of the dwelling until the correc- Wheat yield, at 40 bush- land contract holder, land contract Gagetown shall be regulated pursuant to a. Except 8s otherwise provided in this ing, but not limited to, the advanced staga This section shall not apply to a neces- the Freedom of Information Act P.k 442 Attorney’s office for prosecution or other tions, rehabilitations or ahatements we els per acre, would be the of rot, mold, insect ingestion, in- vendee, tenant or responsible agent, who section. words and phrases shall he con- rusts, sary temporary interruption of service re- of 1976, as amended appropriate legal action. co nipleted , lowest in Michigan since strued according to the conunon usage of festation or destruction. has the responsibility to construct and/or maintain a dwelling in compliance with quired for maintknance, repair or replace- 1978 and production is 30 the language, provided however, that ment, norto any such interruption needed 2.109 Right of Entry Generally. Autho- 2.123 Securing by thevillage. Where the h. In appropriate cases. thevillage shall technical word$ and phrases and such oth- (1 1) “Dwelling” means any structure, this Housing Ordinance. The name and responsible party has failed to comply have a lien upon the premises for the percent below last year. address of the responsible party shall be to act upon an emergency or unsafe con- rized inspections, under section 1.129, ers as may have acquired a special mean- yard or part thereof used for residential with an Order to Secure. thevillage may penses necessarily incurred in the determined from information placed on dition. Any termination or interruption of inside a dwelling shall be made during Dry Bean production at ing in the shall be construed accord- purposes, whether occupied or not. secure the unoccupied dwelling. Any tion of such judgment, which lien shall law file with thehsessor’s Office,Treasurer’s water, sewer, gas or electric utility ser- mutually agreeable hours, with at least million hundredweight is ing to such technical or special meaning. costs incurred by thevillage for securing have priority over all other liens or en- 4.3 Office, and/or County Register of Deeds vice for nonpayment of bills shall be five (5) business days notification. Entry (12) “Dwelling Unit” means a single the dwelling shall be a personal debt of cumbrances, except taxes, assessments or 37 percent below 1995. Office. deemed to be caused by the person who without the consent of an occupant or re- b. Words imparting the masculine shall room or rooms providing complete, in- contracted with theutility for the service. sponsible party shall require an adminis- the rasponsible party to the Village and mortgages recorded previous to the ex+ extend to and be applied to the feminine dependent living facilities for one or more istence of such lien. Such a lien may be Oat production would be (42) “Sanitary” means free of grease, trative search warrant. shall be assessed as a lien against the and neuter genders. persons, including permanent provisions 1.12s Sanitation. All room, room sur- property. fore.closed as in the case of foreclosure the lowest since estimates for living, sleeping, eating, cooking and excrement, food residue, garbage, rust or of mortgages by court action, as estab- similar matter which can harbor bacteria faces, systems, fixtures. facilities, equip- 2.1 10 Jurisdictional Cooperation. The began in 1966 in Michigan (1 ) “Accessory structure” means a huild- sanitation. lished Circuit Court rules and the statutes unsafe to humans or animals, or which ment, appliances and furnishings shall be assistance and cooperation of police, fire 2.124 Notice of Non-Compliance. The at 3.4 million bushels, ing or structure in which the use is inci- kept in a sanitary condition. and health department and all other offi- administrator shall issue a Notice of Non- of the State made and provided in such dental to that of the main building and (13)“Enrergency”nieans acondition of produces strong odors or which provides cases. food for, or is an available source of food cials shall be available as deemed neces- Compliance if the responsible party has Michigan’s sugar beet which is located on the same lot. imminent danger calling for immediate for aninials or insects. 1.126 Bathroom Facilities for Dwelling sary by the Housing Inspector. not complied with a Final Notice to Re- yield at 14 tons per acre was action to avoid death, injury or illness to Units. Every dwelling unit shall contain pair. The Notice of Non-Compliance will c. In any action instituted by thevillage (2) “Administrator” means the Village a human or the destruction or severe dam- under this section, the Village Attornw at the lowest level since (43) “Structure” means anything con- a toilet, a lavatory sink and bathtub or 2.11 1 Emergency Entry Authorized. inform the Responsible Party: Manager or authorized representatives age of real or personal property. shower. All such facilities shall be in good When an emergency is reasonably be- shall file. rn the office of the County R 1960. structed or erected, the use of which re- of charged with the responsibility of admin- repair and shall he located within a com- lieved to exist or is known to existwithin 1. Of the reason for the Notice of Non- ister Ikeds, a notic,e of the pendeiicy (14) “Exit” means that portion of a quires a permanent location on the of the action or proceeding. A notice may istering and enforcing this Housing Or- pletely enclosed room or rooms. a dwelling, thevillage shall have the right Compliance. U.S. corn production is means of egrss which is separated from ground. be filed at the tinw of the commencement d i nan ce . to enter inlnlediately and at any time with- all other spaces a building or structure forecast at 8.69 billion bush- of 1.127 Maintenance of Facilities. All ma- out an administrative search warrant or 2. That it is unlawful for any housing of the action or proceeding, or at any time conswction or equipment required (44) “Unsafe” means a condition which els, up 18 percent from last (3) “Aninlal means any living species by as terials, fixtures, equipment, or facilities without requesting permission. Entry unit to continue to be occupied for more afterward hefore final judgment or order, other than a human, insect or plant. by State Construction Code. is rearonably likely to do harm to humans or at any time after the service of any year. or propaty if not corrected or stopped. required by this Housing Ordinance or in must be for the sole purpose of determin- than 60 days after the date of issuance of a dwelling shall be in good repair. ing that an emergency exists. the Notice of Non-compliance. notice or order issued by thevillage. The The first U.S. soybean (4) “Basement means that portion of a (15) “Exit access” means that portion notice shall have the same force and ef- I. 107 Compliance Required.All occupied production forecast of the building which partly or completely be- of a means of egress between the ternu- fect as ir lis pendens as provided for in is dwellings shall meet the standards set 1.128 Animals in Dwellings. Animals 2.1 I 2 Order to Repair or Correct Condi- 3. That any housing unit which is va- low grade when the distance from the nation of an exit and puhlic way. State statutes. The County Register of 1996 crop is 2.30 billion forth in this Housing Ordinance. kept or allowed within a dwelling shall tions. Upon observing the existence of a cant at the time of issuance of a Notice of grade to the finished surface of the floor not he permitted by occupant or respon- violation of the standards of this Hou- Non-compliance or which becomes va- Deeds shall record it and shall index it to bushels, up 7 percent from (16) “Exit discharge” nleans that por- above the basement is less than 6 feet for sible patty to create any unsafe, odorous ing Ordinance, the Village may issue an cant during the period of Non-compliance the name of each person specified in di- tion of egress between the termination of 1.108 Application of Codes. All electri- 1995. or unsanitary condition or to cause any “Order to Repair or Correct Conditions” shall not be rented or occupied until the rections prescrihed by the Village Attor- an exit and public way. cal, mechanical, plumbing, structural, ney. Any notice may be vacated upon t’- - health, safety and maintenance standards damage to the dwelling or structure. to the responsible party. The order to Re- reason for the Non-compliance is cor- pair or Correct Conditions may be issued: rected. order of the judge of the court in wh (17) “Finish surfaces” means materials shall conlply with current applicable State 1 .I29 Unsafe Dwellings. No responsible the action or proceeding was instituted used for the final covering of basic struc- Codes subject to section 2.105. party shall keep or maintain a dwelling a. By delivering the Order to the respon- Failure to comply with the terns of the or is pending or upon consent, in writ- tural elements. Finish surfaces include, ing, of the Village Attorney. The County that is in an unsafe condition due to, but sible party personally; or Notice of Non-compliance set out in but are not limited to, ceilings. walls, 1.IO9 Basic Structural Elements. Basic w, not limited to the following: this Section shall be a violation of this Register of Deeds shall niark the notice wainscotting, kickboards. moldings, stops structural elements shall be in good re- and any record thereof canceled of b. By sending the order by regular mail Ordinance. as and floor coverings. pair and shall be adequate to support the record upon the presentation, for filing, imposed load as required by this Ordi- a. Unsanitary conditions. to the rcsponsible party and posting no- tice of the Order in some conspicuous 2.125 No owner shall occupy, let or rent of the consent or of a certified copy of (18) “Fire hazard” means a condition nance. the order. b. Inadequate exit facilities as found in place on the premises. to any person a vacant dwelling unit un- which may cause loss, damage or injury sec. 1.115, subsection a, and section less it is safe, clean and fit for human to persons or property by reason of fire. 1.1 10 Foundation and Supports. Founda- 2.BS Delaying or’ferminating Prosecu- tion, foundations walls and supporting 1.116. 2.1 13 Change in 0wnership.TheVillage occupancy, pursuant to Section 1 .Y 29. explosion, or action of the elements. shall immediately issue a new Order to tion. Nothing in this Section shall delay columns shall he in good repair and shall or be caue for terminating the prosecu- The responsible party shall make the Repair or Correct Conditions to any per- 2.126 Enforcement Generally.This Hou- (1 9) “Furred ceiling” means any ceiling be adequate to support the imposed load tion of a responsible party for failure to a$ required by this Ordinance. dwelling safe by repairing or removing it son assuming ownership or the statu. of ing Ordinance may be enforcd jointly which is installed below the joists which in accordance with the housing ordinance responsibleparty for any dwelling which and severally by the Tuscola County curtzit violations 01 this ilou$ing 01 constitutes the structural framing of the naiice 1 1 1 1 Basement and Cellar Walls and and other pertinent provisions of the codi- has been cited in an Order to Repair or Health Department, the Village’s Fire floorkeiling assembly or attic floor fied ordinances of Tuscola County. Correct Conditions shall not be relieved Official, the Inspection Administrator and Floors. Walls and floors of basements and 2.1 29 Sepwate Violations A person ni;iy above. of the responsibility of having violated Police Officer, by and through their WHOLE cellars shall be in good repair. be charged with niow thaii one violatioii 1.130 Securing Dwelling. No person shall any provision of this Housing Ordinance agents. of the provisions of this Housing Ordi- HOUSE (20) “Cffade” means a reference plane maintain or pernlit to be maintained any by transferring title to another person. representing the average of finished 1 .I 12 Exterior Surfaces. All exterior sur- vacant dwelling unless it is made safe by 2.127 Civil Remedies For Violations. nance in a single coiiiplaint or appearance FULL OF ground level adjoining the building at all faces shall be reasonably weathertight. having all broken or missing panes of 2.1 14 Order to Repair or Correct Condi- ticket provided that each violation so exterior walls. waterproof, vernunproof and shall be kept glass replaced and all openings secured. tions Contents. The order to Repair or 2.120 Declaring a Dwelling Unsafe. The charged relates to the siime property. Each in good and sanitary condition. Exterior or that all openings have sheathing, cut Correct Conditions shall: Building Inspector may declare a dwell- violation so charged shall he denominated (21) “Good repair” means to be prop- surfaces which deteriorate from exposure to fit and set into the outside casings and ing unsafe when the responsible party has as a separate count on the complaint ot aly installed,safe, stable and maintained to the weather shall be protected by a nailed to the jamb properly. a. Specify the date of the inspection; failed to comply with Section I ,I 29. appearance ticket and on any warrant IS- sufficiently free of defects or deteriora- properly applied water-resistant paint, sued pursuant thereto. Each count shall be submitted separately to the cuurt or tion so as to be in compliance with the waterproof finish or other weatherizing 1.131 Partially Completed Dwelling. No b. The name of the owner, occupant or 2.121 Order to VacateMotice of Occu- WINDOWS applicable codes set forth at section I. 108. treatment. pasoii shall maintain or allow to be main- responsibleparty ordered to make repairs; pancy Prohibited. The Administrator may jury for its determination as to tl.,c. $1199* tained any partially completed dwelling issue an order to vacate or notice of oc- defendant’s guilt or innocence. Upon cr ‘Based on 6 double hums & 1 pkture window 1200 sq. in. viction, the court shall sentence the LL - (22) “Good workmanship” means com- 1.1 13 Porch and Split-level Railings.Any unless it is in the course of construction c. Date by which the violatiom are to cupancy prohibited when he har declared feiidant separately on each count. pleting a task of construction, repair or side of a floor, porch, stoop or patio which in accordance with an existing building be corrected; and a dwelling unsafe pursuant to Section replacement in compliance with this is more than three (3) steps above the permit issued by the Village. 2.120. Such an order or notice nlay be Housing Ordinance.’ immediately adjacent ground or floor d. How further information can be ob- served personally on the responsible party 2.130 Fines and Jail Sentences. Fines and shall be hounded by a railing in good re- SECTION 2 tained. or by regular mail. A copy of the Order jail sentences shall reflect the seriousness ot each offense as well the previous (23) “Habitable room” means any room pair. or Notice shall be posted in B conspicu- as within a structure for living, sleeping, ADMINISTRATION. ENFORCEMENT 2.1 15 Date of Service of Orders and No- ous place on or near the affected dwell- history of recurrent violations of this Housing Ordinance by the person con- eating or cooking. (Bathrooms, toilet 1.1 14SniokeI)etector Required.Amini- ANI)PENALTY tics Except &s otherwise provided in ing and shall state the following: compartments, closets. halls, storage or muni of one (1) single station smoke de- Section 2.1 16 a responsible party shall victed utility spaces and similar areas are not tector shall be provided and maintained 2.101 Inspections Authorized. The Stan- be deemed to have received an Order or a. Date on which the dwelling shall be considered habitable room). All habit- in good repair for each bedroom area of dards of this Ordinance nlay be enforced Notice: vacated, or on which occupancy is pro- 2.1 3 I Penalty. Whoever violates or fails able rooms must meet all light, ventila- a dwelling unit or roonung unit and ev- by inspections of dwellings, the units hibited; to comply with any such provision shall tion and area standards of this Housing ery level of a dwelling, including the base- within the dwellings. accessory buildings a. On the date personal service is made; be fined not more than five hundred Ordinance. ment. The tenant or occupant of said and yards. or b. Address of dwelling; (SOU.00) dollars or imprisoned not mor- dwelling unit shall be responsible for than ninety (YO) days, or both. for e:. (24) “Housekeeping unit” is a collective maintaining the required smoke detector 2.1 02 Basis of Inspections. Inspections b. Seven (7)calendar days from the date c. Name of the party responsible for the offense. term for individuals living together in ii in an operable condition. may be made to obtain and maintain com- the Order or Notice is mailed to the re- violation. either the tenant, landlord or dwelling unif. pliance with the standards of this Hous- sponsihleparty at his last known address. owner. Violatiom cited within a 120 day period 1 .I 15 Means of Egress Generally. ing Ordinance based upon one or more on the same dwelling unit shall be con- (25) “Inspector” means a housing in- of the following: All notices and orders of the Village d. How further information may be ob- sidered single violations for purposes of spector or any other employee or agent a. All means of egress fromany point in served on the responsible local agent shall tained. determining the penalty. of the Village whose responsibilities in- a dwelling to a puhlic way shall be main- a. A complaint received by the Village be deemed to have been served upon the clude enforcement of this Housing Ordi- tained in good repair, available for 1111- indicating that there is a violation of responsihle party. 2.122 Failure to Vacate. If a responsible lhe court may, in addition to such fiiie m. nance. mediate use and free of all ohstructions the standards of this Housing Ordinance. party, either tenant, landlord or owner, and/or imprisonment, place the defendant Wtlh window purchase for sub-structum The complaint must be in written form, 2.1 16 Time to Correct Violations fails to comply with an Order to Vacate, on probation for any period of time and (26) “Interior fixtures” means those in- h All means ot egress shall conply with complete with the nanle of the owner and/ the Building Inspector shall issue an ap- subject to any condition permitted by terior items and hardware which provide thc State Construction Code. or responsible party, address and nature a.All orders issued regarding violations pearance ticket or refer to the Village State law. The court may also, in appro- WINM)WS Free Garden Window customary finished amenities and protec- of complaint, and must be signed by the of Lhis Housing Ordinance shall provide Attorney’s oftice for prosecution or other priate cases, suspend all or part of any 1.11 6 Emergency Escape Required. All fine or term of imprisonment imposed I-- Free Screenallocks tion within a dwelling. Interior fixtures complainant. a specified time for achieving compliance appropriate legal action. include. but are not limited to, doors, sleeping rooms in a dwelling unit or in relation to the seriousness of the viola- such terms and conditions a$ the co.. Free Double Strength Gbts doorknobs, latches, locks, hinges, rooming unit below the fourth story shall Prior to filing a formal complaint with tion. The followiiig time linuts shall be 2.123 Securing by thevillage. Where the deems appropriate. The court shall em- handles. hooks, light fixtures, electrical have a minimum of one (1) operable win- the Village, the complainant must notify used: responsible party has failed to comply cise its authority to sentence the defen- $ 00 Free Them0 Glass outlets or switch cover plates. vents or dow or exterior door approved for emer- the responsible party in writing concern- with an Order to Secure, thevillage may dant to a term of prohation and to pre- opening grates, railings, shelving, gency egress or rescue. ing the nature of the alleged violation. (1) Not more than seven (7) calendar secure the unoccupied dwelling. Any scribe the conditions therefor and has the cabinetry and mirrors. Except in the case of Section 1.129, thirty days after an Order is mailed for secur- costs incurred by thevillage for securing power to suspend all or part of any fine 1.1 17 Water System Required. Every (30) days shall be allowed for the respon- ing a vacant dwelling. the dwelling shall be a personal debt of or term of imprisonment so as to bring (27) “Junk’ il~cludes.but is not limited dwelling shall have a water system which sible party to take corrective action. If the responsible party to the V’lage and ahout compliance with the prclvisibns of 13, parts of machinery or motor vehicles, is in good repair and free of leaks. The corrective action is not taken within the (2) Not more than thirty (30) calendar shall be assessed as a lien against the this Housing Ordinance and to prevent unused stoves or other appliances stored water systeiii shall connect each sink, 30 day period to the satisfaction of the days for all other violations. property. further violations. in the open, remnants of wood, metal or water closet, basin, hathtuh or shower complainant, then a copy of the written any otha material, or other ca.1-off ma- facility present in the dwelling to a puh- notice of the alleged violation shall ac- b. Orders to Repair or Correct conditions 2.124 Notice of Non-Compliance. ’he 2.132 Separability. If any section, subsec- FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME terial of any kind, whether or not the same tic water supply. company the formal complaint. issued hetween October 31st and April administrator shall issue a Notice of Non- tion, sentence, clause or portion of this could he put to any reasonahle use. 1 st for exterior work advefsely affected Compliance if the responsible party has Ordinance is for any reason held invalid 1 .I 18 Hot and Cold Water Supply. Every b. An observation by the Village of a by cold or snow shall provide additional not complied with a Final Notice to Re- or unconstitutional by any court of co (28) “Means of egress” is a continuoufi sink. hasin, bathtub or shower facility re- violation of the standards of this Hous- time for the completion of such work, but pair. The Notice of Non-Compliance will petent jurisdiction, such portion shall lw 1; 1; As m and unobstructed path of travel from any quired by this Housing Ordinance shall ing ordinance: in no caw longer than June 30th. inform the Responsible Party: deemed as separate, distinct and indepeii- $35#. be properly connected with hoth hot and AS point in a building or structure to a pub- dent provision and such holding shall not cold water lines. The hot water lines shall affect the validity of the remaining por- I -.rr lic way, and consisting of three (3) sepa- c. A report or observation of a dwelling 2.117 OrdinanceViolations. Any respon- 1, Of the reason for the Notice of Non- LUW 8 rate and distinct parts: (a) the exit access, be connected with supplied water heat- that is unoccupied and unsecured or a sible party who does not correct a Hous- (’ompliance. tions thereof. ing Pdcilities which are properly installed AS (h) the exit and (c) the exit discharge. A dwelling that is fire damaged; ing Ordinance violation after being con- and maintained in ti safe and good work- means of egress comprises the vertical victed, or after an adjudication of respon- 2. That it is unlawful for any housing 2.134 Effective Date, This Ordinance iiig ioridition. shall take effect 30 days after puhlication Add Insulation And Beauty and horizontal means of travel and shall d. The need IO determine compliance sibility for the violation, shall be consid- unit to continue to be occupied for more include intervening room space, doors, with an order or notice issued by theViI- To Your Home ered to be willfully violating the provi- than 60 days after the date of issuance of hallways, corridors. passageways, halco- 1.1 19 Sewer System Required. Every lage; sions of this Housing Ordinance and to the Notice of Non-compliance. Adopted hy the Common Council of the Cover Soff itlFacia With A nies, ramps, stairs, enclosures, lobbies. dwelling shall have a sewage disposal be causing undue cost to the Village in Village of Gagetown on August 5. 1996 Vinyl Wrap And Never Paint escalators, horizontal exits, courts, and system which IS in good repair and free e. A request for an inspection by an oc- administering this Housing Ordinance. In 3. That any housing unit which is va- of leaks. Again yard. cupant and/or owner/owner-representa- these cases: cant at the time of issuance of a Notice of CHARLES WRIGHT Village President Cover Exterior Window tive. Non-compliance or which becomes va- (29) “Natural person” means a hunm 1.120 Heating System Required. Every Trim/New Caulk a. The Village shall issue another order cant during the period of Non-compliance being. dwelling shall have a heating system. Ev- f. Requirements of law where a dwell- to Repair or Correct Conditions after de- shall not be rented or occupied until the ATEST: New Gutters/Downspouts ery heating system shall be properly in- ing is to he demolished by the village or termining that a violation still exists and reason for the Non-compliance is cor- In Choice of Color (30) “Occupancy” or “Occupy” means stalled, in good repair and free of leakc, where ownership is to be transferred to shall allow a period of not more than thirty rected. MARGARET R. ROOT New Shutters With Every the fact or act of a human being living or iliid ohstructions. the Village. (30) days from the date of the second Village Clerk Siding Order (Limit 2 Pair) sleeping in a dwelling or unit within ii Order to Repair or Correct Conditions for Failure to comply with the terms of the dwelling. whether the human being is 1 .I 11 Electrical System Required. Every 2.103 Re-inspection. If said dwellingunit I hereby certify that the foregoing 9di- *Based on 24‘x36‘ ranch at 12% the completion of the required work. Notice of Non-compliance as set out in physically present or temporarily absent. dwelling shall have an electrical system, or dwelling does not comply with the nance was, on the 21st day of August. Interest, 84 mo. financing this Section shall be a violation of this somponen1s and safety devices which are Housing Regulations, the Building In- 2.1 18 Noncompliance with an Order or Ordinance. 1Y96, published in the Cass City (31) “Occupant” means a persoii whto properly installed and in good repair. spector shall notify the applicant and re- Notice. Upon failure of the responsible Chronicle. a newspaper printed and cir- occupies a dwelling. inspect the dwelling or dwelling unit for party to comply with an Order or Notice. 2.1 25 No owner shall occupy, let or rent culated in thevillage of liagetown. 1 122 Electricdl Outlets. All hahitable conlpliance within a reasonable time con- the Building Inspector shall issue an ap- to any person a vacant dwelling unit un- (32) “Open window area” means the rouiiis with a floor area of less than one sidering the circumstances. but not to pearance ticket or refer the matter to the less it is safe. clean and fit for human MARGARET R. ROOT resulting square footage of open space to hundred and fifty (150) square feet shall exceed ninety (90) days. Orders to Re- Village Attorney for prosecution or other occupancy, pursuant to Section 1 .I 29. Village Clerk the outdoors when a window has been have a niininiuiii of two (2) duplex elec- pair and (’orrect Conditions issued he- appropriate legal action. opened to its iiuiximum distance as nwa- trizal outletx. For each additional one hun- ween October 31st and April 1st for ex- 2.126 Enforcement C‘nerally. This Hous- COPIES OF 1-800-288-4385 dred (ICJO) square teet or portion thereot sued clear of the sash frame. terior work adversely affected by cold or 2.1 19 Removal of Posted Signs or No- ing Ordinance may be enforced jointly OHDLNANC‘E ARE $2.00 an additional duplex electrical outlet IS siiow shall provide additional time for the tices. No person shall remove, damage, and severally hy the Tuscola County STATE LICENSE #2101109016 (33) “Owner” or “ownership” means required, Such outlets shall he equally completioa of the work, hut in no case deface, interfere with. move or conceal Health Department, the Village’s Fire AT VILLAGE HALL CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 PAGE FIVE

: Hungarian exchange student I ~ -1 ~ ~- I Letter to I ir First taste of states the editor exciting Ior Noa Rozsa Hard to by Rebecca Messer An even bigger treat was is plain,” she said. COUNTRY Staff Writer watching a taping of thc To- Hungary is made up of 19 imagine day show and then being in- counties and has the same Some of the differences be- Noa Rozsa has only been in terviewed by AI Rokcr. weather patterns as Michigan tween the 2 countries Rozsa the United States 3 wceks, Judy explained, her daugh- because they are thc same has noticed already are the Republican yet she has made the most of ter Lisa, who is almost 6 feet distance from the cquator. foods, the houses and the those 3 weeks. tall, was holding B sign that Hungary has undergone highways. left out Rozsa is a Hungarian for- said “Greetings from Cass changes in recent years due In Hungary, she explained, eign exchange student who City & Budapest” wcll above to the fall of communism, the houses arc really close Dear Mr. Haire, is staying with Jim and Judy the crowd and it caught most of which Koesa said together and most people live Brown of Cass City, through Roker’s eye. have bccn good for the coun- in small apartments. She . the Rotary exchange pro- Rozsa also attended the tap- try. It’s difficult to imagine also said the highways in reading a front page story gram. ing of a popular talk show “It’s good because I think America are much wider and about the welfare bill During her first 2 weeks in and the Broadway play our country is not sorry (to there is more space between reform the States she has attended a “Big.” Rozsa said the talk get away from comniu- without even once seeing the them. word Republican mentioned, Brown family cookout, trav- show host found out she was nisrn),” she said. So far Rozsa has enjoyed It’s wen harder to imagine a eled to New York City, from Hungary, but had no A democratic govcrnment Cass City and living in the story about the success of Frankenmuth and driven a idea where Hungary was. has offered the citizens of country because it reminds tractor. While in New York, Rozsa Hungary more choices than her of trips to the country in Michigan’s welfare reform without even once seeing the Three days after arriving in was thrilled to buy t-shirts ever, but Rozsa said the Hungary. “I love Cass City the States, Rozsa celebrated from some of her favorite ’ choices are not always easy because my grandma lives in name of its nationally re- her seventeenth birthday in television shows such as to get. a small village and we visit nowned driving force, our an American fashion. The Beverly Hills 902 10, “There are niorc choices, her every second Sunday.” very own Governor John Browns held a barbecue. Melrose Place, Friends, and but they are very expensive. According to Judy, her fa- Engler. Yet, that is precisely The barbecue served a sec- ER. She also received a com- Evcrything is vcry expcn- ther is also pleased she is liv- NOA ROZSA, an exchange student from Hungary, came what greeted readers on the ond purpose as well. Rozsa’s plimentary Snapple hat from sive,” she said. ing in a rural setting. front page of last week’s father traveled with her to the Today show. Ro~sa,who will be a It has also given her the equipped with books, maps, postcards, an English/Hungar- Chronicle. One might expect America and the Browns this kind of treatment in an Eating at the Hard Rock twelfth grader at Cass City opportunity to not only ride ian Hungariadnglish dictionary and miniature flags from wanted to introduce him to Cafe and walking up and High School, took 2 years of on a tractor but drive a trac- - editorial. The existence of a as many of their family mem- down 57th street was a real English in Hungary, hut has tor. “It was fun,” she said her country to share with her host family, Jim, Judy, Eric, democratic society is bers as possible before he treat for Rozsa as wcll. learned most of hcr English with a big smile. dependant upon an educated left. since she has been in the U.S. While she is here, Rozsa Lori and Michelle Brown. and informed electorate. So, Resides enjoying the sights, HUNGARY Rozsa said shc is nmre cx- said, she wants “to see every- what happened? 2 special treats for Rozsa in cited than nervous about at- thing, but I know I can’t.’’ Frankenmuth were getting a Rozsa lives in Budapest, tending an American school. One thing Rozsa would like Respectfully, free birthday lunch from Hungary’s capital, with her “I think it will he hard for to do is learn to drivc. Zehnders and visiting the Si- mother, Judy; father, Ferenc; the first one or 2 months,” Leszek Sulanowski lent Night Chapel. Rozsa older sister, Daniellsl, and the she said, adding that English, said she was very excited to family dog, Szurka. world history, psychology Letters to the Editor find a Hungarian version of and algebra I1 will be among Claim ’ about The Chronicle welcomes Silent Night at the chapcl. An interesting Pact h c r courses . Budapest that many Ameri- letters to the editor. NEW YORK cans don’t realize is Rozsa came prcparcd with flood Ltters must include the Budapest is really 2 cities. textbooks in Hungarian to writer’s name, address Probably the most exciting Rozsa explained Budapest, hclp hcr in case she gcts lost damage and telephone number. thing Rozsa has done is take which has about 2 million in her classes. The latter is in cme it is a trip to New York City with residents, is divided into 2 “She came so well pre- President Clinton issued a necessary to call for veri- her host family. While in parts by the Danubc river. pared. I was amad,” Judy major disaster declaration for fication,but won’t be used New York, Rozsa visited the One side is called Buda and said. Michigan, due to severe in henewspaper. Statue of Liberty, Radio City the other is Pest. She will also have the hclp storms and flooding June 21 Names will be withheld Music Hall, the Empire State Rozsa lives on the Buda of her host-sistcr Lori, who through July 1. Building and the United Na- side, which she describes as will be in the eleventh grade from publication upon re- tions. more hilly and green. “Pest this fall. The declaration provides quest, for an adequate public assistance (assistance reason. to state and local government The Chronicle reserves for the repair and replace- the right to edit lettersfor ment of damaged public fa- length and clarity. cilities). It also provides haz- We will not publish thank ard mitigation assistance (as- you lelters of a spccflc sistance to state and local nature,for itwtaFe,frm governments for actions A CREW AT McDonald’s in Cass City rolled up their sleeves aclub thanking mekcliants taken to prevent or reduce who donared prizes a long term risk to life and and went to work Saturday for the Muscular Dystrophy As- fbr pi-opcrty from natural or sociation. The restaurant’s car wash raised $120 for MDA. rafle. technological hamrds) for -- Bay, Lapeer, Saginaw. Sanilac, St. Clair, Tuscola and Midland countics. When losses occur in a presidentially declared disas- Mon. thru Sat. ter area, taxpayers may be able to deduct that loss on 7 a.m. to 8 D.m. -IN CASS CITY- their return or amended re- Phone: 072-2191 turn for the preceding year I PRICES SLASHED! - ALL MODELS I for an immediate tax refund. Or, they may wait until they lile thcir fcderal tax return Beef for the year the loss occurred.

At least ti portion of the a- DENVER sualty losscs to such property as a house or car usually can STEAKS he claiined as an itemized tax deduction. For tax purposes a casualty is the damage, de- struction or loss of property lb. due to an identifiable event $139 $139 that is sudden, unexpected, lb. or unusual in nature. The amount of any such loss is reduced by an insur- Red or ance or other reimbursement, then by $100, and finally by Green IO percent of the taxpayer’s adjusted gross income. SEEDLESS * -- To compute a casualty loss, GRAPES generally the taxpayer should put together a list of thc property lost or damagcd, and the value of that property bcfore and after the casualty 78%. 01-disaster. It is best to make such a list as soon after the rTrmShurfine 3 liter 7i ‘hascd on brarid Drelmrence surveys in Ihe U S 6 Canada ‘Isk lor detalls = event as possible. Additional i n formation ahout casualty and disaster losses and tax law can be London’s 5 qt. pail found in IKS Publication 547, “Nonbusiness Disasters, ICE CREAM Casualties, and Thefts”, and Pub1 ication 584, “Nonbusiness Disaster, Ca- sual ty and Theft Loss Work- book.” They are free and available by calling I-800- ALL LUNCHES $2.99 UNLESS NOTED DEL’ MENU ALL DINNERS $3.99 UNLESS NOTED 829-3676. Wednesday 8-21-96 Wednesday 8-21-96 1. Pan Pizza slice) (69“ 1. Glazed Ham Slices, Apple &Yams, Salad & Roll 2.2 Chicken, Potato Wedges & Salad pc. 2.3 pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges, Salad & Roll Adds value Thursday 8-22-96 Thursday 8-22-96 1. Potato Casserole Salad tiarnburg 8 1. Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Salad & Roll 2 pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges & Salad Horticiil ture experts say a 2. 2.3pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges, Salad & Roll Friday 8-23-96 6-TiertM Wash System Super 4.0 Capaclty Oven Roll-a-Drawers well-landscapcd lawn can Friday 8-23-96 11 - - 1.2 pc. B.B.Q. Ribs, Potato Wedges Salad No. 1 flacking Capaclty Gourmet Oven Racks StronnboxTMDoor Hlnaes 8 1.3 pc. B.B.Q. Rbs, Potato Wedges, Salad i3 Roll ($4.29) I add anywhere from 5 to 15 2.2 pc. Fish (Cod), Potato Wedges & Salad 2.3 pc. Fish (Cod), Potato Wedges, Salad 8, Roll ($4.29) petcer~tto the value of a 3.2pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges & Salad 3.3 pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges, Salad 8 Roll 90 DAWS SAMEASCASH I horiw, and make it more ap- Saturday 8-24-96 Saturday 8-24-96 pealing to potential buyers. 1. Grilled Ham & Cheese ($2.29) 1,3pc. Chicken, Potato Salad, Cole Slaw & Roll pc.Chicken, Potato Wedges & Salad There arc plenty oflandscap- 2.2 Monday 8-26-96 Monday 8-26-96 1. Baked Chicken Quarters, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Salad & Roll in6 opions in Michigan, 1. Spaghetti with Meat Sauce & Salad 2.3 pc. Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Salad 8 Roll where our Parmers art. among 2. 2 pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges & Salad , Tuesday 8-27-96 Tuesday 8-27-96 the nation’s leaders in the 1. Lasagna, Salad 8. Roll 1 .Taco Salad (Small $2 49, Large $3.99) 2.3 pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges, Salad & Roll production of trees, flowers 2.2 pc. Chicken, Potato Wedges & Salad and shruhs. **‘_ ,PAGE SIX CAS,C CITY CHRONICLE - WEDmSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Smigell named Down Memory Lane new director of From the files of the Chronicle Cass City band 5 YEARS AGO Russia. They joined 26 other Boyne Mountain Lodge at Forced by circumstances to School, young people from Mt. Boyne Falls. come to a quick decision, the Smigell worked as a gradu- An estimated 1,622 stu- Pleasant, Florida and Penn- Cass City School Board ate staff assistant for the Uni. dents, 72 teachers and 42 sylvania on the tour. They 35 YEARS AGO hired Jason Paul Srriigell to versity of Michigan March- support staff personnel are returned June 26. “Overall, I direct thc instrumental mu- ing Band. He was a member expected to be welcomed found it sort of depressing. I The Mill End Stores, with sic department at the school. of the Michigan Symphony back in the Cass City School was happy to start the trip headquarters in Bay City, To enable students to attend Band and Kappa Kappa Psi, District Tuesday, where a back home,” Suzor said. have leased the building for- suninicr band camp, a new honorary music and service half day of classes will kick Walbro Corporation offers merly occupied by Hulien’s director had to be on thejob fraternity. He was the Michi- off the new school year. employees physical fitness and will open an outlet in by Monday. Hired by the gan Marching Band fanfare The Cass City Retail Com- facilities. The facility is di- Cass City. board Thursday, Smigell left conductor and the marching mittee, spearheaded by Rick rected by Marty Daniel, 32, Carol Seeley, 13, daughter Monday with niembcrs of band’s section leader. and Nancy Taylor, co-own- who came here from Hart- of Mr, and Mrs. Earney the hand to attend summer Supt. Ken Micklash said ers of Bigelow Hardware, ford City, Ind., and his assis- Seeley, and Chuck Peasley, band camp. that he was highly recgm- has initiated a plan to help tant, Tanya Katschanov, for- 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud He was recommended by mended by organizations -in spark interest in the high merly of Ferndale. Since its Peasley, were riding a horse

~ school’s band and football fornier dircctor Brian Knoll, which he worked. 7 inception and start-up last named Fury to a horse meet- who resigned to attend of- In 1993-94 he was en- programs.’ Local downtown October, about 36 percent of ing at Bustamante’s Aug. 16, merchants will hang “Red d. / ficer training school. semble manager for thi: all- the Walhro wxk force of800 when the horse started to Hawk” flags in front of their I, state program at Interlochen. in Cass City arid Caro have buck and wouldn’t let up Stnigell earned his Bach- stores before each Friday’s taken advantage of the faoil- until he was rid ofhis riders. !,*‘,“THE OCTAGON BARN Festival featured a host of attrac- elor of Music degree in mu- ALSO HIRED football game. ity. Carol and Chuck went to tibns inside the historical barn, Above, Linda Rye of Kingston sic education at the Univer- Around 90 relatives and Dr. Ken- Tiseo, 25, has Hills and Dales General Hos- sity ofMichigan in 1995. He The board also hired Kelly friends attended a surprise joined the dental practice of pital and Carol was released (right) demonstrates wool spinning for Tiffany Strider, 10, and COIIICS to Cass City from Van Kastraba on a half-time ba- birthday party Thursday Dr. Robert E Grccn and Dr. that night. Chuck returned evening at Colony House to Ann Cherry, who are Buren Public Schools. where sis to teach the Title 1 read- Nichols E. Nahernak in Cass home the morning of Aug. both Caro residents involved in the Big he served as assistant direc- ing program. The program is honor Mary Lou McXntyre City. 18. BrothersBig Sisters program. tor ot’ hands, Belleville High a federally funded course. on her 93rd birthday. Cass City’s own Hal James McLoskey of Caro 25 YEARS AGO Willard, 29, has been named has been selected as a Big head football coach at Wayne BrotherdBig Sisters of An estimated 2500 Cass State University in Detroit. America regional winner. He City area rcsidents gathered He graduated from Cass City will accept a special hero at the Cass City Recreational High School in 1949. Plow fields before seeding medallion at the star-studded Park to join in the festivities Klaus Schulze was married Chesebrough-Pond’s Na- of the first western Round- Saturday at the Trinity tional Hero Awards gala Oct. up Saturday. Lutheran Church in Ann Ar- ‘powersuho will be fot ced these combinations should 28 at New York City’s George Bushong, a North- bor to Anneliese Brookman t‘o plant attcr wheat whcat prevent lightly infected seeds Waldor f- As toria Hotel. er 11 Mi chi gan University of Germany. Mr. and Mrs. fall are strongly urged to this or incidental inoculum from Area residents Ken, graduate, has been hired to A.J. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ plow their fields bcforc fc- becoming a problem during Rosely~iand Andrew Martin replace the departed Jim Kot Fritz Neitzel, Mr. and Mrs. ‘seeding them. gerniinatiori and seedling es- returned Sunday from Sioux as hand instructor. Arthur Holmberg and Mr. Pat Hart, Michigan State tablishment,” Copeland says. City, Iowa, where Ken Clarence Shantz, 67, of atid Mrs. George Clara at- University Extension plant “Results of tests at the Michi- played in the ISC World Soft- Gagetown, is in good condi- tended. Mrs. William Pollock pathologisr, says that grow- gan Crop Improvement As- ball tournament. Ken plays tion aftcr being lost in the (Joan Holmberg) was soloist ers who do not plow will hc. sociation seed-testing labora- on the fast pitch team of the Vud Lake Swamp in Huron at the wedding. r‘ilnning the iisk of suhstati- tory have shown that prop- Michigan Explorers, which County, where he was found At IGA Super Foodtown ’tial, if not major, discaso erly treated seed from scab- came in sixth among 48 about 2 a.m. Monday. He lost Market: Bananas, 10 cents problenis next year. infected seed lots has germi- teams in the week-long tour- his way while picking blue- lb.; Dutchess apples, 2 lbs. 25 ’ The risk includes develop- Potato late-blight nated well into the 90 percent ney. berries in Grant Township. cents; lenions, 6 for 29 cents. ment of diseases such as level .” Floyd McIntosh, 31, of‘ Cephalosporium stripe, scab Copeland says that growers 10 YEARS AGO Shabhona Road received and/or sharp eye spot atid should not even think about first,second and third degree Healthy other problcms that anre- using planter box treatments. Should free parking be of- burns over his body whcn a OII disease concern duce yields and the return a Hc says that this is a treat- fered in downtown Cass spark from a sump pump sct Recausc of. this ycar’s of‘ the Michigan Potato In- niiti periods) whcn the plants diet i uves trnent riient of last resort, even in a City? Area merchants are off an explosion that twisted ’ record-sctti rip we1 spring, it dustry Conin iissi on. “A bout bcgiii to tiicct in thc rows. “The pathogens (nanicly good year. looking into alternatives to his house off its foundation scab, which has bccn tound is Iyossihlc a wide-spread 10 percent of Michigan’s If platits show signs of dis- For a healthy diet, you He recommends that grow- the parking meters. Wednesday night. Mrs. this sutrtrner in wheat) sur- o\tLbrcak 01 1)0t;1t0 late- pot at o prod itc t i o ti was :I 1‘- C~ISC,thc wtiolc plant should should try to eat bctwecn 3 ers who can’t locate certified Adam Suzor, 15, a sopho- McIntosh and her 4 childrcn and 5 servings of vegetables * vive niuch better in residue blight cli scilsc COII Id OWtir in t’ected by latc-blight in he removed and buried to seed rely on the ser- more at Cass City High 11, ii ii were not injured. each day. Romaine lettuce I on the soil surface than in the M i c hi F a tv r s K ei t h 1995.” prcvctit I‘ur[hcrsl)rc.iId 01 the vices of professioIlal School, and elementary art A 2-day art exhibit f‘catur- Clrcag 1, dcp 11 t y di r cc t or o 1‘ o 11 - and other dark greens con- soil benea:h the surtace,” t Si lice cduc at i is c o tis id d i sc ;i sc . clcaning and treatment sur- teacher and friend, Trudy Hart says. “Spores of heMichigan Department ot’ cred lo hc otic 01‘ the niost Kirk ruc~oiittiiutidsthat po- ing the paintings of Mrs. tain Vitamin A and arc vices to condition bin-run Muszynski, lect Cass City Lucile 1. Bauer will hc held healthier for you than iceberg , Fusarium (which cause scab) Agriculture (MDA). vital coniponcnts in prevent- tato l>l~ltl~hhc cxalnincd seed for plantiI,g. Friday and Saturday at the are ubi qui tu ii s t h r o ir g t i out “MDA will continue to iiig and miiriagiiig plant clis- daily duriiig cool, wet June 15 for an 8-day trip to lettuce. Michigan, hut they arc more 111 o 11 i t or t 11 c 17 ( I t ii t o 1 ii t e - eases, action by cotiiriicrcial wcatlicr. by rciiioviiig dis- abundant in corn arid wheat h 1 i g ti t situ at i o 11 ti eru i II pot at o gr o wt‘r s a tic1 ho riic caxcd planb in tiriiu, vigilant stubble.” M iclii g;r ti 21 tit1 s11ppor t thc garcicnerx is critical to the horiic giircicticrs will help M i c hi ga ti Po ~i to I 11 d ii t ry () , He and MSlJ Extciisioii s I’rcvcn t ioii o t. this d i seasc. uot ii t i icrc r ;I I gr w ur s i ii t heir Save Up to 45% : agronomist Larry Copeland C’oiiiiiiission iti its cf’l’orts Kirk rcmi nds coninicrcial fight ;tgai tist potato latu- ‘saythat if certified seed can- with Michigan State t.Jiiivcr- producers that cull pilcs and hl igti I. on Brand Name Birth Control :not be found (supplies arc sity in pr-evctitirip a 1ii;i.ior rock piles arc prim pluccs For add iti otiii I i 11 t’ormation, )expcctcd to bc about 10 per- o 11 t h t-r;i k o I‘ t 11 i s 11 i sc it sc .” fioni which the discasc caii coiitac’t Reti Kudwa at the ;cent bel ow nor mal ), hi 11 -ru ri C‘rcagti said. start. Accordiiig to Kirk, Michigaii Potato I Iidustry Your First Month of Savings :seed will bc ii suitahlt. source Willialii Kirk, an associate tubers at (or close to) thc Co111 ti1 i h\ i o ti, 13109 Can Pay for Your Annual :of supply if :he seed is prop- prot‘essor at MiLtiigari Stalu surt‘acu of‘ c~tllpilcs iirc sctl:lvc)’ Road, SlIile #7, -The savings Membership Fee ‘erly conditirmd and treated. lJiiivcrsity (MSlI 1. reports likely to he killed ot’t‘by low DcWitt, MI or call (517) Copeland cxplains that ~011- that ti tiiorc virulcrit striliti of‘ w i n t er te I iipc r at Ii rcs , H c) w - 009-8377, :ditioning en titi 1s screeii i I IF, Uic. potato latch-liplit Ixittio- wur, tubers at the center 01‘ you want Joinina is easv, fanning and/or running seed gcri (PI i ytopt it tiorii i ti tost ans) ii cirll pilc niay survivc thc over agravity mill to reniovth is sprcac-lit,p into arcas iiot wiiitcr, thcti sprout latcr iti First pirieupple The birth Complete the attached enrollment forrri and return to at‘tcctcd most of the sever rl y sca h- I 11 - ptcvioiisl~~ by this the sc~lSoI1. -** the address shown with voiir check or monev order or fected kenels. dcv;istatiric discasc iri both Cull pilcs and rock piles call 1-800-511-1 314 and a representative will enroll “This should elitninatc thc IJriitcd Statcs and located in I‘cncu rows and control pills most small, lightwight ker- c 3 II ;I( 1 ;I . shcltcred by trccs ;irc likely you in the fi4fGi program for only $9 95 (Discover nels that would othcrwisc “ill 1004. ttic disriisc c‘ost soiirccs 01’ itiitial iiioculuni you need Visa, MasterLard accepted). cause most sccdling loss dur- Mictiigaii growcrs 2111 chsti- which coiilcl star[ :IH epi- ing germination and starid rnwtt‘d $1 inillion ill lost pio- dctiiic. Growcrs NU wguci est a bl i s ti rric ti t ,” C ope I a II d dltctiori iitid about tlic siitiic to irispcct cull pilcs arid Sa.vi ng.-iseasier. says. “If the lighter seeds arc iri control costs,” slid Hun stonu pi1c.s arid clcstroy ;my As a hir -d-men:ber, your physician will simply revise not removed froiii the scud Kudw;i, vxccritivc dircictor potatoes with IICW t‘oliagc or J signs 01’ sproutiiig. Siricch your chrrent birth control pill prescriptiori to a I& ’riid iic w grow tt i uoii s t ii I it I y t a k t‘s + equivalent product which you can fill at over 2b.000 placc,it iiiiiy be ~icccssaryto Preferred Provider Pharrriacies nationwide. (A partial c.0 II t i ti 11 OLI SI y 11 ioti i tor ;i rid cotitt ol polatocs gi-owitig in listing of Preferred Provider Pharmacies is shown on tticsc typcs ot. locations. the back of the brochure.) tlonic g;irclcticrs iirc‘ being askcd to iisc control meth- Consumer Satisfaction: ods that will hull, limit the dcvcloptiicnt 01- this discasc. Consumer satisfaction is the Number One At‘lcr platits reach ahoitt 6 itichcs iri huight, ridges or Goal of kfFp- hills stioiild bc hiltto nearly * cover ttic t-oliagc, thcrc hy As you well know health care costs are a national providing a physical harrier concern and prescription costs are on the rise. tifr to sporc p~ictra t i o ti. hM Fu I 1 g ic i dc ap pl ic ati o ti i s was developed to provide high quality and ’cost. the niain ciisciisc control effective medications and other products to our nicttiocl iiscd hy cotiinicruial potato growers. Howcvcr. members tlic oiily f’ungiL.idt. available to the lio~iicgarduiicr (that is ctt.cctivc agai tist latc- blight) is ii copper-contain- iiip p-oduc‘t. This should he applicd 011 ;I rcpilar basis overnight . 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,- How can you live with peace of Timind now and in the future? Protect your family with a life instrrance plan from Farm Bureau Life IrwraIice Company of Michigan. Call for a prompt review of your WOOD DRUG“ insurance needs. Rich Ypma LUTCF Cass City AGFA* FILM “OLD STORE HOURS: Making your future more pwdictable. 6703 Main Street NOTHING ESCAPES AGFA f I1M BOOKMART Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Cass City, MI 48726 - Chronicle NEW SHERIDAN Books, Cards, Photo & Gitls Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Fhorie: 872-4326 HEALTH MART PHARMACY 6498 Main St. Sun. 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m. IY ..uy * L &“. C... 1 ,A,* -9. -1.. . - Phone 872-2010 __I___--I---.-I Jonathan Shores, R. PH. CASS CITY, MI ‘48726 (517) 872-2075 OPEN EVERY OTHER SUNDAY < -‘y ~ -I---~ .-___-_I_” A ” k- -.-.-- - - -. -_- ..-- 5 -_.- PAGE SEVEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS ClTY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1996 x i” 5,000 visit barn <

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another big success -2 Mother Nature smiled on ied, but officials said some and ban, where a host of the buildings and land, and the Third Annual Octagon 5,000 people visited the barn exhibits were set up. Those Tuscola 2001 has unlimited Barn Festival Saturday in throughout the day. who walked through the barn access to and sole use of the Gagetown, Likewise, the amount raised also got a close look at a barn, adjacent house and out- The village as well as the at this year’s festival had not llama and some farm animals buildings as well as an adja- nearby Octagon Barn came been tallied as of press time; housed in the structure for cent 8.25-acre area surround- to life under sunnv skies as however, those who toured. the day. ing the barn and house -<.-XUX’\. .e . .* -*-. -..- -= . u4gsT ~~.. hundreds of people gathered the barn and farmhouse were The celebration was made through a period from Jq.1 , -*-\* WrnhW,,,, . to celebrate a continuing ef- generous, donating about possible largely through the 1996, throughDec. 31,19& LL fort to preserve the unique, $1,100 at the site. efforts of the Friends of the for the purposes of presee- historical 8-sided barn and The celebration began with Octagon Barn. The group tion, restoration and maintk- THE OWEN-GAGE Schools Band did its part to liven up Saturday’s Octagon Barn nearby farnlhouse, opening ceremonies, during was organized as part of the nance. Festival Parade. AtGndance estimates var- which Congressman Jim non-profit Tuscola 2001 in The historical “round barn” Barcia presented a flag flown January 1994, about 3 years dates back to the 192Qs, over the U.S. Capitol to Rose after the DNR purchased the when James and Cora Purdy Putnam, chairman of the barn and surrounding prop- hired carpenters George and Friends of the Octagon Barn, erty, making it part of the John Munro to build the the committee that has spear- 1,000-acre Gagetown State 15,OOO-square foot barn and headed the preservation ef- Game Area. l8-room farmhouse. I fort. At the time, DNR officials Barcia promised to pool re- acknowledged various Gougeon sources with state Sen. Joel groups’ interest in the barn Gougeon and state Rep. as an historical attraction, but Mike Green to purchase a indicated they wanted the gets top I flag pole for the barn. barn and other structures re- The festival’s grand parade moved from the site. kicked off at 11 a.m., fol- rating lowed by a host of activities However, negotiations with Senator Joel Gougeon (R- for all ages. Various conces- the Friends of’the Octagon Bay City) received the hi@- sions offered everything Barn resulted in a “memo- est rating for his support bf from popcorn to chicken to randum of understanding” small business-related legis- hot dogs and brats. early this year. lation, according to a report At the Octagon Barn, visi- Under the agreement, the recently issued by the Na- tors toured the farmhouse DNRmaintains ownership of tional Federation of Indepen- dent Business (NFIB),whigh examined roll call votes from 1995-1996. Gougeon votkd 100 percent in favor of leg- islation- to promote small business. “Making Michigan attrac- tive to business is what keeps our economy strong and di- verse,” Gougeon said. “We ALEXA KAMRAD, 2, of Caro, en- have turned the state arouyl OSCAR BROOKS (left) and Carl Mayhew, both members of with careful planning to joyed Saturday’s Octagon Barn Festi- make it business-friendly val with the VFW Post 3644, Cass City, raise the flag during opening again.” parade along her parents, The NFIB rated legislators Brad and Lisa, and a host of other area ceremonies of the Third Annual Octagon Barn Festival in according to their support @ Gagetown Saturday. small business. The legisla- residents. tion reviewed ranges fro@ tort liability to reducing th~ w a I 1 I districtwe e single business tax. 1 appearAA in court @2;daaf Ad,.. 9% I*/1 R ,yw#! The following people were *Richard A. Neiger, 51, second depree, conspiracy to operating a motor vehicle Township. recently arraigned on felony Unionville, wa~charged with commit home invasion, lar- while under the influence of Bond was set at $5,000 for Wedding Invitation . charges in Tuscola County nianufacture of marijuana ceny of a stereo systcni and/ liquor, third or subsequent the defendant, who faces a Consultants ,’ District Court: and possession of marijuana or VCRs and/or a tclwision, offensc, and driving while preliminary exam Friday Cass City Chronicle *Andy R. Barnes, 21, May 30 in Colunihia Town- and receiving and concealing his license was suspended or morning. Millington, faces a charge of ship. stolen property ovcr $100 rcvoked Aug. 11 in Cass City. *Michael D. Wheaton 11, 872-2010 larceny by conversion over Bond was set at $3,500 and May 27 in Wclls Township, Bond was set at $5,000. A 19, Fostoria, faces charges of CONGRESSMAN Jim Barcia pre- $100 April 19 in Mayville. a preliminary exam was Bond was set at $5,000. preliminary exam is to be breaking and entering a gro- Bond in the case was set at slated for Friday at 9 a.m. Bolshy t’accs a preliniinary hcld Friday morning. cery store with intent to com- sented Friends of the Octagon Barn $1,000. A preliminary ex- *David M. Bolshy, 17, exan] Friday morning. .Roger A. Perdue, 44, mit larceny and larceny of 2 Chairman Rose Putnam with a flag amination was scheduled for C‘aro. was arraigned on *Vernori E. Clapsatidle, 35, Davison, was arraigned on 3 cases of beer July 25 in Aug 30 at 9 a.m. charges of home invasion, Cass City, was charged with counts of assault with a dan- Watertown Township. flown over the U.S. Capitol during gerous weapon (knife) and Bond was set at $7,500 and carrying a concealed weapon a preliminary exam was Saturday’s opening ceremonies of the Aug. 3 in Watertown Town- slated for Friday morning. Octagon Barn Festival. ship. Bond was set at $5,000 and a preliminary exam was scheduled for Friday morn- ing .JCSS~ D. Will, 21, Harbor Beach, is charged with pos- session with intent to deliver niari.iuana and conspiracy to possess with intent to deliver Limited time marijuana May 3 1 in Elkland offer - Airboats r: Report starting at only. .. theft in These prices will not be repeated h: village Who wants to be first to one? :!In own -* *: . A trio of Cass City residents last week reported incidents In Cass City at 1 6 of thcft and/or property dam- age. Blaine deBeaubien, owner SIMPSON’S of Cass City Wrecker Ser- vice, 6597 Main St., told Cass City police that some- one stolc a torque converter AIRBOATS valued at $380 from the transmission of a truck at his ”TheAirboat King” business. In addition, the vehicle was scratched and a ACROSS FROM STOCKYARD headlight and the windshield 6396 E. Cass City Rd. were broken. The damage occurred Tigers vs Indians sometime during the evening Monday Aug 26 7 05 pm Kodak Kids Run Basest”/ Family Value Pack-$39”’ hours Thursday or early Tuesday Aug 27 7 05 prn Family Value Pack / 4 TIX, 4 Dogs, 4 Cokes-$39’” morning Friday, according to Wednesday Aug 28 1 15 pm Family Value Pack / 4 Tix, 4 Dogs, 4 Cokes-$39I7 reports. Danay Westerby, 636 1 Pint: Tigers vs Royals St., reported sonleone took Thursday Aug 29 7:05 pm Friday Aug 30 7.05 prn Live Band Pre-game in Tiger Plaza $140 from the bedroom of Coca Cola Fireworks Spectacular”’ her apartmcnt. She last saw Saturday Aug 31 1 15 prn FREE Pop-SecretfKroger Insulated Lunch Bag’’’ the rrioney Aug. 13, reports Sunday Sep 1 1 15 pm FREE Hebrew National Player Card Set(’’ statc. 11) Posrganie wealher uerminmg Also recently, policc broke 121 MUSI purcnaw Itckels in aovance of Odme ddle 13) First 10 OOO Ian$ 14 and under up ;1 fight in front of Cool 7 Rays Tanning, 6529 Main $1 Hot Dogs, Pizza Slices and Cokes St., hut not before one of the August 30,31 and September 1 vs KC e suspccts involved was pushed into an aluminum and made to your storm door, brca king the (517) 872-2007 door glass, Damage was estimated at (517) 658-2560 $300 in thcAug. 10 incident, Ask for Eli Simpson n according to reports, which state restitutioii will be sought in the case. PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Uphold Assistant at Michigan Athletic and Reh; Joslyn bilitation Center. She is a graduate of Dell Holbrook Area News m.A-tC- College and started working at M.A.R.( on appeal in October of 1995. Pam resides in Car( Mrs. Thelma Jackson The Michigan Court of Ap- CJwith her husband and family. Phone 658-2347 peals has affirmed Tuscola As a Physical Therapist Assistant, Pam assists in patient County Circuit Court Judge care and follows through with treatment programs as set up Patrick R. Joslyn in the sen- by the PhysicalTherapist. Pam administers dtrect patient care tencing of Harry Eugene to neurological and orthopedic paiicnts. She assesses and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ira Leppek and Ann and Mrs. Danny Schultz, spent a week with Mr. and Searles. Searles was sen- Swackhamer attended the Meredith of Las Vegas and Shannon, Sabrina and Mrs. Ken Karg at Bad Axe tenced 26 to 50 years of im- treats patients and also conducts tests and measurements as requested by the attending tiiiieral of her brother, Grant Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Samantha of Canton spent and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. prisonment following a jury physician. Pam especially enjoys working with geriatric patients. As a skilled profes- I'sniphcll, at the Uht Funeral Rumptz attended the funeral the weekend with Mr. and Other weekend guests were trial guilty verdict of first sional at M.A.R.C., Pam is available to help with your rehabilitation needs. If we can be ilome in Westland Friday. of Stanley Glaza at St. John's Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Other Shannon, Samantha and degree criminal sexual con- of assistance, call us at 517-872-2084. Hirrial was in Cadillac Me- Catholic Church in Ubly guests for the annual family Sabrina Schultz of Canton. duct . tilorial Gardens at Westland. Wednesday morning. birthday party Saturday were Beverly Rockefeller was a The defendant first ap- LOCATED IN HILLS & DALES HOSPITAL, 4675 HILL ST., CASS CITY Mrs. Kcti Osentoski was a Mrs. David Hacker spent Mrs. Charlie Corbishley, Wednesday guest of Reva pealed his conviction by ar- Wednesday aftcrnoon guest Wednesday with Mrs. Earl Charles and Christopher and Silver. guing that the trial court 01 Mrs. Alex Cleland and Schenk. Bill Bredow of Bad Axe and Mary Lou Harris ofAuburn erred in denying his motion C'arol Laming . Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Powers of Hills was a Tuesday lunch to -suppress statements he Mr. and Mrs. Frail k Terry of Schultz and daughters were Highland, guest of Betty and Bryce m'ade to the state trooper t:l kton were Wednesday Saturday overnight guests of IreneTedford ofVassar vis- Hagen and a Tuesday over- while in custody, but was not guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schultz ited Mr. and Mrs. Glen night and Wednesday guest given his Miranda warnings. Konkcl and Marney, at Bad Axe. Shagena recently. of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meske The Court of Appeals ruled Lois Hoult and Mr. and Allen Farrelly met Cheryl Larrv Silver nf Enmlwnnri at Port Hope. that no Miranda warnings Pursuant to the resolution of the Village Council dated May 23, 1996, Mrs. Jim Jewel1 of Holiday, and Bobbie Allen at China Ohio, spent the weekend Louise Wright and Leah were required because the notice is hereby given that a petition from the Village Council for the Jxk Miller of Byron, and King in Bad Axe for lunch with Reva Silver. Mts. Hoxie spent 2 days in Ches- defendant was not in custody Jti\tin of and Emily Miller re- Wednesday and later went to Gerald Wills was a Sunday -_terfield,~~ Ind. at the time of the interview. enlargement of thevillage Cass City Village limits will be presented to I urncd honw recently from a the home of Laura Kulish to breakfast guest. The defendant next argued the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on 1 0-day cruise to Alaska. play cards. Stacy McCollum was a ZFHC tour that the trial court erred in Tuesday. Auast 27. 1996. at 7:OO p.m, at the Commissioners Room in Iicva Silver spent Tuesday Jim Krohn of Chicago and guest of Beth Hoxie. allowing evidence of prior :iitunoon with Mrs. Gcrald Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind werc Mr. and Mrs Tony uncharged acts of sexual the Tuscola County Courthouse Annex, in Caro, Michigan. Any person Wills. Monday evening guests of Ci cs 1 i n ski were Friday set Thursday misconduct involving him. interested in said petition, or who wishes to object thereto, may appear Bryce arid Betty Hagen Mrs. Gerald Wills. evening guests of Mrs. Mar- The goal ofthe Innovative The Court ofAppeals found o,we Monday wcning guests Beth Hoxie spent 3 days at tin Sweeney. Farmers of Huron County that Judge Joslyn did not before the Board of Commissioners at that time. The description of the (11 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meske Oak Hills Girl Scout Camp Kathleen Ward of Port St. (IFHC),organized 3 years abuse his discretion in admit- property proposed to be annexed to the Village is as follows: (it Port Hopc. at Caro. Lucy, Ha,, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ago, is to promote a more ting testimony of prior un- Leah Hoxie and family Eight members attcndcd thc Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. James economical, efficient and charged instances of sexual have moved to 2077 West Wednesday Morning Break- Mitchell, Susann and Ryan environmentally sound agri- misconduct because the evi- Commencing at the Northeast Corner of Lot 23 Northwood tluron Linc Road, IJhly. Fast at Pat's Restaurant in ad Tom Mitchell of cultural industry. dence was offered for the Village and Estates No. 1, being in and a part of the NE 1/4- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Silverspring, Md., and Their progress and some of Uhly, They will meet at Pat's purpose of establishing a NW 1/4 and the SE 1/4 of Section 28, Tl4N-R1 IE, Village ('idand of Bad Axe, Mr. and again next week. Marion Ballard of Pontiac the problems they have en- scheme, plan or system of Mrs. John Peruski of Ubly Mrs. Alex Cleland and are spending some time at countered along the way will sexual misconduct by defen- of Cass City, Tuscola County, Michigan; thence NOO 05'40"W, miMrs. Curtis Cleland were Carol Laming spent from thcir home here. be discussed at the annual dant in an effort to establish 173.0 feet; thence NO5 40'30"E, 319.28 feet to the Point of Suiiday dinner and afternoon Monday till Saturday with Cindy Marrow, Crystin tour of their applied research the victim's credibility con- ciicsts of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bob Cleland Sr. at Caribou Marrow and daughter Laurie plots, set for Thursday, in cerning the charged acts. Beginning of this description; thence N73 1 8'30"W, 286.46 i'ic~andatid ianiily. Lake and also visited Mr. and and friend Melissa of Livo- Huron County. Lastly the defendant chal- feet; thence NO0 05'40"W along the existing East 1/8 line 'llic Tr avt.1 in g Break fast Mrs. Eric Sedaburg at Cari- nia spent a week with Mr. The field day will tour the lenged his sentencing of 26 fence in said Section 28, 200.0 feet; thence N89 54'20"E, ('luh met at Oliver T in Bad bou Lake. and Mrs. Larry Konkel. IFHC's 2 research sites in the to 50 years imprisonment, AYC 'Thursday for breakfast Mrs. Martin Sweeney was Wednesday they visited Dor- Bad Axe area. Visitors are claiming that the judge failed 274.25 feet; thence SO0 05'40"E,282.73 feet to the point of with 17 mernbers present. a Tuesday afternoon guest of othy Harris in Bad Axe and requested to board buses at to consider his potential for beginning, Subject to right of ways and easements of record. 'I'licy will mcct at Oliver T Mrs. Jim Booms at Harbor Joe Konkel. the Michigan State Univer- rehabilitation among other Being in and a part of the E1/2-NE1/4, Section 28, T14N- +rain iicxt week. Beach. Jessie Hillaker spent a few sity Extension Office in Car0 things. The appeals court Mr. and Mrs. Evans Beatrice Hundersrnarck of days with Justin Miller. at 8:45 a.m., at the munici- stated that it was clear that RllE. Also the right to use in common with others for in- GihhHd wcrc among a group Bad Axc was a Thursday Mr. and Mrs. FrankTerry of pal parking lot in Pigeon at Joslyn had stated clear and gress and egress to Cedar Drive and existing drive whose CL V\)~Oattended the 40th wed- Elkton were Wednesday 9:OO a.m., or at the Huron guest of Mrs. Earl Schcnk. concise reasons for the sen- is approximately 33.0 feet East of thc Easterly line of the clin~anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry County Community Fair- tence imposed. hlrs. Harold Pettinger at the Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Konkel and Marney. grounds in Bad Axe at 9:15 above described parcel. Iioiiie of Mr. and Mrs. Dou- LaPecr Monday and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Franzel, a.m. The tour will begin at glas Roorns at Hubor Beach Mrs. Hiram Keyser Tuesday Doris Western, Allen Farrelly 9:30 a.m. Sunday afternoon. evening, and Auggie Renn met at Because of the need to plan Dated: July 30, 1996 Mi.. iind Mrs. Bob Bailcy of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ross of McDonald's in Bad Axe for adequate transportation and ' 1'11c'soii , Ari 7., wcrc Saturday Arcadia, Mr. and Mrs. Bob breakfast Tuesday morning. the noon luncheon, advance Joyce A. LaRoche ;Ilimoon guests of' Mr. and Karg and Jaimie and Randall Mrs. Gerald Wills was a registration is requested, The Chronicle Liners Village Clerk MIS. Jim Docrr. Knowles of Westland, Mr. Wednesday guest of Mr. and cost for the tour will be $5. Mrs, Dale Hind. To register, call the MSU Work LIke Magic! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Extension - Project Office in Cass City Chronicle m. Sageman of Bad Axe were Bad Axe at (517) 269-6099. lThe Chronicle an ideal wedding eiftl : Sunday afternoon guests of The tour will have 10 stops. Phone 872-2010 - Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Hagen. Among them will be a study THE MOST POPULAR CRUISE LINE IN THE WORLD!* Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cleland to determine the effect of row and family of Walled Lake width on white mold in soy- spent the weekend with Bob beans, a Comparison of 10 AGFA HDC FILM Cleland Sr. and Mrs. Alex dry bean herbicide trials and Cleland and Carol Laming at the effectiveness of weed Caribou Lake. control in 5 methods of till- Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey of age. Brown City were Saturday The tour will also focus on evening guests of Mr. and the economic and environ- Mrs. Evans Gibbard. mental effects of alternative Jean and Jim Howerton of tillage systems in corn, dry Roseville, Calif., Ann edible beans and sugar beets, Meredith and Ira Leppek of and comparison of Bt (Bacil- Las Vegas spent a few days lus thuringiensis) corn to with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence non-Bt corn in corn borer Rumptz. The Howertons left resistance. Tuesday to return to Califor- Visitors will also see the re- nia. sults of the corn planted with Mrs. Kevin Robinson was the New Zealand "cross-slot" a Wednesday guest of system, the effect of manure EASTERN or WESTERN CARIBBEAN Ordean Michalski. applied as a sidedress to Saturday supper guests of corn, and the results of a soil Mrs, Curtis Cleland were Mr. bulk density and water infil- and Mrs. Bob Bailey ofTuc- tration study. son, Ariz,, Tom Bailey, Discussions on soil nitrate SSSSSSMokin! Wendy Rickett, Cory and N mineralization and the re- Caitlyn and Mr. and Mrs. lationship to soil tempera- Experience the superior quality and value of AGFA HDC film, and the exceptional convenience of Speedy, Same Eugene Cleland. Other ture, a look at the cost and Day Photo Finishing ... cvening guests were Mr. and economics of switching to Mrs. Jerry Clcland and Jeff alternative cropping systems Book Mart in downtown Cass City will process a roll of AGFA HDC 24 exposure, 35mm film for the low price of Docrr. and a visit to an on-farm fer- $6.99, price includes your choice of one of three free photo processing premiums: free enlargement, free roll of Allen Farrelly and Mr. and tilizer containment site will film, or free second set of prints). Mrs. Mark Farrelly and round out the tour. fam- AND ...... BADVERITURES IN TRA'VEL ily attended a family reunion Jim LeCureux, MSU Ex- 673-sOSO Sunday at the home of Carol tension Agricultural Agent or 14OG74Wl17 Book Mart will process a second roll of 24 exposure, 35mm film of any brand for single prints, absolutely 120 W. Bumride Downtawn Can, Parson at Deckerville. and IFHC education coordi- Jaimie Karg of Westland nator, says that besides dem- free! onstrating new ideas to vis- iting growers, the IFHC Dare to compare your favorite film to high quality AGFA HDC film, and judge the results wants to increase the non- yourself ! farm public's awareness of current agricultural practices AGFA HDC Film .. . Superior Quality, Superior Savings! and trends that are improv- NOTICE I ing soil and water steward- I Valuable Coupon I Valuable Coupon I TO USERS OF VILLAGE WATER SERVICE ship. I I During the flushing of the hydrants Wednesday and I Make A Negative of Your I I Photo Reprints Special I Favorite Photo Memory I I 12 cents per reprint! Thursday, August 28-29 starting at 4 a.m. there may be I only 99 cents I I An unbeatable value an abundance of crystalized iron (rust) in the water I I I Limit 24 reprints per coupon LLLI-IL.IL--u- supplied to your area of the village. I This condition does not render the water unfit or harmful I While Supply Lasts! I 1 While Supply Lasts! 1 I Free Pocket Sized Photo Album I for consumption; however, clothing washed in this water Make sure I Disposable Camera I NOTHING ESCAPES AGFA FILM I AGFA Film only $10.99 I I with Purchase of AGFA HDC 1 I Film Product I will probably become discolored. the house I Includes Free Single I L,,--IuuLPrints Processing I AGFA Check the color of your water before placing your is covered. clothing into it, McVey Agency Inc. 4546 Leach St., The village is not liable for damage caused by this Cass City, Mich. WUTTUatYbuWtW, Fotmerty condition. (51 7)872-4860 AGFAe FILM Soyoullkd~. "OLD WOOD DRUG" HOfHlW6 ESCAPES AGFA f ILM STORE HOURS: BOOKMART Mon, lhru Fri. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. NEW SHERIDAN Books, Cards, Photo & Gltts Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. HEALTH MART PHARMACY 6498 Main St. Sun. 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m. 0 1 W6 hllrratr Lift Insurance Company. Jonathan Shores, R. PH. CASS CITY, MI 48726 (517) 872-2075 OPENEVERYOTHERSUNDAY VILLAGE OF CASS CITY Northhrook. IIIIMIL CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1996 PAGE NINE Hawks host, win Chip 1st Invitational Shots Cass City High School's Marlette team, 120 points, golf team got off to a fine with Don Rohbins, Rich start with a win in the first Degelbeck and Bob Busch. Gene Kloc 137 Flight #2 - 18 Holes annual Czss City Invjtatiorial There was a tie for third Dick Wallact. 123 Lil Jaroch 112.5 held Tiitirsday at Rolling with 121 points each by S C R AT C H FI ,I G H 'I' John Riddle 12 1 Jcan Pasieczny 104.0 Hills Guif Course. Mayville and Cass City. Barb Wilson 100.0 Each of the 8 schools en- Playing for Mayville were Don Ouvry 177 FI,lc;H'r #3 Peg Veldnian 97 .O tered fielded 2 teams and the Tony Hoffman, Lucas Steele Jury Totier 169 Jutic Licht 82.5 combined scores of the and Todd Walker; for Cass Jason McCallum 166 0'L)Cll 1(,7 Pat Posluszny 76.0 teams determined the win- City, Dave Murphy, Andy Terry Wiseman 154 Stan Cui n t her 165 Marie Scott 73.0 ner, Green arid Chris Smith. r HO~CI IS3 Phil Moses 164 The tournament featured 3- The match is one of 14 that Flight #3 9 Holes hwell Harris 1 s2 Jon Zrlrojcwski 155 - man teams playing 9 holes in counts in the season's stand- Bill Kritznian 150 Craig Weaver 145 Jane Hool 114 a scramble and 9 holes best ings, where Cass Ciiy is now Mark Swanson 143 Gary Robi lis011 144 Eleanora Rees 100 ball. Cass City finished with 1-0. Craig Helwig Botty Zulauf 97 14 1 Bill Ewald 140 a 229 total, Mulctte was SW- Mike Murphy 133 Duane Hciiri 134 Norccn Krug 96 Dale McIntosh 126 Charles Tunis 130 Blatiche Runiptz 92 ondOther with teams' 248. totals were: Junior High Rich Tate 12s Cas Pasiecziiy 129 Mary Lou Maurer 83 PRACTICE MAKES perfect - Cass City football players Mayville259; Lakers and Millington,and C-PS, tie,tie, grid practice Clark Erla 113 Dick Peterson 126 Arlene Rcgentine 78 Mike Bcckitig 100 Bob Stickle 269; Caro, 285, and Vassar, Flight #4 9 Holes began mandatory practices last week. Above, Head Varsity - 306. Shirley Gri tka 91 Coach Larry Robinson is- FLIGHI #4 Coach Tom over play members dur- The Cass City team.ofChad sued a reminder this week for Dani Hicks 83 Oesch goes a with team Tate, Sam Hobs and Dave boys planning to play junior Da ri Di c ki 11 son 173 174 Phyllis Ridge 68 Anton Peters ing a drill designed to test both the offense and defense. Hobhs totaled 108 for first high, 7th and 8th grades, Ken 7Ar 0.1 ew s k i 169 Clayton Sawdoti 16s Verna Mae MacRac 67 Elwyn Hclwig 166 Marian Harm 60 I place. Second was the football that the first practice B cr t A I th ave r will he Tuesday, Aug. 27, Chris Moses 1 SO John Nicbrzydoski ;gi Virginia Ruthko 57 Doug Zdrojcwski 147 from 3:20 to 5:30 p.m. Bruce LeValley 1 so In Tuscola County Players are asked to have Fred Leeson 143 Dave Hutchinson 143 WkWNKSDAY 2-MAN Ertiic Bellew 141 C C) 1,F I, E A(; U shoes, shorts and shirts. John Agar 138 E Players must have had physi- Jiiir Peyerk 139 Mick D~WSOH upcals in and the cards middle can schoolbe picked of- Jim Apley "137 George Bushong 135 E A K I ,Y LI 1V IS I ON Name 4-H archery winners Daryl Iwankovitsch 134 Dickie Green 126 fice. ,I Wallacc 130 Phil Robinson 124 Willianison/Rieman 194 John Maharg 127 B urns/Jt.ung 189 Top honors were won by Tuscola County Fair. for archery shootmg sporis. rangc tcchniques and use of E3 ye Members not only compete personal protective equip- Don Hilhig "1 18 Hcnn/Peters 176 ~~~~~)l~Courlty 4-~mem- me annual event is orga- Powerful Choices bers participating in the ar- nized under the leadership of With each other honors, nlent. R~ssBiefer 99 *Points to be adjusted Wallace/Aplcy 175 Forlk companies are slrong chery shoot at the 1996 paul King, superintendent but also deIIlonStrate Safe Earning top honors in the 9 provldenr of flnancisi securlly, BeckinglGIaza 166 ollerlng powerful chokes for your -. 4, to 11-year-old age division FLIGHT #2 Pcterson/Wrniewfiki 1 55 finandel needs. were Kyle Bader and Joel T lJESDAY M 0KN IN G S ti c kl c/lw an kov i tsc h 147 Rick Doerr 157 LADIES ' I .EA{; UE Strickland/Schclke 144 Trump. Kyle Hecht and flrns Inrurance: individual Cascy Bierlein achieved top Medlcal induding Shorl Term Jim Hohhs 156 M ah arg/Pa si cc x n y 137 Medkal, Small Group Benelils, scores in the 12 to 14-year- J i 11 1 S mi thsu ii 152 Flight #I 18 Holes B I i ss/B aker 131 Fortis Long Term Care. - old division. Outscoring Bria ti Rei tiliartit 151 1o ti 126 Forlls Bensllts: Group Benefits. Nelle Maharg 144.5 P. Di I n/M orga othcr archers in the 15 to 19- ' r Hittler 151 Joan Montgomery 138.0 HerrodFo1c.y 95 Forti8 Financial Group: Mutual Gehc Konieczny 149 Ardis Haist 119.5 W. Dil lon/Rethcr ford 76 ycar-old division were Lesia ,) Funds: Fixed and Variable King, Emily King and Jeff Annuities; Lile Insurance, Variable Rick Hollis 146 Mary Rahidcau I 12.0 M arti n/Yost 71 Universal Ule Insurance. Dick Haley 141 Fran Bcllcw 108.5 King. Four-H niembers partici- Jack Burns 139 Toby Weaver 93.0 I,ATE= DIVISION For more information contact: Jack Hool I39 Linda Hclwig 77.5 pating in the archery shoot Craig Bellew 139 Bunny 0' Berski 68.0 J. HillakerMurphy 180 are also required to display a Local Registered Rrprcstntafivc K. SniithBiddingcr 178 poster exhibit reprcsenting Newel1 E. Harris Chap pel/Pasan t 168 an aspect of archcry. Recciv- P.O. Box 38 C. HillakerLaming 162 ing top honors for poster ex- Cas City, MI 48726-0038 hibits were Dereck Hecht in (517)872-2688 H artu I /C om me 11t 157 McCal IundRandall 155 9 to I I age group, Korey D. ZcirojcwskiK. Martin 152 Schluckbier in 12 to 14 age Reglslered represenlatlve group, and Lesia King in 15 Hool/Toner 139 , Docrf/H ai re 123 to 19 age group. Smi th/Rcpnurus 108 Contact theTuscola County I). MSU-Extension Office at W r i g h t/Pr i es kor ti 95 (5 17) 672-3870 for more in- formation about the 4-H Bigger farms Youth Program. The size of ~henation's farms is increasing, accord- -- ing to the Census Bureau. Farms with sales of$] 00,000 TOP HONORS in the 1996 archery shoot were won by: kneel- and up havc niultiplied over ing, Leslie King, Kyle Bader, Joel Tkump. Second row: Scott ,I 2' dy InvitatioKs_" ---- the past 25 years, growing StyliPh from 52,000 in I960 to Trump (4-H archery leader), Emily King, Kyle Hecht, Casey Traditional 6 334,000 in 1992. At thc san~ Bierlein. Back row: Paul King (4-H archery superintendent), 9-l tiniu, Lhc total number 0t'U.S. Cass City Chronicle f'artns has dropped, trom 2.7 Jeff King, Brian Bills (archery judge). Phone872-2010 million to 1 .9 million.

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r+ $12,045.13 LOW "GM REBATES NOT APPLICABLE ON LEASES PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 CASS CITY, MTCHlGAN Celebrate! Obituaries Lyle Deneen Leinweber was married to He is survived by his wifp Novesta Church of Christ marks 125 years Eleitha C. Pobanz at St. re- Josephine; brothers, Milk.. Lyle E. Deneen, 69, of Pine ter Lutheran Church, I3dch. (Milagros) Soto of San Ger- man, Puerto Rico, Pablo Soto The Ncivesta Church of’ From 730 to 5 p.m., those River Township died Mon- She survives him. .:4* vice, church members will be guently is afrnost an unbro- serious about it was 4 months Leinweber farmed Gild of Puerto Rico; sisters, k,, Christ has becn in existence in attendance will gather for burying a time capsule on the ken wilderness yet. Fires ago. I would say most days day, Aug, 5, at the Schnepp Health Care Center in St. worked as a steel fitter for the Josephine “FeFa” Soto and h3, for 125 years, and church special music, comments church grounds. A pig roast were all around the little I would spend 8 to 10 hours DeFoe Shipbuilding Com- Bersy Soto, both of Puerto members -- past.and prescn t from past ministers and a will follow at 1 p.m. openings of from 5 to 10 in front of the computer,” Louis, Mich. The son of Glen E, and pany in Bay City, retiring Rico; a nephew, Dr. Milton ,;, - are gearing up for a big special historical account to The roots of the Novesta acres each. The meeting commented Horner, who when the company closed in (Mirta) Soto of Royal Oak; ; celebration this weekend. he shared by Jan Horrier, Jennie (Stanton) Deneen, he Church of Christ date back continued uninterrupted, also credited others, includ- 1976. several other nieces and :.- The church is located about whost: extensive compilation was born July 21, 1927, in to the early 1870s, according however, till the loth, when ing her hushand, Lou, with A member of St. Peter nephews, and dear friends I, 3 1/2 miles south of Cass of’ the church’s history is be- Huron County. He married ‘ to a journal entry published most of the women and chil- helping to put the 120- to Lutheran Church in Bach, he and caregivers, Jeanette and City at 2896 N. Cemetery ing hound and will be avail- Marilyn J. Kritzman March Nov. 4, 1871, in the weekly dren were obliged to leave 125-page book together. served as a trustee and a David Kratz of Kingston. k: .Rd. able a sniall charge. 20, 1954, in Cass City. as for Christian Standard maga- town for safety. Yet during “We kept throwing infor- member of the finance hoard was preceded in death by 2 *-‘ The 2-day “Cclebratt: Our A cook-out will get under- He was employed as a truck z1ne. the brief period of the meet- mation at her, but as far as and the school board. sons, Raymond Soto Jr. and 1 ~ Heritage” observance will way at 5 pm., followed by a driver for B&W until De- The entry, dated Oct. 22, ing severul were immersed, compiling, that’s been her His survivors include his PdUl Soto. ’ kick off Saturday at 1 p.m. concert presented by the cember 1992, when he re- was written apparently by a and a congregation with 13 thing,” Emmert said. wife, Eleitha; 2 daughters, Funeral services were held > ” with games and social activi- Flint-hascd Gospelmen t ired. r* traveling preacher by the members was organized.” Emmert and the Horners, Surviving are his wife, Patrih Ann (Gary) Monday, Aug. 19, in Kranz ties for all ages, including the Quartet. name of S.J. Smith, who About 4 years later, it’s be- along with Don and Barb Funeral Home, Kingston, ’, .first “Holy Board” tourna- Marilyn; one son, Mark McHalpine, Lake Orion, and The day will end with a wrote: ’ lieved the congregation Englehart, Gary Anderson, with Sr. Ruth Adamites of St. ,, ment. canipfire and social time on (Bonnie) Deneen of Hem- Grace Stahl, Gagetown; 3 moved into the 6ld-Quick Sharon Hartwick, Ellen sons, Larry (Judy) Michael Catholic Church, At the same time, photos thc back lawn. “I commenced a meeting in lock; 2 daughters, Lynda School, which was located Speirs, Keith Little and Leinweber. Grand Blanc, Wi lrnot , o fti ci atimng , ‘’ and other exhibits depicting Thc celebration will resume Novesta, 4 miles from Cass (James) White of Ithaca and ’r, near the corner of Severance Eunice Englehart have Donald (Nancy) Leinweber, Memorials may be made to the different eras of the Sunday morning with a spe- Diann (Kyle) Woodcock of City, Oct. 2. This is a newly and Warner roads, about 2 worked on the committee in Novi, and Jeffrey (Debbie) the St. Jude’s Children’ ‘’ church’s history will bc on cia1 worship service from 10 St. Louis; 5 grandchildren; 3 settled town, incorpurated miles southwest of where the charge of organizing the up- Leinweber, Owendale; 12 Foundation. ‘; display in the gym. a.m. to noon. After the ser- about IO years ago, conse- church is today. c om in g celebr a ti on. sisters, Ailene (Richard) Dory ofwarren, Cora Wilke grandchildren; 5 great- Interment was in East Day- I Prior to 1875, the congre- Despite the amount ofwork of St. Clair Shores and Carol grandchildren; a sister, Ida ton Cemetery. gation met in individual that has been completed to Ulrich, Rochester, and sev- homes, according to Horner, Guza of Lakeland, Ha., and fill in gaps in the church’s one brother, Daniel Deneen eral nieces and nephews. He who has put a great deal of history, some pieces are still was preceded in death by a Cass City time and effort into updating of Fairbanks, Alaska. missing, Horner noted. One He was preceded in death sister, Bertha Blondell, and the church’s history, item she’s particularly inter- 2 brothers, Jacob and John. resident The research has included by one son, David Lyle ested in is a photo of the old Deneen, March 5,1955, and Funeral services were con- pouring through old board Quick School. ducted Saturday at St. Peter sentenced minutes and other docu- 2 brothers, Lester and James Anyone who knows of such Deneen. Lutheran Church of Bach. ments, contacts with former The Rev. Nathaii Bickel, A Cass City was sentencet. church pastors, and time a photo, or who has any other Funeral services were held M, pastor, officiated. to prison last week for jury spent in libraries and the hi st oric a1 in format i o n is Aug. 7 at the Alward Carter Funeral Home in St. Louis, Burial was in the church verdicts of guilty to unlaw- Watrousville Museum. urged to contact Horner at fully driving away an auto- “I think when I really got 872-2322. with the Rev. Keith Wise of ccmet ery. St. Louis officiating. Memorials may be made to mobile arid being an habitual offender (third felony con- Interment was in Elkland St. Peter Lutheran Church of Township Cemetery, Cass vic t i on). Bach building fund, general Tony Dry bean plot tour City. S. Bossert, 22, was fund, altar fund, the Ladies sentenced in Tuscola County Aid, or to the organization of Circuit Court to 80 months slated for Aug. 28 Au uFt “Augie” the donor’s choice. to 120 months for the March einw eber Ar r a n gemen t s w ere I offense, which occurred i. The Annual Dry Bean Vari- about dry bean diseases, in- handled by Dinkel-Juengel Caro, according to couit ety PlotTour will beWednes- sect problems and the possi- August M. “Augie” FuneralSebewaing. Home, Inc., records. day, Aug: 28, at 7:oO p.m, bility of frost damage, Leinweber, 81, of Gagetown, This year’s plot is located on A market report will be died Wednesday, Aug. 14, at the northwest corner of given to update growers, not Bay Medical Center, Bay Raymond Soto -. TUSCOLA COUNTY Sheriff Department Victim Assistance Crown and Caseville Roads, only on the price outlook, but City, Want Help across from the McKinley on the condition of the dry He was born in Unionville Raymond C. Soto, 94, of ; Program graduates for 1996 are:(seated from left) Candy Township Hall on the Sid bean crop in other growing Oct. 24, 1914, son of Kingston died Saturday, Finding Aug. 17, in his home after a . Mattson, Judi David, Marsha Piotrowski, (Standing from left) Smith family farm. areas. Mathias and Katherine i Greg Varner, research direc- In addition to the market (Krellach) Leinweber. long illness. Jim Giroux, Aaron Aumann, Delores Jashinske, Kris Garnet tor for the Dry Bean Re- update, the Michigan Bean He was baptized at St. Pe- He was born Feb. 23, 1902, Want? search Advisory Board, will Commission will give a re- ter Lutheran Church in Bach, in Puerto4Ricoto h4r. and 1 and Laurie Lacross, trainer. discuss the varieties in this port. and attended St. Peter Mrs. Clementes Soto, and year’s trials. He will afso be Refreshments will be pro- Lutheran School. He later has lived here over 30 years. on hand to answer questions vided following the meeting. attended Concordia Lutheran He married Josephine Wan t-Ads For more information on the School in Detroit, where he Novasel in Detroit. tour, contact thc MSU Exten- was confirmed and gradu- Soto worked for Ford Mo- Today! Wanted: sion office in Bad Axe at ated in 1929. tor Co., retiring after 36 co-ol, (537) 269-9949. On Dec. 19, 1936, years. A students Cass City High School stu- 7- I dents planning to participate in the district’s co-op em- ployment program during DORLESS GARLIC the 1996-97 school year, and 1250 mg businesscs interested in hir- Whole Garlic ing a co-op student are urged to contact Counselor Wayne Equivalent $799 Dillon as soon as possible. Dillon can be reached at the 100 TABLETS high school by calling 872- 2 148. CALCIUM AND Fewer farms MAGNESIUM The number of Michigan farnis is down slightly coni- WITH ZINC $ 59 pared to last year. We have 53,000 fdrmS, compared to 100 TABLETS 54,000 in 1995. The amount of land in farms was also down a little bit, about a one percent drop down to 10.6 million acres. The average ESSENTIAL size of a Michigan farm is BALANCE” $899 200 acres. MultivitaminlMultimineral -- 1OOt30 TABLETS 1- GINSENG

KG%eng Root Equivalent ’ and events for kids. PRIZES AWARDED! ,, FUfTbt 1‘ 30 SOFTGELS CARE I I EYE & EYEMR $289 $539 FOR EVERYONE Professional eye 100 TABLETS 100 SOFTGELS II exams * Prescriptions filled FREE TO PUBLIC Chromium Picolinate 200nlcg 100 TABLETS $539 PRINTING ?Y Large selection of V- Ginseng Complex 30 SOFlGELS $839 frames with the Evening Primrose Oil 100 SOFlGELS $749 * All types of contacts Tuscola Sheriff Dept. 0 No-line bifocals Glasses repaired Aug. 26 Blue Cross & VSP 1 - 3 p.m. participant Aug. 19 *Each child receives 1 - p.m. DAVID C. :30 3130 a coupon for a BATZER II, Aug. 22 OB TOO - 8:30p.m. FREE Small Fry Professional Eye Care Bad Axe Cass City I 269-7263 872-3404 6180 W. Main, Cass City I 1 : - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 I - PAGE ELEVEN TACA sets auditions Sanilac County I CALL 872-2010 TO PLACE AN AD I for “The Odd Couple” schools “Drug I Transit (nonbusiness) rates. The Thumb Area Center for ist. Their wives couldn’t < Automotive ) ( Household > the Arts announces open au- stand them anymore, but the 10 words or less, $1.75 each Merchandise ditions for its fall production, guys just might find a way Free” zones insertion; additional words 8 1988 CHEVY truck, V8,350 Sales “The Odd Couple.” Audi- to make this work. cents each. Three weeks for engine, 314 ton, 76,000 - - ONE DAY YARD sale Aug. tions will be held between 7 The cast includes 6 men and the price of 2-cash rate. Save miles. Maroon $6,500. 872- FOR SALE Large Sharp LARGE GARAGE SALE - microwave, $60; green table Thursday, 22nd through Sat- 22, 10-5. Women’s and p.m, and 9 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 2 women. No prior acting Sanilac Drug Task Force money by enclosing cash with 4928, 1 -8- 14-3 25, and Monday, Aug. 26, at experience is required. Per- officials recently announced mail orders. Rates for display and 4 green and gold chairs, urday, 24th at: 3149 Van children’s clothing, some $50; black table and 5 red furniture, miscellaneous. theArt Center, located in the sons interested in helping the completion of a new look want ad on application. PONTIACSUNBIRD 1991, Dyke Rd., south of and black chairs, $75. 872- Deckeiville Rd. 14-8-21-1 4 1 17 Doerr Rd., across from historic white church at the backstage are also asked to for every school within ~ 2-door, automatic, air, AM/ Detroit Edison. 14-8-21-1 corner of Joy and Almer attend. Sanilac County’s 7 school f Automotive > FM, 143,000 miles. Best of- 2921. 2-8- 14-3 ~~ .- Streets in Caro. Rehearsals will be held districts. fer. 872- 1288. 1-8-7-3 YARD AND CRAFT sale - The “Odd Couple” is Neil Sundays and Wednesdays. FOR SALE - 1985 Olds 88 FOR SALE - 2 girl’s bikes, several families, weather per- GARAGE SALE -Thursday Simon’s best-known and The play will be performed Students, teachers and par- Royale, 4 door. 1978 Chevy FORD ESCORT 1989 2- dog house for large dog, 30 mitting. Men and women’s only, 8-5.6781 Third St. best-loved comedy. It tells at the Car0 Knights of Co- ents will see newly installed 3/4 ton pickup camper spe- door hatchback, stick, tilt, inch electric apartment size clothes, household items, 14-8-21-1 the story of 2 friends, Oscar lumbus Hall Oct, 31-Nov. 3. signs prominently displayed cial. 5 17-635-7850. cruise, AC, tape/AM/FM, stove, large round charcoal dishes and kitchen items ~~ Madison and Felix Unger, For more information, call at the property line of every 1-8-14-3 143,000 miles. Best offer. barbecue stand and canning from redecorating , home- YARD SALE - 5 family. who try sharing an apart- Director Woody Crutchfield school within Sanilac 872-1288. 1-8-7-3 jars (pints and quarts). 872- made craft items. 6 112 miles Knickknacks, house wares, ment. Unfortunately, Oscar at 517-673-7797, or the County declaring the prop- SOUTHERN CAR - 1989 3988. 2-8-2 1 -3 north of Cass City at 4625 S. bird cages, aquariums, is an irresponsible slob and TACA office at 517-673- erty to be a “DRUG FREE Crown Victoria, excellent 1993 CHEVY Cavalier, ex- ~ -~ Elktoti Road, 872-31 12.8/22 35mm camera, stove, Felix is a neurotic perfection- 5266. SCHOOL ZONE”. condition in and out. Very tended warranty, 4 wheel HUGE SAVINGS on se- - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., 8/23, 9 washer, lots of miscella- clean and well maintained. ABS, cruise, air, tilt, 52,000 lected Models of Arch Type a.m. to 8 p.m., 8/24, 9 a.m. neous. No phone calls or The effort to fund and in- Asking $4,400. O.B.O. 872- miles, $7,600, 5 17-872- Steel buildings. While sup- to 3 p.m. 14-8-21-1 early sales please. Given by 1 Professional and Business 1 stall these signs was coordi- 5403. 1-8- 14-3 4221. 1-8-7-3 plies last! Cancellations and L. Britt and D. Stahlbaum at 6293 Main St., Wednesday, nated by Deputy Mark repos. 2Ox26,30x34.Financ- NE1 B 0 R H OOD yard Ruggles of the Sanilac GH Aug. 21, 12-6, Thursday, FOR SALE - 1985 Chevette, ing available. Free shipping. sale - Thursday, Aug. 22, 9- County Drug Task Force. Village has 4 new tires, good battery, Call immediately 1-800-222- Aug. 22, 9-5, Friday, Aug. DI R ECTO RY 6, Friday, Aug. 23, 9-6, Sat- 23, 9-5. 14-8-21-1 The funding for this $2,400 needs work on the motor. 6335. 2-8-21-2 urday, Aug. 24,9-1. 6 miles ~------project was shared by the Call before 2 p.m., 872- ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS drug task force, the Sanilac Council south of Cass City, 2 miles YARD SALE - Aug. 24, 9 I------3 169. 1-8-7-3 FOR SALE - Storage barns, east on Deckerville and 2-3 County school superinten- all sizes, horse barns, dog a.m.-S p.m., 4595 Oak St. Anderson, lhckey, dents and the Sandusky Li- miles south on Crawford Rd. Lots of miscellaneous. DOUGLAS proceedings FOR SALE - 1985 Buick houses, craft items. Will de- Look for signs in yards. Bernhardt, Doran & Co., RC, ons Club. Regal, excellent condition, 14-8-21- 1 A special nieeting was held liver. Call 872-2608. 3rd Some items for sale: Certified Public Accountants PANKRATZ, M,D, new tires, many extras, Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) Aug. 12, 1996, at 7:30 a.m. house on Hurds Corner Rd., women’s clothing sizes 3- 12, Under Michigan law, the $2,000.872-4651 LARGE GARAGE SALE - Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cass City) Board Certified All Trustccs were present. after dark. north of M-81. Harold horse trailer, saddle, bicycles, Jerry Bernhardt,CPA (Caro) penalties double for drug law 1-8-21-3 Aug. 23-24, 9 a.m.-7p.m. 2 As advertised, a preliminary Deering , 2-9-23-tf home accessories and deco- Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Orthopaedic violations which are commit- miles north, 1/4 mile west of Valerie Jamieson, CPA (Cass City) ted within 1,000 feet of plat of Northwood Village & rations. 14-8-21-1 Cass City. School clothes - 715 E. Frank Caro, MI FOR SALE - 1993 Dodge 30“ KENMORE GAS range SI., Surgery school property. The intent of Estates No. 3 was reviewed. kids’ through adult, cheap Phone 673-3137 A motion was made by Shadow, 4-door, automatic, stove, $50, works. 872-2633. GARAGE SALE - 6627 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI “Specializing this law is to discourage drug air and more. excellent con- couches, exercise bike, tread- in Trustee Karr and supported 2-8-2 1- 1 Seed St., Thursday and Fri- Phone 872-3730 dealers from plying their dition. Jim Jczewski, 810- mill, toys, bikes, antique high Joint Replacement, trade near schools where by Trustee Kropewnicki to day, 8-5. Lots of miscella- 385-7274. 1-8-21-3 18.1 CUBIC FOOT Whirl- chair/stroller, much miscella- A rt h roscopic children can be lured into accept the Planning neous items. 14-8-21-1 neous. 14-8-21-1 Conimission’s reconimcnda- pool refrigerator. One year Surgery & purchasing drugs. WINDSHIELDS - We do tion to approve the final pre- old, $350. One room window GARAGE SALE - Some- DOYOU HAVE A Fracture Care glass. We contact your insur- air conditioner, $100. Call GARAGE SALE - Friday, DRINKING PROBLEM? A total of 60 signs/posts liminary plat of the thing for everyone. 6670 Aug. 23, and Sat- Northwood Village and Es- ance. We pick up and deliver. 872-8700. 2-8-2 1 - 1 8:00-5:00 ALCOHOLICS were purchased with the We guarantee our work, One Huron St. Aug. 22-23, 9- urday, Aug. 24, 8:OO-12:OO costs being shared by the tates No. 3. MOTION CAR- 3:OO. 14-8-21-1 noon. 3510 Dodge Road ANONYMOUS 4672 Hill Street RIED7yea Onay . dldoes all. 872-2822, ACE FOR SALE - dark maple din- drug task force and the Glass. 1-8-21-1 6 (Corner of Dodge and Ak- AND AL-ANON Cass City, MI 48726 Sanilac school superi ti ten- Trustec Prieskorn requested ing room table, 42x65~30 ME ET1NGS with polyurethane top, 6 BACK YARD SALE - ron), Cass City. Household HOURS BY dents, augmented hy a dona- that the Police Departrnent items, clothing, sports equip- Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. take a niw aggressive ap- FOR SALE - 1996 Tihoe 4- matching chairs. 872-3393, weather permitting Aug. 22, APPOINTMENT ’ tion of $325 from the wheel drive, leather, loaded, 9-5.4202 Seeger St. ment, Maytag washer and * ’ proach to the cnforcement of 2-8-7-3 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Sandusky Lions Club. Many extras, excellent con- 14-8-21-1 dryer, Starcraft pop-ur Cass City the 2 hour parking limit on camper, Fox Motocross (517) 872-4320 The signs were individually Main Street, dit i 011. 87 2-3 543. 1-8-2 1-3 FOR SALE - dining room GARAGE SALE - 4 north, 2 clothing and dirt bike boots / installed by the Sanilac A request to reopen the ex- table and 4 chairs, $100. Call 1994 BUlCK Sky Lark, and helmets, many, many or County Jail Work Crew, at tciisiori of Rccctiwuod Drive 872-3406. 2-8-2 1-3 1/2 east of Cass City. Thurs- aqiia. 24,000 miles, loaded. more items, too many to HarrltHampshlm locations determined by each to Koepfgen Road was re- day and Friday, all day. (517) 269-9551 872-3708. 1-8-21-1 FOR SALE - Green beans, 14-8-21 - 1 men ti on ! 14-8-21-1 Established 1924 school principal. The signs, ceived. The council will not hometown which are blue lettered on a authorize revpcning of the lettuce, beets, squash, dill, Klur independent N.Y. Yun, M.D. 1987 S LJB U RB AN insurunce upnt ,for: white background, will help extension until all street Swiss chard, okra, collards, 10, in Tenn & Universal Life Physician & Surgeon to identify the areas as specifications are met. Silverado excellent pickles, peppers. 2 miles condition, with towing pack- *Auto *Home Office Hours: “DRUG FREE SCHOOL” A motion was made by south, 1/2 cast. 2-7-31-9 age. All running gear rebuilt Business Health Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. zones.The signs should give Trustee Wcavcr and sup- at IOOK. $7,950. Call 872- FINANCIAL PROTECTION Thurs. - Closed students, parents and teach- ported by Trustee Karr that HARD WOOD/FIRE- Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. IS OUR BUSINESS - ers an increased sense of the request I‘roni the 8700. 1-8-21-3 WOOD‘ - $35 facc cord. “We wunt to be your tigent” 6232 Hospital Drive comniunity pride and own- to Call 872-1 140. 2-10-5-tf Agents : Cass City Charniont, Inc. transfer and Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Office 872-4733 ership in the activities in on~tir141ipof’ 1 WO (’lass C‘ ON rHEsE BACK 70 SCHOOL 6x15 E. Cas City Rd Res. 8724257 around “their” schools, licc[\scd b\l\IlUh witti IIai\ce STORM Cncs F‘CI-IIII t. I~~iit~~diit h 1-38 E. SPEClALS! City, MI 48726 ------“Our schools should hc 517-872-435 1 Cass City. MI 48726. QlJEEN-SIZE bed with pe- WINDOWS HEALTH CARE safe-havens for children J 1990 Cutlass Calais, 2 door, 4 cyl., ----I--- our Tuscola Couiity, lroin C Kr H can head board. $150. Call to go to, free from the lure VINYL automatic Lanes, Inc. he approved. before 7 p.m. (517) 872- ~ -~ - HEALTH CENTER of drug use and gang vio- MOTION CARRIED 7 yeas 5166. 2-8- 14-3 Heat Savers J 2 - 1988 Ford T-Birds, turbo coupe FOR NON-EMERGENCY lence, so that education is 0 na}’s, J 1994 S-10 Blazer, 4 door sedan, Tahoe, their only cuncern, said Wil- HEALTH CARE A niotroii was made by FOR SALE - 8’ pickup 112 House & bright red with black leather I Glasses in about an hour It $50 fee liam H,Gray, director of thc Trustee Hclwig and sup- Eye examinations Sanilac Drug Task Force. camper, stove and refrigera- Full House Deals J 1989 Celebrity, 4 cyl., automatic, air Including physician’s fee ported by lrww Karr that tor. 872-2986. 2-8- 14-3 Glasses 8. Contact lenses and clinic room Outside prescriptions filled “Hopefully, the ‘DRUG the iiieetiiig hc adjourned. J 1990 Cavalier, 4 door, less than 50,000 No appointment necessary ACE GLASS * Vision insurance plans welcome FREE SCHOOL‘ zoiw signs MOTION CARRLED 7 ycas, FOR SALE RV 1994 miles, air Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. - 2-8-21-14 - 100 W. Huron Ave., 0 nays. 872-2822 HILLS & DALES will serve to cnhancc and rc- Honda Fourtrax 300 4x4. J 1991 Escort LX, 4 door, automatic with air Bad Axe 269-9759 inforce the idea that our Front and rear racks, cable 461 N. Stale St., Car0 673-8155 GENERAL HOSPITAL J 1991 Chevy S-10 Pickup, l’ owner, 44,000 25 S. Elk, Sandusky 648-3354 schools are places where our winch and trailer hitch. Call t I 872-2121 I children are nurtured, tu (51 7) 872-4765. 2-8-14-3 miles, 4.3 V-6, automatic with air I------Physician on site 24 hr./day I PHYSICIANS for emergency care. learn and be educated in an J 1988 S-10 Blazer, V-6, automatic, 2-tone -I------atmosphere free from the FOR SALE - Story and Clark GARAGE SALE - Aug. 22- paint threats of drugs arid gang HOON K. FAMILY RURAL piano, $500 or best. 872- 23, 9 to 5. 1 mile south of J 1990 Century Limited, 4 door, V-6, loaded, HEALTH CARE violence.” 1280. 2-8- 14-3 stoplight. School clothes, lin- ! JEUNG,M.D. ens, household items, like new “We’re hew Jbr your Surgeon waterbed, chest, and miscel- MANY OTHER MODELS health care needs” ; Specialist in Stomach laneous, 3953 Cemetery TO CHOOSE FROM and Bowel Problems Richard A. Hall, 0.0. YouFind Need the Service in This.. or .Product . Action Guide1 Road. 14-8-21-1 John Zawacki PA-C Dwight’s always 4674 Hill St., Cass City GARAGE SALE - House- sells for less!!! Phone 872-4725 hold, clothing, mi scel la- Office Hours: SERVICE DIRECTORY neous. Also new jewelry, :all Garth ... tools, household, some Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. I DWIGHT’S AUTO SALES Garth craftwork. 8-8. Aug. 22-24. Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. 4283 Made St., Cass City. I525 E. Caro Rd., Car0 517-673-7758 O’Mara ------14-8-21- 1 JOHNSON Chiropractor NORTHEASTERN ’1 4452DoerrRd 1 11 APPLIANCE & ‘ (across from Shell Gas Station) Dr. Judi Ecker RF$RIGERATION flowers - Plants - Balloons Systems &Waxing Sandy Tierney, Owner < Phone 872-4241 Dr. Thomas Bobrowski SERVICE Gravel Guards 1 6476 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 “YOUR FAMILY FOOT Running Boards CARE CENTER” 872-1101 Phone 872-3935 S.H. Raythatha, M.D. 4672 Hill St., Cass City Washers, Dryers, Dish washers, Microwaves, I PLUMBING-HEATING I Phone 269-9585 Dr. Ray Stoves, Refrigerators, -__ 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe I w- I Everything In Stock For Your Student Total Family Care ------All Brands VETERINARIANS- 7 17 1 Severance Rd. SALES & SERVICE 4672 Hill St. FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF PENCILS GLUE PENS ------Cass Citv KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY Cass City SUPREME NOTEBOOKS I Veterinarian PENS~- POST-IT NOTES I Phone 872-5010 Farm and WINDOW CLEANING Pet Animals loffice Hours: Mom-Fri. 8-51 I Phone 872-2935 Storms - Screens - Windows I ServicdAho Electric CALL US TODAY Janitorial Service Floors 14849 N. Seeger St., Cass City1 HIGHLIGHTERS ERASERS I I Specializing in aula & truck electncal wiring. Fuelgas Eaves i3 Gutters Cleaned Certified Mechanic Division of Thermogas Hi-Riser Service & Rental Brian C. ALL PETS Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Estimates on Commercial, VETERINARY CLINIC Phone 872-2251 Residential & Industrial Work TAPE deBeaubien, M.D. 6597 Main, Cass City P.C. I 1 Complete Insurance Coverage COMPREHENSIVE I 24-HR. SERVICE Security Services Available DISPENSER Susan Hoppe D.V.M. ORTHOPAEDIC 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw 4438 S. Seeger St. Hercules and Cooper CARE Phone 872-2255 TIRES PLUMBlNG&HEATING,INC Call 790-7609 PAPER CLIPS Total Joint Replacement 1 I , I Tire remr 6520 Main Arthroscopic Surgery Alignments Mufflers Phone 872-5084 Brakes -011Changes 453-3531 Sports Medicine To place an Certrhed Mechanic Pigeon Phone To Place An Ad Adult & Pediatric DAN’S POWER & STOVE Endoscopic Carpal ad in the in The Tunnel Release I FLOORING Arthritis Care Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys Everything A Most insurances accepted Professional Warju’s Flooring Chimney Sweeping & Repairs Action Guide 6513 Main Street Carpet, Pad, Labor Gas, Wood Fireplaces, Student Needs From Cass City 4675 Hill St., Cass City 1227 E. Car0 Rd. Stoves & Fireplace Inserts (51 7)872-4320 Directory Sales & Service Call 872-2010 Kindergarten PRODUCTS INC. Caro, MI 48723 1080 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe 6509 Main, Cass City to College! 517-672-3563 (51 7) 872-5655 1-800-626-2867 9 FAX (517) 872-5657 (517) 269-3002 Call 872-2010 Phone 872-3190 1 PAGE TWELVE 0 CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872-2010TO PUCEAN ACTION AD For Rent Notices Notices Services Services Services Services Additional REPAIRING KIRBY Vacu- Interior & Exterior LEE MORGAN FOR RENT - Hillside North, ums - since 1977. Repair any Erla Packing- 1 lower 2 bedroom apartment, pa-,I make in vacuum cleaners. Painting PA1NTI NG 6233 Church St. Classified coin operated laundry. Secu- Happy AmL*L-IMPROVEMENT Free estimates. Need Kirby Cass City CASS ClTY, MICHIGAN rity deposit and first month's Factory Outlet - Vinyl parts - bags - belts - rollers - Phone 872-2 19 1 *INTERIORS Ads on rent. Call 872-4654. No. 12 windows, Roofing, Siding, shampoo, etc.? Will ship *EXTERIORS 4-8-2 1-3 and New Construction Parcel Post. Call 269-7562 Custom Butchering *WOOD GRAINING "FREE ESTIMATES" or 479-6543 evenings. Kirby Fridays only *TEXTURING page 11 FOR RENT - downstairs 2 MATT 517-672-2600 of Bad Axe, 1051 East Hu- USDA Inspected Plant Ross Kraft bedroom apartnient in Cass Lave, 1-800-826-2801 ron, across from the Franklin Custom Curing, Smoking, City. $325 per month, plus 'Farmers Harvest Discount* Inn, 8-8-21 -9E0 Cutting, Wrapping and Cass City,Mich. security. No pets. Must have Mom, Dad, 10% off special Freezing references. Call 5 17-872- Bring in ad (517) 872-3601 (51 7) 872-3840 Nichole & Laura KEEP COOL with All- We Make Venison Sausage 8-7-3-9 5062. 4-8-2 1-3 5-7-2 1-tl Call for tune up on 8-10-31-tf -~ Temp. GARAGE SALE -Thursday your a$ conditioner. Free in and Friday, 8-?. 6316 Pine 1 BEDROOM apartment for LOOKING FOR woman to home eLake Huron Cho- & GRUB 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf borers. Call 'Thomas Roof- FOR RENT - 3-bedroom, 2- rus of Sweet Adelines Inter- ing, 5 17-872-2970 Monday- bath mobile home on 5 acres. national. 5-8-2 1 -2 FRtDAY NIGHT Ken Martin Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Absolutely no pets, no more FISH FRY Smith I E.O.E. 11-8-14-2 than 2 children. Call 872- BINGO - Every Wednesday $595 Electric, Inc. 4I Brown Refrigeration ,DISCONNECT AUDIT 2007. 4-7-31 -tf night. Open 6:OO-early bird I Homes - Farms Tech i see g d i 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. wlSalad Bar Gas & Oil Furnaces and n cia n s ki n can - FOR RENT - large upstairs Commercial ' Water Well ; dates for positions in the Post 3644 VFW. Weaver St. a - 9 pm. 4 All Gas Applianoes 2-bedroom apartment for 5-2-26-11 Industrial Appliance Repair Cass City-Caro area. Previ- $350 plus $350 deposit. 872- TUESDAY SPECIAL New and rewire b Drilling 1 ous cable television experi- All You Can Eat HEATING i 1* 3935. 4-8-7-tf Certified Master Mechanic STATE LICENSED ence is preferred but not nec- Computer Alignments Liver & Onions and All makes and models and A essary. Candidates must have FOR RENT- Cass City Mini Computer B dance $4.25 Phone 872-4114 a good work ethic, strong LUNCH BAR COOLING Call 872-3092 Storage, Call 872-3917. & Rotation 4 1 80 Hurds Corner Road customer relations, skills and I I :30 a 111. - I :30 p.m. $4.75 8-3- 15-tf a do-what-it-takes attitude. A 4-3- 13-tf Front End parts ~.- 8-8- 1 O-tf WEDNESDAY SPECIAL SPECIALIST valid Michigan driver's li- FOR RENT - 2-bedroom Shocks & Struts Spaghetti & Breadsticks Paul L. cense and a good driving apartment in country near Brakes All You Can Eat Windows, Call 872-3579 I # Cali t record are also required. In- Gagetown. No children or Tun e - ups $4.25 Brown Mirrors, terested parties may send re- pets. Working adults. $325 Free Estimates Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11-8 p.m. Owner Plate Glass, sume to: C-Tec Cable Sys- per month plus $75 utilities. Fri.11-10 p.m.; Sat. 11-9 p.m. State Licensed tems, 814 S. Main, Suite 3, All your tire ne& frrm Repair & Replace Call 665-2616. 4-8-14-3 Sunday 9-3 p.m. 24 Hour Emergency Lapeer, MI 48446. Fax 616- w h e e Iba r ro ws Builder 1; / 24hc i, NORTHWOOD SHORES Service 947-2004. No phone calls to tractors please. E.O.E. 11-8-14-2 FOR RENT - We are now RESTAURANT ReplacementLicensed & WindowsInsured 7\ service ! taking applications for studio See us today 6 106 Beechwood Drive CALL 517-872-2734 GI Vinyl Siding 1. c 87 2-5642 ' 8-3-30-tf [ HELP WANTED - 1 and 2 bedroom apartments ACE GLASS New Construction & at the Northwood Heights Cass City Tire Remodeling Charmont in Cass City under Apartments in Cass City. 872-2822 ' *' --- new ownership looking for 8-8-7 -4 Homes & Businesses cooks and waitresses with Equal Housing Opportunity. Phone 872-5303 8-5-31-tf 872-2369. 4-6-5-tf 5- 12- 18-tf BACK TO SCHOOL experience. Apply in person 4 Thursday, Aug. 22, from 10 Full time days, purt-time evenings DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE a.m. to 5 p.m. 11-8-21-1 COSMETOLOGY CLASSES REPAIR SERVICE I Chippewa Trails Beauty Salon TUNE-U PS HELP WANTED - Cook and begin at Open Mom-Sat. (app't. only) REPAIR waitresses, afternoon and 10 Acre parcels @ $10,000 each Evening app'ts. available OVERHAULS midnights. Must be 18. Ap- Bayshire Beauty Academy KATHY SWEENEY ply within, Pizza Villa, any- Only 5 left Repair all makes & time. 1 1-8- 14-2 Bay City 0w n er /Op er at or models push mowers, UC terms available in September (517) 872-4898 riders, trimmers, chain NEED CARING baby-sitter 4821 Huron Line Rd. saws & tillers in Cass City area for 5-year- Church St. Start a rewarding career 1/3 mi. east of old and 2 1/2-year-old. Ref- 6545 CemeteryElkton Rd. Phone: 51 7-673-3957 erences required. Call after 872-4532 as a hair stylist. 8-12-204 1275 Riley Rd.. Caro. MI 40723 8-4-24-tf I 5100(517) 665-0149. b, d 11-8-14-3 Call 1-800-732m4247 F.E. Franzel HELP WANTED - Carpen- Smells Godd 11 ters and helpers. Pay accord- Financial aid is available Well Drilling 11 STEAMDRY 13 yrs. Experience ing to experience and adapt- Truck Mount ability. Call between 5 and 6 for those who qualify. 2" to 5" wells II II p.m. Francis Builders, 872- drilled & repaired 292 1. I I-8- 14-3 Pump Sales WENDY * S RESTAURANT, Private tuition assistance now available. 872-461 Bad Axe, now hiring, all & Service 4 shifts, competitive wages, Larry Harper Call Bayshire Beauty Academy TODAY! Upholstery Cleaning flexible schedule, opportu- (517) 843-5811 4205 Little Rd. Spot Removal 5-8-7-4 Cass City, MI 48726 Odor Killina ExDerts nity for advancement. Apply 8-9- 15-tf today. 11-8-14-2 L

CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 PAGE THIRTEEN I CALL 872-2010TO PLACE AN ACTION AIB REPORTER - Come work for SOCOLORADO RANCH IRS/DIVORCE CRISIS? Beat CUSTOM PRINTED*; Help Wanted > f Hels Wanted ) Work Wanted '> Work Wanted 3 the growing, community-ori- 35AClpond $89,900. < H <\ - penalties, interest, improper SPORTSWEAR - T-shirts, ented 10,000 circulation Beautiful tall ponderosa, pan- taxes, illness, alcoholism, hats, Polo's, sweatshirts, jack- HELP WANTED - reliable CALL DAVE'S Mandymm 3 MANUFACTURING coni- Cadillac Evening News. oramic views, rolling meadows innocent spouse? Learn tax ets and more. Thousands of II crson for part-time employ- G.D. HANDYMAN has over for th osc 1it t I t: j oh s ti)r rep ai r s pany in Cass City is taking 12 years' experience in News/Sports beat. Require- & spectacular canyon. Tons of lawyer's secrets. 1-900-896- items. FREE CATALOG. Fast Inent, in meat processing and you can't get to. Pre-esti- ments: Degree and grad- wildlife. On maintained rd wltel applications for surface building decks, dry wall, post 4630. $3.99 minute, 18+. Service and Volume sanitation departments. Re- grinder operators. Steady mates. Call 872-4862 after 4 uate experience in the field. & elec. Financing. Call Red Private consultations. The Discounts. SHIRT FACTORY tired individual welcomc to electrical, siding and rough p.m. Ask for Davc. Pay commensurate with expe- Creek now (719) 485-0656 employment and benefit carpentry, Free estimates. Taxpayer's Voice. Anonymous. 1-800-798-6688. FAX: (810) I apply. Erla's, 872-2 13 I . package. No experience nec- 12-8- 14-tf rience. Excellent benefits. 8:30-8:30. 235-6688. t Call 872-2633. 12-8-2 1-3 ~ a 11-8- 14-4 essary. Please send resumeto Resume, references, clips to: ATTENTION: PRESSURE J BoxdC25, C/O Cass City WORK WANTED - cement Mark Lagerwey, Managing NAPLES, FLORIDA WATER- washers 2500 PSI $679 - 13hp NEED MONEY? Receiving DISCOVERY TOYS needs Chronicle, P.O.Box 1 15, WILL DO baby-sitting in my work, all sizes and typcs, in- Editor, Cadillac Evening News, FRONT PATIO HOME. New 2 3500 psi $899 - Factory Direct Payments on a SETTLEMENT :J cluding basement repair. Call P.O. Box 640, Cadillac, MI bed2 ba wlden, 2-car gar. - Free brochure - 1-800-351- or LOTTERY? We will buy ,.: consultants for busy fall sea- Cass City, 48726. homc, any shift. 872-4273. patio home in gate comm. 872-5175. 1 2-8- 14-3 49601-0640. 7283 call 24 hours. your FUTURE PAYMENTS for &, son. Great Inonev.d' fun.' flex-~~- - 1 1-7- 17-tf 12-8-2 1-3 ~~ Spacious floor plan. Town CASHTODAY. Call R&P : ihle hours. Training pro- Center for residents wlshops, ided. Call immediately, B AB Y-S ITTER wan t ed 2 CAPABLE PAIR for house SO COLORADO RANCH 34 Capital Resources at 1-80G ; hours a day Monday thru Fri- cleaning and/or ofticos. Flex- GOVERNMENT SEIZED services, car wash, tennis 338-5815. FAST CLOSINGS. *' Joan Nelson, manager, 5 17- NON-SMOKING mother of acres bordering 1.2 million day in my home. Must have ible hours. Call 872-3302 or CARS for pennies on the $1. complex, pools, fitness center acre San Isabel Nat'l Forest! 323- 18 IO. 11-7-24-6 one willing to baby-sit in my I* own transportation. 872- 872-4374. 12-8- 14-3 Jaguar, Corvette, Mercedes, & Activity Dir. No membership Beautiful rolling meadows, HIGH RISK, Mortgages, Re- , home day or evenings. Call -- fees. Spacious floor plan. Built S 183. 1 1-8- 14-3 BMW, Porsche, Honda, 4x4's, trees, panoramic views & finance, purchase homes, ,:: Julie 872-2624. 12-8-74 GRANDMA TYPE bahy- trucks and more. Local solid. DiVosta Homes, Inc. spectacular canyon. Wildlife vacant land, mobile's on larid, :: BAY CITY Times is seeking sitter will baby-sit days only. saleddirectory. Toll free 1-800- licensed R.E. Broker. Near galore. Near lake! $89,900. cash in hand, consolidations, .' an adult or youth interested BABY-SITTER wanted in 872-2736. 12-8- 14-3 669-2292 ext. A-4000. beaches. $137,900. Call Glen Exc financing. Call now (719) foreclosure, OK. CALL CON- 1:' in delivcring our newspaper Our home, 2-3 days per week. mmy?School mme! B~- Thomas (941) 594-9233. 485-0656 Red Creek. TINENTAL MTG. 1-800-561- . in Cass City. Pkasc call wil- Three children; must have fore and.after school sitting. I WILL DO house cleaning 5715, Open Sat. 9-3 p.m. Iiam Prince at 1-800-875- own transportation. 872- day sitting. 872- DRIVERWEAMS. Lease pur- **EXCELLENT PROFITS ** ,!I in your home or offices. 872- COBOL - CTG, an information 4444 for details. 1 1-8-7-3 2062. 1 1-8-7-3 chase program on 199511996 LOG HOME WHOLESALERS technology firm, has opportu- HAROLD IVES TRUCKING ;! 9956, 12-8-7-3 4566, call any timc. 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Robut A. Trcmain & Associates, P.C. is Robert A. Tremain tk Associates. P.C. is Robert A. Treniin & Associates, P.C. is ammpting to collect a debt and any in- attempting to collect a debt and any in- attempting to collect a debt and any in- fomration obtained will bc used for that formation obtained will be used for that formation obtained will be used for that Puw= purpose. PU’po*, MORTGAGE SALE - Default has ken MORTGAGE SALE - Default has heen Arrest four for break-ins MORTGAGE SALE - Default has ken made in the conditions of a mortgage made in the conditions of a mortgage made in the condiiions of a mortgage made by REYMUNDO V, MARTINEZ made by JUDITH A. UTTLEY, UN- made by ROBERT D. JOHNSON I1 & & MARIA G. MARTINEZ, HIS WIFE. MARRID, to OPTION ONE MOKT- JOLENE M. JOHNSON. HUSBAND officials estimated the total and entering, conspiracy to OTHER BREAK-IN to UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, GAGE CORPORATION, Mortgagee, AND WIFE, to UNITED STATES OF loss, including tools, at break and enter, larceny in a AmGTHROUGH THE FARMERS, dated August 29, 1995, and recorded on AMERICA. ACI’INC THROUGH THE said Monday that warrants botties of whiskey valued at nearly $10,000. HOME ADMINISTRATION. U.S. September 5,1995, in Iher 678, on page FARMERS, HOME ADMINISTRA- building and malicious de- In an unrelated case, Cass DEIT OFAGRICULTURE now known 743, TUSCOLA County Records, Michi- have been issued for some $75 and 2 cartons of struction of property over TION, U.S. DEFT.OFAGRICULTURE Deputies later recovered the City police arrested James as USDA, RURAL DEVELOPMENT gan, on which nxlrtgaye there is claimed now known as USDA, RURAL DEVEL- Izydorek, Fetterhoff and an- cigarettes valued at $12.50 $100 in connection with the M. Taylor, 17, Caro, Thurs- Mortgagee. dated April 27, I91 1, and re- to be due at the date hereof the sum of OPMENT Mortgage, dated August 8, golf carts, but 3 of the 4 carts other Decker teen, Levi each. Eagetown golf course break- day on a felony warrant in corded on April 27, 1971. in Liber 260. forty three thousand one hundred ninety 1990, and recorded on August 8. 1990, Hyde, 19, 2485 Hadley Rd., In addition, a pair of had been spray painted and on page 192, TUSCOLA County seven and 06/100 Dollars ($43.197.06). in Liber 605, on page 158, TUSCOLA in, and nialicious destruction connection with the theft of sustain ed si g n i c an t dam - Records, Michigan, on which mortgage including interest at 11.250% ptr annum. County Records. Michigan, on which in connect,ion with thc golf Yamaha golf carts were sto- fi of property over $100, con- $953 worth of tools from the thcre is claimed to be due at the date Under the power of sale contained in age. mortgage there is claimed to be due at course break-ins. len and a pickup truck parked spiracy to commit malicious Lex Tetreau residence, 4 17 hercof the sum of fourken thousand men said mortgage and the statute in such case the date hereof the sum of sixty nine thou- Woidan said Izydorek and at the business was damaged. During the same week, ,hundred sixty three and 37/100 Dollars made and approved, notice is hereby sand five hundred fifty four and 93/100 destruction of property and Maple Circle, Cass City. ($14.743.37), including interest at given that said mortgage will be fore- Dollars ($69.554.93). including interest Fetterhoff will also be Early the next morning, a Rolling Hills Golf Course larceny ovcr $100. Taylor was arraigned on 7.250% pcr annum. closed hy a sale of the mortgaged pre- at 9.000% per annum. charged in the break-in of the garage at the golfcourse was owner John Maharg reported charges of conspiracy to Under the power of sale contained in mises, or some part of them, at public Under the power of sale contained in Seeger Street Market, also broken into and 2 more a stolen golf cart and several said mortgage and thc statute in such case vendue, at the Front entrance of the Court- Woidan said lzydorek and coniniit larceny in a building said mortgage and the statute in such case trees damaged at the Cass ma& and approved, notice is hereby house in theVillageof Caro,Tuscola,MI. made and approved, notice is hereby last month. Yamaha golf carts were sto- Fetterhoff, meanwhile, will and larceny of tools June 26. given that said mortgage will be fore- at 11:OO AM on September 20, 1996. golf course break-ins City golf course. Total dam- given that said mongage will be fore- Thc len along with a large gray face similar charges - 10 Bond was set at $5,000 for closed by a sale of the mortgaged pre- Said premises are situated in VILLAGE closed by a sale of the mortgaged pre- occurred July 10 and 11. tool box with assorted tools, age was estimated at $1,000. mises, or sow part of them, at public OF MILUNCTON,TIJSCOLACounty. or counts each in all - stem- Taylor, who faces a prelimi- mises, some part of them, at public Officials at Sherwood on the 4 Hyde, who turned himself Wuc, at tk Front entrance of the Court- Michigan, and are described as: vendue, at tk Front entrance of the Court- The golf carts, 3 of which ming from the golf course nary examination Aug. 30 at house in thevillage of bo.7\lscola Hill reported that $200 was in to authorities Monday, will MI. house in theMllage of Caw. Tuscola, MI, were privately owned, were break-ins. 9 a.m. at 11:WAM on September 13, 1996. LAND SITUATED IN THE VILLAGE at I I :OO AM on September 13. 1996. stolen July 10 from tills in valued at $8,500. Course be charged with breaking Said premises are situated in CITY OF OF MILLINGTON. TOWNSHIP OF Said premises are situated in VILLAGE VASSAR, TUSCOLA County, Michigan MILLINGTON: OF FAIRGROVE, TUSCOLA County, and are described aa: Michigan and are described as: The East If2 of the following described Shopping tips from. LOT 9 BLOCK I1 NORTH’S ADDI- property: Those certain pieces or parcels VILLAGE OFFAIRGROVE:LOT 26 OF I TU THE CITY OF VASSAR. AS of land situated in the Village of New Walbro presidenl TION HILLCREST SUBDIVISION. PART OF RECORDED IN LlBER 1 OF PLATS Millington, described as: Commencing THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF PAGE 20 TUSCOLA COUNTY 10 rods West of the Southwest corner of THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF extension agent RECORDS. ; Block 16, thence North IO rods; thence SECTION 20. TOWN 13 NORTH. West 1/2 rod; thence South 10 rods; RANGE 8 EAST, ACCORDING TO Shopping for back-to- needs fit into the family bud- be If2 of dent of the Mathews Con- pation, Madison, else Toledo, Ohio. Tht dcmption period shall 6 months thence East rod to the point hegin- THE PLAT RECORDED IN LlBER 3 veyor Company. joined from the date of such sale, unless deter- ning. ALSO commencing 10 If2 rods OF’ PLATS. PACE 27-28, TUSCOLA school clothes is an opportu- get. He mined abandoned in accordance with West of the Southwest corner of Block COUNTY RECORDS. SUBJECT TO nity for parents to show their Warner Electric Brake and 1948CL 600.3241(a) in which case the 16 in said Village of Millington. thence EASEMENTS, RIGHTS OFWAY AND children how to stick to a SHOPPING SMART Clutch Co. in 1982 as senior redemption ptriod shall be 30 days from West 8 rods; thence North 9 rods; thence RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD. thc date of such sale. East 8 rods; thence South 9 rods to the budget and how to get the vice-president. He was place of beginning. Being part of the ?he redemption pericwi shall be 6 months most for their money, Use of ‘ 1. As you shop, discuss elected president of Warner DATED:July 31,1996 Northwest 114 of Section 16. Town 10 from the date of such sale. unless deter- these shopping guidelines things to watch for when Electric in 1983, Warner be- Hills and Dales General Hospital is North, Range 8 East. mined abandoned in accordance with makes good sense and buying clothes: fit, room to came part of Dana in 1985 ATTORNEY FOR: Mortgagee 1948CL 600.3241(a) in which case the proud to announce the opening of its The redemption period shall be 6 nwnths redemption period shall be 30 days from teaches childrcn to plan for grow, quality construction, and in 1987 Bauchiero was RkrtA. Trcmain & Associates. P.C. from the date of such sale, unless deter- the date of such sale purchases, says B arhara care instructions. Of course, named vice-president of new Unionville Rural Health Clinic start- 401 South Woodward Avenue mined abandoned in accordance with Neuman , home economist you need to make selections Dana’s North American op- Suite 300 1948CL 600.3241 (a) in which case the DATED: July 3 I, I996 ing September 3rd, 1996. The Clinic Birmingham, MI 48009-6616 redemption period shall he 30 days from for Michigan State Univer- that make you feel good be- erations with additional re- the date of such sale. ATTORNEY FOR: Mortgagec sity Extension, cause they look good on you. sponsibility for Dana’s Cen- will be located at 6456 Center, USDA, RURAL DEVELOPMENT 2. Teach your child to look ter ofTechnology. In 1989 he DATED: August 7, 1996 I. Spend somc tinic to- Unionville, Michigan. It will be open Mongagee Robert A. Tremain Rr Associates. P.C gether going through your at the fabric content labels. was named a group vice- 7-3 1-5 401 South Woodward Avenue Mondays, 9:00 a.m. - 5 p.m., Wednes- ”TORNEY FOR: Mortgagee SUltC 300 child’s closet arid drawers to Most man-made fibers add president and in 1990 was Robert A. Trcmain & Associates, P.C.IS Birnungham, MI 48009-6616 durability and easy-care (no named president, Industrial days 12:OO - 8:OO p.m. and Fridays 8:30 k reorganize and makc notes attempting to collect a &bt and my in- Robert Tremain h Associates, P.C. on what is needed. ironing) qualities to our Group. - .- formation obtained will bc used for that 401 South Woodward Avenue USDA, RURAL DEVELOPMENT a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Suite 300 2. Have your child start clothing. Natural fibers are Bauchiero holds an engi- purpo=* Mortgagee Dr. Altamash Amin, M.D., and Dr. Birmingham, MI 48009-6616 7-3 1-5 watching and saving the best for comfort, ventilation neering degree from the Uni- MORTGAGE SALE - Dcfault has been hack-to-school Sale ads. and avoiding skin allergy re- versity of Massachusetts and Arshad Aqil, M.D., Internal Medicine made in the conditions of a mortgage OPTlON ONE MORTGAGE made by JAMES D. BEARDSLEY & CORPORATION Have hiniker make a list of actions. is a graduate of the Harvard Physicians, will be staffing the clinic as CORRINE M. BEARDSLEY, HIS Mortgagee the stores wheru the best 3, Compromise is part of Advanced Management Pro- to well as Mike Shutak, Physician Assis- WIFE, UNITED STATES OF 8-7-5 Students buys arc for the items today’s world. Teach your gram. AMERICA, ACIING THROUGH THE needed. FARMERS. HOME ADMINISTRA- MORTGAGE SALE *** Default has child the art of compromise He is a corporate member tant. TION,U.S. DEFT OFAGRICULTURE been made in the conditions of a mort- 3. Discuss how much if they want something that of the Milwaukee School of Please call 517-674-8603 to make an , now known as USDA, RURAL DEVEL-, gage made by Santos R. Gomez, a single return money is in the clothes bud- you feel is too expensive or Engineering. In addition to OPMENT Mortgagee, dated November man, to Ross Mortgage Corporation, get . Then look over the shop- appointment or if you have other inquir- 13,1986, and ncordtd on November 13. Mortgagee, dated September 23, 1986, doesn’t fit into the clothing serving on the Walbro Cor- 1986, in Liber 565, on page 1185. and recorded on September 23. 1986 in Tuesday ping list toget/;er and star the budget. This could be de- poration board, he is a direc- ies. We hope our new location will as- TUSCOLA County Records, Michigan, things your child needs most. signer jeans, name-brand tor of Regal Beloit Corpora- on which mortgage there is claimed to be 4. using the ads or due itt the date hcrcof thc sum of fifty Now, running shoes or anything tion, Wis., Rockford Prod- catalog, estimate how much three thousand eight hundred one and 4-01 poration by an assignment(s) dated Sep- Tuesdays and Thursdays. that is extremely important to *** 100 Dollars (553,&01.40), including in- tember 23. 1936, and recorded on Sep- it will cost to buy the items them. Help them think of terest et 9.500% per annum. and the other group attend- tember 23. IPR6 in Liber 564, on Page you starred. How much will ways to solve their problem. In doubt if an artioti Ilp Undtr thc power of sale contained in 128 Tuscola County Records, Michigan, ing full days Wednesdays you have left t‘or other things said mortgage and the statute in such case on which mortgage there is claimed to be and Fridays. All kindergar- Perhaps you pay half and just, abstain. Cass City (517) 872-212/ ma& and approved, notice is hereby due at the date hereof the sun1 of Forty 011 the list’? ten students will attend a half they use their own money to --Zo ronst e r given that said mortgage will be fore- Thousand Seven Hundred Eighty Four Involving your child in the pay the rest. closed by a sale of thc mortgaged pre- and 1.5/100 Dollars ($440.784.15), includ- day on Mondays. deLision niakirig proccss and i mises, or some part of them, at public ing interest at 9300% per annum. Bus routes will be the satne 4.End your shopping day due,at tte Front entrance of the Coun- the budgeting uf thc clothing Under the power of sale contained in as last year, as will lunch on a pleasant note as you talk NEED A NEW CAR OR TRUCK? house in theVillageof Caro. Tuscola, MI, said nwrtyage and the statute in such case dollars will help himher to about the coming school year at I i:W AM on September 13, 1996. made andprovided. notice is hereby given prices, which are set at $1 for see the importance ofpriori- Said premises are situated in TOWN- that said mortgage will be foreclosed by elementary students and and your child’s special plans SHIP OF INDIANRELDS, TUSCOLA a sale of the nwrtgaged premises. or some tizing needs and how their over a pizza or hamburger. County, Michigan and are described as: part of them, at public vendue, at the Front $1.35 at the junior/senior entrance of the courthouse in the Village high school. Breakfast priccs e COMMENCING AT A POINT 978 12 of Caro, Michigan, at eleven o’clock am. remain the same at 80 cents. 1 FEf3 EASTAND 193.63 FEETSOUTH on September 27, 1996. Three new faces have OF NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEC Said premises are situated in theTown- Long-stored grain 200 NEW & CARS 3,TOWN I2 NORTH. RANGE9 EAST, ship of Ellington,Tuscola County, Michi- joined the Owen-Gage stafi “OVER USED THENCE SOUTH I60 FEET. THENCE gan. and are described as: for the upcoming school AND TRUCKS AVXUABLE” EAST 62.43 FEn. THENCE NORTH year. They include Douglas 160 FEET AND THENCE WEST 62.43 Comnlenciiig at the West 114 post of Sec- can be dangerous FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGIN- tion 22. TlSN.Rl0; thence East 16 rods; H assler and Joseph C ande 1a, NING. VILLAGE OF CARO, TOWN- thence North 20 rods; thence West 16 both juniorlsenior high social Grain that has been stored aDDear within a few hours “Every Make and Model” SHlP INDIANFIELDS. LI OF rods; thence South 20 rods to the point of studies teachers who will for several months may cre- after exposure or take UP to Ron Oumy beginning. also serve as head football Home 872-2495 The redemption pcriod shall be 6 months ate dusty and/or moldy 2 weeks to develop. For Your Best Buy- from rhe date of such sale. unless deter- The redemption period shall be 6 nwnth.. coach and assistant coach, working conditions as the mined abandoned in accordance with “We not sure exposure Business 269-9781 from the date of such sale, unless deter- respcctivel y. crop is handled out of stor- are if IWCL 600.3241(a) in which case the mined abandoned in accordance wlth CALL ME TODAY! Also new to the school sys- age. to corn mold and corn fines redemption period shall be 30 days from 1948 CTL 600.3241a. in which case the when working outdoors and rhc date of such sale. redemption period shall he 30 days from tem is Stephanie Maust, a “Farmers should protect in storages will cause prob- the date of such sale. full -ti me juniorknior high themselvcs and co-workers Service DATED: July 3 1, I996 lems in humans, but why library aide and tutor. from both conditions,” says Dated: August 14,1996 take the risk?” Doss says. “I Satisfaction ATTORNEY FOR: Mortgagee Howard Doss, Michigan think it would wise to use SHAPIRO h ALT, Attorneys UBLY State University Extension be After The Robert A. Tremain &Associates, P.C. 320 E. Big Beaver Rd., Suite 190 agricultural safety specialist. relatively inexpensive masks 401 South Woodward Avenue Troy, Michigan 48083 and mechanical filters to Sale Suite 300 (810) 689-3900 Students in the Ubly Com- Dusty conditions can de- Birmingham, MI 48009-6616 File No. 960775 munity Schools will report velop from small particles guard against the potential Guaranteed! Tuesday for a full day of (fines) that arc created dur- for respiratory problems and USDA, RURAL DEVELOPMENT Fleet Mortgage Corporation discomfort whenever grains classes. There will he 110 ing grain harvest and han- Mom@e Assignee of Mortgagee are being handled for hours 7-3 1-5 8-14-4 school Friday, Aug. 30, in dling. Molds can develop observance of the Labor Day when grain has had pro- at a time.” holiday. longed exposure to moisture. Doss recommends wearing New teachers will report Some molds, particularly masks that will filter pollen and plant mold spores. The NOTICE Friday, Aug. 23, and all other those that can develop in teachers will report for ori- corn, can produce spores that standard painter’s mask will The Township of Elkland requests bids on entation Monday, Aug, 26, at are dangerous when inhaled, not protect a person from mold or grain dust. 9 a.m. Doss says. the following work to be performed on the Among the types of masks Sexton’sresidence at 6897 Cass City Rd., Cass The breakfast and lunch “Watery eyes, coughing, programs will begin on the wheezing, and irritation of that are suitable for working City, Michigan. first day of school. the nose, throat and lungs are in dusty and moldy condi- 11 Windows to be installed, one double case- signs that a person is work- tions are 3-M 8710 or its Breakfast will be served ing in hostile harvest condi- equivalent, or 3-M 9920 or ment in kitchen and 10 double-hung through- from 8: 10 a.m. to 8:25 a.m., tions,” Doss says. “If work- equivalent. Farmers can also out house. These to each have 112 screens. with prices set at 75 cents for ers experience 2 or more of select a respirator with re- elementary students and 85 these reactions, they would placement cartridges. Windows to be of vinyl materid and be backed “Other manufacturers also cents for grades 7-12. Lunch he wise to take steps to pro- by at least 20 year guarantee. All surrounding prices have been increased tect themselves.” make dust masks and respi- casements and trim to be covered with white by 10 cents and are set at $6 Among the ailments that rators that will provide ad- equate protection from toxic aluminum. Install 3 steel doors, one of which per week for elementary stu- can occur because of expo- dents and $6.50 per week for sure to dusts and molds is dusts and molds,” Doss says. lbesday, August 27 enters basement will have self-storing storm grades 7- 12. toxic organic dust syndrome “Anyone wearing a dust 1O:OO a.m. 3:OO p.m. mask or respirator must re- - door. Frames and trim to be covered with alu- Meal payments can he (TODS). Depending on a I Mile West of made and mailed to the person’s susceptibility, member that it is designed minum where needed. 3 basement windows only to filter dusts it does school beginning immedi- TODS can develop after a - - Owendale on with screens to be installed. Screens to be in- ately, in care of Mealtime. sinale exposure to dusks or not supply oxygen.” Sebewaing Road Masks should be disposed stalled on front porch with white aluminum Kindergarten and Young molds or aftcr repeated ex- Five pupils will attend 2 full posure. of or the filters replaced when normal breathing be- frames. Install one aluminum window with days each week and a full TODS can start as a flu-like white frame for attic access. Living room cur- day every other Monday, illness that begins 2 to 6 comes noticeably difficult. E-Mail us at: [email protected] Be sure to read manufactur- Ubly School officials have hours after exposure. It is I rently has two windows to be converted to one. ers’ instructions for proper updated the district’s IBM c harac t e r i zcd by coughing , use, All items and labor to be listed separately on computer lab for the 1996- chills, fever, fatigue, muscle “It is important to know bid sheet as pro-ject may be only partially done 97 school year. Twenty-five aches and, sometimes, short- DELL computers have hcen under what circumstances at this time. nus of‘ breath. added to update the existing Molds that can develop in these filters can be safely Township reserves right to reject any or all lab. corn may produce used,” Doss says. “When ThurnbNationaf The school hoard has hired pncumonitis in humans. they are matched to the bids. working conditions, this type lzkDiik&M 3 new teachers. They are Syinptonis of the disease in- Bids to be submitted by Sept. 9, 1996 to: of personal protection can MEMBER Wi lli ani Sweeney, juriior clude fever, drippy nose, per- FDIC Norma Wallace, Clerk high social studies and En- sistcnt cough and exhaustion. significantly reduce the res- glish; Laura Zantow, sixth Thc illness can be mistaken piratory health risk associ- 4693 N. Seeger St. ated with harsh working con- grade; and Suzanne Trigger, for bronchitis, asthma or Cas City, MI 48726 dit ions .” iunior high resource room. pneumonia. Symptoms may