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CASS - CITY CHRONICLE VOLUME81, NUMBER 4 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN -WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 Twenty-five cents 20 PAGES PLUS TWO SUPPLEMENTS

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by TOM MONTGOMERY creases in the SEV of com- 1/2-hour executive session hours per year at an hourly News Editor mercial (.57 percent), resi- to discuss salary negotia- wage rate of $638. The Tuscola County dential (4 percent) and in- tions with Friend of the Turning to the planned Board of Commissioners dustrial land (9.8 percent), Court representatives, and Department of Social Ser- last week swallowed a bit- there was also a record set wages and hours for the vices building project, the ter pill in the form of a 1987 drop of some 29 percent in now part-time Emergency board approved signing of Equalization Report show- the SEV of agricultural Services and Veterans a quitclaim deed for the ing a total state equalized property. Counseling positions. structure to the DSS. valuation drop of some $75 The SEV of all real prop- According to Hoagland, The board also approved million--i1.49 percent--in erty in the county dropped the changes reckntly or- a resolution stating tkjqt it?s the county. by some 13 percent, while dered by the board concerh- in favor of various county For some taxpayers. the personal property in- ing the positions will benefit departments cooperating drop may be good news. creased by 8.2 percent. the county to the tune of with a summer youth prog- A GRAPHIC REMINDER of what can happen when drinking and driving For commissioners, a]- The total SEV for the roughly $12,000 in savings ram through the Job Train- are mixed has been placed in front of Cass City High School. Among students county is $581,024,066 com- annually. “By readjusting ing Partnership Act, and ~“,‘e~~~~~!$~~~~@~pared to $656,449,211in 1986. the wage rates. . .and by accepted a letter from the who have been active in ‘‘Project Graduation” are (from left) Mike Kelley, future, however, the news The 1987 figures are in making them part-time courthouse employees’ Renee Szarapski, Brent Kostanko, Kelly Deering, Kim Wing, Jeff Lince, Carole is bad albeit not surprising. line with an expected trend versus full time, there will uni;m also in favor of the While the county saw in- of plummeting agricultural be some significant sav- program ; approved paying Rau, Christine Britt, Jim Kritzman and Kerri Pine. (See story page 11.) land values in the Thumb. ings,” he added. an additional $1,500 to re- A trend of increasing ag- The board set up an pair a parking lot at the ricultural land values Emergency Services Cooperative Extension Of- began in 1976 and peaked in budget of $5,223, and set the fice; authorized Rick 1985 with a true cash value position at 832 hours per Greania to build 8 tables at Banquets, award nights set as of some $727 million, com- year at the non-certified de- $80 per table for Vanderbilt pared to a true cash value puty hourly wage rate Park in Wisner Township; of some $441.8 million this ($6.83 per hour). approved summer hours at year. Last year, the ag- The Veterans Counseling the courthouse of 8 a.m. to ricultural land fell in value budget, meanwhile, was 12 p.m. and 1 to 4:30 p.m. schoolsprepare for graduation by about 14 percent. amended from $9,759 to May 26 through Sept. 4, with In a related matter, the $10,426 for 1987, with third the exception of the Friend board during its regular and fourth-quarter approp- of the Court Office; and ap- for second hour on Monday, academic awards at a spe- meeting April 28 also re- riations of $2,773 to provide pointed ’ Commissioner A.wards banquets, con- The school’s bac- High School, including a part-time Robert Russell to the Senior certs and, of course, com- while a spring athletic ban- cial gathering slated for 1 spring band concert viewed and approved an for the hiring of a calaureate ceremony will audit of county finances. veterans counselor at 1,170 Citizens Advisory Council. mencement exercises are be conducted at 2 p.m*May quet honoring students is p.m. May 7. Athletic scheduled for 7:30 p.m. set to begin at 6:30 p.m. awards, meanwhile will be According to county Con- all part of the upcoming ac- 31, with the Rev. Charles May 13, and a junior high/ 1986 SEV 1987 SEV Diff.- % tivities scheduled by area Ernmert of the Novesta May 19 at Gagetovyn presented at 7 p.m. May 21. elementary concert at 7:30 troller Michael Hoagland, the audit shows that the high schools as the 1986-87 Church of Christ as the Elementary School, Both events will be held at p.m. May 20. Agri, $310,159,870 $220,897,339 -29 school year draws to a guest speaker, Some 30 seniors will take the high school. On May 17, awards for county has practiced sound Commercial $39,350,763 $39,579,535 -+ .57 close. Some 122 seniors will their final exams May 14 The school’s spring con- Expo ’87 will be presented management considering Industrial $7,862,361 $259,961,508$8,722,276 + +9.8 4 loss of revenue over the CASS CITY graduate June 4 at the high before attending their last cert is scheduled for 7 p.m. for projects with themes Residential $250,738,743 classes May 15. Other stu- May 13 at the high school. past year. Timber cutover 5,828,600 $5,540,580 -4.9 school, where commence- ranging from English to Hoagland noted that the A special appearance at ment exercises will begin dents, meanwhile, will take Kingston’s 49 seniors will Science. The event is slated Dev . $38,500 $38,500 - their finals May 28 and 29, finish the school year May county had some $184,000 Cass City Schools by Cass at 8 p.m,. Speaking during for 1 to 4 p.m. at the high fewer dollars in property Real City native and astronaut the event will be seniors and finish the school year 20, with exams set for May school. Also on May 17 will $613,970,837 $534,739,738 - 13 Christine Britt and Brent May 29. 18,19 and 20. Other students be an FFA banquet, to be taxes to work with this Personal $42,470,374 $46,284,328 + 8.2 Brewster Shaw will help year, and expects to have kick off the final 4 weeks or Kostanko, school Supt. Dwight Gascho, area di- will take exams June 1, 2 held at 12:30 p.m. in the Donald Crouse and high rector of Youth For Christ, and 3, with the last day of high school gymnasium. some $300,000fewer tax dol- Total $656,449,211 $581,024,066 -11.49 SO of school. Shaw’s visit lars in 1988 due to the drop with students has been school Principal Kenneth will be the special speaker school set for June 3. Academic awards will be at the school’s bac- A combined bac- presented at a banquet set in SEV in the county. scheduled for Friday. Micklash. Counselors Jerry The report shows “we Activities next week in- Cleland and Wayne Dillon calaureate ceremony, to be calaurea tekommence- for 7:30 p.m. May 18 at the revision in will present various held beginning at 7:30 p.m. ment ceremony is high school. A spring athle- made it on our own without Okay clude an awards assembly the federal monies,” Hoag- slated for 1 p.m. May 13 at awards. May 17 at the elementary scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. tic banquet will be held be- school. May 24 at the high school. ginning at 7:30 p.m. May land remarked, adding that the high school. The event the county has banked will cover honors for vari- OWEN-CAGE Commencement exer- Speakers at the gradua- 27, also at the high school. Kingston ordinance cises are set to begin at 8 tion exercises will be the some $546,000 in federal re- ous achievements, both Ubly’s 83 seniors will take venue sharing money and academic and athletic. Three students--Andrea p.m. May 21 at the high Rev. Rudyard Fay, minis- exams May 27 and 28 before Some 19 Kingston “I think they were in school. Michigan Farm ter of the Kingston Wes- budgeted the funds for use Township residents voiced A spring band concert Goslin, Jodie Fritz and attending their last day of this year. The money is favor, generally, to have will be held beginning at Heather Dorsch--will be in- Bureau President Jack leyan Church ; valedicto- school May 29. Other stu- approval, opposition and the regulations if (they) Laurie will be the guest rian Rebecca Raymond budgeted, but may not all concern towards a prop- 7:30 p.m. May 21. ducted into the National dents, who will take finals be used, Hoagland pointed would be effective” and at May 28 will be the last Honor Society at Owen- speaker. and salutatorian Karen June 2 and 3, will finish the osed junk ordinance during the same time not impede Gerhardt. out. a 2 1/2-hour public hearing day of school for seniors, Gage High School tonight school year June 3. According to the audit, areas such as farm opera- who will take final exams at 6:30. KINGSTON UBLY Commencement exer- conducted by the Township tions, Wood remarked. “A Academic honors will be cises are scheduled to begin 1the county had revenues to- Planning Commission May 27 and 28. Other stu- $5.06 lot of people were cont Students at Kingston A number of activities at 2 p.m. May 31 at the high talling million and ex- Thursday night. dents will finish out the awarded to students during penditures of $4.88 million cerned; they wanted to year June 15. a special assembly slated High School will receive are set to take place at Ubly school. know how the ordinance in the fiscal year which The ordinance, designed reads and how it (would) ended Dec. 31. The county to eliminate blighting fac- affect them.’’ had an unreserved fund ba- tors in the township such as While some residents lance of $927,694, and a re- junk vehicles, garbage and stated their opposition to served fund balance of other eyesores along additional regulations, ‘DespiteAIDS threat, residents $210,000. township roads, received many who said they’re mixed reactions from resi- against the ordinance are IN OTHER BUSINESS dents, according to com- involved in agriculture and’ In other business last m‘ission secretary Sally are concerned about keep- divided on school sex education week, the board met in a 2 Wood. Continued on page 20. *

TOM MONTGOMERY According to a recent sur- tive to kids gaining sexual to do.” when I go to school to by vey of area teachers, pa- News Editor knowledge from their Intermediate school teach? ” rents and clergymen, sex friends . physical education teacher AIDS. The disease may ed, at leastin tne Lass city “Some people feel this is Larry Robinson, who has 2 CLERGYMEN seem far away to Cass City area, continues to be a can the responsibility of the daughters, aged 14 and 18 and surrounding area resi- of worms which few are an- home and church, and it years, also indicated ap- The Rev. John R. Wood, dents nestled in the heart of xious to open. certainly is,” he added. proval of sex ed in light of pastor of the First Baptist rural Michigan. While those interviewed AIDS and parents who can’t Church in Cass City, also A seemingly constant didn’t all agree on whether TEACHERS or won’t talk to their kids would like to see sex educa- stream of alarming statis- a sex education class about the topics. Continued on page 20. tics and tragic stories sur- should be offered to all stu- Cass City High School so- “That’s the problem; if it rounding AIDS patients is dents in certain grade cial studies teacher Leo were being done (in the seen and heard through the levels, most agreed that pa- Gengler also is in favor of home), I would have no media from seemingly far rents, many of whom be- a sex ed class in the school problem leaving it alone,” Tot killed away places. cause of AIDS seem more system. he said, adding that he and But as medical experts hesitant to talk about sex, Gengler noted that mate- his wife Sharon, also a in Saturday debate the world-wide im- are responsible for educat- rial on sex now offered in teacher, have educated plications of the virus ing their children. health education classes their children about sex. which cripples the immune They also agreed that few reaches only a small per- In terms of a class, auto mishap system, local educators parents are living up to that centage of students. “It’s Robinson said, “I would and parents are faced with responsibility . probably something that want it structured so it A g-yeardd Watrousville a questioware today’s chil- “If there were interest should be made available would be educational, girl died early Sunday dren equipped with the exhibited in the community to everyone, particularly meaningful; not only the morning, hours after being knowledge to protect them- for a program of this type, with the AIDS situation,” facts, but the complica- struck by a car near her selves? there are guidelines set by he said. tions. ” home. AIDS has spawned crea- the state” which could be “Probably there should Doug Hall, a sixth grade According to state police tion of sex education and/or used, Crouse said, adding be some sort of approval or teacher, disagrees with at the Caro post, Terri Jean birth control classes in that he’s uncertain as to permission from parents, ’ ’ creating a sex ed class in Sapien, 4591 W. Car0 Rd., American schools. Al- whether such interest Gengler, who has 2 children the school system because was playing near her home though unthinkable a de- exists. aged 9 and 10 years, con- such a class, in his opinion, Saturday afternoon when cade ago, schools in some A voluntary sex ed course tinued. would not be allowed to she attempted to cross Ma1 of the larger urban areas offered through Cass City High school science in- cross the border separating and was struck by a car dri- have opened birth control Community Education 4 structor Stephen Steffke church and state. ven by Marcus E. Bradley, clinics which distribute years ago drew only about agreed, but drew a line be- “Kids need more than 32, of Cass City. condoms like pencils and 6 junior high and 4 high tween sex education and head knowledge about Witnesses stated that the notebooks. school students. Even birth control education. AIDS and what it can do,” child, who was taken to Locally, the issue of sex fewer participated the fol- “I’m in favor of sex ed in Hall, the father of 3 boys Saginaw St. Mary’s Hospi- education classes in the lowing year, and the a limited fashion--I think it aged 9, 12 and 15 years, re- tal, never looked before Cass City school district course, which received sup- can be taught in a general marked. crossing the road and that has been met with signific- port from a number of area way,” he explained. “As “If I’m not allowed to use Bradley was unable to stop ant opposition in the past, Clergymen, was canceled a far as birth control, that’s God’s name in school, other in time, troopers said. but there’s been “almost no year later. one I’m still not sure of.” than in vain, then that The accident, which oc- mention of it” in recent Crouse indicated he’s in Steffke added, “It’s got means He’s not a very big curred at about 4:21 p.m., years, according to school favor of sex education in to be taught with morals part of my life. How do I remains under investiga- Supt. Donald Crouse. the schools as an alterna- and values, and that’s hard leave my morals at home tion. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY. MAY 6.1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

Cass City Area Social and PersonalItems

Audrey Katzenberger Phone 872-3049

May 10 at the evening ser- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Ruth Esau and Elizabeth The YMCA Thumb Sing- Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Gloria Rockafellow and vice of the Novesta Church were Sunday guests of Mrs. Stine attended the polio les Club will hold its next Dillard and daughters of son Jared of Olivet and of Christ, George Getchel, Beth Walsh in Lapeer. They group meeting at the party at the Sandusky Merrillville, Ind., spent the Cindy Clark and son Adam camp director from Lapeer celebrated the birthday of Bonanza Restaurant in Bay Maple Valley Elementary weekend with her parents, of Williamston were and fOrmer Pastor at Lynne Walsh, Ivan’s grand- City Wednesday evening. School Saturday, May 9, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tuckey. weekend guests at the Rus- Novesta, Will present a daughter. There were 18 in atten- 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. sell Schneeberger home. program on Wolverine dance. Music will be by The Blue Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tuc- Mrs. Clark and son re- Christian Service Camp. Mrs. Mi& Kim's pa- Notes. Refreshments will key have returned home mained for a week’s visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perry rents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin be available and guests are after spending the winter in Roberta Seeley is a pa- Holiday, Fla. Mamiage Licenses Kilmer of Mayville, at- tient in Ann Arbor Hospital, welcome. Hiband Dab tended the dinner at the where she will have heart Mr. and Mrs. James Church Satur- surgery again. Connie Schneeberger, General Hospital Andrew Burger, Clio, and Jane and Libby Dickinson, Pearson of Baldwin are Tracie Dundas, Millington. day evening* Mark Hampshire and Jodi spending 2 days with her Born May 1, to Mrs. Gregory Leahey, caro, Dale and Mary Damm vi- sister, Mrs. Elsie Blades. and Linda Howden, Caro. Katie Crane and Audrey Erla left April 23 to go to a Juliana Bostick, Caro, baby sited their daughter, Susan, Christian Rock Festival in girl. Herman Barnum, Mil- Katzenberger spent Thurs- a student at Central Michi- Wilmore, Ky. They re- Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kozan lington, and Stephanie Col- day with Mrs. Lois Folkert gan University, Mt. Pleas- were in Gagetown Sunday ling, Millington. in Bay City. turned April 26. PATIENTS LISTED MON- ant, Saturday. and had breakfast with her DAY, MAY 4, WERE: Victor Brunner, Vassar, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley brother, William Ashmore, and Tonia Arnold, Vassar. Mr. and Mrs. Keith at the Methodist Church. Bradley McCoy, Lansing, Rod and Eileen Hutchin- Beach went to Tri-City Air- Mrs. Louise Ashmore, Buehrly and daughter son of Kansas City, Mo., are port in Freeland to pick up David Dorland, Harold and Michelle Parkinson, Karen of Livonia spent Saturday evening, May Clio. the parents of an 8-pound, his brother and wife, Mr. Guinther, Cass City; April 27 with her mother, 6-ounce baby girl, Andrea and Mrs. Ross Beach, who 2, Dean Tuckey had 24 Mrs. Gertrude Wildner, Walter Lamphere, Verneta Stilson, and his guests for a surprise birth- attendants were Floyd and Mayville, and Debra Jean, born April 30. Alvin were returning from Chad, Unionville ; cpl. Brown mother, Mary Buehrly, and Barbara Hutchinson of Africa, where they have day party for his wife Lena. Mrs. Flossie Farrelly, Bernice Ottoway, aunt and Coutchea, Mayville. I -. C‘ass City are grand- been for the past 13 years, Ubly ; Edward Robinson. Cass Bruce Little of California receives medal .. -, parents. Great -grand- Ross is an agricultural mis- Mrs. Sally Carb, City, and Mary HusseY, sionary and was very much was here over the weekend Area students Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tuc- parents are Lyle and Mar- Mayville ; Marine.. CD~. Robert .. .. . J.. Cass City. key and and hfrs. garet Lounsbury of Cass involved in rice planting the to visit his mother, Reva Sharon Heider, Sebewa- Charles Wright were in City. Little, who is a patient in Brown, son-if Diane J. and past year. ing ; honored Robert J. Brown Sr. of 3415 Pontiac Fridav and at- Bay Medical Center in Bay Reva Hyde, Kingston; tended the open*house tour City. E. Washington St., Snover, For health Mr. and Mrs. Bill SLLnICI., Christine Oakie, Fair- was recently awarded the of the Pontiac Motors Plant Couple wed grove ; Three area residents are insurance which is being shut down. son Paul, and Kathy Kirn Marine Corps Good to of Deckerville attended the Jaime (Miller) Hartwick Ellen Phillips, Mrs. Val- among several Saginaw Medal. April 25 and baby daughter Sonja arie Yax, Deford; Valley State College stu- pig roast and potluck din- were honored at a shower dentsrecognition who received for specialtheir awardBrown for receivedgood behavior the Chris Erla, Elsie Hahn, ner Saturday at Salem UM Peter Procunier, Lin- Ronald Berridge of Thursday evening in the fel- coln ; Vickie Burns, Margaret Church. Around 85 attended achievements and Over a 3-year surgical bills, Jackson, Mich., and Susan lowship rooms at First Bap- Theresa Sc hw artz , academic Beckett, Mary Wixon, the annual roast, sponsored tist Church. About 65 per- period in the Marine Corps. see me. Price of Tipton were mar- by the Progressive Class. Gagetown. during an Honors He is currently serving Marge Shaft, Terry Groom- ried April 25 at the First Sons a t tended. Convocation April 16. Emmt A. Tmichman,’Jr. bridge, Mary Ann Osen- Gerald R. Langmaid of with 1st Marine Amphibi- Congregational Church of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert OUs Brigade, Marine Corps Call: 8240 W. Main toski, Gloria Bartnik and (‘ass City was cited as an St. Clair at 3 o’clock. Naren of Sterling Heights Meg’s Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Cas8 Clty, Mlch. Marion McClorey, all mem- Peg outstanding senior student tff Dr. Michael Carman of- had Sunday dinner with her n1. Phone 872-3388 bers of St. Pancratius ficiated. A reception was by the school’s art and de- Church, spent last weekend mother, Mrs. Eva Watson, held at the St. Clair Inn fol- and brother Bill. sign department. Joanne CASS CITY CHRONICLE at the Queen of Angels Re- lowing the ceremony. Hopper, also of Cass City, USPS 092-700 treat House in Saginaw. received recognition as an PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESOAV The bride and groom are Echo Chapter Order of AT CASS CITY. MICHIGAN Do you outstanding secondary edu- 6550 Man Street Eastern Star meeting will cation student and was be Wednesday, May 13, John Haire, publimr. when they will be honoring remember? cited by the English depart- National MvettRung Representrrtive. ment. Michigan Weekly Newapspsrs. Inc. 257 Past Matrons and Patrons, Michigan Avenue, Emt Lansing. Michigan. Snover resident Lori Se- Subacriplbn Pnce: To post offices in Tus- by Melva E. Guinther ward, who received a his- da,Huron and Sanilac Counties, 58.W a I I tory award, was one of 4 year or 2 years lor $15.00. 3 years lor $21 .OO. $4.50 lor six months and 3 months students to graduate from for $2.50. While discussing the his- (usually the owners of the SVSC’s Honors Program. In Michigan - $10.00 a year, 2 years store) took your grocery She majored in history. 518.00, 6 months $5.50. tory of our fair village re- In other parts of the Unitsd States. SI I.OO cently, someone recalled list and brought the mer- Some 643 students, in- a year or 2 years, $20.00, 6 months $6.00 the era when everyone chandise to the counter? cluding Langmaid, Hopper and 3 months lor $3.25, 50 conis extra --you told the telephone charged lor part year order. Papble in ad- came to town on Saturday and Seward, were again vam. nights. Ostensibly, they operator what number you honored during commence- vertisingFw information and commercialrwardino and newsppaper job printing, ad- came to shop, but mostly, wanted? (The Chronicle’s ment exercises held Friday it was a social affair. number was 13. On a party and Saturday. telephone 872-2010. If you came early enough line, your ring might be 2 to get a parking spot (angle, long and 3 short, but any of not parallel) in front of Fed- the 12-15 families on the line HILLS AND DALES erated or Townsends’, you tencould in hear if thethey rings were and lis-in- GENERAL HOSPITAL could be sure of seeing just Phone 872-2121 about everybody in the pas- terested.) sing parade. --Cass City had 2 meat Actually, the town had markets, and soup bones HOSPITAL WEEK ACTIVITIES switched to Friday nights were--store-bought free? bread, MAY 11 9 15 by the time I served my stint as a soda jerk at Par- with its even slices, was a Monday through Friday, 9 a.m, - 8 p.m., Colo-Rectal rott’s Dairy Bar. At that treat? Cancer Detection Kits will be passed out in the lobby, time, everyone who didn’t --all the neighbors came f re8 of charge. go to the tavern came to on threshing day, the men Parrott’s for a Friday night to help with the harvest and Free breast exams and teaching self-breast exams sundae, or so it seemed. the women, with the sump- tuous--just feast? about everything as follows (pre-regi st rat ion required): Except for getting sticky Monday, May 11,9-11 a.m., Or. Isterabadi. up to the armpits from dig- edible was rationed, along Wednesday, May 13, 10-12 a.m., Dr. Martin. ging ice cream out of the with gas and tires, during Thursday, May 14,9-11 a.m., Dr. Hall. 5-gallon cans, it’s a pleas- the war? Friday, May 15,9-11a.m., Dr. Whiting. Join the Best in Banking When ant memory. 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By Jim Fitrgerald

Quick note on 4 days spent in Washington, D.C.A little of The date was Wednes- without a clue in the drives you crazy that I did the political sawy has trickled down to businesses. We day, April 8, 1987. The “things” category. Unless something playing ‘Wheel stayed at the Holiday Inn, a downtown location within walk- category was “things.” My they cheated. That was my of Fortune’ that you’ve in distance of most of @e sightseeing attractions. dismay was total. I don’t first reaction: “Don’t kid never done, and never will &en though it was a reduced (from $124) rate to $105 a want to watch “Wheel of me, you saw this show at 7 do, no matter how long you night for 2, we thought that the price was stiff. We didn’t Fortune” on TV anymore. I o’clock on Channel 29.” live. ” know that there was a 10 percent rcmm tax to be added and don’t want to be married She reminded me that But how on earth did she another $1.00 a night “occupancy tax.” anymore. we’d watched “Jeopardy ! ” do it? Why did she say The r’oom was fine, but there were none of the perks, There was nothing except together on Channel 4 at 7 “ music a1 ins t ru men t s ” jacuzzi, swimming pool, recreation rooms, etc., that are blanks on Vanna White’s o’clock. She hadn’t left my when there are a trillion common in motels today. In Washington, lwation is every- stupid board. Like this: ----- presence once during the 30 other “things” she might thing. -_ -____-----+ . The first spin of minutes preceding the start have said? She admitted the wheel had not yet been of “Wheel of Fortune” on she hadn’t counted that made. Channel 4 at 7:30. Besides, there were 18 blanks on “Musical instruments,’’ it’s impossible to get Chan- Vanna’s board, and she had General Telephone says that local telephone rates are my wife said. nel 29 - a Canadian station no idea there were 18 letters going to decrease about 75 cents a month due to the new It turned out she was - on the two other TV sets in “musical instruments.” MEMBERS OF THE &man scramble team which Federal Tax Reform Act. right. God help me, she was in our home. She simply said “musical clinched the Cass City Gavel Club Invitational Saturday at That’s the mod news. The bad news is that the reduction right. Given absolutely no OK, she must have made instruments” because the Rolling Hills Golf Course are (from left) George Nickson of won’t begin to nullify the rate increase we all received with clue except the all-purpose, a sneaky phone call to a words jumped into her the break-up of the traditional system of phone service. The all-encompassing, totally friend living in another mind and she knew they Windsor, Ontario, Max McGee of Saginaw, Tim Dutcher of 75 cents per customer doesn’t sound like much but GTE obscure “things,” she cor- time zone. I know a guy in were right. Sebewaing and Tom MacAlpine of Bad Axe. estimates it amounts to $4.2 million annually. rectly guessed every letter San Diego who amazes his There was one possible *****++*I+ of the 18-letter answer. How friends - and wins bar- explanation for my did she do that? Why did room bets - by yelling out humiliating defeat, she fi- she have to do it to me? correct “Wheel of Fortune” nally conceded, probably andDales to offer free Why is it that when you leave town for 4 or 5 days it seems Such a feat is occasion- answers he got three hours feeling pressured by my Hills as if you’ve been gone almost forever and then after you ally accomplished when the earlier by phoning a confed- sobs and threats of suicide. return home for 8 day it seems as if you’ve never been category is “place” be- erate in Michigan. A jukebox was the bonus away? cause the correct answer is My wife resented being prize on that round of cancer detection kits, exams often a city and state, A few accused of such treachery. “Wheel of Fortune” and, to years ago I did it on “------She reminded me that - designate it, the word Cass City VFW Post to install Hills and Dales General hospital nursing staff. If a transmitted diseases May ----”by remembering that according to my own proc- “music” was inserted over 15. Each of the classes will Ohio is a four-letter state, lamation - she is congeni- one of the dollar numbers Hospital will be offering physician finds anything officers, discuss plans Monday free colo-rectal cancer de- abnormal during an exam, begin at 1 p.m. and last for and I used to write for the tally unable to talk on the on the wheel. Perhaps that 2 hours. newspaper in Columbus. It phone for less than 45 mi- influenced her answer? tection kits, as well as free the hospital will offer a free Veterans of Foreign for the 1987-88 year are post was three weeks before I nutes per call, and cer- Perhaps. But I am re- breast exams and self- mammogram. Wars Post 3644 will install commander Richard stopped c hort 1 ing . tainly I would have noticed minded of an old movie cal- exam classes beginning Other classes scheduled Persons may also sign up officers and discuss plans Haney Sr., vice-comman- But I’d never heard of and yelled at her for talking led “I Married a Witch.” Monday in celebration of to be offered are basic CPR for free stop smoking clas- for Memorial Day and May der, Arthur Zimmerman, anybody filling every blank so long, just like always. And now she has a new in- Hospital Week. May 12, basic first aid May ses, set to begin at 6 p.m. Buddy Poppy sales events Jr. vice-commander Cass “You won’t admit I won cantation. Since the even- The colo-rectal kits will 13 and a lecture on sexually June 1. during a monthly meeting Bartnik, adjutant John honestly because you can’t ing of my great discontent, be available 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. slatedfor7:30p.m. Monday Wright, service officer Jim SI MU LATE0 stand it that I beat you so circumstances have sev- at the hospital through May at the post hall, East Main Wilson and quartermaster ENGRAVED badly at a dumb game you eral times required that I 15. Special services slated Street. Jack Esau. BUSINESS CARDS think you play better than speak to my wife. I’ve The breast exams and Officers to be installed everyone,” she said. “You asked her when’s dinner, self-exam classes, mean- Gospel singer Ray Hart Juniata Baptist Church on while, will also be offered Avallable 1-Color brag for days after you get where’s my other sock, has been scheduled to sing Mother’s Day are an- the right answer before I where’s the butter, and at the hospital from 9 to 11 favorite hymns and share nouncement of the 1987 oWColor do. You call up our children other important stuff like a.m. Monday, Thursday, his Christian testimony Mother of the Year, a ser- and tell them if you get an that. And each time she has May 14, and Friday, May during special Mother’s mon focused at mothers, The Chronicle answer when only a few let- answered : 15, and from 10 a.m. to noon Day services at Juniata and presentation of a book Phone 872-XHO ters are showing. So it “Musical instruments’ May 13. Pre-registration is Baptist Church beginning entitled “Heaven” to every I f musical instruments, musi- required. at 10 a,m. May 10. mother in attendance. , cal instruments.. .” The exams will be con- Other special plans at Dance Recital’87 1 I may never chortle ducted by staff physicians, i i again. and the classes will be I 4:oo-7:00 p.m. taught by members of the May 17 - I The Weather 1 t High Low Precip. 1 R 57. -0- I Tuesday...... 38. .... I Temple Theater, Saginaw Wednesday...... 70.... .34..... -0- Thursday., ...... 60 .... 28. ....-0- 1 ! Friday, ...... 63 ... .33 .... .-0- 1 Saturday...... 63.,.. .34 .....,-O- Tickets $2.50 at Clothes Closet in Cass City \ Sunday...... 59. ....30 .....-0- I and Cam, Sally Doerr Dance Studio call Monday...... ;...... 60 ....3O .... .-0- 5 872-5331or 872-2093., (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) . , t y.-y.-.).-LI.----LI.------Like many of you, proba- nitty-gritty information for bly, I had heard about the all of us to form an opinion * Brookings Institution be- on a topic that is of nation- fore reading about one of wide concern. the activities of the organi- Let me clue you in. As a zation in the April 22 issue rational motorist, the basis of the Detroit News. for the conclusions in the Really, I had no idea study are ludicrous. What about just what it did. In the institute has attempted the back of my mind there to do is figure out if seat was a picture of a bunch of belts are good or bad on the intellectuals getting to- basis of cost. gether in Washington for Without attempting to some serious think tank bore you with a host of de- mulling over some of the tails, what the study did 1987 Pontiac perplexing problems of the was figure out what it costs Sunbird SE universe. Maybe spending to fasten a seat belt. Their Stk. rY9513 a little time figuring out the figure is 38 cents each time origins of the planet or how you buckle up or $6,442 for to smash an atom or a nuc- the life of a vehicle. If you May 10 leus or 2. Really prestigious buckle up there is a 21,4 per- European cloth int., mats, sport mirros, power steering, stuff. cent reduction in the proba- AMlFM stereo, tinted glass, mats, air, mirrors, pin stripe, W.W.tires, AM-FM stereo, power brakes, fuel injection. Forget it. One of the insti- bility of injury or a savings tilt, W.W.tires, more. tute’s recent projects was of $5,249 over the life of the Save s926°0 A trying to prove that seat vehicle. Save sl,8680° I belt laws aren’t effective There’s a way that the s8,29500 * The Clothes Closet and amount to bad public institute could make the $10,595 QO* Now Only 8 policy. On the face of it, a Now Only cost-benefit ratio of doing study like this should pro- away with seat belts even vide some grass roots, more cost advantageous. Make every motorist drive at least 70. That way there will be more drivers killed instead of injured in acci- dents, and you don’t have to be a Brookings Institute 1987 Century Custom Sedan Stk. H496 Fellow to know that it costs GIFT less to kill than it does to Locks, windows, mats, delayed wipers, rear defogger, air 1987 LeSabre CpEcWs maim accident victims. cond., sport mirrors, cruise, tilt, w. wheels, W.W.tires, Loaded! Custom Sedan Some auto safety advo- AM-FM cass, power ant., moldings, stripes, more!! Save $2,28Ooo cates believe that belts should fasten automati- Save $l,99Zoo cally so that motorists do Now $1 3,595 00 * not have the option of unfas- $11,995 00 * tening them. That’s called Now Only passive restraint. I don’t know what that will do the cost-benefit for- Huge,Reduciions - 3 Days Only! mula worked out by the in- Thursday Friday Saturday stitute, but let me tell you - - right now I’m against pas- Check Out Our Markdowns On All: sive restraints if the figures presented in the study are 1986 SUNBIRD correct. Gas Grills Microwaves SEDAN I’ve been fastening those Custom Coupe Stk. M514 Rustic Lawn Furniture Ranges and Appliances seat belts for years and I’m Cloth int., tint glass, mats, wide moldings, rear defogger, just waiting for the day that Mats, delayed wipers, sport mirrors, cruise, tilt, power air cond., sport mirrors, auto., P.S., P.B., lamp group, I can earn 38 cents every steering, alum. wheels, AM-FM cass., power brakes, more! stereo, more. Just In Time For Mother’s Day time I do it. In fact, I’d like Save s1,147°0 Save s1,91 60° - - nothing better than getting Price includes a - Just for3 Days - paid for fastening those 5 year unlimited belts all day long. $8,995oo* Now 0 0 mileage warranty. I don’t know about you, $7,995 * but I never figured that fas- vw make it easy for YOU tening those belts was ‘All prices include destination and dealer prep. Prices include cash rebates. dt Fuelgar. worth a plugged nickel in Qualified Credit customers can time spent. use Visa or MasterGsrd. The only pay I get for fas- 90 Day interest-free financtng No money down ftnanctng tening those belts is their available lo qualified home proven safety effective- owners Low monthly terms Q HOWARD BELL, INC. ness. That’s worth nothing arranged on the spot F Im 3f AMRICA unless you have an acci- dent. When you do, they be- BUlCK - PONTIAC - GMC come cost effective beyond any price any study can put M-24 & Frank St. - Cam - Ph. 673-6126 on them. PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN BIG DAYS Wednesday,May 6 Thursday, May 7 Friday, May8 Saturday, May 9 FREE! FREE! *Flowers to First 50 Ladies Each Day * Mementoes For All * Anniversary Cake All Four Days

The location where Sommers' Bakery and Restaurant are situated were originally granted to William Winnspear, a service veteran, in 1852 by the US. Government. The original brick building which houses the bakery was designed to be built by C. S. Lauderbach in Sept., 1899. All particulars, from foundation to eaves troughs, were hand written in beautiful script. Lauderbach had an ice cream parlor which was purchased by Earl A. Hiller in 1919 for use as a bakery, to be continued as such by J. D. and Lucille Sommers in 1937. A bakery has been in this spot continuously for 78 years.

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SOMMERS' BAKERY AND RESTAURANT CASS CITY CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 PAGE FIVE Police have suspect Forgery case investigated

The Cass City Police De- as “John Wesolowski.” The warrant being issued. The legedly.had been drinking, Barbara Anthony, 4425 destruction of property partment has a suspect in suspect then bought a car- US. Postal Service has had open intoxicants in the Spencer Rd., Ubly, re- complaint by Keith Pobanz, connection with a com- ton of cigarettes and left been notified, he added. vehicle, and that she failed ported that someone took sales manager at Rabideau plaint Friday of forgeryiob- the store, Rands indicated. A 21-year-old Lansing sobriety tests. her purse from her un- Motors, 6513 Main St. taining money under false Although the check was woman was arrested Sun- Two larceny complaints locked, unoccupied vehicle pretenses at Old Wood Drug drawn on an out-of-town day afternoon on suspicion were filed with the depart- Pobanz stated that a new in Cass City between 4:2O car parked in a lot north of Store in Cass City. bank, Rands stated that she of driving while under the ment. and 4:40 p.m. April 29. According to a report on knows Valerie Wesolowski. influence of intoxicating Marion Rabideau, 6433 Anthony, whose vehicle the north alley and east of dre case, Janice D. Rands, The report stated that liquor, and transporting an Garfield St., reported that was parked at the village Seeger Street sustained an employee at the store, Rands later heard Valerie open container of alcohol. a hanging flower pot and a park, stated that she left $250 in damage when some- was asked by a man at Wesolowski talking about a Kristen J. Kuerbitz was brass pot were taken from the vehicle to watch some one put a large dent in the about noon to cash a check problem of losing mail from stopped by police on North a sun porch on the south kids play in the park. vehicle’s right fender. made out to John and Val- her apartment mailbox. Seeger Street near Ken- side of her residence some- Among the items listed mis- The incident occurred erie Wesolowski, M72 Main Police Chief Gene Wilson nebec Drive for exceeding time during the evening sing are credit cards and after 5 p.m. April 28 and Street. The check, for $50, said the suspect’s name is the posted speed limit. The April 22 or early morning $40 in cash. before 8 a.m. April 29, the was signed by the suspect being withheld pending a report stated that she al- hours April 23. Also filed was a malicious report stated. Light damage reported saginaw man sentenced in Cas8 City accident Minor damage was re- K. Culbert, 3596 W. Gilford ported in a %car mishap at Rd., Caro. Main and Leach streets in Both vehicles sustained Cass City Sunday evening. light damage. No citation for negligent homicide According to the Cass was issued. City Police-Department, a A grove Township in which Also reported over the 23-year-old Saginaw Myers is charged with drawn on Peoples State vehicle driven by Corey W, past week was slight dam- man was sentenced Mon- Pamela J. Crarner was kil- having sexual contact with Bank. Harmon, 6360 Houghton St., VETERAN LIONS CLUB led. 13 age to a vehicle parked in member day in Tuscola County Cir- a person under the age of was westbound in the right the north alley behind Court records state that 1986, Pete Rienstra collects a donation cuit Court for a plea of years on Dec. 25, in FRIDAY SENTENCING lane on Main Street and at- Bigelow’s Hardware. Friday in Cass City during the club’s guilty to negligent he operated a motor vehicle Vassar Township. temDted to change to the homicide. “at an immoderate speed Caro resident Gregg C. Cass City resident Duane left -westbound line when Bernard Lesoski, 4784 annual White Cane drive. The local Jeffrey Anker, 9381 or in a careless, reckless or Guild, 1585 E. Dayton Rd., S. Wilcox, Huntsville the incident occurred. Har- South St., Gagetown, who group annually collects some $1,000 Wadsworth Rd., was sen- negligent manner, but not was sentenced for a plea of Trailer Park, was sen- mon’s vehicle, which failed reported the incident, during the 2-day fundraiser. tenced to 60 days in the willfully or wantonly. guilty to forgery, tenced for a guilty plea to to yield the right-of-way, stated that his vehicle was county jail with credit for .while under the influence Guild, 18, received a one- unlawful use of a motor struck another-~ ~ westbound struck by an unknown veh- one day served. He also was of alcohol.” year delayed sentence, and vehicle. vehicle driven by Michael icle April 27. ordered to pay $600 in fines Also Monday, a plea of no was ordered to pay $300 in Wilcox, 18, received a and costs, serve 3 years contest from Steven Myers, costs plus restitution, and one-year delayed sentence probation and told not to 22, to a count of second de- serve 100 hours of commun- and was ordered to pay re- consume alt!oholic bever- gree criminal sexual con- ity service. stitution and attend alcohol ages. duct was taken under ad- His conviction stems counseling. Anker’s conviction stems visement by the court. from an Aug, 19, 1986, inci- Wilcox was involved in Adults $1.50 ENDS THURSDAY 8:OO ONLY from an accident on June Sentencing is to be set dent in Car0 involving im- the Feb. 16 taking of a com- Sunday: 230 till 6:OO 28, 1986, - Regular Price $2.50 on Akron Road and bond was continued, proper use of a check for pany car owned by the Cass near Cramer Road in Fair- according to court records. $82.12. The check was City Chronicle. FRI. thru THURS., MAY 8 - 14 “Best Picture” Award * A REAL COMEDY SMASH!! Cass Citv man FRI .-SAT .-SU N ., MAY 8-940 HELD OVER is convicted of FRI.-SAT:SUN:THURS., MAY 8-9-10 & 14 Teen and Adult Comedy All Evenings (Except Saturday) 8:OO Only’ exposing himself Saturday 7:30 and 9:30 A 30-year-old Cass City May 11. He also received 2 man was convicted of inde- years probation. cent exposure following a non-jury trial April 29 in Ackerman’s conviction Tuscola County District stems from an April 25, Court. 1986, incident in which he Scott R. Ackerman, 4677 exposed himself to some Kennebec Drive, was or- female Cass City High dered to pay fines of $87 and School students in Cass $63 in costs, to be paid by City’s Village Park.

.l”l - - . - - - JUST ARRIVED Bll[MlIl[R NlikVi(N an MIHURHIIL~RfllMOUlffAGIwS\M1Iult” PI ItRCOYOH EtORtfcARM Area man named in law 2nd Ferris Bueller’s Day Off COMING VERY SOON: suitfiled in Circuit Court Disney’s Classic “THE ARISTOCATS” “QUIET COOL” Soul Man Top Gun Bruce Willis “BLIND DATE” Next Fri.: “POLICE ACADEMY 4” A Cass City man is named suit filed Friday in Tuscola Tough Guys as the defendant in a law County Circuit Court, The man, Gene K. Hop- Ruthless People per, is being sued for dam- ages in excess of $10,OOO by Barry G. Lapp, according to court records. Lapp contends in the suit Y 5, that on Jan. 1, Hopper 1987 “made an assault on plain- tiff and then and there beat and struck the plaintiff, se- verely injuring him.” The suit also alleges that 72 Cass City Teachers Lapp sustained “various TAPE PLAYER RENTAL facial injuries” and has in- curred medical expenses of NO MEMBERSHIP FEE Caring - Experienced some $3,881 to date. Professional - Involved Franchise 1 FREE: Popcorn, 1 Candy and Balloons Did You Know approved by Twp. board COM IN G ATTRACTIONS The Following Fucts: Color of Money A cable television franch- Peggy Sue Got Married ise was approved and a maintenance mechanic Wrestlemania 111 % 1. Cass City teachers have a combined total number of supervisor hired during an Firewalker Heartbreak Ridge years of teaching experience of approximately 761.8 hour-long Elkland Township meeting Monday Children of Lesser Gods years? ttO, night. :g Township Clerk Norma 2. Wallace said the board ap- DISNEY MOVIES 31 teachers have earned a Master’s degree? proved the cable TV franch- +# ise to Centel Cable Com- WILDLIFE AND HUNTING TAPES 3. 13 teachers have college course work beyond the pany for Walnut Trailer Complete set of World at War (W.W.ll), Victory at Sea Park, which is located just (W.W.ll), and Ten Thousand Day War (Vietnam). requirements for a Master’s degree? outside the Cass City Vil- lage limits to the south. e Turning to the hiring of a CATEGORIES 4. 25 teachers have successfully completed college =. mechanic supervisor, the course work within the last two years? f board hired Walt Jezewski, Drama, Act ion-Adventure, Horror-Fantasy-Thriller, an Elkland Township fire- Comedy, Comedy Concerts, Music, Family, Westerns, Gwc!!a man, to fill the position. Instructional, Special Interest Programming. 5. 51 Cass City teachers live in the Cass City School ++9’- “We’re hoping to cut down on some of the District? $$!3 maintenance costs’’ re- lated to the fire depart- Pre- Rec o rded // ment, Wallace remarked, 6. 21 teachers or their spouses are graduates of the Cass $+ adding that a job descrip- $695 &-> “HAND HAND” City schools? G# tion is to be established by IN ,e, 9 $$ the board. Jezewski will re- TAPES ceive $125 annually in the 7. 69 children of Cass City teachers are enrolled in the new position. In other business Mon- Cass City schools? e$$ Educational Software Your Children are ‘4, day, the board approved a PerCassette 2-P’ayer “8 resolution to clean out, 24 Programs $59 5 in Good Hands! 8. 48 teachers are involved in service clubs and church burn pile and level dirt in the Westerby Drain located Sponsored by CCEA act ivit ies? Order Any of 500 More Programs +i+,.I in the north end of the township. CASS CITY. MICHIGAN PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 T Holbrook Area News Mrs. Thelma Jackson Phone 658-2347

Born to Mr. and Mrs. ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leonard Elliott, A potluck lunch was David. Tracey attended the bridal Marvin Hill of Parisville, a Cliff Jackson. Robert Elliott, Mrs. Willis served. Justin, Matt and Emily shower at the Ubly Fox 5 pound, 11 ounce son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Linda Mika, Mary ****** Miller spent the weekend Hunters Hall Sunday after- Adam Michael, at Saginaw Campbell of Utica Beardsley, Vic Talaski, with Jack Miller at Byron. noon for Miss Peruski. General Hospital Tuesday. were Tuesday guests of Mr. Mrs. Carl Gibbard, Mrs. Mrs. Cliff Robinson, Mrs. George Jackson vis- Tom Quinn of Grindstone Grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. Evans Gibbard, Elsie Catherine Melnik and Kat- ited Kathy Martinez Wed- City was a Wednesday Mrs. Gerald Hill of Paris- Other evening guests were Blades, Phyliss Peltin, hryn Tyrrell attended the nesday afternoon. evening guest of Mr. and ville and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle Clara Bond and Mr. and Gosdinsky-Pionk wedding Mrs. Jerry Cleland and Mrs. 'Larry Konkel, Mar- Maurer. Creat-grand- and Tommy of Cass City. Mrs. Cliff Jackson were reception at the Ubly Fox Mrs. Curtis Cleland at- ney and Lois Cardenas. father is Leo Maurer. - Mr. and Mrs. Allen among a group who at- Hunters Hall Saturday tended a style show at Ver- Mrs. Phil Preston of Paw Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty were Sunday tended the funeral of Eve- evening. ona Hills Golf Course Paw, Lorene Bowron and Walker visited Mr. and evening guests of Bill lyn Gruber at the Trinity Mrs. Kevin Robinson vis- clubhouse Monday evening Mrs. Cliff Robinson visited Mrs. Cliff Jackson Sunday Sweeney. Methodist Church in Cass ited Mr. and Mrs. Ray sponsored by the BPW of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wills evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff City at 1 o'clock Thursday. Michalski Tuesday fore- Bad Axe. Among the par- at Harbor Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross Jackson visited Elizabeth Burial was in Elkland noon. ticipants were Betty's Mr. and Mrs. Don Pearce were Sunday afternoon (Bessie) Spencer at the Cemetery. Joe Konkel and Dorothy Boutique, The Kids' and son and friend, Dawn, - MAY 10- guests of Mrs. Earl Schenk. Scenic Convalescent Hbme Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ter- Harris of Bad Axe were Korner, The Bridal Shop and Bill of Wyandotte were Mildred Trusler of Pon- in Pigeon Tuesday after- rassi were Sunday evening Sunday afternoon guests of and The Clothes Closet Saturday guests of Mr. and MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL tiac and Mrs. O'Bert Regal noon. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konkel, from Bad Axe and Cass Mrs. John Walker and 11:OO a.m. till 8:OO p.m. of Plymouth spent the Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Allen Farrelly. Marney and Lois Cardenas, City. Agnes Martin. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wills were Wedneday after- Bill Sweeney and David Mr. and Mrs. Jim Booms Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lasagna or Steak & Shrimp Evans Gibbard. noon guests of Reva Silver. Sweeney were Sunday af- and Lisa of Harbor Beach, Gracey were Sunday even- Shagena were among a Mrs. Kevin O'Connor and ternoon guests of Mr. and Coleen Booms of Ann Arbor ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. group who attended the fun- sons of Minden City spent Mrs. David Hacker and Mrs. Joe Sweeney at and Ken Sweeney were Sun- Glen Shagena Sunday even- eral of Jim King at Little's $59 5 includes Special Friday with Mrs. Cliff Mrs. Earl Schenk visited Elkton. day evening guests of Mr. ing. Funeral Home in Cass City Salad Bar Hobinson. Beatrice Hundersmarck in Mr. and Mrs. Cliff and Mrs. Angus Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Sunday. Mrs. Hiram Keyser and Bad Axe Wednesday fore- Jackson visited Bertha Mr. and Mrs. A1 Salowitz visited Leslie Hewitt at 4 Mrs. Stephen Knowles Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited noon. Shagena at Hills and Dales of Mt. Clemens were Sun- Seasons Health Care and Randall of Pontiac and Charlotte Particka Tues- Jack Peter of New York Hospital in Cass City Satur- day dinner guests of Mr, Center in Bad Axe Wednes- Jim Hewitt visited Leslie day afternoon. ' was a Saturday guest of day evening. and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. day. Hewitt at 4 Seasons Health Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mrs. George Jackson and Mr.and Mrs. Bob Church Mrs. Bryce Hagen, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Care Center in Bad Axe Shagena visited Bertha Don. of Croswell were Saturday Dale Hind, Mrs. Gerald LaPeer were Tuesday af- Sunday. Shagena at Hills and Dales Mr. and Mrs. Craig afternoon guests of Mr, and Wills, Edanna Sweeney and ternoon guests of Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord z Walsh were Sunday even- Mrs. Gerald Wills. LaPeer were Tuesday At Pizza Villa B Hospital in Cass City Thurs- Reva Silver attended a Fuester in Cass City. 3 day evening. ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph quilting Wednesday at the Pat Heleski, Mrs. Fritz evening guests of Mr. and With This Coupon Mrs. Stephen Knowles of Tom Kolar. Hoxie attended the Michi- home of Ava Hind. VanErp and Mrs. Martin Mrs. Arnold LaPeer. s 8 Pontiac and Mrs. Jim Kathryn Tyrrell and gan Federation of Food Co- Charles Corbishley of Sweeney attended the East Don Jackson gave a party I Phone 872-4440 or 872-4371 Y Hewitt attended a pink and Catherine Melnik left Fri- ops meeting at Ann Arbor Bad Axe spent Thursday Region Council of Catholic Saturday evening in honor I Expires 5- 1 1-87 I Saturday and Sunday. and Friday with Mr. and Women's meeting at Palms of Mr. and Mrs. George blue shower for Robin Phil- day from Tri-City Airport I I lips at the home of Mrs. for Denver, Colo., on the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Selke Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Mrs. Wednesday. Sister Josepha Jackson Jr.'s wedding an- I One coupon per family - Not good with any other coupon. I Charlie Corbishley in Bad Marr Herzog Polka Tour of Lincoln Park were Sun- Charlie Corbishley was a Wentworth talked on the M niversary. Guests were Mr. I I Axe Saturday afternoon. where they went dancing at day afternoon guests of Mr. Friday evening guest. & H Home on M-53. Follow- and Mrs. George Jackson I COUPON L I ------Games were played and the Edelweiss Club and and Mrs. John Walker and Larry Mclntyre of ing the Mass at 11:30 a Jr., Lavena and Rick of Ox------Agnes Martin. Snover was a Friday lunch lunch was served. In the af- ford, Brent Jackson of Bad prizes given. Mrs. Phillips Moose Lodge Hall at 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily received many nice gifts. A Greeley, Colo., and the In- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hunt guest of Mr. and Mrs. ternoon, Sister Loretta Axe, Kathy Martinez, A1 p EN : buffet luncheon was ternational Hall at Col- were Monday evening Gaylord LaPeer. Charney O.P. showed slides Wagner, Mrs. George 0 Fri. & Sat. Open 24 hours served. orado Springs. They also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reva Silver was a Wed- that she had taken of The Jackson, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold went to Golden, Colo. , Pikes Shagena. nesday dinner guest of Holy Land. Clarence Depcinski and LaPeer came home Sunday Peak Air Force Academy Mrs. Stephen Knowles Edanna Sweeney and Mrs. Kevin Robinson and A.J. Beatie. after spending the winter in and attended church ser- and Randall of Pontiac Holiday, Fla., and were vices at Greeley Sunday spent the weekend with Mr. Monday supper and even- and came home Monday. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt, Ran- dall stayed to spend a week i with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord lf10" I REWT=AaSTORK LaPeer had dinner Sunday Brent and Marilyn's Baby with Ruth Timmons, De- bbie and Patti Timmons. I Announcement Service Jim Jackson was a Wed- nesday overnight guest of Don Jackson and Mrs. "We deliver I George Jackson. Mrs. Leonard Elliott and You deliver; Robert Elliott visited Mary i Buehrly at Provincial House Thursday. ANDXAND OPENING OF NEW Mrs. Ken Osentoski was //jt a Friday forenoon guest of I Mrs. Alex Cleland, Carol TANNERY AND REMODELING SALON - I Congratulations Laming and Annie Pelton. Mr. and Mrs. Don 11 McKnight of Bad Axe were I Monday evening guests of John and Luella Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. t Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills were Saturday after- --- - noon guests of Mr + and Mrs. TANNING I Gary Wills at Port Austin. I with the Many people also order I Call storks for the new grand- The Euchre Club met parents, showera, offices Saturday evening at the I WORLD FAMOUS 1 872-3407 and hO8DltalS. home of Mr. and Mrs. I Gaylord LaPeer. High prizes were won by Mrs. I Leonard Beulla and Cliff Jackson. Low prizes went to Mrs. Ronnie Gracey and i Leonard Beulla. Ronnie I Gracey won the traveling I prize. i I I I I I i Do You Have Hard & I Rusty Water ? I Safe! No Burning! i I t I Come In and Register i GRAND OPENING t Mid Thumb I i I i i SPECIALS I I FREE PRIZES i 1 Nothing to Buy - No Obligation ' 10 - Session I 5 Program f I I I Free Permanent Conditioning I I Tanning Visit I Just $350° Has The Answer Men's Clipper Cut i 'I Ii At A Price That You Can Afford ! I 9 Shampoo and Hair Style $400 Single Visit I I Other Gifts I 'f Refiners I Rebuilt Water Conditioners Our thanks to Ray Spaulding, Gary Oeering, Ryland and Guc and t Reverse Osmosis Water Purifier I i I Ken Martin for their help in remodeling our salon. i I I PH: 31 3-376-8226 6 i I I 6350 Garfield Ave. CassCity 4 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY. MAE’ 6,1987 PAGE SEVEN

0-G honor roll Gen Kehoe Gagetown Area News Phone 665-2221 pupils listed Rod Wright, owner of the and several cousins from clergy and alternative Cartwright of Unionville The week of May 10-16 Standard gas station, and Pennsylvania. models of leadership. has been designated as Krista Grassmann. 12’1’11 GRADE and Bill and Shirley Following is the 5th his wife Lori, announce the Great-grandparents, Ila Lenhard. Multiple Sclerosis Aware- B or Better - Ann Carr, I “marking period honor roll ****** ness Week and Tuesday at Marla Goslin, Brian Cut- birth of their first daughter, and Leo Seurynck and Ger- En route from their of‘ the Owen-Gage High All A’s - Janice Cummins, Nicole, born April 9 at trude and Larry Cum- 7 : 00,a special program will hrie, John Jaworski, Cindy Enderle, Sandra Mil- winter home in Lakeland, School. Scheurer Hospital in Pi- Recent overnight guests mings, were * guests last be presented at the High- Brandy Sakido. ler. Fla., to their summer home 71‘11 GRADE geon. She weighed 8 of the Eugene Comments week at the first birthday in New Hampshire, Mr. and land Pines School in Caro. B or Better - Mike pounds, one ounce, and has were Madeline and Angus celebration of John The meeting will feature a Bolzman, Steve Czap, Mrs. Bob Atkins are spend- All A’s - Angie Gruber. 2 brothers, big Jason and McEachin of Kalamazoo. Timothy Cummings in Cass ing a few days with Mr. and state speaker and the pul B or Better - Barbara Heather Uorsch, Lisa Ed- little Jason. Ross Beach and wife City at the home of Tim and lic is invited to attend. B or Better - Rebecca wards, Hoxanne Gettel, Mrs. Larry Cummings. 1 Bill, Diane, and Michael Mary Evelyn returned last Rose ’ Cummings. Other Kowalski, Aimee Mer- E m mons , Jodi e Fritz , Charlene Goslin, Shereen ’ Malapalski of Roseville week after several years guests were Dr. Jack and chant, Maelin Damm, Andrea Goslin, Dawn Hol- Kroll Guilds, Dawn Harris, ” spent the Easter weekend working with the people of Caren Clara and Lori, and Renee Murawski, Brad land, Becky Kling, Andrea Niester, Mickey Parks, Barb Hellehuyck, Michelle with Mrs. Sue Penrod. Chad. The couple will be A1 and Kristin Seurynck. Mandich, Patty Ondrajka, MoPhail, Gahe Milbocker, staying with his parents, The Cummings moved Debbie Timmons, John Marc Keinhardt. Tiffany Heinhardt, Tena After attending the fun- Tim Maurer . eral of her brother-in-law, Les and Inez Beach, for a recently from Ben Salem, and Thorp. while. Penn. HTH GRADE Harry Comment, and spending 2 weeks with Mrs. Robert John Haldane was to CATHOLIC WOMEN confirmed Sunday at St. - ARC hold Comment, Rose Ann B or Better - Sarah Car- All A’s Jane Billy, Jill Janke, Susie Saloido, Amy Krause left last Tuesday to MEET John’s Lutheran Church, nagie, Kathy Kirby, Kilmanaugh. After the ser- Mother’s Day Special Michelle Kowalski, Thies. uwureness night return home to St. I Alma Wald, Gerry Cam- vice, his parents, Gary and Michelle Peters, Lori B or Better - Chris Abbe, Petersburg, Fla. lan, Mamie Russell, Janice McKellar, were HANGING BASKET$850 Brad Copeland, Marcie The Tuscola Association Callers last Saturday at 1 Hadabaugh, Debra Thorp, for Retarded Citizens will Agatha LaFave and Helen hosts for a brunch at their I Kathy Wildman. Ihaschil, Gina Errer, the home of Mrs. W.C. host an “awareness night” Hunter were Paul and Andy Stock attended the meeting home. Mary McKellar and See I Lloyd Fritz, Tamara Kady, of the East Region Council Sue Penrod were among the Ellen Lymburner, Sharon at the Indianfields Library Hunter of Pinconning and

of Catholic Women held guests. --I- 7 ~~ Parker, Marshall Sheldon, in Caro from 7 to 9 p.m. Marian Dangel of Port BETTY HOWARD‘--_ May 13. Huron. Wednesday, April 29, at St. Carl (Slim) Lenhard of Howard’s Heating On display will be Patrick’s Church in Palms. Saginaw visited Friday 21/2 south of stoplight on Cemetery Rd. exhibits from Tuscola Elaine and Bill Prieur re- After registration and a with Marie and Bob County Community Mental turned from Pt. St. Lucie, short business meeting, Sis- Health, the Family Support .Fla.,to their interim home ter Josefa Wentworthif the Program, the ARClTuscola in Farmington Hills to H & M Retirement Home, and a special puppet show- begin looking for a perma- Cass City, was the morning 1 “Kids on the Block”--to be nent summer home. April speaker: ’ Father Donald A presented by Highland 27 they celebrated their Emenbrock of Car0 of- I Pines and the Intermediate 25th wedding anniversary, - School District. and May 2, Mr. Prieur’s All interested persons are birthday. invited to attend the event, Mrs. Mary Hook of Flint _____-______- I which is designed to show Holy Land shown by Sister 1 SALE RUNS WED., MAY 6 thru SUN., MAY IO, 1987 spent several days here vis- OP what professionals and iting Mrs. Elma Miklovich Loretta Charney of Sac- FARMER PEET educators are doing to im- and Mrs. Johanna Mik- red Heart Parish, Caro. prove life through local OLIVE LOAF...... $1.69 ib. lovich. While with Mrs. ****** PICKLE LOAF.. $1.69ib. Thybony and Warner programs...... Elma Miklovich, they were BRAUNSCHWEIGER ...... 9gCib. guests at a surprise birth- BIG BOLOGNA...... ‘1.29 ib. day celebration, honoring Phylis Conners of Caseville returned Wednes- _- ~ WALLPAPER CC Historical Robert Hauk of Bay City, at KOEGEL’S day after spending the -- the Hauks’ summer home winter in LaBelle, Fla. On POLISH SAUSAGE ...... $1-59 ib in Orner. Later they were Society slates her return she visited fam- BOILED HAM...... ‘1.891b guests of James Hauk and ily members in Roswell, Lori in Akron for a Sunday Ga., Nashville, Tenn., and GROUND BEEF ...... $I .391b Ferry Morse May 11 meet cookout. Other guests were 30% OFF Monroe, Lansing and T-BONE STEAK ...... ‘2.99 Ib. GARDEN SEEDS I the Dale Hauks of Bay City. William’s A film’entitled, “Michi- She spent a few Buy 3 get 1 Free HOT PEPPER CHEESE...... sl.89ib gan Historica I F1 ash bac k ’ ’ Mrs. Julie Lopez was the days here with her mother, I will be shown at a Cass City Mrs. Arthur Carolan, and Little Debbie Mcbonaid Homo. Vitamin D McDonald Quality Chek’d W MAIN ST. CISS Ul’T 872-2445 guest of her daughters, H is t or ic a I Society meeting Tina and Marsha Lopez,at visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick SNACKS MILK slated for 7:30 p.m. May 11 the Clark Hall Mother- Walsh and Madge Murray, at Hawson Memorial Lib- daughter Weekend at Fer- the Harry Kehoes and the $195 99‘ 12ct box gal rary. ris State College. Mrs. Francis Goslins. The meeting is open to all Lopez was the winner in a Mabel and Les Clark of i n terested per sons. “Mother’s MakeQver” con- Kinde returned Thursday Regular and Diet test during the weekend. from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., I PRODUCE %psi, Pepsi Free, Sugar Free Pepsi and were callers at the LE~UCE...... 49SBa Harry Kehoes. Free, ALW, Mt. Dew, Slice, BANANAS. $1O0 4 Ibs GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY During National Volun- ...... Orange, Cherry, Apple Slice teer Week, the residents of TOMATOES ...... 49’ ib

The celebration of the House, ‘ass (Q1) CABBAGE...... 25’ ib. 8pk. 1h Itr. 50th wedding anniversary 6 Pk. Cans Citytion davhosted Thursdav. an apprecia- M~~~ I ...... CELERY ...,...- ...... -69’ ea. bottles of Ila and Leo Seurynck . wniie fi ieiiow -1 began when they repeated McKellir, Sue Peirod an& ONION SETS...... 7gCib their marriage vows at the Vernita Ray1 attended, and 11:OO a.m. Mass at St. were among those honored. MBS - Ass’t. Flavors Agatha Church Sunday, About 25 persons at- April 26. tended a meeting at St. The service was followed Agatha’s Church of Vic- by a sit-down dinner and ariate 4 parish councils and dancing for 200 relatives pastors Thursday evening. and friends at the Father Julius Spleet, head Brentwood in Caro. The of the Vicariate, and Sister couple’s grandchildren Janet Fulgenzi, of the Dio- were waiters for the affair. cese Ministries office spoke Some of those attending on the shortage of ordained from a distance were Bruce and Mary Lee Houghton, Janie and Jody Joles and David Seurynck, all of Dal- las, TX, Mark Murphy of South Carolina, Hillary Roheiler of Royal Oak, the Alan Karners of Walled Lake, the Hemmerlien family of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gosh of Livonia, the, Dennis LaFaves of Maumee. Ohio, Owen-Gage School menu MAY 11-15

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4 PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,lW CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

b Filanda Ubly schools to HEALTH TIPS %O CASH1 graduates : Many strokes Tech. Sgt. James J. honor Mrs. Walsh Filanda, son of brine and Guy T. Filanda of St. Louis THIS WEEK'S The Ubly Community taught at the Argyle School prevented has graduated from an A@ Schools staff and board of and from 196346, at the can be L Force major command education will honor Mrs. Starr School. All 3 rural I noncommissioned off icF Hosalie Walsh at a retire- schools were located in academy. I ment dinner party Friday Sanilac County. The last 21 What is a stroke? that forms inside the ves- Whenever these The sergeant received evening, May 22, at the years she has taught in the Stroke is the leading sel. symptoms occur, it is im- advanced military leader- Franklin Inn in Bad Axe. Ubly Elementary School. cause of handicaps in the * Hemorrhage -- when a portant to get immediate ship and management The event will begin with a Mrs. Walsh lives with her United States and the third diseased artery leaks or medical attention, because training. cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m., husband, Louis, on Cumber leading cause of death, bursts, causing blood to many strokes can be pre- Filanda is a medical &?- followed by dinner and a Road, rural Ubly. They after heart disease and seepout and damage sur- vented. vice technician with the'lst program at 7:30 p.m. have one son, Rodney of cancer. This devastating rounding brain tissue. For additional informa- Combat Evaluation Group in LaJunta, Colo. I, Reservations pust be Ubly ; 2 daughters, Mrs. Re- and often fatal health prob- * Embolism -- when a tion or free brochures on made with Mark Tenbusch becca Creguer of Ft. lem, in many instances, can blood clot breaks loose stroke, contact the Ameri- His wife, Roberta, is 'the at the Ubly Community Wayne, Ind., and Mrs. be prevented. from another part of the can Heart Association, a daughter of Chester and Schools by Friday, May 15. Rachel Maurer of Ubly, and Progress in the medical body and is carried to the United Way agency. Alice Kulinski of Cass City. The cost per person is 4 grandchildren. She is the field has clearly identified brain, where it blocks a $12.50. The event is open to daughter of Mrs. Eleanor many of the risk factors and small' artery. .. the general public. Keller of Cass City. warning signs that help de- * Compression -- pres- Mrs. Walsh graduated She is a member of St. tect people at risk of having Professional and Business I from Cass City High School Joseph Catholic Church of a stroke. These people are Sureoning the brain,thearteriessupply- for example, and attended Eastern Argyle and a member of then able to actively pursue from a brain tumor. Michigan University in Yp- the Ladies Altar Society Possible effects of a Teresa Williams and son, Jacob, 11, receive a activities that could reduce silanti. She did her and a lector in the church. stroke include weakness, 's! $50 bill from Lola Osentoski. their risk of stroke. Relay- DIRECTORY Igraduate studies at Central She and her husband plan ing this important health loss of feeling or paralysis ~ PHYSICIANS Michigan University, to continue farming and information is the idea be- of one side of the body, dif- -- Mount Pleasant. Her teach- ACCOUNTANTS also travel. hind the American Heart ficulty with vision, inability - Sommers' Bakery ing career began in 1951 Association's (AHA) first to walk. and difficultv in - Cass Clty when she taught at the speaking or understanding annual Stroke Awareness Anderson, Tuckey Harold T. Donahue Freiburg School. During Week, which takes place speech (aphasia1. I 1952-63 Bernhardt 6 Co., P.C. M.D., A.A.F.P. the period she May 17-23. If stroke is to be pre- vented, people must be Certihul Public Accwnfanls 4674 Hill Street What is a stroke? What GW -, CPA - 673-3137 872-2323Cass City causes it, and can it be pre- aware of their personal risk RWtl Tuckmy, CPA - 872.3f30 vented? factors. The leading risk Jorry Bunhim, CPA - 673-3137 factors are: 715 E. Frank SI., Caro, MI Olllco hour9 wrrkdrya A stroke occurs when the and iicapl Thurrdry blood supply to a part of the * hypertension (high blood pressure) 6261 Church SL brain is reduced or cutoff, Cas- City, MI * heart disease % and as a result, the nerve Phono 8724- Dr. J. Geissinger cells in that part of the Other contributing fac- I brain cannot function. Con- tors include : Chiropractor sequently, the part of the * diabetes Ray Armstead Jr. body controlled by these * hyperlipidemia (high Certified Pubic Accountan1 Mon., Tues.,Thurs., Fri. I nerve cells is unable to blood fat levels) Mnc. Mourn: 9-5 Mon -Fn , Sa! 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. . function properly. * oral contraceptives 8- 12, Other Mrs by AppDinVnenI Sat., 9-12 a.m. Interference with the * smoking 6312 Main Street 21 N Almer, Caro. Mi&. 1 ._-- blood supply to the brain * obesity Cass City, MI 48726 Across frpm IGA stortl (Jllt'POliCY that Call meet the IIk'Cds (Jf yOUr IIfC. Jim Ceranskl * stress Making your FARM BUREAU can be due to a number of Phone Caro 673-4464 6312 W. Maln St. : * family history of heart future a little INSURANCE causes I fl Cass City, MI 48726 disease,stroke. hypertension or more nredictahle. GROUP * Thrombosis -- the COUNSELING blocking of a blood vessel ~ 7-- Rosalie Walsh In many cases, changes in the brain by a blood clot Op YOU HAVE A RichardOs leopa f hieA. PhysicranHall, 0.0. ' ' in a person's lifestyle and/ DRINKING PROBLSM? or careful medical supervi- ALCOHOUCB ANONYMOUS 4674 Hlll St. sion can lower the chance AND AL-AMON Cass City, Michigan of a stroke. If you have any EwFrlday EvwJnO 8.- p.m. - 8724446 * WdLutnwrn Church of the risk factors men- Good On- 072-1725 Homr 872.4762 tioned above, don't let them Cars Clty go untreated. If necessary, the doctor may prescribe medication to control Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. D ENTI STS surgeon hypertension, diabetes or hrh------heart conditions. Be sure to Speclalist in Stomach take any prescribed medi- CAR0 FAMILY and Bowel Problems cation regularly. DENTAL CENTER In addition, some risk Oalton P. Cog, D.D.S. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dally factors can be lowered by Darrell M. Sheets, D.M.D., Saturday - 9 to 12 noon changes in lifestyle. You Assoc. Closed Thursday Jeff Walby,'D.D.S.. Assoc. should maintain proper 6230 Hospital Drive body weight, eat nutritious 204 W, Sherman, Caro foods, exercise and avoid Monday fhru Friday 8-5 Cass City, MI 48726 smoking. Exercise is an Tues. and Thurs. Evenlngs Phone 872-461 1 ideal way to release stress Sarurday by Appoinfrnenf Home 872-3138 and tension, while improv- Phone 673-2939 ing blood circulation and Emergency 883-3530 aiding in weight control. Dr. E. Paul Lockwd It is wise to eat a diet low Chiropractic Physician 1 in fat and cholesterol. A R. Paul Chappel, DOS, PC mmHoura: Mom. fueu., Wed., Frl. 9-12 noon 8nd 1:3&5:00 p.m. high fat/high cholesterol Family Dentisfry I Saturday 9-12 a m. diet tends to cause a fatty Comprehensive Orthdonlics Closed At1 Day Thursday

deposit to build up on artery Phone 872-2765 CaU CRY ~ , 6240 Hill, Cass City walls and interfere with lor Appolnt- '_. blood flow. To lower your Phone 872-3870 fat and cholesterol intake, you should eat lean meats HEALTH CARE along with poultry and fish. Beatrlr G. Martin, M.D.: Drink low-fat or skim milk instead of whole milk, eat fewer eggs and substitute NON-EMERGENCY 4672 Hill St. margarine for butter. HEALTH CARE Cass City, MI ; Since sodium is linked to Phone 872-4331 high blood pressure, lower- $25 tee ing salt intake is also im- Inchding phyBkiM'ltM 1 portant. Use herbs and sea- mnd cilnk rwin. OFFICE HOURS: : sonings instead of salt for No Appolnlmenl Necessary Mon.-Fti. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. : flavor. Prepare fresh or 8M)-l30 p m. fddays Saturday 8 a.m.-Noon ; frozen vegetables, since 10 23Mi3000 R m. - p8.30 m. Satwdvp.m. Swday Accepting New Patlentr: We Are Happy To Introduce they contain less salt than ... canned varieties. If you do HILLS AND DALES decide to use canned foods, HOSPITAL I Sang H. Park, M.D. make sure they are labeled 1 low-sodium. Obsfetrlcs & Gynecology (Spsti.ll*t In .I Wmwl'n . Although the evidence is HOME CARE not yet conclusive, smoking probbmsmnddem.)4672 Hill Street *@1: RON OUVRY seems to increase the risk OHlce Phone 872-2800 1 of stroke indirectly by in- THUMB AREA OfM~Hourmby~, creasing the chance of HOME CARE AGENCY Home Phone 872-3705 OUR NEW GENERAL MANAGER heart disease. Physicians usually advise against Nursing; Occupallonal. Physical, smoking. Additionally, Speech Therapy Lawrence C. Whltlng, M.D. women taking oral con- Nurse Aldes up lo 24 hours. traceptives seem to have a Medicare and Medlcaid certllied. greater chance of stroke. Ywr locally owned. prwate Finally, don't disregard non~prolrr.lull servm the warning signs of stroke. Home Care Agency a72 Hlll Street Remember that stroke at- Cmru Clty, MI (517) 674-1746 OFFICE HOURS tacks people of all ages, mythru FW BY Appdntmt; even children and infants. 1 (800) 358-4749 I Olflcs: 872- Sometimes major strokes HWM: 872-#07 are preceded by "little I. strokes" or TIA's (trans- ient ischemic attacks). The INSURANCE symptoms spell DANGER: N. Y. Yun, M.D. ;' Dizziness or unsteadiness Allen Wltherspoon Phydclan & Surpson :. A temporary loss of Nmu Ewld u1e OHl& Houri: NEL GrovlhFd Mon.-Frl. - 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m: memory or change in men- NEL EWFvd Thurs. - 9 a.m. lo 12 p.m. I tal ability NEL l-Fd Sat. 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Numbness, weakness or myMa*M M - - 1 paralysis in face, arm or Phone 872-2321 DOWNTOWN BAD AXE SALES 1% 4615 Oak Cass Cil NEW AND USED CAR LOT EAST OF BAD AXE Garbled speech or diffi- Great Selection of 1987 cars for you to choose ROOM AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT cuT€y understanding speech OPTOM ETRlST from. Eye problems -- a tem- Ron Ouvry and his sales staff will be happi porary dimnessiloss of -- to show you the new Chevrolets, Oldsmobilei sight or double vision Dr. G. W. McNlven VETERINARIANS r, STOP BY AND SAY HELLO! Recent, severe, sudden Dr. R. R. Watson c-_ and Cadillacs. hezdac hes Opfomern'sls Prlrnity Vlilon Center P.C. COMPANION ANIMAL Wedding 8WSE Mikr.CruCly H0 SPITAL 8724374 or 872-4375 "AS always I will continue to serve all my previous customers. 4430 S. Seegar St. 1 Hour@:Monday fhru Announcements Cass City - Phone 872-2255 Frlday 9-5 I'm only a phone call away!'L Ron Ouvry Rod Ellli, D.V.M. Od Specral ; Carol Galkm-Ellla, D.V.M. ; Invitations Appolnlrnenls Avallable Catalogs loaned dve r n i g h t . Dr. W. S. Seiby Opfometrfsl FREE ,SUBSCRIPTION a-5 except kday Soturdoy 8 o m 2 p rn Hour.: CHEVROLET OLDSMO~ILE CADIUC, INC. WITH EACH ORDER. 8-12 nmon Safurday 1- 1- mi AT wmux uILIII# UI 4m 517-26SS781 4624 Hlll St. (313) 886-0000 *m m vm HM I-WAY DETROIT BAD AXE The Chronicle kms9 kwn l4lM mr!d Ode¶ FbW Phone 872-3454 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 PAGE NINE ...... 2...... ‘ AROUND THE FARM

Seed growers Down Memory Lane form co-op From the files of the Chronicle

By Bill Bortel ......

“A new Seed Growers cooperative is promotion FIVE YEARS AGO When the Cass City sion of Michigan History. Cooperative has been or- and quality production of School Board meets Mon- The farm was originally Pattullo & Sons ganized with the name private and public. seed re- Student of the week for day, it will have to decide a purchased March 23, 1868 Greater Michigan Seed leases of wheat, spring the week of April 26 at Cass course of action following by Hirman R. Perry, great- Growers Cooperative, In- grains (barley and oats), City Intermediate School is the defeat last Friday of the grandfather of the present corporated ,” states W il- all dry beans (navy and col- Lisa Edwards. She was requested additional mil- owner liam Humpert, resident ored, and soybeans,” selected for the outstanding lage. The request for 5.5 The Deford Craft Club ‘agent of the new coopera- states Humpert. This would leadership she exhibits in added mills for one year, will hold its monthly meet- sports tive, from Fairgrove. include Michigan Certified her homeroom class. She is which would have raised ing May 9 at eight o’clock. $524,000, was defeated This month’s hostesses are Thirty-four growers have Seed, along with individual the daughter of Linda Ed- 2777 Tomlinson Rd. Caro, MI applied for membership, company releases. wards of Mayville. 1,218-914. Mrs. Josephine Zimba and - with a limited membership The growers requesting Mrs, Arlene Lowe. membership represent 8 Cass City has 3 new citi- TEN YEARS AGO 673-2150 - 673-6130 of 35 during the first year. zens, Dr. David D. Lah, Y Final approval of the counties in Michigan. Acres 25 YEARS AGO under production from MD, his wife Nancy Y. Lah, Army Private Richard P. cooperative is expected and their son Benjamin, 6. from the Department of these farming units with Hacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne “Speed” Wilson proposed membership in- The doctor and his wife took Clinton J. Hacker, Snover, will return to Cass City Thanks to our tremendous open house sale we are over- Commerce in the very near the oath of allegiance April future. clude over 3,OOO acres of recently completed 7 weeks High School after an ab- stocked on used bikes and boats. We MUST move them wheat, 3,500 acres of navy 27 in Bay City. The Lahs of advanced individual sence of 4 years this fall “The cooperative w i 11 beans, 1,200 acres of col- and their son were born in training at Ft. Benning, Ga. when he replaces Irv Clase- out fast for new arrivals scheduled for the middle of May! then be issuing member- ored dry beans, 2,000 acres Korea. Pvt. Hacker entered the man as athletic director ship certificates to the of soybeans, and 1,200 acres Kingston High School has Army last December, and head basketball and proposed 34 seed growers,” of barley and oats. announced its top Kim David Glaspie, son baseball coach. When in the states Humpert. The prop- For further information, graduates for 1982. Valedic- of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Glas- system previously, he osed members must be you may contact William torian is Marvin Wolak, son pie, Cass City, was one of taught English and was the members of Michigan Crop H. Humpert, Resident of Mr. and Mrs. Henry more than 6,000 students Junior Varsity football Improvement Association, Wolak. Salutatorian is who received degrees dur- coach. BOATS - Marked Down Agent, 8301 W. Akron Rd., recognized for quality seed Fairgrove, MI 48733. The Martha Jane King, the ing commencement exer- Dr. D.E. Rawson was ap- production. telephone number is 517- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cises held Saturday at the pointed to the Tuscola 1953 22’ Chris Craft Sea Skiff, original engine, tandem trailer. $3495.00 “The purpose of the 693-6415. Robert King. University of Michigan at County School Board Fri- 1966 14’ Fiberglass Runabout, 33 hp. Johnson and trailer .....$795.00 Ann Arbor. He has been ac- day night at a meeting of 1968 18’Thompson 1.0. Volvo, 90 hp. and trailer...... $1995.00 cepted at the Thomas the organization. He will re- 1968 20’ Thompson fisherman, 140 hp., 1.0. Merc., and trailer, needs Cooley Law School in Lans- place Harry Russell who re- repair. $2295.00 ing where he plans to cently resigned. In Cass ...... further his education. City Dr. Rawson served 196? 17’ Carver, wood hull, nice shape, and trailer, no motor.. . $595.00 A farm owned by Joe and several years on the Cass 1970 17’ Sea Sprite, closed bow, 50 hp. Johnson, trailer, canvas John Graham, Car0 has City School Board. top...... $2195.00 been designated as a Cen- An estimated 130 persons tennial farm by the Divi- attended a Mother-Daugh- 1971 15%’ Lund, mooring cover, nice trailer, may have motor off ter Dessert meeting spon- Sea Sprite ...... ’...... $1995.00 Auxiliary sored by the Presbyterian 1971 18’ Starcraft Holiday, 55 hp. Johnson, set-up for fishing with Women’s Association Mon- extras ...... $3995.00 day night. Mrs. E.B. Sch- events set waderer, Mrs. Curt Hunt, 1973 14’ Mackinaw Skiff, 1976 40 hp. Evinrude and trailer .....$995.00 Mrs. Harold Perry and 1979 18’ Starcraft, V-5 85 hp. Johnson PTT full canvas and trailer The April meeting of Hills Mrs. Donald Reid prepared ...... $6500.00 and Dales Hospital Au- table decorations, ref res h- xiliary was held Monday, 1980 18’ Starcraft Super Sport, 75 hp. Johnson, extras, set-up rnents and invitations. for fishing ...... $7995.00 April 27, at Charmont with Mr. and Mrs. Robert 21 present. Colo-rectal test- Keating and sons had as 1982 22’ Viking, 150 hp. Evinrude, full canvas, cuddy cabin and Complete dinner including prime rib, shrimp. ing will be held at the hospi- guests 2 days this past t rai Ie r ...... $10,995.00 ham, chicken, hot and cold item salad bar, tal May 11-15. In addition, week, her parents, Mr. and 1983 16’Sea Nymph, 35 hp. Johnson, trailer, extras...... $3495.00 1 E BUFFET choice of two soups, assorted bread table, doctors will give free.- breast Mrs. Miller of Owosso. various other items Dessert available 1984 17’ MirroCraft Day Break, 1974 50 hp. Johnson, Shoreland’r Children’s prices available trailer ...... $4995.00 1984 17’ Conroy, open bow, 140 1.0. Merc, low hours, mooring Reservations Only covers, trailer...... $7995.00 per person 665-9971 1986 Thompson 185, 140 hp. OB Evinrude PTT oil injection, canvas, trailer ...... $9995.00 1986 22’ Starcraft Offshore, 175 hp. 1.0. Cobra, riggers, video, Porta- Every Friday potti, live well, cuddy cabin, full canvas, top, side, aft, drop and Cod,Walleye, Chicken $49 5 camper, mooring trailer...... $19,995.00 Soup & Salad Bar Per FISH FRY Person 1986 Thompson 270, blue, anchor winch and davit with anchor, video 500 till 9:00 p.m. fish finder with temp speed and log, marine radio, cockpit cover and camper top, self-storing Bennett trim tabs, bow pulpit, compass, conv. package -- 110 Dockside, press, water, shower, dual battery system, interior curtains, full teak swimboard with ladder to deck, be held at the June meeting. an addltional 150 Gag et own and parents were on hand ladder to water, 12V AClDC refrigerator, twin engine sychronizers, There will be no May meet- blue bottom paint...... $37,995.00 ing. for the prom that followed at the high school au- ditorium. Bill Martus was toastmaster. Junior class president Arleon Kelley, welcomed the guests and the response was given by BIKES - Prices Slashed Ron Posluszny, president LAST DAY OF of the senior class. Year and Model Suggested Retail Sale Price SUZUKI to team and individual 1981 GS250T Suzuki...... $695.00 $495.00 champions of the Mer- 1982 GS300L Suzuki.. $895.00 $750.00 chants’ League at the Blue ...... Water Inn at Caseville, 1982 GS450T Suruki...... $1295.00 $1 150.00 league secretary Fred 1972 T500 Suzuki...... $495.00 $350.00 1972 T500 Suzuki...... $395.00 $295.00 1980 GS550T Suzuki.. $1395.00 $1095.00 nated the individual race ...... with Myles Coleman corn- 1981 GS650E Suzuki., ...... $1295.00 $995.00 ing in second. 1982 GS650L Suzuki...... $1495.00 $1295.00 00.. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. 1972 GT750 Suzuki ...... $895.00 $495.00 Kirn went to Mr. Pleasant 1975 GT750 Suzuki ...... $995.00 $795.00 Saturday afternoon and vis- ited his parents, Rev. and 1981 GS75OL Suzuki...... $1695.00 $1 495.00 Mrs. S.P. Kirn, and son, 1980 GS750 Suzuki...... $1495.00 $1 195.00 day.John, returning home Sun- 1980 GS85OL Suzuki...... $1795.00 $1 495.00 1978 GS1000 Suzuki...... $1295.00 $995.00 SCHOOL 1983 GS1100 Suzuki...... $3995.00 $3495.00 Woodward 1982 GS1100 Suzuki...... $3395.00 $2995.00 ends training HONDA Navy Seaman Rodney A. 1979 C185 Honda.. $595.00 $395.00 Woodward, son of Robert ...... Woodward and Janet Hull, 1980 CM200 Honda...... $595.00 $395.00 l both of Snover, has com- 1974 CB360 Honda ...... $495.00 $350.00 pleted recruit training at 1973 CL360 Honda ...... $495.00 $39 5.00 Recruit Training Com- , 1973 CB350 Honda ...... $495.00 $350.00 Notice of Last Day of Registration of the Electors of mand, Orlando, Fla. During Woodward’s 8- l 1981 CX500 Honda ...... $1295.00 $1 195.00 Cass City Public Schools week training cycle, he 1977 CB750 Honda...... $1295.00 $995.00 studied general military 1974 CB750 Honda ...... $995.00 $795.00 Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, Michigan subjects designed to pre- pare him for further KAWASAKI To The Electors of the School District: academic and on-the-job training in one of the 1980 KZ440LTD Kawasaki...... $1095.00 $895.00 Navy’s 85 basic fields. 1977 KZ650 Kawasaki...... $895.00 $695.00 Please take notice that the annual school election of the school district will Woodward’s studies in- cluded seamanship, close YAMAHA be held on Monday, June 8,1987. order drill, naval history and first aid. Personnel 1975 RD125 Yamaha...... :...... $495.00 $395.00 The last day on which persons may register with the appropriate city or who complete this course of 1977 XS650 Yamaha ...... $895.00 $695.00 instruction are eligible for $1295.00 3 hours of college credit in 1982 XJ550 Yamaha ...... $1495.00 township clerks, in order to be eligible to vote at the annual school election $1 195.00 called to be held on Monday, June 8, 1987, is Monday, 11, 1987. Persons physical education and 1982 XJ550 Yamaha ...... $1395.00 May hygiene. 1982 XJ750 Yamaha ...... $1695.00 $1 395.00 A 1985 graduate of San- registering after 5 o’clock, p.m., on Monday, May 11, 1987, are not eligible to 1978 XS1100 Yamaha...... $1795.00 $1 195.00 vote at the annual school election. dusky High School, he joined the Navy in OTHERS , November 1986. Persons planning to register with the respective city or township clerks must 1978 BMW R10017...... $3100.00 $1895.00 ascertain the days and hours on which the clerks’ offices are open for SIM U LATE D 1978 Triumph 750 Bonneville...... $1495.00 $1195.00 registrat ion. ENGRAVED BUSINESS CARDS This notice is given by order of the board of education. Available lColor I Hurry! Sale will end or-2-Color Ben Hobart, Secretary, Board of Education Chronicle] ce Phone 872-2010 without notice!

I PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN I 1 Sontag stationed Top 10 DHIA herds in Ituly Your neighbor says N~. mysCOW of in Test b.’ Robert J. Sontae recentlv Cows Milk Milk u reported for duti at Navil May 10, day to Zimba Farms 100 81 52.5 1.n Air Station, Sigonella, Schiefer Farms 120 87 51.6 1.92 r Italy. Clare L. Smith 88 44.0 2.00 ~upprwht MERCHANTS’ “A” Sontag, 18, previously r emembe r rno m am 3881 87 51.3 lA6 April 29, 1987 Motors. IGA Foodliner trained as a machinist Lloyd Walz 92 91 53.8 1.93 3rd Place - Best Five. Konrad’s Bakery l8 mate in Memphis, Tenn., This Sunday, hundreds of Seigent Brm. 95 61 49.0 1.69 Results of Rolloff that lives in Gagetown, a Ronald Opperman 550Series: K. Pobanz643, Anrod Screen Cyl. l6 after completing basic mothers across the nation brother and a sister in Ubly 106 83 43.6 1.59 J. Guinther 636, C. Com- training at Recruit Train- Keinath Elkhorn 179 87 44.0 1.69 hague Champion - New ment D. Romain will be waking up to break- and a sister in Kinde. 594, 582. 500 Series: K.O’Dell 573, ing Command in Orlando, fast in bed, school-made Gerald Koeltzow 32 72 35.2 1.25 England Life. 210 Games: K. Pobanz J. Smithson 545. N. Wallace ul- r la. gifts, and flowers from George McMullen 48 90 49.2 1.54 2nd Place - Rabideau 277, Guinther 227-220,C. 543, L. Selby 528, D. Russell J. A 1986 Cass City High their smiling families, to Comment 225. 527, P. Little 514, J. Morell School graduate, Sontag TOP 5 OWNER-SAMPLER HERDS FOR MARCH 514, J . Lapp 503. celebrate Mother’s Day. Bowler 0-f MERCHANTS’ “B” joined the Navy in July. He Cindy McConkey is not a 200 Games: K.O’Dell232, is the son of Morris T. and Richard Wiacek 80 63 33,6 1.43 April 29, 1987 mother herself, but remem- N. Wallace 229, P. Little Patricia A. Sontag, 4484 Venema/White Creek 60 90 54.9 2.03 Results of Rolloff bers the Mother’s Day her the week 207. Hartsell Rd., Cass City. family celebrated with Warren Schmandt 45 84 46.6 1.62 High Team Series: Wal- Arnold Middleton 49 % The Thumb Area League Champion - War- their mother, Martha E. 36.1 1.47 bro 2350. Minard Glenn 26 81 39.8 1.38 Women’s Bowling Associa- ju Flooring. High Team Game: ”Consistency is the last re- Kanaby. Satchel1 Farm* tion Bowler of the Week for 2nd Place - Cass Tavern. fuge of the unimaginative.“ “It’s a wonderful day to 251 87 47.1 Chemical Bank 856. Oscar Wilde April 13-19 is Bea Harwood 3rd Place - Winter’s celebrate. We would all get .. together,” Mcponkey said. Current 3X Record with an actual 599 series. Truck- - Sales. I 1 She bowls for McTaggart 550 Series: T. Comment When asked if she Trucking on the Saturday 707, J. Zawilinski 609, B. thought the special holi- Night Mixed kague at McLachlan566. New books at days are too commer- 0 Biff’s, Kinde. 210 Games: T. Comment cialized, she shook her The Want Ads Are Newsy Too! Other 550 and higher 257-228-222, J. Zawilinski head. “I think it is a good occasion to tell them you series bowled were: Sharon 247, B. McLachlan 21 1. yr. c -, DeLong, 595, Charmont. the library are*__ thinking about them Cass City; Pat Guigar, 580: I and to let them know that 561, Bad Axe Lanes; Mari- MERCHANETTE LEAGUE ’ they’re special,” McCon- lyn Smith, 573, Biff’s, End of Round Three GLAD AWAKENING by Betty Ford and Chris Chase (non- key said. “We should do this Kinde; Judy Ostrander, April 30, 1987 fiction). Betty Ford details with spirited candor her battle all year round.” 558, Bad Axe Lanes; with drug and alcohol addiction. The drug problem she McConkey said that she JoAnne Morell, 558, Char- Cass City Sports 33 ascribes to a long struggle with a painful neck condition, couldn’t remember a mont Lanes, Cass City; Hills & Dales 30 but the alcoholism she feels is a genetically transferred Mother’s Day that has re- Jeanne Ney, 557, Bad Axe Kritzman’s 26 condition that has afflicted other family members. Ford ally stuck in her mind, but Lanes ; Sharon Schornack, Walbro 21% covers the development and discovery of her illness, the added all of them were spe- 556, Bad Axe Lanes; Emily Chemical Bank 21 initial intervention and detoxification, the period of treat- cial. “Each one was spe- Ginther, 554, Almac, Bad Miller’s Chicks 21 ment at a Long Beach naval hospital, and the continuing cial, just with all the love Axe, and Virginia Maurer, Goslin Farms 21 group sessions with her fellow alcoholics. These we shared. We would get 553, Crazy Horse, Ubly. Caro Chiropractic 20 experiences also led her to helD found the Bettv Ford Center her special flowers or a per- As I am discontinuing my gravel business, I will sell the follow- Leiterman Builders 185 in -Southern California, a pioneering program for addicts sonal gift. It showed her that has helped to bring the alcohol and drug problem to that we appreciated her.” ing personal property at public auction located 1V2 miles south Of public attention - sometimes almost too successfully for the “She helped us all the Cass City on Cemetery Road, lh mile west. at center’s patient load and Ford’s publicity purposes. best she could and she was SOMMERS’ Family, friends, and fellow addicts add their voices to always there for us,” NE W ! Ford’s personal account, enforcing the books’ impact with McConkey said. their testimony and demonstrating that drug and alcohol McConkev and her hus- THURSDAY, MAY 14 Mother’s Day abuse affects not only addicts, but also the lives of every- band ow; McConkey’s one around them. Jewelry and Gift Shop at at 1:00 O’Clock 6458 Main St, Her husband BOUQUET CAKES BRUISED FRUIT by Amy Ephron (fiction). Suspicion falls has owned the business for TRACTORS on Kate Bailey, an actress and model, when her live-in 40 years and she has been LORAIN CRANE with 718 yd. bucket, 30’ boom lover, Michael Kennon is killed. Kate is indicted, but the helping him for 12. GRADALL MOBILE CRANE Los Angeles police lack the evidence to arrest her. As police She said that her mother “Give me 1 dozen roses, detective Murphy waits, watching his suspect, Kate’s and father moved to Cass JOHN DEERE 10.10 TRACTOR with ff50 ioader put my heart career falls apart and her mental health suffers. City for a short time, before andbackhoe her mother died. Her father JOHN DEERE SMALL CAT with loader in beside them.” AMERICAN TROPIC by David A. Kaufelt (fiction). The still lives in the village. The story begins with 3 escapees from the Spanish Inquisition - family is originally from GMC a grandee, a Jew and a fiery actress - who come to the New the Ubly area. John Deem A tractor - starter, 3 point World and prepare the way, albeit unconsciously, for an McConkey has a sister John Deere G tractor, wide front Indian prophecy that the descendants of “Three Black TRUCK SOMMERS’ BAKERY GMC 7500 truck with AC W-D 45 tractor Doves” will possess what is now Florida and destroy the AC W-D 45 tractor, bad motor work of “the Great Spirit.” The second half of the book Sugar queen 6 yd. gravel box, 10.20 and RESTAURANT deals with the booming of Miami to the arrival of refugees tires CASS CITY from Castro’s Cuba. The author leaves moot the question of whether the legacy of the 3 “doves” has indeed been able to applications bring disharmonyto “the World Below the Sky.’’ EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT - taken now Gravel screen with J. 0. motor and IHC 64 pull-type combine with motor Young women interested elevator 2 tractor tires 14-9x24 in getting a taste of royalty Oliver hay baler, PTO 2 hand drill presses , are advised that applica- John hererake Forks - Shovels tions are now being ac- Oliver 3-14 trailer plow Approximately 100 bales of straw cepted for the sweet& job John Deere 3 point hitch A-M-F 36” cut riding lawn mower SAIL AWAY AT THE HELM in the world, that of reign- 2 wheel trailer with stock rack Other items ing as sugar queen over the Farm& elevator 23rd Annual Michigan 36’ Sugar Festival, set this WITH O~E~/~/OF OUR year for Friday, June 19, through Sunday, June 21, in HARVEY KRITZMAN Sebewaing.Applications will be ac- OWNER FOANS! cepted from any unmarried between the ages of Clerk - Hiilaker Auction SeWlCe forms . Cash or check with ID. Everything settled for day of sale. Not responsible for accidents. 18 and 22 who lives in an agricultural area produc- ing sugar beets for one of Michigan Sugar Com- AUCTIONEER - LORN HlLlAKER pany’s 5 processing plants Phone 517-872-3019Cass City

in Alma, Caro, Carrollton, ~- Croswell or Sebewaing. Applicants must submit entry blanks by June 1, and onlv the first 20 contestants REAL ESTATE wili be accepted. Post- marks will determine ear- liestSelection entries. of this year’s 1@ sugar queen will take place c a at a luncheon Saturday, June 6, at Trinity United Methodist Church. Sebewa- ing. Celebrity judges will evaluate all candidates on We make boat loans! Sailboat, the basis of interview per- fishing boat, pontoon, yacht or formance,poise and attractivepersonality, ap- SATURDAY,- MAY 9 canoe, we can finance the new or pearance. Time: 10:30 a.m. Sharp! Time: 11:30 a.m. Sharp! used watercraft of your choice. UDon her coronation, the Long terms are possible with a nei sugar queen will re- monthly payment that makes our ceive a $500 U.S. Savings boat financing attractive. If you’d Bond, while the next 4 run- ners-up will each receive like to pilot your own boat this $100 and serge on the summer, or finance any other queen’s court. recreational vehicle, come in and For a complete list of con- talk to us! test rules and/or an entry form, contact Mrs. Karen Dast, Sugar Queen Contest Chairwoman, 503 Sixth Street, Sebewaing, MI 48759. Phone Mrs. Dast at (517) 883-3926 for more in- Financing is available formation.

for all recreational vehicles. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION PROPERTY DESCRIPTION 9 room, 1 story single family dwelling, 4 2 family rental unit, remodeled in 1982. bedrooms, 1 bath, family room. Lot size. Ideal starter or retirement home, live in one Fifteen candidates have approximately 66’ x 132’. unit and rent the other. Separate entrances become President Of the and meters. 2 bedrooms in each unit. United States with EI POPU- ADDRESS lar vote of less than 50 314 O’Dell Street, Kinde, Michigan ADDRESS percent. 5107 Kinde Street, Kinde, Michigan MONALEE PRANGE OWNER GARY DEERING OWNER

TERMS FOR BOTH SALES Stalernsnls made at 10% down day of sale, balance due ‘‘I respon”b’r lor I I sale lake preference upon closing in days. We reserve the 30 ‘to‘*n over priniw matter. riahts on all bids on the real estate. rATn:, :l,z:n::, 1 Phone Cass City (517) 872-2352 Cass City, MI 48726 Caro (517) 673-7777 COUAL HOUSING MEMBER FDIC or Bad Axe (51 7) 269-9577 LENDER CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 0 PAGEELEVEN Proiect Graduation supported by pupils

tion, but I don’t want to re- A junked car with the juniors signed pledges not taken on by students this member my senior prom in words, “The best of life is to drink and drive or ride year. Aside from the televi- terms of someone getting yet to be” painted on one with persons who do. sion spot, students also into an accident and getting side has been placed in Students also took part in have produced audio tapes killed,” Lince remarked. front of Cass City High some public service spots for use at area radio sta- Kostanko added, “(We School. sponsored by WJRT-TV 12, tions. want) to keep our friends The smashed vehicle, which paid a visit to the The students also are from getting killed.” complete with fake blood school Friday. signing posters at the Lince hopes in the future painted on the steering According to Cleland, school in support of the to be a police officer, while wheel, is a graphic remin- who noted this is Cass City’s program, and attended a Kostanko has enlisted in the der to students of what can second year of participa- presentation by a represen- Navy. Both say they know appen when alcohol and tion in the nationwide prog- tative of the State Police a number of students who driving are combined. ram, students’ commit- post in Car0 on drinking and drink. Sunday at Coach Light School administrators, ment to eliminate drinking driving. But the pair also agreed staff and students, some of and driving, especially by The junked car was do- that they want to make whom know someone who high school students, has nated by Bartnik’s, Cleland others realize that by get- died in an alcohol-related added. I increased over the past ting involved with drinking crash, are determined to year. “We’ve been fortunate,” and driving, innocent lives keep their friends and peers Last year, Cass City High he commented. “It’s been long time since we’ve had are placed in jeopardy. Sav out of the headlines this School students’ participa- a “I lost 2 ‘friends in prom and graduation sea- tion was ranked among the any problems around prom January,” Lince com- son. highest in Michigan among and graduation time.” Cle- mented. “I know how it felt Thanks: Mom” “I think there’s a definite public schools, with some land observed that the and I never want to go with a H&iiark lommitment by the kids 51 percent of 260 juniors and program isn’t geared to- through that again.” ,against) drinking and seniors signing pledges not ward eliminating teenage cxdmdgft. , driving,” high school coun- to drink and drive. drinking, and he acknow- selor Jerry Cleland re- “We wanted to be in- ledged “there are still some marked. volved in this,” Cleland holdouts” in terms of stu- Cleland also serves as ad- explained about how Cass dent participation in the LETTER visor to the school’s Student City became interested in program. Council, which kicked off the program. He added that “We just want these kids TO its 1987 Project Graduation the Student Council was en- to be around for their fifth campaign Thursday and thusiastic about the idea. year reunion,” he said. Friday by accepting “It turned out to be a good High school seniors Jeff I EDITOR pledges not to drink and choice,” he said. “They’ve Lince and Brent Kostanko, -‘rive from students, includ- invested a good amount of both very active in Cass ~g more than 90 percent of money and time in it.” City’s Project Graduation, the seniors. The counselor pointed out agreed. Hospital luuded In all, 91 seniors and 67 a number of new projects “It’s a time for celebra- Floral Scented Bath Beads for diabetes 11 Just $2.95 seminar - Ii with a $5 purchase! on SundCiy, More Three cheers for the staff Ma 10. You’ll fiber in fincrthr ri ht cnrd, at Hills & Dales Hospital, that put on the seminar for Say “Thanks, Mom” gift and gi ft wr,3p. diabetes. Also for the - Only dt Hallmark. A with 12 ounces ofjloral scented bath beads people that were brave enough to come and partici- in a country styled reusable canister. the diet desirable pate. $7.50 value. Only at Hallmark. As a support person, I had no conception as to how One per customer. While supply lasts. complex diabetes really is, by Kathy Hale juice contains 0.2 grams of sour cream, gravies, jam but I have learned much. Extension Home Economist fiber, 112 cup of applesauce or jellies. It is my firm opinion, that contains 2.1 grams of fiber, Starches provide only 4 if one member of a family An issue that has re- and one whole apple with calories per gram, while fat has diabetes, that it would (gt 1‘387 ticillmark Card\, Inc ceived much attention peel contains 3.6 grams of provides 9 calories per be extremely beneficial for lately is how fiber could be fiber. gram. Eating more starchy the whole family to be able elated to nutrition and our Some foods to eat for foods is a good way to fill to attend a seminar as this. health. The possible be- fiber include: whole grain up with fewer calories, if I believe that it would make nefits of dietary fiber for breads, whole grain break- you watch these additions. coping with the situation colon cancer, heart dis- fast cereals, whole-wheat Starch and fiber provide much easier for all con- Shop Coach Light’s Complete ease, diabetes, and obesity pasta, vegetables, espe- energy, vitamins and min- cerned. are being studied. Whether cially with edible skins, erals. Most are low in fat Lord only knows, maybe Cosmetic Department such benefits exist is not stems, or seeds, dry beans and, most important, they some day down the road my yet known. It is not clear and peas, whole fruits, taste good. You can have a pancreas may stop func- exactly how much and what especially with edible skins healthier diet by including tioning. types of fiber we need in or seeds and nuts and seeds. starch and fiber containing our diets daily. However, Whole grain doesn’t have to foods in your daily food in- Steve Frank All the Latest Fragrances for most Americans, a mod- mean bread or cereal. For take. at Prices to Fit Any Budget irate increase in dietary other alternatives try: fiber by eating more fiber- brown rice, corn tortillas, containing foods is desira- popcorn, Scotch barley and Novesta board ble. bulgar. So what is fiber? Dietary Dietary fiber, like other fiber (or roughage) is the nutritional controversies, okays road work parts of plants that humans is open to much misinfor- can’t digest. There are sev- mation and quackery be- The Novesta Township and .057 of a mile of Craw- eral types of fiber, such as cause of its “newness” in Board, during a W-minute ford Road starting from cellulose, pectin, lignin, the American diet. A cau- regular meeting Monday Shabbona Road south and gums. Plants differ in tion to use when confronted night, approved putting ($1,400). the types and amounts of with nutritional informa- nearly $30,000 of road work According to Township ’iber they contain, Also, dif- tion is to check it out with out on bids. Clerk Nursie L. Kloc, board rerent types of fiber func- a qualified petson who has Roads scheduled to re- members also decided to tion differently in the body. a background in foods and ceive grading, graveling obtain estimates for plac- It is important to eat a nutrition and always eat and/or ditching where ing gravel on Dodge Road variety of plant foods to be- any food in moderation. necessary are one mile of from White Creek to De- nefit from effects of diffe- Closely related to fiber is Dodge Road between Shab- ckerville Road, and on En- rent kinds of fiber. Fiber starch, because many star- bona and Severance roads glehart Road between can have a laxative effect, chy foods are also good ($10,8001, .3 of a mile of Shabbona and Deckerville producing softer, bulkier sources of fiber. When you River Road from the old roads. stools and more rapid cut down on fat and sugars railroad crossing to Cemet- In a related matter, the movement of wastes as suggested by the “Diet- ery Road ($3,000), one mile board approved a ditch pet- through the intestine. Fiber ary Guidelines,” you may of Elmwood Road from ition for clearing of a por- is helpful in preventing and need to increase the Crayford to Lamton roads tion of Tracy Drain. The Treat Mom xeating constipation and amount of starchy foods ($11,000), 112 mile of petition was presented by diverticular disease. Con- you eat to help supply your Warner Road starting from residents Keith and Harold trary to some information body’s energy needs. Un- Kelly Road south ($3,200) Little, Kloc said. --v that has been in print, there like sugars and sweets, is no reason to take fiber starchy foods provide supplements or to add fiber many vitamins and miner- to foods that do not already als as well as energy. Many Extra Fancy contain it when you are eat- people believe that starchy ing a variety of foods in foods such as potatoes and SUPER to GET.. . GREAT to GIVE. . . your diet. bread are fattening. Farm-Grown In fact, most of the Did you know that the calories come from the arm of the food you eat will company they keep - The Tasteful Gift tf Y affect its fiber content. For calorie-rich additions such example, 3/4 cup of apple as butter or margarine, BEWARE of door to door sales representatives of water refiners offering lifetime service policies! 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MID THUMB WATER CASS CITY Coach Light Pharmacy CONDITIONING I 2285 Black River St. Deckerville, MI 4842 CASS CITY PHONE 872-3613 (313) 376-8226 PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6.1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Its crunch time for Hawk girls in Thumb B race

It’s do or die for Cass lette for second place be- Fox, who noted the win- Brenda Severance paced City’s softball team, which hind North Branch, which ning run was unearned, the potent offensive attack is gearing up for its final 6 remained undefeated early added that errors lost the with a home run, while Eon- league games of the season, last week. game. nie Wilson contributed a 2 including contests against City split a league Terri Summers led lady for 2 performance with 2 defending Thumb B champ- twin bill Thursday at home Red Hawk batters with a 2 stolen bases. ion Imlay City and top- against Marlette, losing in for 4 performance and one A flurry of 19hits by the ranked North Branch. the nightcap, 5-6, after edg- RBI. Hurd, wh3 relieved lady Red Hawks in the The lady Red Hawks, who ing the Red Raiders, 7-6. Shannon McIntosh on the nightcap ended Bad Axe’s were scheduled to travel to The lady Red Hawks took mound in the sixth inning, hopes for a comeback. Vassar Monday, will be on control of the first game took the loss. McIntosh, the winning the road again Thursday with 3 runs in the fifth in- In action April 28, Hurd pitcher, as well as Woodruff for a double-header with ning and held on for the win. led her teammates with a and Sandy Frank each were Imlay City. 3-hitter in the opener of a 3 for 4 with a combined 7 Cass City will wrap up Marlette’s Jill Atkins double-header with Bad RBIs. Teri Wilson went 3 regular conference action wielded a strong Pitching Axe. Cass City swept the for 3 with 4 RBIs, and Deer- with contests against Car0 arm, striking Out 2-game series, 9-0 and 28-12. ing was 2 for3 with 2 RBIs. May 11, and North Branch City batters* But lady Red Hawks Connie Robinson MayLady 14. Red Hawk mentor and Deering, who jim F~~ had hoped to take Both cracked doubles, and both games Monday from Woodruff each Vassar after winning 3 of 4 aged 2 hits to pace a ’a- games last we& against lanced offensive attack. Bad Axe and Woodruff was 2 for 2 and Robinson was 2 for 3, both “We’ll have a little with an RBI, while Deering tougher time with Imlay was 2 for 3 with 4 RBIs. City,” he remarked, ad- Sparkplug Tammy Hurd ding, “Now we’re in a posi- was the winning pitcher. tion where we can hardly Marlette dashed Cass affordto lose a game. We’re City’s hopes of sweeping going to have to go all out.” the double-header in the CASS CITY’S JENNIFER PALMER couldn’t quite hang on to this throw to Fox noted that Cass City, nightcap, scoring 3 runs in first from a teammate during the lady Red Hawks’ doubleheader with Marlette 4-2 in the conference and 6-4 the sixth inning to lead by Thursday. Cass City took the first game, 7-6, but lost in the nightcap, 5-6. overall before Monday’s one, which was good games, is tied with Mar- enough for the victory. Doubleheader Thursday Hawks battle Imlay City for baseball title City split a twin bill with Jason Hordos was the Cass City remained in Standout pitcher Kevin Parrish and shortstop De- Bad Axe. winning pitcher. contention €or the Thumb B Balanced scoring was In the nightcap, Dillon led Association baseball crown nnis Zimba sustained in- juries in a double-header key in the first game the Red Hawks’comeback heading into another full against Marlette Thursday, win with a bases-loaded week of action Tuesday Thursday against Marlette. The Red Hawks swept the when Cass City picked up single for a 3-1 lead. He with a 5-1 league record, 8-1 all 16 of its runs on 13 hits went on to finish the game Garbage pick-up will be at town- overall. twin bill, 16-2 and 8-5, but both Parrish and Zimba in the first four innings to with a 2 for 3 mark. ship hall on 2nd and 4th Saturday But coach Don Schelke, Miller turned in a solid faced with nagging injuries were questionable in terms win on the 10-run “mercy” of each month from 8 a.m. to 12 noon of action Tuesday at Vas- rule. pitching performance. He sustained by a couple of his shut the Hatchets down during the summer and fall months key players, is cautiously sar. Rob Nicholas paced the Schelke noted that “we’ll Red Hawk bats with a with a 2-hitter, including 9 beginning May 9. optimistic when talking single and home run, strikeouts. about future games. know where we’re at” after a Thursday’s double-header while Jeff Sontag went 3 for Schelke acknowledged “The pitching’s holding 4 with 2 singles and dou- that his squad’s first loss up,” he remarked, adding against Imlay City, which a NURSIE KLOC took sole possession of first ble. Parrish, Jefi Dillon and hurts as far as staying on that hitting also remains Jeff Krol all were 2 for 3 at top of the standings with Township Clerk strong. “We’ll just have to place in the league stand- ings last week after Cass the plate. Caro and Bad Axe. But, he CASS CITY PITCHER Jeff Krol see what happens.” Krol struck out 5 batters added, “It’s still too early fires a strike in the opening game of a while walking 3 en route to to tell.” claiming the win. “Usually what happens doubleheader with Marlette Thursday. Cass City’s hitting slowed is 3 or 4 losses will win the The Red Hawks swept the twin bill, 16- in the nightcap, but the Red league,” the coach re- 2 and 8-5. Hawks went ahead early marked. with 3 runs in the first in- ning to take control. Cass City added 2 more in the second inning, another in the fourth and the remain- ing 2 in the fifth to ice the win. Nicholas again topped hitting for the Red Hawks with a 2 for 3 finish, includ- ing a triple. Paul Tuckey and Jeremy Capps each went 2 for 2. Capps also was the win- ning pitcher. He was re- placed by Krol after reliev- ing Dave Miller on the mound. Cass City relinquished a 5-game winning streak First Communion April 28 against Bad Axe, losing in the first game, 4- 11, and coming back to claim the nightcap, 7-1. Choose from a lovely selection of remembrances for The Hatchets, described rls and boys . . . Plaques that we can engrave, as a “really hard-hitting crosses, statues, musical figurines, picture frames, team’’ by Schelke, walked away from the Red Hawks rosaries and First Communion Prayer Book sets. Also in the third inning with 8 Items for confirmation. runs on 9 hits for a 10-2 lead. Cass City, which commit- ted 8 errors in the contest, couldn’t get a rally going after that. Tuckey, who cracked a triple and single, was 2 for 3 along with teammate Dil- lon for Cass Cip. Parrish, New Selection of who was relieved on the mound after 2 113 innings by Musical Buildings Krol, took the loss. See the Church Doctor’s Office Writers club General Store School sets meet Post Office 8 Railroad Station 8 Theatre Bait and The Thumb Area Wri- Tackle Shop ter’s Club (TAWC) will Bank meet Tuesday evening, May 12, in Sandusky. The meeting will be held at 7:30 Each With Its p.m. in the Sanilac County Own Musical Tune No digging zone! 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.It was a great day for couldn’t make last week’s Susalla in the 400-meter BOYS’TRACK PECK MEET Susie Salcido and the rest double dual meet against dash. Chris Abbe took first of the Owen-Gage High Akron-fair grove and in the 1600-meter run Discus: Stirrett, 0-G, School girls’ thinclads April North Huron, won the 100- against Peck and finished 92’8’/2’’, Dowling, P;Power, CASEVILLE MEET 28 when they beat Caseville meter dash against both second against Caseville. P. teams in addition to taking The 800-meter relay team and tied with Peck. Discus: Langley, C, Shot put: Root, 0-G, Salcido broke a school the long jump against and the 400-meter relay 38’2”; Dowling, P. team beat both Caseville 94’2”; Stirrett, 0-G; Or- discus record with a throw Caseville. She came in sec- beck, C. High jump: Salcido, 0-G, of 96’ 2 112”. ond in the event against and Peck. 5’6” ; Stirrett, 0-G. The lady Bulldogs beat Peck. Shot put: Root, 0-G, Long jump: Sakido, 0-G, GIRLS TRACK 38’2”,Langley, C. Caseville, 56-13, and tied Brandy Salcido won the High jump: Langley, C, Abbe,17’1”, 0-G.Reinhardt, 0-G; Peck, 47-47. The boys’ 800-meter run in both meets 5’9”;Salcido, 0-G;Stirrett, team, meanwhile, defeated and Dawn Dorsch took the PECK MEET 3200 relay : Vanosheve, 300-meter low hurdles with 0-G. Caseville, 70-42, and walked Long jump: Langley, C, Johnson, Kipp, Garvey, P, away from Peck, 81-42. a time of 42.4 in the 11:12. Discus: Salcido, 0-G, 18’4%”; Salcido, 0-G; Owen-Gage, which was Caseville meet. 96’2M” ; Norcross, 0-G; 110 high hurdles : Stirrett, In the boys’ meet, Rick Reinhardt, 0-G. 0-G,21.4; Garvey, P. scheduled to take part in its Hill, P. 110 high hurdles: Stirrett, Salcido took first in both the 100 last dual meet of the season Shot put: Salcido, 0-G, 0-G, 16.1. dash: Reinhardt, 0- Tuesday against Carson- high and long jump against 28’9” ; Norcross, 0-G; Hill, G, 11.7; Damm, 0-G; Peck, and was second in the 100 dash: Reinhardt, 0- ville-Port Sanilac and Port P. G, 11.7”; Damm, 0-G, and Susalla, 0-G. Hope at CPS, will head for events against Caseville. High jump: Foley, P, Cottick, C, tie. 800 relay: Stirrett, Kuhl, Steve Root won the shot Damm, Root, 0-G, 1:45. Lakers High School May 12 5’2%”;Tenniswood, P. 800 relay: Kuhl, Damm, put in both meets, throwing 1600 run: Abbe, for the Thumb D League Long jump: Foley, P, Stirrett, Root, 0-G, 1:45. 0-G, it 38’ 2”. In the last field 5 :46 ; Kipp, P ; Susalla, meet. 15’2” ; Mandich, 0-G; 1600 run: Mohr, C, 5:36; 0-G. Coach Arnie Besonen re- event, the discus, Stu Stir- Dorsch, 0-G. Abbe, 0-G; Susalla, 0-G. 400 relay: Kuhl, Stirrett, marked that the recent vic- rett earned a first in the 100 Hurdles: Molesworth, Damm, Root, 0-G. 51.47. Peck meet with throw of 400 relay: Kuhl, Damm, tories are, in part, attribut- a P, 23.9; Teets, P. Stirrett, Root, 0-G, 51.47. 400 dagh: Susalla, 92’ 8 1/2”, and a second in 0-G, able to good attendance by 100 dash: Mandich, 0-G, 400 dash: Susalla, 0-G, 1.09; Abbe, 0-G; Hernan- his charges at the ,meets. the Caseville meet. Stirrett 12.8; Foley, P; Dorsch, 0- dez, P. was a first-place finisher in 1.09; Cottick, C; Abbe, 0-G. Lately, Besonen has been G. 800 run: Mohr, C, 2:46.5. 800 run: Johnson, P, having trouble getting both meets in the 110-meter 800 relay: Salcido, 300 low hurdles : 2 :28.25. enough athletes to compete high hurdles. Rocheleau, Thies, Man- Reinhardt, 0-G, 49.4; 300 low hurdles: Garvey, in various events. Other winners in both dich, 0-G. P, 49.2; Reinhardt, 0-G; meets were: Marc Langley, C; Stirrett, 0-G. Aside from the discus, 400 relay : Thies, Salcido, 200 dash: Kuhl, 0-G, 26.4; Stirrett, 0-G. Salcido took the shot put Reinhardt in the 100-meter Mandich, Raylynn, 0-G, Besonen, with a mark of 28’ 9”. dash, Bill Kuhl in the 200- 1.02.6. 0-G. 200 dash: Kuhl, 0-G,26.4; meter dash, and Brad 3200 run: Stirrett, 0-G, Besonen, 0-G. Andrea Mandich, who 400 dash: Woodruff, P, 15.24; Thorpe, 0-6. 1.41. 3200 run: Kipp, P, 13.20; 1600 relay: Caseville, Stirrett,O-G; Thorpe, 0-G. 800 run: Salcido, 0-G, 4.37. 3 :42.1. 1600 relay: Peck, 4.23. Bowling 300 low hurdles: Moles- worth, P, 39.89; Dorsch, 0- G; Teets, P. THURSDAY NITE TRIO Kilbourn Service 18 Northon Const. 18 200 dash: Foley, P, 28.79; April 30, 1987 Goslin, End of 3rd Round Jacques Seeds 16% 0-G. Spaulding Bldg. 16% 1600 relay: Peck 5:57.76. Anthony’s Party Store 27% CASEVJLLE MEET Croft-Clara 27 ‘12 High Series: R. Spauld- Pine Valley 2726 ing 592, J. Guinther 579. Discus: Salcido, 0-G, THE BULLDOGS Stu Stirrett heaves a discus 92’ 81/2” Rolling Hills High Games: R. Spauld- 96’2lh” ; Norcross, 0-G. Circle S 23 ing 253, G. Deering 221, E. Shot put: Salcido, 0-G, Rabideau’s, Inc. 22 to finish first in the event during an April 28 meet against Robinson 214, J. Guinther 28’9” ; ‘Norcross,0-G ; Her- Joanna Western Peck. Stirrett placed second against Caseville, which also Quaker Maid 22 214, J. Luana 214, P. Re- manson, C. competed in the meet, in the discus. Nelesco 20 gnerus 21 1. Long jump: Mandich, 0- G, 13’11”; Hermanson, c; Dorsch, 0-G, WINDOW 100 dash: Mandich, 0-G, 12.8; Dorsch, 0-G; Finley, C. 800 relay: Salcido, Thies, SHADES Hawk girls still winless, but Mandich, Rocheleau, 0-G, 2:13. 400 relay: Thies, Salcido, Mandich, Raylynn, 0-G+ 800 run: Salcido, 0-G, 50% Off 3:42.1. coach savs team improving 300 low hurdles: Dorsch, J 0-G,42.4 200 meter: Finley, C, The Cass City High while, recorded a sixth- 2 teams could be,” Robin- lard, CC; Eagle, M. 2 mile run: Nickels, IC, 32.0; Hermanson, C; Gos- School girls’ track team place finish in the high hur- son said, adding that both Long jump: Fromwiller, 13:48; Osentowski, CC; lin, 0-G. was still looking for its first dles (18.18). teams had 14 girls compet- M, 16’4”; Papp, CC; Ross, Brown, IC; Heaton, CC. 1600 relay: Dorsch, dual meet win following a Area power Akron-Fair- ing. M; Wilcox, M. Mile relay: Imlay City, Rocheleau, Salcido, Goslin, full week of action last grove clinched the invita- “One point would have High jump: Fromwiller, 4:46.17. 0-G,5: 58.92. week, including a tie tional with 9 first-place made the difference for M, 5’2”; Papp, CC; Taylor, against Imlay City. finishes, followed by Har- either team,” the coach M; Snow, M. - The lady Red Hawks, who bor Reach and Mayville. In continued. He remarked Were to host Vassar Tues- all, 11 schools competed. that the meet came down to IMLAY MEET day, will travel to Lakers Thursday, Cass City fell the last event, the one mile *Thursday for their final to Marlette, 38-114. relay, which is not one of Shot put: Penzien, IC, dual meet of the season. Papp gave the lady Red the the lady Red Hawks’ 25.11 ; Nicholas, CC; Tanis, Despite a loss over the Hawks first place finishes stronger events. Imlay City IC; Ballard, CC. past week to Marlette, and in the 120 high hurdles beat the Hawks by more Discus: Ballard, CC, ,aseventh-place finish in the (18.29))and in the 330 low than a minute. 65’1”; Stine, CC; Sayers, Reese Invitational, coach hurdles (52.77). She also Dennille MacAlpine, who IC; Tanis, IC. Larry Robinson says his finished ‘second in the long was back in action after High jump: Brandt, IC; young team is showing jump with a 15’2” perfor- being injured earlier, took Papp, CC; Tanis, IC; steady improvement. mance, and in the high Auten, CC. first in the 220-yard dash Long jump: Papp, CC, ’ “Sprint time speed is jump (4’6”). with a time of 30.83. She 15’9%”; ; pretty, hard to bring down, Nicholas placed second placed fourth in the 100- Nurnberger, CC but the distance girls are in the 120 high hurdles with yard dash. “Her times MacAlpine,CC ; Granata, definitely bringing down a time of 18.37, and finished weren’t outstanding, but IC. their times,” the coach re- third in the 330 low hurdles she did fine,” Robinson 2 mile relay: Cass City, marked. Robinson noted at 56.34. Team captain said. 13: 19.91. Beautiful that Melissa Osentowski Jeannie Sweeney picked up Papp was once again 100 hurdles: Papp, CC, CAS CITY’S 18.43; Nicholas, 3-Way has reduced her distance second-place finishes in the leading the pack with 3 first CC; time by 45 seconds, while 101)-yarddash with a mark places--the long jump, the Granata, IC; Hillman, IC. DUTCH Touch Lamps LARGEST JEWELRY 100 dash: Sweeney, CC, ‘Candy Heaton, another dis- of 12.90, and in the 330 low 100 hurdles and the 330 hur- tance runner, has improved hurdles at 55.59. dles. She earned a second 12.85; Vanderberg, IC; DEPARTMENT her time by 30 seconds. Other performances for place in the high jump. Mayes, IC; MacAlpine, CC. y- Wood’s Low relay: Imlay City, .:-+ Price of $49.95 ’ “The attitude has been Cass City were second- Sweeney won the 100- 880 ‘good,’’ Robinson said, ad- place finishes by Osen- 2 :02.78. AUCTION Gold Filled and Sterling Cross Pendants yard dash with a time of Mile run: Nickels, IC, ding, “I was pleased with towski in the mile run 12.85, and Ballard threw the Now Starting at $12.00 some of the perfor- (6:33.11),and in the 2-mile 6:22.22; Brown, IC; Osen- discus 65’1” to earn a first 14 kt. Gold Earrings from $10.00 :in ances. y run (14:41.9);third placein place finish in the meet. towski, CC; Heaton, CC. ‘ Sparkplug Sue Papp led the 880 run by Tracey Haas 440 relay: Imlay City, f399’ her teammates in action at (2:57.97),and a third-place 57.95. 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Don Hilbig 48 Don Schelke the 2-mile run (11:08.83), Bob Stickle ** High School boys’ track 11:08.63; Toner, CC; Cal- 16-20; Schmaltz, CC; charges were hoping to In the nightcap, Owen- Bill Kritzman 15 squad, 4-2, continued to Brown in the 440 (54.40) and lender, M; Atkins, M. Brown, IC; Profit, CC. clinch their first win of the Gage stayed close to Peck Dick Wallace 15 be Jeff Lince in the shot put Mile relay: Marlette, dash: Lefler, FLIGHT 3 show it’s a force to re- cC, season this week after dis- until the fifth inning, when Ken Zdrojewski 14 ckoned with, during action (43‘.3 112” ). appointing losses to North 13 Tom Schweigel 16 The thinclads swept past the Pirates scored 6 runs to Elwyn Helwig 15 over the past week. Huron and Peck last week. ice the victory+ Newel1 Harris 12 Jim Apley The Red Hawks, who Imlay City, 108-55, April 28, The Bulldogs, who took 11 Daryl Iwankovitsch 15 taking first in 13 of 17 For the Bulldogs, Jay Bill Coston 15 were set to host Vassar on N.B.Wesleyan Monday, Susalla cracked a double Tom Craig 11 Bob Ridenour Tuesday and will travel to events. will host Deckerville Thurs- and Brian Abbe contributed Steve Fotxar 11 Anton Peters 14 Markel called the meet Larry Davis 12 Lakers Thursday for the day I 2 singles. Dennis Maxwell, Clint House 11 final dual meet of the sea- “practice” and moved Despite an 0-8 record, another sophomore Jim Fox 11 Dick Haley 10 son, finished fourth among some of his charges around Wissner says his team is pitcher, took the loss. Jim Peyerk 11 Avery Kaplan 8 to see how they would do in Bill Ewald 7 12 teams in the Reese Invi- “learning every game’’ and In action April 29, Owen- Don Ouvry 10 tational held Friday. other events . showing steady improve- Gage fell to North Huron, Dale McIntosh 9 Dick Peterson 7 Cass City’s mile relay The only 4 events Imlay ment, 3-13 and 9-17. Dave Lovejoy 8 Keith Adelberg **6 team was victorious at the City took were the high “We’re going to take our Stu Stirrett, the Bulldogs’ Gene Kloc 7 Todd Comment jump, %mile relay, one Dick Gorz ** meet, with Ken Pasanski knocks,” the coach lone senior, had 2 doubles Rich Tate 7 ** filling in for Jeff Lefler. The mile run and the 220-yard acknowledged. “But next to lead his team in the first Clark Erla 4 Doug O’Dell ** other relay members are dash. year and later on, they’re game. Brad Susalla and Rick Peterson ** Mike Kelley, Jeremy Ross took first in both going to win a lot of Chris Abbe, meanwhile, FLIGHT 2 Randy Sherman hurdle events, The strong Mark Swanson 0 Brown and Steve Ross. games ” each had a double. Jerry Houghton 16 ** In other team events, mile relay team beat Imlay Owen-Gage suffered 2 Freshman Kevin Koch John Parker 16 Don Work Cass City placed second in City by more than 50 sec- tough losses in a double- was the losing pitcher. Phil Gray 15 the 800-meter relay and onds. header Thursday with Greg Szymaski claimed the Ron Nurnberger 15 FLIGHT 4 third in the 400-meter relay. Lefler took first in pole Peck, partly because of David McNaughton 22 vaulting, clearing 9’,6”. win for North Huron. John Haire 14 Individually, A1 what Wissner referred to In the nightcap, Jay Kim Glaspie 13 Ken Jensen 11 In other field events, as poor officiating. 9 Mike kfler 11 Rosenstangle finished third Rosenstangle took the dis- Susalla cracked a home run Doug Herringshaw 1 Peck, which swept the for Owen-Gage, while Paul Branoff 8 Jim Ceranski ** in the discus. Ross placed cus, Lince was first in the twin bill, 15-1 and 11-3, Reinhardt had a single and Alva Allen 7 John Agar ** fourth in the 110-meter high shot put, and Schmaltz won picked up all 15 of its runs Jim Smithson 7 Bert Althaver hurdles and fifth in the 300- the long jump event with a a double, Chris Abbe picked J.R, Baldizsar ** meter low hurdles, while on 2 hits in the first inning up 3 singles and Graham Dick Hampshire 6 ** leap of 19 feet. of the opener. Nine Peck Besonen added a double. Dave Hoard 6 Norm Bouffard Kelley and Brown finished In the running events, ** Tim Cummings ** fourth and fifth, respec- batters were walked in the Stirrett took the loss; A1 Russ Biefer ** Lefler took first in the 100 game, which ended after 3 Craig was the winning Clarke Haire ** Ron Geiger ** tively, in the 400-meter yard dash, Kelley was first 112 innings on the 10-run ** Don Hazard dash, and Dan Schmaltz in the 440 at 55.83, Brown Ditcher.E John MaharP; ** “mercy” rule. Rich Heck ** and Lefler placed fourth took the 880 with a time of I George Heins ** and sixth in the long jump. 2:24.28 and Toner was the Brad Hilbig ** The invitational’s overall 2-mile run winner with a Wally Marston winner was Sandusky, fol- time of 11.30. Phil Moses ** lowed by Reese and Valley ** Cass City’s 880 and 440 Keith Pobanz ** Lutheran. relay teams also placed INTRODUCING... Mark Wiese “I’m pretty pleased with first. the way things are turning MARLETTE MEET NOTICE OF TEMCO GAS GRILLS *Points to be awarded out,’’ coach Don Markel re- after first 18 holes. marked, adding that his 2 mile relay: Marlette, charges are turning in 8:53.6. The cookout LEAGUE HONOR ROLL fairly consistent perfor- 120 high hurdles: Ross, mances. CC, 15.78; Chisholm, M; WEEKLY Cass City had a rough day Schmaltz, CC; Wood, CC. DATE CHANGE that outcoolts Thursday against Marlette, 100: Panduren, M, 10.85; Flight 1 - Bill Kritzman - losing 62 1/2-100 112. Dadacki, CC; Suess, M; The regular May meeting of the the rest. 38. The Red Hawks took 6 of Lince, CC. Temco Gas Grills are the quick, Flight 2 - Kim Elaspie - 11 events, with 4 second- 880 relay: Cass City, . clean, and tasteful way to cook out. 40. place finishes. Top perfor- 1: 35.95. Cam City Village Council Choose from the many styles to suit Flight 3 - Don Work - 45. mances were turned in by Mile: Hewitt, M, 4:58.74; your barbequeing needs today. Flight 4 - Tim Cummings ROSS,who won the 120 high Toner, CC; Izydorek, CC; - 48. hurdles (15.79) and the 330 Mater, M. will be held low hurdles (41.0) ; Kelley, 440 relay : Marlette, 46.79. who took the 440 run vices start 440: Kelley, CC, 54.35; May 26,1987 Pr At...325995 Correction (54.35) ; Lefler, who won the Brown, CC; Pincumbe, M; (Plus Installation) 220 (24.61, and Schmaltz, Profit. CC. A Cass City girls’ track who clinched the long jump 880: VanTrump, M, at 7:OO p.m. at the CONvFNlEN T PAYMENT PLAN !N MONDAY FRIDAV 8 5 story last week incorrectly with a mark of 19’, 5 3/4”. 2114.04; Oberle, M; Mater, quoted coach Larry Robin- Cass City also won the M;Auten, CC. Southeastern Michigan Gas Company (v!! son as saying, “We just 880-relay with a time of 330 .low hurdles: Ross, Municipal Building don’t have a lot of talent.” 1! 35.95. CC, 41.0; Chisholm, M; Sandusk y 648-2334 The quote should have Second-place finishes Wood, CC; Schmaltz, CC. 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan read, “We just don’t have a were posted by Dennis 220: Lefler, CC, 24.6; Check your telephone directory for a toll free number lor your area lot of natural talent.” Dadacki in the 100-yard I . Rivard, M; Pincumbe, M;

BLOUSES 0 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHROKICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 PAGE FI‘FTEEN I- / $5,000offered in free state 0-G falls to Peck How do you find boat 1 insurance that protects The Owen-Gage High bles. dane contributed a triple m 1 fish contest School girls’ softball squad Kim McCanham, who the winning effort. more than your boat? will try to get back into the struck out 7 Owen-Gage Salcido picked up the win, grant through the hfichigan thick of the North Central Michigan’s free Ses- Travel Bureau. The grant batters, was the winning while Shelli Tibbits took the No problem. quicentennial Fishing Gold Thumb D League race pitcher. loss. allows the free contest to be Thursday against Decker- Boat Insurance from Auto-Owners protects you in case Rush Contest will be held open to all licensed fisher- In the nightcap, the lady Owen-Gage wasted no May 15 through Sept. 13, in ville, following its first 2 los- Bulldogs stayed within one time in the nightcap, get- of collision on land or water.. .it provides fire and theft men and women who regis- ses of the season last week. coverage; and liability and medical protection for you Lake Huron, according to ter plus their children run of the Pirates up until ting 6 runs in the first in- the East Michigan Tourist The lady Bulldogs, who the fourth inning, when ning. North Huron came and your family can also be added. under age 17 at no charge, were to host N.B. Wesleyan Association. unique for a major fishing Peck picked up 4 runs for a back in the second with 6 So ask your Auto-Owners agent just how their Boat The 3-month fishing con- Monday, fell 3-12 and 4-8 to 7-2 lead. Errors again runs of their own for a 7-6 contest. Participants will the league-leading Peck Pi- Insurance can be “no problem” keeping you afloat. test is open to all anglers have an opportunity for the plagued Owen-Gage, which lead, but the lady Bulldogs for rates in a twin bill Thurs- couldn’t put together a and will offer prizes $5,000 in gold in addition to rallied in the fourth with 5 king and coho salmon, lake day. The losses dropped strong rally. runs after tying the game, prizes such as rods, reels, Owen-Gage to 6-2 in the Tliz/oPm&hfi- trout, brown trout and lures, downriggers and Barb Hellebuyck was the 8-8, in the third. ~ ft M TW La* Bu5 -5 steelhead. The contest will league and overall. losing pitcher, while Diane Salcido again paced other sports equipment. “I thought we played well @.e> feature hundreds of mer- Cowley took the win. Owen-Gage bats with a Call or Stop By The prizes will be awarded against Peck; we just had chandise prizes and a grand following completion of the Top hitters for Owen- home run and 3 RBIs, while prize of $5,000 in gold to the a bad inning--too many er- Gage were Salcido, who Bolzman added a double contest Sept. 13. An official rors--in each game,” coach Harris-Hampshire Agency, InC. overall winner. list of prize winners will be had a single and an RBI, and one RBI. Judy Porter remarked. and Andrea Mandich and Hellebuyck was the win- 8724351 made available. Owen-Gage found itself 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City All of the Michigan lower Tonya Haldane, who each ning pitcher. Complete Gold Rush Con- behind early in the first contributed a single, peninsula shoreline on test information and entry game when Peck rallied Lake Huron is covered by forms are available by cal- Owen-Gage had better the event from Lexington with 5 runs in the second luck in a rescheduled dou- ling the Travel Bureau toll inning for a 6-1 lead. The bleheader against North to Mackinaw City. Official free, 1-800-5432 YES; or by Pirates made it 8-1 in the weigh-in centers will be es- writing the Michigan Huron April 29, sweeping third before the lady the series, 13-9 and 14-9. tablished at key points in Travel Bureau, P.O. Box Bulldogs scored again. shoreline resort cities. 30226, Lansing, MI 48909. As The lady Bulldogs used a Losing pitcher Angie balanced scoring attack, Entry form packets will a bonus, the information re- Bolzman contributed a 2 for contain complete descrip- sponse packet will contain with Angie Bolzman crack- 3 performance in the bat- ing a single and triple for 2 tions of the prizes, entry Michigan travel informa- ter’s box, while teammate form and weigh-in registra- tion literature and state RBIs, and Salcido adding 2 Susie Salcido was 3 for 3 singles and 2 RBIs. Hal- tion centers. transportation map. with one single and 2 dou- The contest has been ap- proved for a special state Sheriff reports few accidents Few vehicle mishaps in- in Elkland Township when Township, April 28. volving the Cass City area a deer leaped into his path, The report, which didn’t were reported by the Tus- according to a report filed list the driver’s name, indi- cola County Sheriff’s De- with the department. cated the vehicle involved partment over the past Parrish’s vehicle sus- was traveling west on week. tained light damage in the Akron Road when it left the Kevin R. Parrish, 18, 156 incident, which occurred at road, hit a mailbox and then Cemetery Rd., Deford, was about 12:50 a.m. Friday. hit a culvert. traveling west bound on Also reported was a mis- Mushroom Road about 112 hap on Akron Road east of Minor damage to the veh- mile west of Crawford Road Colwood Road in Elmwood icle was reported. 0 % Financing* from Lennox. Motel construction slated It was an idea in the back people don’t mind walking One will have a single king It’s tlma to score blg wlth a down the hall to get to their size bed and the other, 2 Lennox alr condllloner. Your of Clare Comment’s mind Lennox dealer le playing a when he built the Char- rooms, and others would double beds. The single whole new ball ame wllh 12- mont, and now it’s becom- like to drive up to their rooms will be 12’ 6” by 25’, month lnterest.8ree flnanclng ’ ing reality. doors and get out.” while the double rooms will plus $100.00 cash back on Last week Comment Other reasons cited by be 12’ 6” by 27’. Lennox high efflciency air Comment for putting the Comment said that for condltlonlng unlts. You can be started building a 12-unit cool lhroughoul Ihe season, motel, calling it (what doors inside are that the the investment to pay off, but you better acl fast. This else? 1 the Charmont Motel. motel will be easier to the motel will have to main- great play on Lennox energy clean, and because of tain an occupancy rate of at efflclent models wlll end May 29 The facility, located just west of the restaurant, Michigan’s cold winters. least 50 percent. He added, should be ready for busi- There will be 2 types of “If not, it wasn’t a good in- All Lennox alr condllloners are rooms available for rent. vestment. ” bull1 to the Induslry’s hlgtiast ness sometime in Julv. standards. And Lennox energy efllclent alr conditioners are Comment, who estimated deslgned lo provlde years of the cost of the 60 by 90 foot dependable cool rellef, taklng structure at more than Ihe heat off your summer utllity bllls, mason after season. $200,000, remarked that he doesn’t know if the motel will be a good investment Call your partlclpatlng DIAMONQ ELECTRIC SUPPLY Independent Lennox dealer. He or not. has the rlghl slzed Lennox alr condllloner for your home and “I’m gambling a little,” See Tom Tierney for your best buy! wlll provlde professlonal installallon lo keep you In cool he said. “I would never comfort. build it if I had just the motel to run. I hope it goes over. I kind of think it will.” CAR0 Make a Grand Slam home run LAPEER wllh 12-monlh Interest-free 141 S.Almer flnanclng’ plus $100.00 cash The word motel will be 1428 lmlay City Rd. back from Lannox. added to the Charmont sign, with the motel office 517-673-5334 31 3-664-7521 being located in the re- Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. FlnanClnQ avallabla to bu ers staurant. Sat. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. wlth approved credll only. &fer Sat. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. explres May 29, 1987. “It’s going to be nice,” Comment continued, de- scribing his motel. “There aren’t going to be any doors With Quality mirl 01 Home Appliances (on the outside). You have AIR CONDlTlONlNO 0 HEATINO to go down the hall to get [cm] into your rooms. There will be 6 on each side,” he added. -2 In each room there will be 4’ by 6’ window. The PLUMBING ti view one has will depend on HEATING, INC. the location of the room. Licensed Master Plumber Constructing the doors on the inside was one of the PIGEON 453-3531 toughest decisions to make BAD AXE 269-8091 in terms of planning the CASS CITY 872-5084 motel, according to the area businessman. “Some

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4 PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 40 top scholars honored Name all conference academic team

The second annual week by league authorities. submitted by school princi- average and ACT test re- team. The remainder ot the include membership in The squad is composed of pals. Church, Gagetown, youth of a &man team that Thumb B Association sults, The top 8 students are squad earns honorable band and orchestra, where group and was its represen- finished second in science academic all-conference the 5 top students at each of The students are then on the first team and the mention. she served as a member of the league's I8 schools as ranked by their grade point tative on the parish council. in the academic games team was announced this second 8 are on the second Although Cass City High the pep band, concert band He plans to study engineer- competition. He was a School failed to earn a place and marching band. She at- ing at the University of member of the Cross-coun- on the varsity, 4 of the 5 tended the Blue Lake Fine Michigan. try Skiing Club, Foreign students representing the Arts Camp and the Rotary AMES N. KRITZMAN- Language Club, Drama high school were on the sec- Youth Leadership Camp. WJh ile working at a part- Club and Journalism Club. ond team and the fifth, She was a member of the time job, he still found time In addition, he tutored in Carolyn Tuckey, finished Ski Club and the Tri-county to compete in track, prac- algebra. Plans to attend high on the list of honorable Honors Band. In addition, tice karate and work on sci- Vanderbilt University or mentions. she tutored, assisted the ence projects. His long- University of Michigan. The competition was se- United Way food distribu- range plan is to become a vere. There were 3 students tion and earned the physician and he feels that CAROLYN TUCKEY- on the varsity with perfect Daughters of the American his studies in Cass City will Held a part-time job grade point averages, but Revolution Good Citizen provide a solid background throughout her senior year. there were also 13 on the Award. She plans to study for his career. Was a member of the cross- second team with perfect engineering in college. country and track teams scholastic averages. It took MARK KAPPEN-Sports ERIC TRAUBE-He won for 2 years. Participated in a combination of near top played a large role in his an award in the hkhigan band and academic games. grades and a high mark on high school career. He was mathematics prize compet- Was a member of the the ACT test to earn a spot wrestling captain for 3 ition that recognizes out- Foreign Language Club. among the top 8. years and played football. standing students in Plans to attend Michigan While Cass City domi- He served as president of mathematics in high State University to study nated the second team St. Agatha's Catholic schools. He was member pre-law. selections, the Lakers, Bad a WILSON WU JAMES CHARMLEY LORI REIMANN ROBERT BANNICK Bad Axe High School High School Axe and Caro shared top Caro High School Bad Axe High School Lakers honors on the varsity with SCORE FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL GPA ACT 2 selections each. Rounding out the varsity team was a 1ST TEAM student from Marlette. I9 14.272 Wl lson wu Bad Axe Hlgh School 4.00 32 The scoring system mul- 1874.464 James Charmley Caro Htgh School 3.96 31 tiplies by 250 the grade 1828.559 Lor I Re I mann Bad Axe Hlqh School 4.03 29 point average and then 1328.559 Robert Bannlck Lakers High School 4.00 29 multiplies the ACT compo- 1805.571 Euqene Krywko Caro Hlqh School 3.91 29 site score by 28.571 and, ac- 1792.100 Christy Llcht Lakers Hiqh School 3.05 29 cording to the sponsors, if I1783.238 787.488 Kathy C I abuesch Lakers High School 3.95 28 the result is over 2,000, the Betsy Herron Marlette Hlgh School 3.93 20 score was figured wrong. Wilson Wu of Bad Axe was 2ND TEAM tops in the league with a I1771.417 778.309 Cass City Hlah score of 1914.272. James Kr1 ttman School 3.90 29 As might be expected, the bnnt s Grl f f In North 8ranch High 4.00 27 I1771.417 768.309 Jodi Ann Lava I ley North Branch Hlqh 4.90 27 group included outstanding Laura Phl I I Ips North Branch Hlgh 3.76 29 athletes, student council 1766.4 I 7 Mark Kappen Cass Clty Hldh School 3.98 27 and class officers and 1765.4 I7 Er IC Traube Cass Clty High School J. 98 27 members of nearly all 1758.91 7 Carolyn Gorney Bad Axe Hlgh School 3.95 27 school organizations. 1742.046 Deborah E. RI Ud .Cass City Hlqh School 4.00 26

CASS CITY SELECTIONS HONORABLE MENTION EUGENE KRYWKO CHRISTY LICHT KATHY CLABUESCH BETSY HERRON Caro High School Lakers High School DEBORAH E. BLUE-Her 1734.596 Sharl Anne Wh I tehead North Branch High 3.97 26 Lakers High School Marlet*e High School extracurricular activities I 734,596 Mtchel le Lynn O'Rourke North Branch Hlgh 3.97 26 I734 Kel ly Re 1 nert Vassar High Sch&l 3.74 28 1721.929 Chr I st I na Washburn Caro Hlgh School 3.80 27 5 Cass City members place well in competition 1708.91709.346 17 Carolyn Tuc key Cass Clty tlfqh School 3.87 26 MI chae Bad Axe Hlqh School 3.75 Y I Cott ick 27 1708,857 Susan Jos-, I vn Caro Hlah School __3-86~- --76 1707. I30 Thaws Gray Vassar Hlah School 3.40 30 1704,846 Kr 1 dtI ne Ge I ger Marlette Hlqh School 3.85 26 1700.455 Todd Bruce Lakers Hlgh School 3.83 26 1700.429 Matthew Smale Caro Hlgh School 3.72 27 1695.525 Dawn Label le Marlette Hlqh School 3.93 25 1681.780 Katherine Hemp ton lmlay Hlqh School 3.87 25 I 680.346 Brad Gu I gar BadVassar Axe HighHlqh School Schodl 3.75 26 1678.846 Scott McFar land 3.74 26 I 660 703 Marla Schumacher Lakers High School 3.67 26 1655.704 MIJason che I e Meyers Marlette High Schoo.1 3.88 24 1645.846 Man I er Vassar Hfqh School 3.61 26 1644.346 Jul le Stolz Vassar Hlqh School 3.61 26 I 6 I 8.204 Chr I st I ne Sheynock lmlay Clty Iiigh School 3.73 24 1590.49 I Tracy Kraft Marlette Hiqh Schbol 3.96 21 1489,950 Susan Adam I c lmlay Clty Hlgh School 3.22 24 1481.420 Mar I anne Lou I se Br I n kef lmlay City High School 3.64 20 1476. I70 Dawn Pau I lrnlay Clty Hlgh School 3.62 20

JAMES KRITZMAN MARK KAPPEN ERIC TRAUBE CAROLYN TUCKEY DEBORAH E. BLUE Cass City High School Cass City High School Cass City High School Cass City High School Cass City High School 'I PAGE SEVENTEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6.1987 Superintendents say state school financing fails

values. t AN c largely blamed for the gap Reynolds, superintenaent qualify for basic member- Michigan's funding sys- between the lowest and of the Crawford AuSauble ship aid from the state, but m for schools fails on sev- highest spending districts district in Grayling, said. he iaid its median house- eral fronts in trying to sup- of $1,785 and $5,915 per He said a foundation plan hold income and percent of port basic education ser- guaranteeing minimal households in poverty suf- legal limit, he said. pupil. Richard Smith, assistant i Eldred Kelley, Pastor phone (517) 872-5060 w vices, various school The presentations to the level of spending must be fers in relation to some superintendents told a spe- part of a new school finance other districts which do re- Detroit superintendent, I I State Board of Education's said the financial condition cial finance reform group School Finance Commis- system. He suggested the ceive state aid because of ! I recently. of the state's largest dis- i sion came in the first 2 ses- current school aid formula poorer property values. Announces the Dobson Film Series Chiefs in both urban and sions involving local which is based on property Redford-Union superinten- trict has improved over the [ rural areas and with vary- wealth should include a fac- dent Ken Ericksen said his last 3 years, but said pro- superintendents. jected future state aid allot- f ing degrees of wealth stres- Funding for basic educa- tor for household income. district is unable to provide sed that the quality of edu- The Grayling district has as rich a program as ments will be insufficient ! "Turn Your Heart Toward Home" tional services should not "to meet the cost of doing 1 catibn should not be so be subject to periodic prop- so much property value per neighboring districts be- 'sely tied to a school's cause of very low property business in our schools." I i erty tax votes, Kent student_.- - that it does not property value, which is .. .I And' he said school lead- 5 May loth, 6r30 p.m, "Power in Parenting: The Young Child" ers continue to ask Offers many practical helps for facing the battlegrounds in child- 1 I voters for higher taxes, ! when the overall school- .. local government rate is i ". the state's highest at over 5 ,I 80 mills. May ltth, 6t30 p.m, "Power in Parenting: The Adolescent" ,. Smith said not only must discusses fatheddaughter and motherlson relationships, and the im- Ii state aid detach itself from \ portance of allowing- children to grow and develop as individuals. property value to guaran- tee basic education, the for- i mula must take into ac- I May 24th" 6:30 porn, 'The Family Under Fire" count what he said are the views the family in the context of today's society. Dr. Dobson urges higher costs of providing parents to look at the effects of governmental interference, abortion eiwation and maintaining I and pornography, and to get involved. I schools in urban areas. I I Two other urban ad- I May 3 1rt, 6t30 p,m, "Overcoming a Painful Childhood" ministrators-Flint super- I 5 intendent Joseph Pol- includes Shirley Dobson's intimate memories of a difficult childhood \ lack and Pontiac deputy i with her alcoholic father, and the influence which brought her to a \ superintendent Byron loving God. I Love-also complained of t I austere school programs ! June 7th, bt30 porn. "The Heritage'0 despite high tax levels, a 1 I situation that will be worse- I Dt. Dobson speaks clearly of the four traditional values which can help I ned in both districts if Gen- assure 'happy, healthy, strengthened homes and family relationships \ eral Motors wins multi- in the years to come. million dollar property as- t sessment appeals. The public is invited. But Pollack was less crit- 1 I ical than many of the prop- erty tax, saying it provides 1 6430 Chestnut Blvd. Cass City, MI 48726 Phone (517) 872-5060 a stable and medictable in- i come source: but suggested L------d ELKLAND TOWNSHIP firemen, plagued by numerous brush fires this statewide assessment of -- - I) ------I -- - I - - spring, were called Monday to extinguish a blaze just west of Schweigler Road large commercial and in- I Advertise It In The Chronicle I about 4 miles north of Cass City. The cause of the fire, which scorched 2 acres of $~$a~~~~~~~w~~~~~J LI)~'~~'~~~I)~~~~~~~-~~~ open field, remains unknown. schools and taxpayers.

Berger and Company for your survey proving again that the CASS CITY CHRONICLE IS FIRST in the Cass City primary c customer area. Following survey results are from a 10-mile radius in all directions from Cass City in Sanilac, Tuscola and Huron Counties. Shoppers' Guide. . 56 Yo Advertiser. 58 Yo 0 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-. 70 /O call 872-2010 today. YOU can't reach the Cass City trading area without the Chronicle. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE EIGHTEEN Sheriffs Department USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 10 words or less, $1.25 each Automotive insertion: additional words 7 Man arrested on warrant FOR SALE - 1971 - 112 ton cents each. Three weeks for Chevrolet pickup, power r.kLEE DESCRAMBLER FOR SALE - AdmirZ 21” the price of two - cash rate. ALFALFA new seed- with purchaseof loft. satel- color TV, $45.00. Call after Township on a mis- Save money by enclosing steering and automatic. Sub-soiler and utility ing’ l8 looking for lite system, $1595 complete. 4 :30 p. m. 872-3927. 2-5-6-3 demeanor warrant for non- cash with mail orders. Rates someone ,to take off. Call support out of Oakland for display want ad on trailer with side racks. Call Earth Station Satel- 872-2918. 1-5-6-1 872-2702after 6:00p.m. lite TV Sales & Service, 1433 VACUUM CLEANERS - The Regular Meeting of Village Council County. application. Quality, Reliability, Per- According to a report on 2-5-6-1 E. Caro Rd., Caro, phone formance. Spring cleaning A motion was made by 673-4783 24-22-3 the incident, a deputy ob- FOR SALE - 19 ton Timber time - new and used sweep- The meeting of Trustee Helwig and sup- served a van parked in an Automotive 1 ers on sale. Excellent re- the Cass City Village Coun* ported by Trustee Weaver King log splitter, Briggs & open field across from a re- RamStratton - 15” 8 wheels hp motor,-24” - $500.00.. The Thumb pair Service, complete cil was held April 27 at 7:OO to replace 32 Mercury sidence near Rossman FOR SALE - 1975 Maverick, F’Oa SALE - ’78 and ’79 check up only $8,95 plus runs good, body rough. Call Triumph 750cc Bonneville Yarn Shop p-m- at the Vapor lights on East and Road east of Plain Road. Phone 872-3288or 872-3545, parts. Free in home, de- Building. All Trustees Were West ~~i~ and North and Inside the vehicle was 872-3932. 1-4-29-3 motorcycles, recent over- monstration. Financing 90 present with the exception South Seeger, 11 lights in Jerome W. Rugowski, who haul. Call 517-864-3756after 2-4-29-3 8 miles north of M-81 and days same as cash. Need of Trustee Stahlbaum. intersection and 1/2 the downtown alleys and in- stated that he owned the FOR SALE - rebuilt 350 4 6 p.m. 2-4-22-3 M-53 Kirby Parts? Will ship par- President Davis Opened stall 6 new lights in the al- property and was prepar- bolt main engine, rear win- FOR SALE - Cedar posts, mile west on Rescue Road cel post immediately, Deal the Public Hearing on the leys with High Pressure ing to build a house. dows for Chevy and Ford FOR SALE - Navy beans, picnic tables, lawn sflngs, locally and save lots of establishment Of a Special Sodium lights at an installa- Following a radio check, pickups, 350 transmission. early maturity, state wishing wells, clothes line Open daily 12:OO till 9:OO money. Kirby Company, p.m. Assessment District for tion cost of $1,720.00 and an Rugowski was arrested on Call 683-2940, 1-4-22-3 tested, germination 80%. poles, lawn chairs. 4351 Re- Bad Axe, Daniel Messing curb and gutter On Sher+ annual lighting cost of the warrant. Call after 6 p.m. 313-672- scue Road, Cass City. Call 269-7562 or 479-6543. Au- man Street between Third $1,828.20. Motion carried 6 Also in Wells Township, 9661. 2-5-6-3 872-2039. Phone 269-8097 thorized dealer. In ad- and Garfield as advertised. yeas nays. . FOR SALE - 1980 Mustang 2-3-19-tf deputies investigated a sus- Ghia, brown with gold 2-3-12-tf vance, thank you for the Hearing no objections a mo- A ;notionwas made by picious carlperson report business. 2-3-18- 15 tion was made by Trustee pinstriping, 3 door, 4 speed, WE BORE ENGINES from Trustee Tuttle and sup- from the Tuscola County 1 3/4” to 6”. Includes every- FOR SALE - knotty pine Helwig and supported by ported by Trustee Weaver AM-FM cassette, power Road Commission. brakes, power steering. thing from lawn mowers boards, $1.00 per board Trustee Tuttle that the Pub- to enter into an agreement The report stated that a and ATVs to trucks and foot. Call 872-4161. 2-4-29-3 [ RF$yigteJ liC Hearing be closed. MO- with Thomas and Kathleen car was observed near the Very clean, Can be seen at tion carried yeas, nays* 4291 Maple St., Cass City, tractors. Call for free esti- Jackson to lease a parking intersection of Wells and mate. McMahan Auto Sup- FOR SALE crocheted President Davis Opened lot at the corner of Seeger or call 872-2225 after 3. FOSTER CARE licensed Cat Lake roads. Deputies 1-5-6-3 ply, phone 872-3210. 2-4-29-2 items. Provincial House, a Public Hearing on a Cable and Church Streets for found a white female, ask for Victoria Gies. home for sale - all equipped TV Franchise as adver- years in the amount of Kathy L. Teddy, appa- I 2-4-22-3 to take over, has 4 patients, tised. Hearing no objec- $470.00 per month. rently sleeping inside the FOR SALE - Brand new for income,can be licensed tions a motion was made by Lynda McIntosh and vehicle. I Obituary I Kirby vacuum with attach- FOR SALE - Formica for 6. Bertha Wills and sup- Dorothy Stahlbaum were Teddy, 28, Cincinnati, ments. Make me an offer. kitchen table and 6 chairs, Campbell, phone 517-658; Call 872-3953. 2-4-22-3 Books by Janette Oke. June ported by Trustee Weaver appointed as chairpersons Ohio, stated that she had Masters, Bacher and others - $25, Call 872-3463. 2-4-29-3 2w4. 1 west of Ubly, 1/2 that the hearing be closed. for the ~~~~~i~lD~~ taken a ride after a family George Dillman Plaques, leaded crystal and south, Stambaugh &I.,first Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 parade. disagreement, and that she etched glass, etc. SATELLITE Special - 10” house. 3-5-6-2 nays. The Budget and Finance wanted to leave the scene. Former long-time Cass D ISC::I PLES H I P perforated satellite system The minutes of the March Committee will meet again The deputy, who indi- City resident George FAMILY Btmkstore & with remote control, VC/II, FOR SALE - 1973 Marlette meeting were approved as in regards to the selling; of cated the woman was into- Christian Su plies 2,100 decoder and 1 year mobile home 12x60, with Dillman, 80, died April 14 in 247 s Stale, coro. A. 673.5605 presented. Villaie property in -the xicated, took her keys, gave guide subscription free 9x22 expando, 2 bedrooms. Jerry Polk and Frank Zephyrhills, Fla. Jack Gillig southeast portion of the Vil- her his name and depart- Tucsday + Thursday 10.30-6 with purchase, complete in- Set in Riverview Park in Schott were present to ob- Dillman was born Sept. 2, lage. ment phone number, and 1906, He graduated from stallation $1,595. C & M Caro. Call 517-635-7391. ject to the possible con- A motion was made by told her she could get the Seed corn Satellite Service, 872-5075 3-5-6-2 struction of a 48 unit low to Cass City High School in Alfalfa Trustee Hopper and sup- keys back after she “so- after 2:00 p.m. 2-4-29-2 ~ .. moderate income housing 1925, and married Eleanor Sudan grass ported by Trustee .Helwig bered up.” Nique June 14, 1934. The complex in the southeast to adopt a resolution to 5702 Moriartey Rd. FOR SALE - 2 rototillers FOR SALE - cabin, Mio portion of the Village. couple resided in Cass City area, 2-bedroom, bath, grant a Cable Television Decker, MI 48426 and riding lawn mowers. ForRent 1 Mike Prinze and Gail for 35 years. Call 872-3932. 2-4-29-3 finished like a house, fur- Franchise to First Michi- Coming Auctions Dillman orchestrated the Phone (517) 635-7124 Mills of Gateway sanitation gan Cablevision. Motion nace and woodburner, 2 Sunset Beach Band, which 2-4-15-4 BUSINESS SPOT - rent or were present to request carried 6 yeas, 0 nays, INTERSTATE Batteries - acres. Would consider land that the Village extend played throughout the lease, center of Cass City. contract. Mrs. Lawrence A special meeting of the Thumb in the early years of Batteries for the auto, their refuse contract for 1 Council will be held Friday, Saturday, May 9 - 2 real FOR SALE 8-ft. pickup farm, lawnmower, truck. Parking lot at rear en- Guinther. Call 872-4266. his marriage. He was later - trance. Gas heat. At 6473 3-4-22-3 to 3 years. This matter was May 1, at 12:15 p.m. to re- estate auctions will be held camper, self-contained. Guaranteed quality. Check employed at Anrod Screen Main, Phone 872-3535. May turned over to the Public view a request to transfer in Kinde, Monalee Prange Call 658-8779 4 :OO. with us. Cass City Tire, 872- Cylinder for several years. after 4-5-6-4 Services Committee. the Cable Television at 314 O’Dell St. at 10:30 2-4-29-3 5303, 2-5-6-3 be seen anytime. FOR SALE - Neat %bed- The March Financial a.m. and Gary Deering, As a member of the Franchise agreement from Evangelical United Bret- room ranch with attached, Statement was reviewed. First Michigan Cablevision 5107 Kinde St. at 11:30. NEED USED We FOR RENT - 2 bedroom finished garage ; enclosed A motion was made by hren Church (Salem United FOR SALE - 300 gallon gas TIRES? to Centel Cable Television Osentoski Realty and Au- con- have a good selection of mobile home with addition, patio; small barn on sec- Trustee Weaver and sup- c tioneering. Methodist Church), he tank with stand, $30. Robert luded lot with many trees; Company. tinued to use his musical Vargo, call 872-3646 after 5 used tires and rims. Stop in married couple, no pets, de- ported by Trustee McIntosh The Planning Commis- p.m. 2-4-22-3 and see. Cass City Tire, 872- posit, references, $190 per surrounded by state land; that the bills be approved Thursday, May 14 Har- talent, playing piano, start- sion minute5,- were re- - ing the church orchestra 5303. 2-5-6-3 month. 8 miles north, 1/4 Cass City area; only as presented. vey Kritzman will sell b viewed. and singing in the church west of Cass City. Call 872- $34,500. Call Max Ham- A motion was made by The Manager’s report equipment at the place lo- s ecial Bu7 2986, 4-4-22-3 mond for details, 872-2009, Trustee Helwig and sup- cated 19’2 miles south of choir. He also spearheaded f was reviewed. renovation of the church. WATE PUMPS& ANKS FOR SALE - two 500 or Osentoski Realty, 872- ported by Trustee Weaver A motion was made by Cass City on Cemetery Rd. Kawasaki motorcycles and 4377. Ask for 12H194. to award the 1987 audit to and 1/4 mile west. Hillaker Dillman was an avid FOR RENT - one bedroom 3-4-22-4 Trustee Helwig and sup- sports enthusiast. During Myers hp deep or shallow parts, $150. Call 872-3863. Yeo and Yeo of Marlette. ported by Trustee McIntosh Auction Service. well jet. Reg. $264 Sale $186 2-4-29-3 apartment, $165 per month. Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 the 1950s, he umpired high Phone 872-2836. 44-29-3 to change the regular May school baseball and city Red Jacket lh hp converti- nays. meeting to May 26 at 7:OO ble jet. Reg. $259 Sale $186 FOR SALE - %story, 4-bed- A motion was made by Saturday, May 16 -To set- softball games. He was also room house with 3-car gar- p.m. Motion carried 6 yeas, an active bowler and golfer Flint & Walling or Rap- FOR RENT - newly remod- Trustee Helwig and sup- tle the Melvin Chamberlin idayton M hp- shallow [.,,,,,,,I age, in Kingston. Call 683- 0 nays. eled 2 bedroom apart- ported by Trustee Tuttie to estate, an auction of per- while living in Cass City. 2474 for more information.3-4-15-4 A motion was made by sonal property will be held He moved to Palm Tree well jet. $176 ments, stove and re- establish a Special Assess- Red Jacket Renegade $5 hp Trustee Weaver and sup- Acres in Zephyrhills in 1974. frigerator included, in ment District on Sherman at the place located 4 miles 10 GPM submersible pump. LARGE GARAGE SALE - ported by Trustee Tuttle 1 3/4 At the time of his death, he Owendale. Call mornings Street from Third to Gar- south, mile east and Reg. $335 Sale $275 little bit of everything, HOME FOR SALE by that the meeting be ad- south of Cass City at 2171 was a member of the Trin- Thursday only, 8:00 a.m.- till 4:00 872-3055. After 4:OO field for curb and gutter. journed. Motion carried 6 Red Jacket Waterbear ?h owner - Cozy 2 bedroom Englehart Rd. Hillaker Au- ity United Methodist 6:Wp.m. 4319 West St. call 678-4104. 4-4-22-4 Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 yeas, 0 nays. hp submersible pump. home located south on Oak nays. ction Service. Church in Zephyrhills. 14-5-6-1 Dillman is‘ survived by Reg. $395 Sale $325 St. in Cass City. Excellent FOR RENT - newly remod- a 1 his wife. Eleanor; a son, 30 gallon horizontal Blad- for starter or retirement. der tank $112 MOVING SALE - 6729 Gar- eled 2 one-bedroom apart- Appliances, large living Richard’ Dillman of 42 gallon Bladder tank $126 ments, 2 blocks from Main Find the Service or Product Saginaw ; a daughter, Mar- field. May 6-7-8, 10 till 5. In room, finished basement Myers Tornado submersi- e St., Cass City. Deposit, re- and very economical. For You Need in This. jorie Stein of Hudson, Fla. ; basement Piano, baby . . a brother, Roy Burton of ble sump pump. $114 clothes, double oven stove. ferences. Call 872-2696 or appointment call 872-3084. Action Guide I 14-5-6-1 872-5459. 4-4-1-tf 3-4-29-3 I Bradenton, Fla.; and 5 grandchildren, Julie, Other sizes also special priced while supplies last e SERVICE DIRECTORY Joseph and Jennifer Stein, YARD SALE - May 8-9, 9 LARGE apartment for rent HOUSE FOR SALE & I I REMOVAL and jonathan and Janeen a.m,-5 p.m. 1985 Honda 80 - above Coach Light, par- 1 n;ii-mm The Rawson Memorial UllllIICSlI~ Call Elite, VCR, redwood lawn tially furnished. Phone 872- Library will receive bids 24-HR. SERVICE A memorial service was Paul’s Pump Repair furniture, fishing equip- 3613. 4-4-22-3 held April 17 at Kinnard 6734850 for prompt service ment, dishes, clothes, toys, for house located at 6471 r Chapel, First United and parts anytime etc. 4407 West St. 14-5-6-1 Pine St., Cass City, Mich. Croft-Clara Lumbor, Inc. FOR RENT - newly remod- The successful bidder ’ PLUMBING G HEATING, INC. I Met hodis t Church, 2-4-29-tf JIM’S Cass City - 872.2141 Zephyrhills, Fla., with in- eled business space in will be responsible for the Andrrrrn Wmdowr 6528 Maln INDOOR Rummage Sale - in Cass BODY SHOP Phonr lt2.W terment at Chapel Hill Gar- prime location City. removal of the building be- Complete Colllslon hxfrr FOR SALE: Dual cassette every Saturday, 8 :30 to 3 :00 Senlce Loclrr Plgoon Phonr 453-3531 dens in Dade City, Fla. Phone 872-4377 or 872-2352 tween June 15 and August Jim Perry hfiniJkdr~diag stereo, good condition, at VFW Hall, E. Main evenings. 4-7-31-tf 15, 1987. Mon..Fri. 8 am.630 Certified Technician - p.m. needs dust cover, $50 or Street. Table rent $5.00. The library will be re- Sat.- 8 a.m.4 p.m. 1 best offer. Call 872-3678. 14-9-17 -tf sponsible for backfilling Phone 872.3991 This space could TRAILER FOR RENT - 6552 Kelly Rd., Cass Clty 0-G seniors basement. 2 mlles south, east Kelly Rd. 2-5-6-1 $195 per month, on paved 500 tl. on be yours for GARAGE SALE - 6632 Bids are to be submitted road. Call 872-3544. 4-4-29-3 no later than 5:00 p.m. May as little as $1.75 Huron, Thursday, Friday, May 7-8. Something for 15, 1987 to I Buy your carpel or per week. call us for expert In~trllollon.We air April I MR.FARMER I everyone. Gallaway. FOR RENT - Spacious 3 also do custom and repolr work. 14-5-6-1 bedroom apartment - over Rawson Memorial Library Fictory trolned, “We Do I1 Rlghl.” WeAcres have going ample to CRP? supplies retail business in Cass City, 6495 Pine St. CASS CITY TIRE Sallilrcllon gurranleed. $275 plus utilities. Security Cass City, MI 48726 Hercules and Cooper J.J.’s Flooring Senrice TIRES actidties of: GARAGE SALE - at 6339 deposit and references re- Tire Repalr Cass City Brenda Dr., Cass City, near - Timothy quired. Call 872-2333 - even- Bids will be opened at Allgnrnents Mufflers Phone 665-2866 or 872-4701 water tower, May 7-8, from Brakes 011 Changes Rich’s Disposal - Tall Fescue ings 673-6572. 4-4-29-2 9:OO a.m. Tuesday, May 19, Certihed A St. 9 :00-4 :00, Lots of clothing, Mechanic Residsntlal 8. Commercial dinner served by the - Perennial Rye Grass at the library. Phone 872-5303 Peter’s Lutheran Church’s for cover all sizes, two 48” traverse. The Board of Trustees of Rubbish Removal Ladies Aid combined with 14-5-6-1 OFFICE SPACE for rent - Container Service Avallable the Rawson Memorial Lib- musical entertainment heat, air conditioning, elec- rary Reserves the right to Berger & Co.f&l GARAGE SALE - Antique tricity, carpeting, barrier Clare’s Sunoco Service Buds and Blossoms Call 683.2233 April 23 rounded out ac- I accept or reject any or all tivities for the Owen-Gage 872-2171 wicker porch chairs; free, 2-3 room units. Main bids. Tune Up8 Mlnor RepaIra Cass 872- flrer Batterlea Senior Citizens for the 2-4-29-2 I household items; canning St., City. Phone 3-4-29-2 Grease & 011 jars, no cracks; kids’ 2155 or 872-3519, 4-5-21-tf Sandy 4 Tom Tierney. Owners RUST PROOFING month of April. I Cerlified Mechanic I 1 games; many items. May 4546 Leach St.. Cass City. MI 48726 TAKING ORDERS for as- 7,8,9,9a.m.-6p.m.6l/2east Call 872-2470 Phone 872-3935 Some 48 members and paragus, 8&! lb. Call Laura guests, including the Rev. of Cass City. 872-2301. I Tuff=KoteDinol Cherniawski, 517-683-2747 14-5-6-1 Eric Lambart, Clyde after 5:00 p.m. 2-4-29-3 Jew on the market! 3 bedroom ranch on 2.5 acres. Full Leiterman, Mary Ailing Automotive Rust PrOOfinQ YARD SALE - Wednesday- basement, 30x30 garage, 3 baths, 1556 sq. ft., only 3 L&S Mobil Senrice Systems 6 Waxlng and Eulah Spaulding, at- nile from Cass City. Friday, May 6, 7, 8. Men’s, Phone 872.2342 - Gravel Guards tended the dinner. Leiter- Running Boards ladies’, children’s clothes, man provided the enter- BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED 978 14x70 mobile, like brand new, on 8 acres, Cass City Certified Mechanics HAIR BENDERS Rock Kole Slone Chip Protection JprciolirL~in tainment with a guitar, ac- BUSINESS CARDS dishes, children’s games, khools, storage shed, 28x70 slab cement.

Complete Car Care Service Cutting Stylinw hrmr cordion, banjo, harmonica, miscellaneous. 9-5. 1 mile + Tues. 6 Frl. 8 a.m. 6 p.m. east, 1% north, 5102 Wrecker Service - - Phone 26909585 jew’s-harp, concertina and Designed to make that first 972 Rembrant on 3/4 of an acre, well/septic, needs Wed. & ThUrJ. - 8 a.m.. 8:30p.m, impression a lasting one! Schwegler Rd. 14-5-6-3 Sat, - 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe percussion. work. Owner wants an offer. Cass City Schools. I 6350 h-flrld Pb.072.3145 1 t C Villaae Service Center 1 ’rice reduced from $21,900 to $15,900 on this 1974 14x68 ! bedroom mobile. Has 2 baths and is in excellent Tundps Brakes Mulllers Luther Durham, Robert :ondition. .82 of an acre. Cass City Schools. See our new cablog. shoes, jewelry, yard goods, Ce rtilied M ec hanic Llttle Ads Schell and Ailing. sheets. Wednesday and f RE€ 3epair shop consisting of 40x30 building has been in Ia~frwaHtL Up 4 Drfirru You’re Reading One On April 2, 36 members Cass City Chronicle ~~~~~ St. ’6. 14-5-6-63271 Iusiness for 50 years, includes all equipment and Phon. 8724850 attended the group’s regu- 2-4-4tf nventory. Owner wants to sell, land contract I available. ’ I Call872.2010 I I W”Dow lar business meeting at St. 6 FAMILY Garage Sale - r ,-J Agatha’s parish hall. May 7 and 8, 9-5, corner of I0 Storms.Screens-Windows I Janitorial Service Floors. Pine and Woodland, Cass Wah’r Radiator Repir . FOR SALE. - 2 horses, 1 Auto, Truck and I PLUMBING-HEATING-1 Eaves &Gutters Cleaned Hl.Rirer Door prikes were won by Palomino quarter horse City. Children’s clothing, Small Engine Repair Service & Rental infants size 10, adult clo- Minor and Major Repair Evelyn Winchester and and 1Arab/Appaloosa, both - Estlmates on Commercial, thing, maternity clothes, No Mark Up on Parts Resldentlal & Industrial Work Mike Pisarek. are very gentle, $375 each. Certifred Mechanic Walt Connolly FUELGAS winter coats, snowsuits, Complete. Complele Insurance Coverage Rustler horse trailer $900. Radlator and Heater Core @ The Security Senlcea Available portable crib, strollers, car Sales and Service Appliance Store Members of the May Hay wagon on David Brad- ley running gear $250. seats, baby swing, kitchen Cass City phone 872-4377 1 Ih miles south of llght In Mon..Frl. 8 lo 5, Sat. 8.12 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw committee are Mary sink, toys, lamps. Antiques, Cas9 City on Cemetery Rd. Emergency 24 hr. Senlce Call Kuehne, Mary Blondell, Scorpion snowmobile, ex- Caro phone 673-7777 Juncllon Mal 6 M.53, Cass Clly $225. coke machine, dresser. Ph. 872-5363 790-7609 Vernita Jaster and cellent condition, Call 14-5-6-1 Phonr Slt472~2161 673-2964 2-4-22-3 I Elizabeth Bartholomy. evenings. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 PAGE NINETEEN TURN DISCARDS INTO CASH = USE LOW COST CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Notices Notices I Services 1 [ Services Merchandise [W] ~ (Services) 1 WANT TO RENT - 1 or 2 - FOR HOME delivery of De- AUTO AIR conditioning ** RICH’S DISPOSAL Resi- THE WHITTLERS DEN - POODLE FOR SALE - Call troit Free Press in Cass bedroom house or apartT problems? Complete chec- dential and Commercial BRING NEW LIFE Unfinished field style re- 872:4665 or (313) 359-5526. ment in Cass City area. kup and service at Cass Rubbish Removal. Con-’ TO YOUR CARPET placement gunstocks fitted Thioking of Buy- City, Gagetown, Deford, Prefer partially or fully fur- 2 -5-6-3 Wilmot and Kingston, City Tire, 872-5303, 5-5-6-3 tainer service available.8-2-12-tf Revive the original beauty of your to customer’s gun from ing or Selling? nished, but not necessary. Call 683-2233, carpet. Cleaned in your own home phone Dale Churchill - 872- by Von Schrader $100, save 10% on all re- 1982 YAMAHA Virago 920 Contact Walbro Corpora- finishing. Offer good Call one of our 4429. Thirteen week spe-R tion, Human Resources Look who’s 30 dry-foam method for sale or will consider Real Estate pro- cia1 : daily & Sunday - $1.40 and still kind of “purrty” NEED YOUR house shing- No muss No through May 31. For infor- Dept +, phone 517-872-2131, fUS8. NO odor. trade. Also buying junk per week, daily only - 80g 1 led? IO-years’ experience, mation and appointment extension 303. 5-4-29-2 Use the same motorcycles. Call anytime fessionals. per week, Sunday only, 50~ free estimates. Call 517-635- call 872-3441, Monday-Fri- 872-4456. 2-5-6-3 per week. Non-subscribers 2892 or 313-648-2258. 8-5-6-1 day before 8 p.m. Ask for only. 5-4-29-3 FREE ESTIMATES Steve. 8-4-15-7 [-RealEstate on roofing, siding, HORSE BOARDING - $75 I insulation, aluminum doors Farm 1 Cass City 872-2248 AVAILABLE FROM Rent- per month. Call 658-2523 be- 1. For Sale J and windows and fore 9:30 a.m. 8-5-6-3 Caro 673-2555 2-4-tf A-Stork : “Unique” baby aluminum or [Equipment J LISTINGS NEEDED - Call I‘ -1announcement products for Cass City 872-4614 Fiber Glass awnings, for free appraisal. Our ex- new parents. Call 872-3407 8-10-8-tf FOR SALE - IHC 16” 4-bOt- perience is your insurance. FOR SALE - older country tom semi-mount plow, Or 872-2191, 5-10- 154f Elkton Roofing Happy Birthday Oqkntoski -Realty, Ca& home with barn and 5 acres, E [mer H. Francis CERTIFIED, experienced model 540, all new parts, City, phone 872-4377. on paved road, close to & Siding Co. mechanic - will do farm like new. Phone 673-3350. 3-5-a-tf town. Call 872-2334. 3-4-29-3 Bu dding Contractor Lor-Dell’s tractor, truck and lawn 9-5-6-3 Phone 269-7469 CAR WASH - at J & C Ser- mower repair. Reasonable ~~~ .~ Restaurant 5-4-9-tf vice, Lutheran Church New homes Or remodeling, rates. Call 683-2940. 8-4-.22-3 Real Estate softball team, May 9, roofing, siding, barns, pole FOR SALE - 2090 Case 11:OO ~ Bad Axe a.m. to 4:~p.m. $3.00 out- bulldlngs- diesel tractor with cab, CAS CITY-CAR0 AREA: 80 plus acres with one-half heat, air, 330 hours, excel- BINGO - Every Thursday side, $5.00 inside and out- mile High Bank CASS RIVER frontage. Lots of Wild Life will be open side. 5-5-6-1 Licensed and insured Ken Martin lent condition; #56 Interna- including large deer herd. Quiet-Peaceful location. MOTHER’S DAY at St. Pancratius Hall, S. tional 4 row beet and bean Seeger, Cass City. Doors Electric, Inc. Approximately I,$ cleared farm land with some tile. drill, excellent condition, open 6:OO p.m. Early-bird Phone 517 872-2921 Ideal for pasture-hay crop, Large forest, Has great Featuring our famous BINGO - every Wednesday 8-4-15-4 Residential and some small tools available. pdtential for Recreation Park. Price reduced to $60,000. buffet at $6.50 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. night. Open 6: 00 - early bird Call 883-2677, ~ 9-4-1-6 Phone 872-5410. Knights of Commercial Wiring 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. Free Estimates 14% Acres located 1/3 mile south of Deford. Rear of Also serving Cornish Hen Columbus Council No. 8892. Post3644VFW, E. MainSt. ELECTRIC motor and 3 5-12-31-tf 5-2-26-tf FOR SALE - 300 gallon Sun- property adjoins Deford State Game Area, Nice clearing and Prime Rib dinners power tool repair, 4 p.m, to State Licensed set bulk tank with new for Mobile Home or Log Cabin. Small barn-garage type 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to Copeland compressor~ Call building. 3 phase Detroit Edison in front yard. Lots of For reservations call Happy 40th 5 p.m. Saturdays. John r Services 872-4114 after 4 :00 872-3959. 9-4-22-3 trees and firewood. Aged owner can no longer handle. 269-6427 Blair, 1/8 mile west of M-53 Phone Priced for immediate sale. All oil-gas and mineral rights 5-4-29-2 JB on Sebewaing Road. Phone 4180 Hurds Corner Road included. Take immediate advantage of this nice piece of 1 AUCTIONEER 269-7909. 8-12- 13-tf 8-8-10-tf f Livestock property. $13,000 with $3,000 down. Owner will finance Complete Auctioneering I balance on 10% land contract. “MY MOM” - She helps me Service Handled Anywhere. Revive C & M SATELLITE Ser- GOATS FOR SALE - nan- through and through each We Make all Arrangements. CARPET & UPHOLSTERY vices: all makes and mod- nies and billies. Call after 6 5 miles south of Cass City. 15 Acres of Parklike grounds. day, and gives me a helping Our Experience is Your STEAM CLEANING els of satellite VHF/VH an- p.m. 872-5035. 10-5-6-3 Small clearing completely surrounded by Woods and smile on the way. She Assurance. tennas. Call 872-5075 after Free estimates 2:OO p.m. 8-4-29-2 Evergreens. Strictly a quiet-peaceful and secluded piece knows that when I’m feel- Truck mounted equipment of property, no close neighbors. Lots of deer, birds and ing down, just what would Ira, David & (Help Wanted) wildlife. 110’ machine drive rock bottom well. Comes with make me turn around. So Martin Osentoski 5th wheel, self contained, sleeps 4 persons comfortably. when I start feeling sad, I Phone Smith Refrigeratior NURSE AIDE for live-in Gas - 6 volt and electric refrigerator. Full bath, Must be just think of my morn and Cass City 812-2352 Collect home care 3-4 days per seen and much better than advertised. Your ideal spot for it makes me feel glad. Just 8-12-17-tf and week. Competitive wages. Must have prior experience your Log Cabin or Dream House. Price reduced to to know she’s always there, ST. AGATHA Pancake $21,500 for immediate sale, and then I know that she’ll Appliance Repair and reliable transporta- Breakfast in church base- INTERIOR AND Exterior tion. Call 517-674-8746 for always care. Love, Pam ment, Gagetown, Sunday, painting. Theron Just listed this 40 Acres of Woods and Forest. Located on Stoll. 5-5-6-1 more information. Equal May 10, 10 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Esckilsen, 4355 Ale St., All makes and models - Opportunity Employer. Shabbona Road. Legal Description: NE%-NW% of Section ~ ~ ~~ Adults $2.50, children 6-12 Cass City. Call 872-3095. 11-5-6-1 26, Novesta Township, Out of state owner. Price reduced to $1.50, children 5 and under 8-4-2-tf Call $22,000 with $5,000 down. Owner will finance on Land : An- free. Everyone welcome - Contract. This property has great potential and can be RENT-A-STORK 872-3092 nouncement service. Ador- all you can eat. 5-5-6-1 TIRED OF calling for LAWN MOWER and small HELP WANTED - Part- split in to 4 parcels. Look it over. able outdoor display deli- Satellite Service without engine repair. Will pick up time motor route driver, vered and placed in front of any response? Call Rick’s and deliver. Also buying old 8- 10-22-t f early a.m. work. Dependa- Zemke Real Estate new baby’s home to an- WANT TO RENT - 2 to 3 ble person and vehicle, Deford, Michigan, phone 1-517-872-2776or 872-2966 Earth Station. We service mowers, tillers, bicycles, nounce arrival. Color of bedroom house with garage all makes and models. Ac- motorcycles - any condi- RON’S Refrigeration - Re. eastern Tuscola County. We are a family-owned business and are going on our 70th bundle tells friends and in Cass City area. Phone ross from Caro Honda on tion, running or plain junk. pair all makes of washers, Sales incentives, also $4.50 year in Real Estate. Open 8 days a week and 25 hours a neighbprs if boy or girl. Call 872-2131 extension 278 or M-81. Phone 673-4783.8-5-6-tf Call anytime 872-4456. dryers, refrigerators, per hour plus 19g per mile. day. 872-3407. 5-4-29-t f 872-5302. 5-4-29-2 8-5-6-3 freezers and ranges. Call Phone Free Press 872-4429. 3-5-6-1 Car0 673-6278. 8-6-24-tf 11-4-29-3

~ - WANTED - nurse aides to work in skilled nursing ~ REALESTATE I facility. Please contact Mrs. Baker 872-2174. EOE. SPECIAL! ! ALMOST W4 HORSE RACE TRACK (Caro) A BUSINESS FOR YOUR FAMILY! !! 11-5-6-2 56 ACRES: approximately 1200 square foot home - RANCH TYPE - 1% bathrooms; NEW LISTING: FAMILY RESTAURANT - established over 25 years: remodeled and laundry room off kitchen - 26x28’ 2 car garage with fiberglass doors; 2 HORSE new equipment, booths, tables, etc., over $4o,OO0.00 spent on remodeling -- excellent BARNS 30x48’ and 50~30’~8 box stalls in one barn and 2 box stalls in 2nd barn; PLUS gross and profit --- $35,000.00 down payment. LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT! ! ! WANT TO HIRE - full time I one mobile home rents for $170.00 per month; horse stalls’ income $180 per month - W help for small dairy farm. another mobile home needs some work - will rent for $135.00 per month; SUBJECT to I Call after 4 :00 872-3959. 1 11 seller holding life lease to home. $59,500.00. LOCATED 2% miles from Caro. FORMER BAUER CANDY CO. BUILDING CARPET ClEAWIUG 11-4-22-3 POSSESSION ON BARNS AND LAND ON DATE OF CLOSING OF SALE. (Now known as the SCHILLER BUILDING) CASS CITY, IN CASS CITY: Light Industrial --- consisting of 3.73 acres landscaped - Clear span MI. RESPITE CARE WORKERS Also Upholstery Cleaning READY TO MOVE INTO!!! building consisting of 18,200 square feet - except for 3 posts; in excellent condition - NEEDED FOR HURON, MOBILE HOME 12x60’, new carpeting; new water heater - enclosed porch; in very SUITABLE FOR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, LIGHT MANUFACTURING, Commercial k Residential SANILAC AND TUSCOLA good condition- neat in and out - utility building included all for $5900.00 low down TRUCKING COMPANY, WAREHOUSING, ETC. Please call office for more infor- Fast, courteous and COUNTIES payment ---- Immediate Possession ---- ALL SET UP TO MOVE INTO. mation. inexpensive Free Estimates Paraprofessionals to work PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL!! ALSO HAMMER & NAIL!!! SPECIAL - VACANT! !! 2 rooms - $39.95 with Developmentally Dis- 1 4 ACRES: 7 room home - 2 barns; hog house; in dire need of handy man ---- VACANT - S rooms - 57.95 abled people in their a EXECUTIVE COUNTRY HOME on highway - 4 bedrooms; FIREPLACE; family 5 rooms 79.95 18 between Deford and Kingston ---- $21,Ooo.00 terms. - TIONS:homes. Must QUALIFICA-be years of room - formal dining room; open staimay - 2 bathrooms; basement; 2 car garage - Residential only many other features - wooded site - highway location -- reduced to $75,000. terms. age or older, a high school NEW LISTING! ! ! ! IN CASS CITY; LARGE HOME IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - Immediate Possession. Car & van & RV - LIVE IN ONE UNIT AND RENT THE OTHER OUT --- Excellent location - close interior cleaning diploma or GED; Experi- . to stores, park, churches, schools and playgrounds, PARKS - $ss,ooO,00.Seller will I ence with the Developmen- 872-3725 hold land contract. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT. EXECUTIVE LAKESIDE HOME - 73 feet of Lake Huron Frontage - sandy beach; Phone tally Disabled population 1 Panoramic LAKEVIEW - all modern home - 2 bathrooms; 3 zone forced hot water Terry Edwards preferred. Must have trans- 8-2-12-tf portation. Training re- $l,OOO DOWN!! heating system; 2% car garage attached; many other features --Offered to you for BUILDING SITE : $115,000. terms. Will trade -all offers considered! ! ! quired and provided by Near Cass City on blacktop road 12 Acres some wooded and clear reduced from ANYTHING for a buck - Family Support Services - - - - LET US SHOW YOU THIS FINE HOME $10,500 to $7,500.Terms. carpentry, yard work, Staff. Next training will be RANCH TYPE HOME built in 1969 - aluminum siding; forced hot air furnace; 3 clean garages, etc. Call June 17, 18 and 19, 1987, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION! ! bedrooms; lots of closet and storage space; 1490 square feet of living space; 12x26’ anytime 872-4456. 8-5-6-3 from 12: 00 to 5:OO p.m. In- OAK ST. --- Seven room home - remodeled - FIREPLACE - Glassed in Sun Room - living room; extra large kitchen and eating area; PLUS 12x22’ FAMILY ROOM - terested people should send formal dining room; basement finished off - 1% bathrooms; 1% lots - nicely land- 24x24’ garage attached to home; plus 3 large utility buildings; nicely landscaped lot resume and letter of intro- scaped; storage building - TREE HOUSE for the children - $50,500.00. 230x200’ - cost only $500 to $soo. to hkat each-season; variety of shade trees; 2Y2 miles Arthur Brown duction by May 27, 1987 to from Cass City - JUST THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR and asking Cass City $69,500.00. FAMILY SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL BUILDING FOR SALE Well Drilling P.O.SERVICES Box 239 MEDICAL CLINIC BUILDING - BRICK exterior maintenance FREE - approx. 28x60’ WE HAVE SEVERAL INCOME PROPERTIES FOR SALE - also BUSINESS with basement. Caro, MI 48723 full PROPERTY AVAILABLE ON MAIN ST. *-- NOT SHOWN HERE. and I E.O.E. LOOKING FOR A REASONABLY PRICED HOME???We have a two story home VACANT! ! NEWLY DECORATED! ! Pump Repair 11-4-15-7 . with 1 bedroom down and 3 up - 1st floor remodeled - BRAND NEW FURNACE; base- RANCH TYPE HOME on Kennebec Drive - 3 bedrooms: hardwood floors; some wall ment; near Golf Course ---- ASKING ONLY $18,000 to settle estate. to wall carpeting; FIREPLACE; FULL BASEMENT; GARAGE ATTACHED; COMING SOON! The new STATE LICENSED 1987 Christmas Around the NICELY LANDSCAPED - DISTANT WANTS IMMEDIATE --- NEW LISTING!!’ JUST THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!!! OWNER SALE World Season! Now hiring VACANT -- $65,OO0.All offersconsidered. Phone 673-3800 area supervisors to work RANCH TYPE - spotless in and out - LARGE FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM; large 8-1-27-tf picture window; laundry rodn off kitchen; dining area with built in CHINA - 2 car 1- lil June through November. garage with furnace; PLUS another garage 26x30’ 8 years old; PLUS CARPORT FOR LOW DOWN PAYMENT: Near Hemans: 6 room Ranch type home; with attached 2 No investment. Free train- TRAILER OR MOBILE HOME with water, septic tank and natural gas available; car garage; 3 acres of land; blacktop road - $26,500.00with low down payment. AUCTIONEERING - see ing. Call 313-257-06&5. BEAUTIFUL SETTING on 1.4 acres treed area - HIGHWAY LOCATION --- near Cass t Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top 11-4-29-2 City -Offered to YOU^ for $55,000.00. CALL RIGHT NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT! ! ’1dollar for your property. 5 ACRES PRICED TO SELL!! Phone 872-3019, Cass City. INTERNATIONAL Metal CHOICE BUILDING SITE : 2% miles from Cass City - number of young trees planted; In Cass City - Hillcrest Subdivision - built in 1979 - all large rooms; 2% bath- 8-10-3-tf Building Manufacturer excellent building site with good drainage; natural gas to front of property; rooms; 4 bedrooms; lots, of closet and storage room; BRICK FRONT with selecting builder/dealer in *- HURRY! ! HURRY! ! $8,500.00. rough sawn siding; basement; beautiful kitchen with large eating area; plus Formal CUSTOM some open areas. High po- Dining Room; LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE with $1,000.00 wood burn- SLAUGHTERING tential profit in our growth . industry. (303) 759-3200, 10 ACRES nice setting comes with 2 mobile homes (1 rented out for $200.00 per month; ing insert - ceiling fan, PLUS double door refrigerator, elec. range, fan and hood, BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB

1 Over $16,000 spent on remodeling new gable roof; new Andersen windows; new Micro-Wave included - swimming pool plus large 2 car garage attached; concrete Ext. 2403. 11-5-6- 1 + - porch; 24x48’ pole barn (new) -- many other features; excellent deer hunting - drive; nicely landscaped - fruit trees, and much MORE!! ! Call right now for an ap- CURING, SMOKING AND $47,500.00. pointment! ! ! PROCESSING ” [Work Wanted) 15 ACRES: Large 5 bedroom home with forced hot air furnace; llh bathrooms; in TUESDAY &FRIDAY IN SUBDIVISION: Ranch home with 6 rooms; 3 with lots of closet I WILL general house- I sound condition; plus 1% car garage; plus 40x60’ barn; nicely landscaped grounds - NEW bedrooms 60 Many other features - Reduced from Ss0,OOO to $52,000. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. and storage space; wall to wall carpeting; fireplace with glass doors; iih bathrooms; work. Call 683-2805. ,, 24x24’ garage attached to home; full basement; all Andersen windows; many other Packing’ o., Inc. 12-4-29-3

+ SPECIAL! ! 80 Acres located on M-81near Cass City --- NO BUILDINGS --- %~.~features - nicely landscaped lot llOx15O’ - built in 1981 and in excellent condition - USDA Plant 1074 terms. ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED! ! ! priced to sell ~ Cass City 517-872-2191 I WILL DO baby sitting 8-4-9-tf in my home. Have NEW LISTING! Just off M-81 in Cass City - REMODELED 8 home with 4 I - . experience and reference. bedrooms; den; FAMILY ROOM 24x22’ 1% BATHROOMS; natural gas furnace 6 - SEE OUR SELECTION OF FARMS 1 PAINTING spray paint- Call mornings 872-3475. years old basement; aluminum siding; home is Well insulated; nicely landscaped - 12-4-29-3 ~ - - many other featus- SELLERS RELOCATING ---- Sellers will hold land contract. WITH OR WITHOUT BUILDINGS ing, barns, roofs, tool I sheds, etc. Paint with 10- 1 year durability available. Card of Thanks 1 See, Call or Write: Hendrick’s Paint Service. HUNTING LAND-ALL SIZES & PRICES Phone 872-2019 Don Hen- I WISH TO thank my rela- EWAl HOUSING B LENDER drick €orestimates. tives and friends for all the B. A. Calka, Realtor 8-4-29-6 lovely cards, gifts, flowers, 1 1-51 phone calls and dinners to 6306ak W. Main St., Cass C;ity, Michigan 48726, Telephone: 7-872-3355 “Listings wanted on all types of property” - I help celebrate my 95th me orcall one of our realtor associates - JOHNSON’S SEPTIC birthday last week. They WE SAVE YOU MONEY -0 WE SELL HOMES & FARMS 6% I TANK - Cleaning - availa- were all so nice. Thanks ble 7 days. No charge ’ William E. Hamilton M. Dale Brown Walter G. Szostak Our 34th year serving the Thumb in Real Estate again and bless you all. mileage. Call 269-8097. *, 872-3355 872-3158 872-3355 Mable Brian. 13-5-6-1 t 1 1 I 8-18-18-tf PAGE TWENTY CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ‘‘King Mud 99 once ruled the roads

wagon wheels and early From the American Au- could help you, and though motor trucks and cars with tomobile Association it might cost a bit, it would hard rubber tires. As vehi- magazine, AAA World, be cheaper than plunging cle speeds increased, more May/June 1987, page 12: into some phony deal and and more brick-surfaced “ ....many automative losing thousands. roads disappeared, usually (sic) experts believe the I recall an impressiona- under some form of asphalt time has come to retire the ble friend back in my home covering. Some brick sur- tune-up to the Smithsonian town in Lapeer, Somebody faces still survive in many museums, alongside the had a hot tip for him in the cities and towns. Bricks, Model T.” stock market--Warner Air- nowever, normally were “We need to forget about craft, I think it was--selling used only in cities and that antiquated word, tune- for $1.50 a share. So 01’ towns, not on long stretches up,” says AAA’s director of Steve plunked down $500-- of roadway between cities. engineering, John Fobian. half his net worth at that Today, all of Michigan’s “There is really no such point--and bought Warner 9,500-mile system of high- thing (tune-up) for today’s Aircraft. It didn’t turn out ways and freeways is paved cars,” says Jack Herr, di- so well. with either concrete or as- WHEN “KING MUD” RULED M” - mud-clogged road. A massive building pro- rector of AAA of Texas auto “Why didn’t you go ask phalt as are nearly all of ROADS--Thefrustration of automobile gram in the 1920s brought asphalt and con- repair program. Charlie Laesch at the bank the 18,000 miles of city driving in the early decades of the century is crete highways to Michigan and pulled it Now turn to page 20, what he thought about it?” streets . depicted in the contortions of this unlucky out of tbe mud. same issue: I asked Steve. Only 39,000 miles of the motorist trying to dislodge his car from a “Facilities admitted to “Aw, he would have told 89,000-mile system of the AAA repair program me not to buy it. ” county roads are paved, must be able to perform en- leaving a 50,000-mile play- Sex education gets mixed gine tune-ups...” ****** ground for King Mud. C, These roads are usually ****** There is a magazine cal- surfaced with mixtures of reviews in Cass City area led Campus Voice, distri- clay, gravel, sand or stone The Wall Street Journal buted nationwide, and with improved drainage, ram designed for use in the the kids can get enough edu- ran a page ad of its adver- aimed obviously for the stu- making travel possible \ church. cation there (at homq!.” tising salesmen. There dent crowd. The one I saw most of the year -- give or tionremainoutofthepublic “I think there’s no such Dadacki has 2 kids, one were 67 men and 21 women take a little mud or dust. .-.,L*..l, thing for our kids as “safe in the intermediate schoo. was given away by cour- 3u11uu1a. Y in this notable group of tesy of the Florida Atlantic For most Michigan “I think sex education be- sex,” Kelley remarked and one in the high school. achievers, whose efforts University Alumni Associa- motorists and transporters, longs in the home, and bibli- about contraceptive ads re- JoAnn Osentowski, 6673 have fueled the Journal in tion. the battle with King Mud cally, it’s the role of the pa- centlymedia. introduced into the Severance Rd., meanwhile, its march to become one of Leading article was by has been won. rents. But obviously, pa- indicated she believes kids the most successful papers one of the Campus Voice The war, however, still rents have abdicated that Although the Rev. Julius should have the opportunity in the world. staff, Scott Weinberger, goes on. Every spring, mud role and left a vacuum,” A, Spleet of St. Pancratius to learn as much as they Of the 67 pictures, just 3 about John Stockwell, the briefly rises from beneath Wood commented. Catholic Church agreed can on the subject. “We had a beard. Only one had ex-CIA agent who defected pavements to create He pointed out that with his fellow clergymen, talk about it at home,” she a mod haircut with his locks from the CIA and now is potholes to pester church leaders are becom- he indicated that he would said of her older children, hanging over his collar. spilling his guts about his motorists. On the unpaved ing more active regarding be in favor of sex education “but I don’t think it would Cutting your hair short former employer. roads, mud sometimes the topic and are currently in the schools providing hurt for them to have more won’t make you successful, “The CIA isn’t saving you makes a complete come- looking at some films and that values as well as facts education. ” but it is a mark of men who from Communism,” says back, although usually similar mkiterial which were presented. With kids in first, sixth, convince or persuade other Stockwell. “It’s threaten- only for brief periods. could be used at the church. Spleet added, “My ninth and 10th grades, she people to buy their product. ing democracy.” There, motorists still get Like drugs, he remarked, thoughts are that I’m for it, noted that such classes Move over, Stockwell. stuck and spin their wheels kids can be taught to say but I guess a public school should begin in the sixth ****** -- and curse mud -- just as il”* ?, Amy Carter has just joined 11V. can’t” present the class in grade. “If you wait until you. their forebears did years high school,- it’s too late,” The Rev. Eldred L. Kel- that manner* . .I . Tales keep coming in of Another feature article ago. ley, pastor of the Evangeli- sne aaaea. families who plunk down all was about 3 enterprising ****** cal Free Church, echoed PARENTS Although most of the per- their savings with University of Texas stu- Wood’s comments. Of the 2 parents inter- sons interviewed addressed mortgage companies dents earning $300 a week “The AIDS scare is cer- viewed, one is in favor of sex education in terms of hawking mortgages at 12%, by taking phone orders and (Edward J. Boucher is a tainly causing us to do some sex education in school, the teaching kids, one 14% and higher rates. The delivering condoms and free-lance writer formerly scrambling ,’ ’ he observed, other is not. suggested a different ap high returns lure the un- vaginal sponges late even- associated with the Michi- adding that while the;ideal Bernard Dadacki, 3050 proach. wary into their trap. In ings to fellow students in gan Department of Trans- is for youths to learn about Phillips Rd., remarked, “I Said Wcod, “I think we many cases, the poor inves- the heavy-breathing stage. portation and Secretary of sex in the home, the next think it should be handled ought to train parents to tors don’t even get a Thirty-minute delivery was State.) best thing would be a prog- outside the school. I believe teach sex education.” mortgage. guaranteed. Despite what was then an throughout the uMidwest. Big interest is paid for a all-out effort to construct Bricks were easy to replace Such is the editorial fare and maintain wagon roads, time, while the scam is at sponsored by alumni, bles- and stood up well under its height. But the money every spring - and when it traffic. It was easy to repair sed by the colleges, and lap- rained -- “King Mud” took comes from the latest batch ped up by the students. a brick road surface. of suckers. It’s known as over the roads, stopping all Brick surfaces, however, travel and transportation the Ponzi method, named Bill Myers is a retired were rough and slippery after the man who made except by rail or water. when wet or covered with editor and investment Early settlers fought the scheme so successful counselor. snow or frost. They played years ago. back with brush, sticks, havoc with steel-rimmed When you see an ad for securities or mutual funds or whatever that offers you far more income than CD’s or government bonds or Ordinance revised good tax-exempt bonds (rated A or better) ...look power seats, power windows, P.B., tinted ing equipment” was re- was omitted from the ordi- out. When the honeyed glass, tilt wheel, cruise control, wire wheels, voice on the phone tells you moved from a section of the nance. of a big deal in gold or old ing old machinery on their ordinance dealing with Wood, who stated that the master’s oil paintings or land for use as parts, Wood keeping various equipment ordinance will now be real estate or oil drilling, or noted. enclosed. Second, Wood examined by county plan- 1985 SI10 PICKUP Sporty and to drive $AVE tax shelters.. .beware. Two major changes to the said, a section on keeping ning officials, added she’s - fun ...... Check it out with your bank, ordinance were approved vacant dwellings locked, uncertain on when final ac- 1986 SI0 4x4 BLACK PICKUP 4 speed, P.S., P.B., radio, V-6, or a broker you’ve known a during the meeting, accord- boarded up or otherwise tion will be taken by the - long time. Your lawyer ing to Wood. First, “farm- protected against vandals township board, sliding window, 14,000 miles ...... $9,495.00 1986 SI10 PICKUP 4x4 - 4 speed, P.S., P.B., radio, 4 cyl. ..$8,095.00 1985 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER - AIC, auto., P.S., P.B., power seats, power windows, AMlFM stereo cass., 8 cyl., wire wheels, Puzzled with your more, 39,800 miles...... $9,700.00 1085 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY - brown, air, auto., P.S., P.B., AM-FM, rear defog., 6 cyl., tinted glass, cruise control. ...$7,495.00 I 1984 CHEVROLET CAVALIER STATION WAGON - brown, 4 !. L Wedding Plans? speed, P.S.,P.B., AM-FM stereo cass., 4 cyl., 47,000 miles. ..$4,995.00 1984 CHEVR - Auto., P.S., P.B., 4 cyl., tinted glass ...... 5.U.ARW ...... $2,500.00 1982 MERCURY LN7 - AIC, 4 spd., 4 cyl., P.S., P.B., AMlFM cass. We‘ll help you solve them stereo, cruise control ...... $3,995.00 1981 PONTIAC LEMANS auto., tinted glass, It. green, AM radio...... $4,395.00 Even for the simplest wedding there are many details 1978 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE - auto., AM radio...... $995.00 to be attended to and questions that arise in planning the wedding. Every bride wishes her wedding to be just perfect. To help you prepare fQr that wonderful day, we have compiled a list of questions most commonly asked by the bride-to-be, The answers are taken from authoritative sources on etiquette. May your wedding day be a perfect one, from the time YOU say “yes,” to your joyful departure in a

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