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JUNE 14, 1995 14 VOLUME 89, NUMBER 11 5, pg I;I: 5 q J 7 5; 3C?Z,: iY, FIFTY CENTS PAGES

Cass Ciw millage okayed School board trustees named in light vote

Voters in the Kingston and in revenue annually for op- nard Bishop over 3 other Ziehm, the lone candidate, Ubly school districts elected erations in the district. newcomers to fill a single received 51 votes. new board members, and Also Monday, voters re- open board seat vacated by There was no millage ques- Cass City residents approved elected incumbent trustees incumbent Jim Green, who tion on the ballot. a vital millage renewal in James Turner and Marilyn did not seek reelection. Monday’s annual school Peters, the only candidates Bishop received I77 votes, UBLY elections. seeking 2 available 4-year while John Borek Jr. gar- In Cass City, renewal of the terms. Peters rcccived 425 nered 49, votes, Thomas Likewise, there was no mill- GREENLEAFTOWNSHIP residents express their concerns about a second pheas- 18-mill non-homestead tax votes and Turner, 4 IC) votcs. Hand rcceived 27 votes and age vote in the Ubly Com- ant hunting ranch proposed by Rooster Ranch Hunt Club owner Kim Anthony. in place under Proposal A In all, 490 of the district’s James Watros, 9 votes. munity Schools, but voters passed by a margin of 244 registered voters cast ballots Write-in candidate Douglas filled a pair of 4-year school 1.3 1. Kramer received one vote. Anthony’s conditional land use permit application was denied by the township votes, 375 to for a turnout of nearly 30 board seats.. . . There W~Sno inillage ques- planning commission Wednesday. The 5-year levy, which at- ‘zpercent’ Tn other area clectinns: Elected to Serve 4-year fects only business and other tion on the ballot. terms were newcomers non-homestead property, KINGSTON A total Of 264 votes were Janice Sageman and Luann

percent of the district’s reg- votes and 200 votes, respec- Planners nix proposed istered voters. tively. Another newcomer, Ronald Briolat, garnered 167 School repair OWEN-GAGE votes. Incumbent trustees J. Kevin It was a quiet night in the O’Connor and Harold hunt club in Greenleaf Owen-Gage district, where Swartzentruber did not seek program now 51 voters - about 4.5 per- reelection. primarily residential inter- by Melissa B. lbrmo 24 commission meeting, Hanby asked the audience if e 1 cent of the disrrict’s rcgis- A total of 340 residents Staf‘f Writer where many residents ex- they would be willing to ne- ests, Anthony said, adding tered voters - turned out to went to the polls, represent- pressed concerns about lack gotiate conditions under during the time he was ap- in jeopardy reelect incumbent Trustce ing 1 I percent of the Unless Rooster Ranch Hunt of safety and noise generated which Anthony could open plying for a conditional land Rick Ziehm. district’s registered voters. Club owner Kim Anthony by the ranch. the second pheasant hunting use permit, he watched the commission routinely stop Next Monday’s meeting of the Cass City School takes further action, his plans “We spend a lot of time out- farm. Board promises to be of more than usual interest to build a second pheasant side all year round,” town- No one offered any options, efforts to start new busi- nesses. because the board’s plan for a pay-as-you go repair Woman escapes hunting ranch in Greenleaf ship resident Marsha Spitza and the vote was taken. of the middle school building is in jeopardy. Township will not become said Wednesday. “They had their minds set, “They’re not taking busi- ness interests into consider- The problem is that it inay be impossible to start reality. Anthony explained at both and you have to go with the repairs on the building unless all of the require- majority,” Hanby said. ation,” he said. in roll-over crash After around 20 minutes of meetings he would continue ments to bring the buildiijg up to code are met. An public discussion at a to enforce high safety stan- But Braun said Anthony Anthony has 30 days start- architect was to confer with State Fire Marshal’s should have been given a ing Wednesday to appeal the the A Clinton Township woman shoulder, then overcorrected, Wednesday meeting, the dards and wanted to allow his office and is expected to attend Monday’s meeting Greenleaf Township Plan- chance to negotiate and to decision to an appeal board was treated for minor injuries causing her vehicle to cross son to work in the family to let the board know just where it stands. ning Commission voted 3-1 business and stay in the area. decide whether he wanted to composed of Braun, after losing control of her the road and veer off onto the A representative from the fire marshal’s office was deny conditional land operate second ranch un- Greenleaf Township board vehicle and rolling it over in south side, where it rolled to a “It doesn’t fit in every- a invited to attend the meeting but declined, saying use permit to Anthony. der agreed upon restrictions. member Mark Battel and ap- a water-filled ditch about 2 over and came to rest in the where, and I took that into that it did not w:mt to get involved in local politics. Commission chairman Joe consider at i o n ,” An tho n y “I feel it’s OK to have a pointee iiuocr i LkLong. a miles south of Cass City Fri- ditch . said he also is consider- -Superintendent Ken Micklash is on vacation and day night. Braun opposed the motion said, adding he looked for an ranch there with a lot of con- He was not available for comment. ing expanding his hunt club The driver, Danielle L, Rosenthal, who was wear- I which prohibits Anthony area with fewer houses when ditions,” he said. The original first step in the middle school reno- from turning a section of the deciding where to apply for As of Friday, Anthony had to include shooting sporting Rosenthal, 19, was north- ing a seat belt, was trans- clays through the summer. vation plan was to have cost $138,850. It was to bound on Cemetery Road, ported by Cass City-Mercy Sanilac State Game Area 2 a permit. not decided whether he have provided for the closing of openings in corri- “I have to make a living just north of Kelly Road, Ambulance to Hills and miles north of Cass City But no explanations or would appeal the decision or dor walls behind lockers. in classroom walls and Road on Hadley Road into a promises seemed to satisfy whether he would expand his with my family,” Anthony ,when the 6;26 p.m. accident Dales General’Hospital, explained. behind casework, plus the installation of stairway occurred. where she was treated and scaled-down version of his the residents attending Rooster Ranch Hunt Club on enclosures for floor separation on all 3 levels. Rooster Ranch Hunt Club. Germania Road. Commissioner A1 Tuscola County Sheriff’s then released. Wednesday’s meeting. The progrim was adopted by a 5-2 vote, with The decision came after Kosowski. who made the deputies reported Rosenthal Deputies cited the motorist Near the end of the meet- The planning commission Beverley Auten and Joan Helwig voting against it. hours of discussion at a May infi, commissioner Don is composed of people with Please turn to back page. drove off ihe northbound for dareless driving. Faith sending Cerneks to Tatarstan Door open to evangelists in Russia now

primitive, even for Russia, also something the children A Cass City pastor and his ready serving in Tatarstan, visited the local church. Dean continued, with few need.” family will leave the “comfort automobiles and few of the She explained the children of their Cass City home later “Through them we became acquainted with Tat ars tan. conveniences taken for will miss out on some oppor- this summer to obey a call to granied in this country. tunities, but will gain others the mission field in a region The 2 things that struck me were the total lack of Chris- The Cerncks said they ex- by living in Russia, includ- where comfort, at least as pect to live in one of the more ing learning 2, perhaps 3 lan- they have come to know the tian leadership; they don’t have a single leader with urban areas where housing guages, and being more cul- word, is at a minimum. consists of small apartments, turally adept. In a matter of months, the qualifications beyond what a Sunday school teacher would or flats, that offer electricity “The opportunities, in the Rev. Dean Cernek, pastor of and running water. end, are going to be greater,” the Evangelical Free Church, have here,” Dean said. “We have more pastors in this city “We’ll drop 20 pounds, so added Kris, who plans to his wife, Kris, and the we’re told,’’ Kris remarked, continue home schooling her couple’s children, Jacob, 8, - Cass City - than in the whole republic of Tatarstan. referring to the availability children. Jennifer, 6, and Jesse, 4, will and variety of foods in Rus- The Cerneks, who have call Tatarstan, Russia, their PERSONAL BURDEN sia compared to what the served the local church for 3 home. couple is used to. She years, will be resigning ef- “This whole thing is over- pointed out, however, that fective at the end of July. In whelming,” Dean, 39, re- “The other thing was just a personal burden in seeing the they will have financial re- August, they will move to cently acknowledged of the sources that will enable them Illinois to begin training to decision to pack up and de- need there and feeling the Lord just wanted us to go.” to get by. “We will certainly prepare for their new minis- vote their lives to evangeliz- not starve.” try. ing in Russia. Dean said the other couple’s visit “really caught Kris a Dean commented the fam- They will also continue to “But I told my wife. . .we’re ily will depend on a flight to visit churches in an effort to little bit - that people were so far over our heads, we Europe in a medical emer- raise funds to support their might as well enjoy it,” he taking their families in mis- sion work today.” In the past, gency, as health care in Rus- work. said, adding the couple has “Our church has been very he noted, Kris was somewhat sia is poor at best. decided to make obeying In Russia, thcre are very supportive of us, and we ap- their call a priority, believing hesitant about entering the mission field. well trained physicians, he preciate that tremendously,” their faith will grow to match explaincd, but there is little Dean commented, adding the challenge. “This time, she was ready, and her enthusiastic desire to in thc way of facilities, the local congregation has Kris agreed, although she equipment and resources, offered to continue the be a part of this has been a admitted preparations for the including medication. family’s insurance and pay move, including watching real encouragement and a part- time wages. real part of why we’re go- many of the couple’s belong- The Cerneks will get their ings being carried away last ing.” HARBORED FEARS Tatarstan is an autonomous first close look at Russia in week by enthusiastic garage September, when they’ll sale enthusiasts, have region about the size of The Cerneks acknowlkdged Michigan’s Lower Peninsula they harbored some fears spend 2 weeks in Tatarstan, seemed like climbing one getting acquainted with the mountain after another. with a population of some about the standard of living 3.5 million. The region is in Tatarstan, particularly con- region. She smiled, however, and “We’re anticipating, by said, “It will work out in the located some 400 miles east sidering the fact they are tak- THE REV. DEAN and Kris Cernek, along with their chil- of Moscow, according to ing their young children with early spring or next summer, end.” we’ll be over there” perma- Dean explained the couple Dean, who said it’s a 3 1 -hour them. dren (from left) Jennifer, 6, Jacob, 8, and Jesse, 4, will be trip by train. The people, he “It was a concern,’’ Kris nently, Dean said. He ex- began seriously thinking plained he and his wife will leaving Cass City later this summer to begin a new ministry about the move last fall, added, are related to the said. “But when God calls Turks and are Muslims. - when he directs parents to be joining an Evangelical when a couple and their 3 Free Church mission team in Russia, where they’ll work with a mission team in young children, who are al- The living conditions are do something like this - it’s Please turn to back page. Tatarstan. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WaEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN LadiesT 1. Cass City area 1 Cass City Area Social.and Personal Items Aid plans I I Deadline for submitting items in the calendar is the Fri- Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010 retirees gather day noon before publication. activities The table represented the bers were displayed. month of June with decora- Yvonne Burleson read an Thursday, June 15 Sixteen were present when The Euchre Club will meet tions for Father’s Day, original poem about her dad Summer story time for children ages 4 and up at Rawson the Ladies Aid of Good June 19 at 7 p.m. at St. graduation and weddings, and another, “What Makes Memorial Library, 1 p.m. Shepherd Lutheran Church Pancratius social hall. when 17 Cass City Retired a Puddle.” Deloris Fleming’s Golden Eagles Square Dance Club meets, 7:30 - 1O:OO met Monday, June 5, at the Persons met June 8 at Hills poem was “School is Out”, p.m. at the Caseville Eagles Club. Caller: Fin Burk. All home of Deb Ruggles. After Hospital notes and Dales meeting room. Lillian Hanby read “Smiles” square dancers welcome. a potluck picnic supper, Ruth 4 ounces. Grandparents are Heather Kelly, Cass City, a Edna Simcox, president, by Dorothy Carlson and Balzer opened the meeting PATIENTS LISTED MON- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton opened the meeting by the Nellie S hagena’s poems Friday, June 16 with a reading entitled “Re- member of the Central DAY, JUNE 12, WERE: Sawdon of Deford and Mr. Michigan University soft- group giving the pledge to from “Grit Whit” were read. Senior Citizen Movies, 1 :30 p.m., Rawson Memorial Li- joice !” and Mrs. Robert Walker of ball team, was recently the flag and singing one After lunch, bingo was brary. Andrew Adams, Sean Port Arthur, Texas. named to the Student- stanza of “America The played. Prizes went to Nellie Alcoholics Anonymous and AI-Anon, Good Shepherd It was decided to send $50 CMU Beautiful.” Lutheran Church, 8:OO p.m. to help support a group from Booth, Donald Craig, Mat- Athlete Honor Roll for the Shagena, Onnalie Heltsley, A thank-you note from Alice McComb and Ruth Evergreen Park Benefit hosted by ABATE Region 7, June Grace Lutheran Church in thew Cronk, Cass City; Seven eighth graders were spring semester. To be Corine Creguer was read. Kaake. 16, 17 and 18 at the park. Gates open at 6 p.m. $10 dona- Fairgrove who will be spend- Marion Dorman, Randall received into membership at named ta the honor roll an Smith, Decker; Good Shepherd Lutheran athlete must have a 3.00 The group decided to go on tion per person at the gate. You must be 2 1. No pets. Bands, ing a week in northern a field trip in July. Wedding camping, games, bike show. Congressman Barcia to speak Canada leading a vacation Melvin Ackerman, Church Sunday, June 11, by grade point average or bet- Unionville. pictures brought by mem- Fa rewe 11 Saturday. Bible school this summer. A rite of confirmation. They ter. bqke sale is slated for Meg’s Peg open house Monday, June 19 Wednesday, July 12, during 34 attend Cass City School Board meeting, high school, 7:30 p.m. Sidewalk Sale Days.The an- Marriage Cass City Area Historical Society meets, 7 p.m., Rawson nual rummage sale is set for seniors meet I planned Memorial Library. A program on the “Octagon Barn” will Aug. 10-1 1. Hostesses for licenses be presented at 8 p.m. this meeting were Ruth Thirty-three members and I Pet myths A farewell open house will Balzer, Chris Weippert and one guest of the Owen-Gage &facts be held later this month for Tbesday, June 20 Deb Ruggles. Seniors group met at St. Scott Michael Stedry, the Rev. Cliff and Linda Jor- ”Australian Outback” program at Campbell Elementary Agatha’s Parish Hall June 1, Reese, and Carrie Sue dan, who are leaving the School. Children must register at Rawson Memorial Li- Set historical Margaret Generous said the Sloboda, Sebewaing. Cass City Missionary brary for a specific session. table prayer. Curtis Dean Mowry, Church. Blood drive, Hills and Dales General Hospital, 1 - 6:45 society meet, After dinner, the meeting by Melva E. Guinther Fairgrove, and Tammy Sue The open house has been p.m. was called to order by Presi- Schafsnitz, Reese. scheduled for June 24 from Thumb Area Parkinson Support Group meeting, 1 ph., dent Orville Mallory. The One of the many catalogs sesses the ability to give Christopher Michael 3 to 5 p.m. at the church, lo- The Cass City Area Histori- light. Hills & Dales Hospital. Lord’s Prayer and Pledge of delivered to our house came Shores and Jennifer Lynn cated one mile west and one- cal Society will meet Mon- What they can do is reflect Allegiance followed. from “Drs. Foster & Smith, Bushaw, both of Vassar. quarter mile south of Cass day, June 19, at 7 p.m. in the very faint light rays through Wednesday, June 21 Mallory introduced Sgt. veterinarians.” We could or- Leroy Jay Beecher, Deford, City at 4449 Koepfgen Rd. meeting room at Rawson der just about anything we’d an iridescent layer of cells Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone wil- Woodward of the Bad Axe and KellieAnn Horiski, Cass The public is welcome to at- Memorial Library. need ....if we had a pet. around the optic nerve called come. Last week’s winners were Berniece Hursch and Mm A program on the Octagon Pol ice Department, who City. tend. Bambach of Bad Axe. t Nevertheless, a column in the tapedum lucidurn. When Landre Phillip Malone, Pastor Jordan’s last sermon Barn will be presented at 8 works with senior citizens. light is cast upon this mem- The Sanilac County Democratic Party meeting, 6:OO p.nl., He informed the group that the catalog listing “Famous Concord, Calif., and Jean at the Cass City Missionary p.m. Information will be & Also False Myths About brane between the retina and Liberty Lanes Bowling Alley Conference Room. New mem- given concerning the they can call upon him for Marie Livingston, Church will be June 25. He bers welcome. anything they have a prob- Dogs & Cats” caught my in- the outer covering of the pu- Millington. and his wife will then be progress of the project to terest. pils, it is reflected back as if save the barn. Refreshments lem with or that they can call Dean Edward Armstrong moving to Utica, Mich,, S.A.L.T. board representa- One of the myths is that the cat’s eyes were mirrors. and Juliana Marie Miller, where he has been called to will be served following the dogs with dark colored Feldman says that, com- meet i ng . tive Ron Good of Owendale. both of Caro. serve another Missionary He gave the members pam- tongues are mean. The vet- pared to humans, cats are Domnick Carmen Cuppari church. fl~1ko-1n606y Imuranct Sr. Citizens’ Menu erinarians claim that the pig- veritable Mr. Magoos during phlets with a list of the mem- and Nancy Lee Long, both of 6263 Church St. Senior citizens ure asked to bers of S.A.L.T. and law en- mentation of the tongue var- the day. Their slit pupils pro- Caro. CASS CITY CHRONICLE I tect their retinas from the USPS 092-700 nuke reservations on the day forcement that can be called ies with the breed and has no John Wesley Ball, Reese, Cass City, MI 48726 bearing on the dog’s dispo- sun, not to mention giving PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY of the meul between 8 am. upon if needed. and Cynthia Ann Brendel, AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Phone 517-872-5114 and Y a.m. by calling Happy birthday was sung to sition. They say the Chow’s them that mysterious, aloof Holly. 8550 Main Street 19EB 800-835-9870 Rerenice Sowdrn, 872-2397. Nettie Doan, Sybil Miller, tongue is always black and air. David William Heinlein and Second-class postage paid at Cass Since they are not noted as being The slits are composed of 2 City, Michigan 48726 Monday - Linguine Marge Zawilinski and Clara Jennifer RebeccaNicol, both POSTMASTER: Send address Representing Noodles with Meat Sauce, Adams. mean. hoods like curtains that can of Vass ar. changes to California BlendVegetables, The doctors also debunk the be drawn to let the sunlight Raymond James Caraballo CASS CITY CHRONICLE, P.O. Hastings Mutual Insurance Company Celebrating anniversaries in BOX 1 15, CAS6 CITY, MI 48726 Salad Bar, Garlic Bread, June are Mike and Stella idea that most pit bulls, in, or closed to keep it out. and Cindy Lynn Adamczyk, Rotweillers, Dobermans or When pulled -together, as John Haire, publisher !@ for your insurance needs Dream Dessert. , Pisarek, Orville Mallory and both of Kingston. National Advertising Representative. Wednesday - Beef Tips/ Johanna Miklovic. “most whatevers” are mean. they often are during the day, William Joseph Myers and Michigan Weekly Ncwspapcrs, Inc., 257 Noodles, Lima Beans, A get well card was signed They say that after 30 years a cat’s vision is very narrow. Violet Mary Arroyo, both of Michigan Avenuc, East hnsing, hlichi- of practice, they’ve found A few other tidbits of infor- gin. Tossed Salad, Rolls, for Eva Taschner. Millington. Subscription Prices: To post offices hi Can talope . Door prizes were won by that aggression is usually mation of interest to pet fan- Kevin Joseph Ciolek and Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties - Automobile Business Owners Friday - Swedish Meat- Homer Kretzschmer and brought on by environmen- ciers: Sandra Louise Osentoski, S 12.00 a year or 2 years for S22,3 yan Commercial and Worker‘s Compensation tal stimuli or training. Mean Dalmatian puppies are for$32,$9forGmonths,and3 monthsfor balls, Mashed Potatoes, Stella Pisarek. * both of Unionville. $6.00. dogs usually are not born, but born completely white and QitgmJtyle CwdqFrench Bingo and cards were Guy David Silance and In Michigan - $15.00 a year, 2 years wead, Oatmeal Cookie. played. become that way because of get their spots later. DebraLoise Wentz, both of $28.00. their experiences, according * White cats with 2 blue In orher parts of the United SratcJ - Deford. $17.00 a year. or 2 yun$32.00. Payable to the doctors. eyes are usually deaf. William Allen Hacker, Bay in advance. SAVINGS - SERVICE Another myth is that pure- * English bulldogs are usu- City, and Andrea Mae War- For information regarding newspapcr bred dogs are more high ally bred by artificial insemi- advertising and coirunercial and j& “ThatS our Policy“ ren, Fairgrove. pMhg, tclephone 872-201 0. strung or have more diseases nation and the puppies taken Dennis Michael Green, than cross breeds. The doc- by C-section. Millington, and Susan Marie tors say the incidence of dis- * Almost all (99.9 percent) Courliss, Caro. ease or being hyper is no dif- calico cats are female. Thomas Ellis Meyer and ferent in either group. * Boxers and bulldogs have Dawn Ann Pomeroy, both of SURPRISE AIthough we once had a St. the highest incidence of skin CUO. Bernard that suffered a beer- cancer among dogs. Gerard Peter Kolanowski DAD induced hangover after run- * The Manx cat has little or and Lilia Williams, both of WITH A ning away from home and no tail (which should make Caro. getting in with the wrong it a bit less nervous than the r William Nelson Chambers crowd, I never knew a dog average cat in a room full of Jr. and Shelly Lee that smoked. But the doctors rocking chairs). Bloonifield, Deford FRAMED report that it’s a myth,that cigarettes, or any form of to- GOLF OR bacco, clear a dog of worms, They don’t. W IlDLl FE Also on the subject of pets, from the book, “Impon- PRINT derables”, by David Feldman, come this question From . and answer. Q: How can cats see in the dark? A: They can’t, although NEW! 10% Discount for cats’ pupils are very sensitive to ultraviolet light, enabling Senior Citizens them to see things that hu- Monday - after 2 p,m.for mans can’t. 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. Sometimes little items of trivia bring an unexpected re- The best cure for what’s lege quarterback, and a There were also many sponse. Last week’s item about Big Spring was one, bugging Kansas Sen. Bob documentary on peace much empty seats in White Junior Floyd “Shorty” Luettke, retired Cass City businessman, Dole could he David Alan more than Sylvester Stallone High auditorium for a two- called to say he spent vacations in the area. We took 10 days Miller, Thonias Barrett and shooting someone’s head band concert starring sev- a year and always headed for the UP., he explained, The Ray Sturm. off. enth- and eighth-graders, spring was always great to see and I returned many times. That’s what I thought while Copland composed the with music teacher Ray ’ Ed Connell, Cass City, visited the spring the first time 57 listening to music in splendid music played by Sturm conducting. Mostly years ago. He has a souvenir from that visit and it has Kitch- Lapeer’s White Junior High the Detroit Symphony Or- relatives and close friends of iti-kipi carved on it. He returned in 1989 and says there are School last week and, two chestra in a concert for the musicians attended, un- now none available like it. ‘ CASS CITY MIDDLE SCHOOL students finished off the days later, while listening to youngsters at Orchestra Hall doubtedly comprising a aonnell said that he purchased the spring replica as a present more music in Detroit’s Or- last Saturday. The conductor much smaller crowd than fin- his girl friend. school year with honors assemblies Wednesday. Among the chestra Hall. was David Alan Miller, for that at the nearest showing Must have worked, too. He married Fern in September I939 In earnest search for votes this occasion known (and of the latest “Die Hard” and now they share the memento. honorees were 5th graders with perfect attendance records for president, Sen. Dole rc- dressed) as Cowboy Dave, movie excess of killing (front, from left) Stephanie Stevens, Kari Lowe, Ashley cently called for less sex and In his other life, Miller con- while smirking, violence on TV and in mov- ducts the Albany Symphony Mostly, I was there to ap- ies. Except when the lack of‘ Ouvry, Christina Walters, Cason Harris, (back, from left) Orchestra in New York. plaud my favorite seventh- violence might hinder the The vocal soloist was bari- Chris Mills, Emma Witk-ovsky,Jason Glaza, Tim McFarland sale of military-type assault grade flute player, Emily, tone Thomas Barrett, a Vir- but I was glad to hang and David Mayer. weapons to dope dealers, ginia opera performer and thus prevent the Na- around for the full program. dressed in short pants to por- Like so many teachers, tional Rifle Association tray a young, stubborn rock Sturm does a great job of from donating large gobs of - until he is converted In coaxing the best out of his Cemetery, muncy to the political cam- in one hour by the marvel- paigns of suck-up candidates ous DSO musicians, students. dust control like Dole. I don’t kid myself that vis- And except when the vio- A HERO WHO ible leaders like Sturm, lent movie stars his conser- CAN’T DO IT ALL Miller and Barrett are going discussed vative supporter, Arnold to gradually silence Sen. Swxzenegger, who usually The idea is to show kids Dole’s self-serving agoniz- Dust control and restric- depicts killing as literally that classical music doesn’t ing over movie and TV vio- funny. Which is easy to do tions on decorations that may Baseball is returning to the growling that no ball player have to be stuffy, it can be lence and sex. What the pro- bc placed on graves at the good old days. Sort of. Last when your large muscles great fun. And it definitely fessionals need to upgrade was worth some of the in- makc you heroically immor- entertainment and retire towns ti i p ccinc tcry were wcek the owners passed flated salaries handed out. was for a theater around half tal, even when the enemy Stallone and among the topics discussed st‘v c‘r a 1 n c w reg ul ati on s . It’s crazy, he was fond of full of delighted children, outnumbers you 2,000 to 1. Schwarzenegger, is much during ;I monthly Novesta Onc makes it impossible for ‘ telling anyone who would including two of my grand- ‘Ibwnship Board meeting last hitters to step out of the box Dole’s opposition is to daughters.If only Orchestra Hall had more aiding and abetting listen. iiwvics such as “True Ro- week. between pitches, shortens fiom parents. Yet, that didn’t keep Phil ~iiancc”’and “Pulp Fiction”, Clerk Kathy Newell rc- the hrcak between half-in-, from the gams in person or been as packed as Joe Louis It wouldn’t be easy, but it satirical filriis that A mature ported the township’s roads nings and requires the first on the boob tube. own- Arena was the next day for would surely be more effec- Thc au d i en c e r ecog n i %es have already been sprayed batter of‘ each half inning to ers’ dilemma is there aren’t as a hockey game, one of our tive than electing Dole presi- 4D CONNELL displays a memento from Big this year to control dust. be introduced one minute aiiiusj lig exaggcra tions that most violent sports. dent . enough fans like Phil and me exploit violcnce to reveal its &ring near Man is t iq ue. However, thc spray doesn’t and 15 secoiids after the pre- left. tnt t‘ c: on seq 11 en ces , ********** appear to have pcnetrated vious out. The switching of players veIy well, and road dust re- Thcse new rules will be in from team to team is often SO1,lJ‘IION:GET mains a probleni. effect July 12 and a rule re- :Starting this week will be a series of messages sponsored thought to be another dctcr- THEM WHEN by area businesses that point out some hard facts about the Thc board indicated it will turning the strike zonc to rent for the fans. hclow the shoulders instead THElY’KIS YOUNG ase of drugs, especially by pre-teens and teenagers. contact the township’s con- Yet that happens in cvcry Treat Dad to a picnic on tractor, Bay Dust, to see what of above the waist will be professional sport and bas- some of the facts presented in the series may be new. New Only an idiot would dcny can be donc to remedy the tcstcd in the next spring ketball and football tcams Father’s Day! CB not, it’s good to read about the dangers again and be sure there’s too much gratuitous problem. t r ai 11 i n g period . continue to thrive and the he kids do too. violence and sex in movies Plan your B5Q around Turning to the ccmctery, The reason for all this, of stars jump from team to and oil TV, But, also, only Sommers’ buns and D ********** Newell said hoard JIieniberS coiirsc, is the 25 percent de- team on a blanket of dollars. discussed possibly placing cline in attendance in the Better facilities for thc Pans an idiot would dwy that thc specia Ity breads restrictions on the number of‘ major lcagues following last will help, a result proven in pe o p 1e w h o prod 11 c e the $€ereare a couple more items with local connections from bloody trash arc giving thc g r avc d ec or;i t i c) n s a 1 I owed year’s strike. Cleveland and Baltimore. the “Michigan Trivia” book. public: what it wants. Don’t forget our Broasted duc to II prohleni with over- It is an attempt to shorten yhat was the former name of Kingston‘?Answer: Newburg. Better appreciation of the Chicken by the meal or bucket dccorating by soirie family thc Ivugth of thc games, fans by the players and man- Thc solution is \Q grab the ‘The sound of water pouring over rocks in a local stream public when it’s ynting and iiic inIwr x which oil average havc heen agement will also help. &ve rise to the name of what Saint Clair County ~~IIIIIIU- 33 minutes longer this year raise it to appreuiatc Aarori nlrty? (Hint to golfers. Many from Cass City have played at Soriic graves are adorncd But nothing will return than they wcre in 1978, C~l>la~idas much LIS a WXU- the course with the same name.) with stone animals; others baseball to the throne. It will Maybc: in this hurry-up, ally rabid rock star, a classi- *Answer: Rattle Run. haw 5 or h different artifi- need to work to remain part cial f‘lowcr arrangcments, instant gratification world of the king’s court. cal pianist more than a col- ‘That’s enough for now. Okay, maybe more than enough, this might help, but but that’s the way it gocs on a quiet week on the trivia front. making it diff‘icult for the I, scxton to tiiow and trim, the baseball’s loss of fan appeal clcrk explaincd. goes deepthan that. I p ‘I’hc matter was tabled First, thcrc: aren’t enough The Weather pcnding further discussion. p c o p 1t‘ €11 a y i ii g base h a1 1 High Low Prccip. In other hu\incss during the thcsc days and dad taking ....*: ...... 85 ...... 65 ...... 0 Juric 5 SCSSIOII, the board the kids to see a game isn’t ;,Wednesday ...... 82 ...... 45 ...... 07” agrccd to scck quotes to up- what it used to be. 1 couldn’t Rhursday ...... 60 ...... 44 ...... 0 dotc thc township’s computer hclp buththink back to the :Friday ...... 70 ...... 57 ...... 0 systcin. A tiicrnory expan- days when the kids were ...... 78 ...... 58 ...... 0 sion is needed, according to littlc and we werit to a ...... 73 ...... 48 ...... 0 Ncwcll, who noted all of the doubleheader and each went ...... 73 ...... 44 ...... 0 township’s tax rccords are into extra innings. It was too (Rucordcd ai (:ass Ciry wastewater trenltncnt plani ) I stored in thc systcni. long for my wife, but the kids and thc old nian had a Put the equity in hall, You won’t find double- your home to work. headers anymore, at least not as a regular thing. The fans probably think they are too long and it’s sure that the A home equity loan from Chemical c players do. Y Baseball just isn’t that im- Bank can help you consolidate bills portant to many yourig ath- lctcs today. Track, soccer, or finance home improvements, a y c a r - aro u n d haske t b a1 1 and football cach take a share of thc athletic spotlight of the new car, college tuition, or even A.P.R. young, rnuch of it running all su~i~~iicfrwhen baseball that special vacation. Not only do you used to reign. The popular explanation is get a great fixed interest rate, but you may be able to deduct that the strikes and the moncy issues and the greed the home equity loan interest on your income tax.‘ Talk to your of both players and owners have turned off the average Chemical Bank fan I It’s probably true to a lim- ited cxtcnt. 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e* Yd Appoint Thomas Nazarenes plan I::" 34- area dairy agent Holbrook Area News for Bible school w: v4 Michigan State University agent in Wisconsin from ME. Thelma Jackson Cass City Church of the Picnic at 'Pastor and Nancy Extension recently an- 1982-85, and an extension Phone 65\8-2347 Nazarene at 6538 Third Franklin's farm neq, nounced a new dairy agent dairy farm advisor in Califor- Street has announced plans Kingston. A cookout, he will be serving Sanilac and nia from 1986-88. Just prior for an exciting Vacation ride, and other excitiag St. Clair counties. to continuing his education Bible School June 19-23. events will be enjoyed. Par- Craig Thomas, a native of at the University of Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glaza. among a group who attended The VBS will be held from ents and friends are invited Indiana, assumed the duties he managed a 2,000-cow Caitlyn, Mr. and Mrs. Jim 9 a.m. to 11:30 each morn- to attend. attended commencement ex- Thomas Sofka was a Friday $e wedding of Sue Heleski Doerr, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram of this position May 22. dairy farm in Bell, Fla. ine. He will be responsible for During his doctoral educa- ercises at Be La Salla Colle- guest and Steven Sofka was and kric Klink Saturday at Keyser, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry U The Sunshine Ranch is giate High School at St. Clair a Friday evening guest of St. Columbkille Catholic The theme will be "The developing dairy education tion, Thomas conducted re- Decker,.Mr. and Mrs. Jack open to all children in the programs and providing search concerning the eco- Shores for their grandson, Winifred and Henry Sofka. Church. A reception fol- Pelton and Mr. and blrs. Sunshine Ranch: Blazing community from age (:3 dairy expertise for all dairy Christopher Goretski, son of Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited lowed at the K of C Hall in Curtis Cleland were among Trails with God's Love." through sixth grade. At each nomics of various milking Jacqueline and William producers in the area. He will parlor designs and operating Marion Dorman at Shabbona Bad Axe, a group who attended a The daily schedule will fea- session, these children WiU Goretski. He graduated and Mrs. Orrin Wright, ture crafts, recreation, serve as an educator, infor- strategies. At the time of his FU rues- Mrs. Jim Doerr and Caitlyn graduation open house for learn about God's love fm - MMA - cum laude and will day. Rickett were Wednesday Melissa Kellar Sunday after- snacks, Bible games, and thorn mation provider, a needs as- appointment he was a L11U411. enter the University of Visitors at the Don Jackson morning guests of Leone noon at the home of Mr. and Bible stories. ' sessor and a resource for postdoctoral associate at the problem solving, and will Michigan in the fall. home last week were Ray Doerr at Argyle. Mrs. Dave Kellar, For more in formati& university working directly Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland Depcinski, Mike Gucwa and Following Friday's activi- about the Sunshine Ran,cb also create an information with Florida dairy farmers on Bea Gracey of Dunedin, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Day of were aqong those who at- Clarence Depcinski. ties, the children and work- VBS at the Church of network involving local a variety of economic and Fla., was a Sunday guest of Belmont were Tuesday din- tended a graduation open Mrs. Kevin Robinson was ers will attend a Jamboree Nuxene, call 872-3779, ', dairy producers, allied indus- production issues. Allen Farrelly. ner guests of Mrs. Martin house for Tammy Stine at the ~~ try personnel, MSU dairy Thomas will be headquar- a Wednesday guest of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills Sweeney. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michalslu. specialists and other Exten- tered at the Sanilac County were Sunday evening guests Allen Farrelly, Mr. and Mrs. Mammography at Marlette sion dairy expertise agents. Michael Stine Sunday. Bill Cleland, Alex and of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cliff Ross, Mr. and Mrs. MSU Extension office in Kevin Sweeney of South Heather of Walled Lake, Mr, Thomas indicated his pro- Sandusky. The office phone Ballagh. Dennis Bartle and Tom and Community Hospital Lyons spent the weekend and Mrs. Jack Pelton, Mrs. gram will focus on enhanc- number is 8 10-648-25 15. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Konkel Gordon Farrelly attended' ing the profitability of all with Mrs. Martin Sweeney Ken Osentoski, Mrs. Alex and Marney were Sunday graduation open house for dairy farms regardless of and blr. and Mrs. Brian Cleland and Carol Laming guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank KimTalash at a Minden City Sweeney and family. Satur- their size or production tech- attended a graduation open Terry at Elkton. hall e nology. He said that a key Blood bank day evening he attended his house for Lisa Wallace Sat- Rebecca Felmlee and Jen- Arlene Champagne and will be for dairy producers to 25th year Ubly High School urday at the Mizpah Mission- nifer of Bay City were Mon- Pam were Saturday guests of class reunion at the Cousins You Should Have a Mammogram The Hills and Dales General ary Church. day guests of Winnifred and Mrs. Earl Schenk. i adopt accounting systems at the follmving ages: that can aid in identifying Hospital Auxiliary and the in Bad Axe. Twenty members of the Henry Sofka. Ronald Wolschlager of Bad Laura Kulish and Allen 35-40 - a baseline 1' key areas where production Knights of Columbus will be Breakfast Club met at Pat's Jeff Niemic spent a few Axe was a Tuesday guest of sponsoring Red Cross Farrelly had dinner at the 40-50 - arery 2 years or costs can be controlled. a Restaurant in Ubly Thursday days with Jim Jackson. Allen Farrelly. a8 Peppermill in Bad Axe and directed by a phyaidan Thomas graduated in 1979 Blood Bank at Hills and morning. The next meeting Mr. and Mrs. Dick Krug 50 & were evening guests of Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelton Over - wery year or as from Purdue University with Dales General Hospital June will be at Nel's Restaurant in attended a graduation open were Thursday lunch guests directed by a physician a bachelor's degree in animal 20 from 1 to 6:45 p.m. and Mrs. Leonard Bezemek Gagetown. of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley I in Ubly. house for Susan Rohrcr at the science. He received a Please take this opportunity Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Methodist Church in Ubly Glaza. Marlette Community Hospital has master's degree in dairy sci- to give a gift that saves lives. Reva Silver and Mrs. Earl Rumptz spent Sunday after- Sunday afternoon. Olin Bouck was a patient at 6 certified radiolow technologists 1 ence from Louisiana State Your blood donation will be Schenk were Tuesday guests noon with Mr. and Mrs. Ty Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt St. Luke's Hospital in trained on state-of-the-art I' of Edanna Swecney. University in 198 1 and a doc- used to help those in your Myzk. Saginaw, where he under- mammogram equipment Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills spent Thursday in Bay City. torate in animal science and community and throughout Mr. and Mrs. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Enos Cook went surgery. were Tuesday evening guests Make Your Appointment Today! ' agricultural economics from the Thumb region. Gibbard were Sunday after- and Michael attended the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sofka No appointment is neces- of Mr. and Mrs Tony noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. were Wednesday morning Call Marlette Comrnunlty Hospltd the University of Florida in wedding of Trina Barret and 517-635-7491 1994. sary. For more information, Cieslinski. Harvey Foote at Sand Point. guests of the Steven Sofkas, Arnold Glaza was a Dean Moser at the Maralin Thomas has served as an call Helen Jezewski, blood Mrs. Stanley Glaza was a Park United Methodist Wednesday lunch guest of :ension dairy and livestock bank chairman. at 872-2746. Tuesday morning guest of Church in Farmington Hills - Gladys Briolat. June 3. A reception followed Joe Konkel was a Tuesday at St. George Hall. They will guest of Mr. and Mrs. Larry make their home in Konkel and Marney. South field. Krysten and Thomas Sofka Wendy Rickett, Cory and were Wednesday guests of Winifred and Henry Sofka. Krysta Jackson was aTues- day overnight guest of Jason Jackson. BE SURETO INCLUDE, Amy Goretski and friend

Eric spent Memorial Day ~ THESE GREAT GIFTS 1 with Amy's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pelton. Jim Hewitt spent Saturday ON DAD'SWISH LIST morning with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sosnoski THIS FATHER'S DAY of Kinde were Thursday June 18) I guests of Edanna Sweeney. (Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gracey Gold & Slfver MONEY CLIPS are the parents of an 8- NECK CHAINS TIE TACS pound, 12-ounce son, Nicho- las Theodore, born Tuesday, Speidet TIE BARS May 30, at Bay Medical. We have a Great Selection CARD HOLDERS Grandparents are Mr. and ID BRACELEE Mrs. Eugene Gorkowski and of Clock Radios ZIPPO LIGHTERS KEY CHAINS Mr, and Mrs. Ronnie Gracey. and Bill Cleland, Alex and He ather of Wall ed Lake were Calculators Saturday guests of Mrs. Alex Cleland and Carol Laming. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Sofka, Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Allen McCONKEY Depcinski, Mr. and Mrs. PHONE 672-2070 JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP CAR0 Tony Cielinski and Mrs. 1 Martin Sweeney were Great Selection of

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Rawson Memorial Library was also obtained in Man- Parents concerned Senior Citizen Movies will churia, remote mountain re- be shown Friday, June 16, at gions, the southern rain for- 1:30 p.m. est and delta of the Yangtze River - the heartland of The films this month are: China. (50 minutes). with absentee policy “Uncovering China’s Hid- “Cycling Through Russia den Wildlife” - In this video, and Estonia”: Join a band of teams of photographers intrepid Americans on a cy- The Owen-Gage Board of added, school officials don’t is thorough. search the vast interior of Education accepted the res- cling adventure as’ they believe parents either. The concerns were also China for elusive wildlife, search for the true spirit of ignations of a veteran teacher news to board members, in- including the Siberian tiger, and first-term board trustee, Another parent asked about Russia and Estonia. Enjoy cluding Trustee Rick Ziehm, the Laotian elephant and the the intimate perspective that and heard concerns regard- discrepancies regarding the who said he wished they had Himalayan black bear, cap- only a bicycle trip can pro- ing the school’s absenteeism attendance of hcr son, who been brought up while has bcen marked absent from turing rare and beautiful vide and meet the people policy during a monthly school was still in session. footage of these creatures. class one hour, present the who inhabit this diverse na- meeting Monday night. Hopper commented that The program focuses on the tion. (50 minutes). The board accepted “with next, and absent thc next, all teachers are not happy with wildlife in various sections Refreshments will be in one day. deep regret” the resignation the current absentee policy, A Bow HUNTER (above) is among the prehistoric of China from the grassy served. This older adult pro- of Harvey Billy after 34 which allows students to ings that can be seen at the Sanilac Petroglyphs in Sanilac plains to the Gobi Desert. gram is offered free of years of service to the .dis- Still another mother com- have I2 absences per semes- Rare and exciting footage charge. trict. Billy, who is retiring, plaincd that when her daugh- ter for any rcason. After that, County. The area state park, located in Greenleaf Town- taught junior high math and ter was ill, a hospital state- the students must document ship, will remain open through Labor Day. science, and junior/senior ment was not accepted as an an absence, such as with a THINKING OF SELLING high drafting. excuse for all the days she doctor’s note, or lose credit. Also accepted with regret was absent due to the illness, Too many absences affect YOUR HOUSE??? was the resignation of board and she was told a doctor’s teachers’ ability to do their Trustee Lisa McIlvenna. note was nccdkd. She said .i o bs , Hopper ex p I a i ncd . McIlvenna, who has served she can’t afford a doctor’s Petroglyphs open It‘s as pastor of the Cagetown visit every time her daughter Thics indicated many stu- and Owendale United Meth- is ill just to obtain an excused dents don’t have a problem time pdist churches, explained in absence. staying within thc allowable a letter to the board that she number of absences. The to bas been appointed to an- Thies attempted to address policy, he pointed out, was through Labor Day pther church in the Saginaw some of the concerns. He set up to keep problem stu- call hrea. explained absentee records dents in check. Roger School Supt. Manuel Thies are kept by the office staff “If we do not have a policy, The Sanilac Petroglyphs, Petroglyphs parking lot is on Michigan history. said the board will appoint and teachers. However, there then we have chaos,” he operated by the Michigan the west side of the road. The Department’s Bureau Pohlod bomeone to serve in are sometimes discrepancies added. Department of State’s Bu- There are no modern ser- of Michigan History admin- PcIlvenna’s place until the when a teacher fails to fill out reau of Michigan History, vices provided at this rustic isters the Michigan Histori- Hoppcr, who noted abuscs opened for the 1995 season site. For more information, pext annual school election. an absentee slip. of the policy by some stu- cal *Museum system, the No cost market evaluation specializing in May 28. call (5 17) 373- 1979. Turning to the district’s ab- High school Principal dents haw heen a problcm State Archives of Michigan, homes and property TtLscoZa County Located south of Bad Axe The Sanilac Petroglyphs are in senteeism policy, one parent Joanne Hopper told the this year, said Owen-Gagc’s archaeology, historic preser- Commented that students are board she wasn’t aware there off M-53 in Sanilac County, one of 9 field sites within the vation, and publications pro- I WAVE SERIOUS, existing policy is lcnient the Sanilac Petroglyphs are Michigan Historical Mu- bxpected to learn how to be- was a problem, but that she’s compared to neighboring grams, including Michigan among thc most important seum system operated by the have as adults, and yet they confident teachers consis- districts. History Magazine. The Bu- QUALIFIED BUYERS!! aren’t believed when they tently fill out absentee slips, prehistoric sites in Michigan. Michigan Department of reau is supported in its efforts Board riienibcrs agreed. “I Around a sandstone out- State’s Bureau of Michigan explain an absence, And, she and that the record-keeping think 12 days is morc than by the Michigan Historical cropping, along the North History* Commission, the Michigan enough,’’Trustee Mary Ann Branch of the Cass River, are The Department of State is (517)872-4371 Ahhe commcntcd. Historical Center Founda- prehistoric carvings of water the official state agency rc- Hopper told the board the tion: the Friends of Michigan (517)872-2747 panther, a bow hunter and sponsible for preserving, History, and the ‘Docent ’* policy is being reviewed, and Your neighbor says oddly shaped stick-figures. protecting and interpreting Guild. shc invited parents to take These petroglyphs (rock part in the process by attend- carvings) are estimated by ing upcoming mcctings. archaeologists to have been Thics also urged concerned Hoped). school tax created 30Q to 1,000 years parents to providc some in- ago. put when the topic is revis- The site contains other rock ited, probably during thc carvings madc during the last renewal would pass board’s monthly mceting in century by loggers who August. worked the nearby timber. ‘ Long-time Cass City resident Dick Erla didn’t plan on In other business Monday, Visitors who follow the hik- ‘voting in Monday’s school elections. the board: ing trail camsec where a lum- 1 Although he hoped the 18-mill non-homestead tax renewal *Approved a proposed ber camp was located in the would pass, he said it doesn’t really affect him as a 1995-96 staff development late 19th century. Beavers ;homeowner. schedule presented by Hop- have created an expansive ; The original owner ofPrIa’s per. The schedule includes dam along the trail as well as Food Center and Meat Pack- 6 one-hour delay days in or- a very large beaver lodge. ing said people owning more der to give staff memhcrs A tour guide will be on duty “than one house should be able timc to continue work on through Labor day, 11:30 40 afford the higher taxes. curriculum development. a.m.to 4:30p.m. Bring along And hopefully, village busi- a picnic lunch and hiking nesses are successful enough *Adopted a formal resolu- shoes for an enjoyable day to pay the millage, he added. tion to borrow $42,056 from outdoors in Michigan’s Erla, who moved to Cass First ofAmerica Bank to pur- thumb region. Admission ‘City 42 years ago, will cel- chase a new school bus. and parking is free. ebrate his 50th wedding an- *Learned the process of in- Special cvents planned for miversary with his wife Chris- terviewing for a social stud- the Sanilac Petroglyphs in- fine in January. ies teacher has begun. Hop- clude: : Many of his relatives work / per, who said the hiring is in Junt: 17 - “Show Us Your in the school system. response to Billy’s retirement Stuff.” Bring in YOUR col- An ex-farmer and World War I1 veteran, Erla says he has and realignment of the lection, 1-4 p.m., Dean W ‘enjoyed living in the village. district’s curriculum, told the Anderson, Michigan Histori- “There’s no better place in the world than Cass City,” he board she has received 102 cal Center Archaeologist. applications for thc new job. July 16 - “The METIS I.” 1-3 p.m. AI Pifer, Traverse City. Native American Mu- Nofrost, sic, Lore, Artifacts and sto- ries (families). 20.8 Cu. R. 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TUESDAY MORNING SCRATCH FLIGHT LADIES’ GOLF eliminates 0-G LEAGUE Rich Tate 72 The Owen-Gage Bulldogs’ win on the mound tor the along with recognition on the Jerry Toner 72 softball season came to an Lakers, tossing ii 2-hitter that North Central Thumb FLIGHT #1- 18 Holes Mark Swanson 71 end Saturday at Genesee included I1 strikcouts and 6 League All Conference Mary Rabideau 46.5 John Poirier 69 High School when eventual walks. squad. They are: Bunny O’Berski 34.0 ,Don Ouvry 57 regional champion Both Bulldog hits were pro- Joan Montgomery 33.5 Bill Kritzman 54 Waterford Our Lady of the vided by senior Angie Angie Wildman, senior, All Millie Nadison ‘ 24.0 Newel1 Harris 50 Lakes recorded a 6-0 win Wildman, who doubled in District team, second team Toby Weaver 22.0 Dale McIntosh 46 during a semifinal match up. the fourth and singled in the All Regional, all NCTL. Nelle Maharg 18.0 Terry Wiseman 46 Coach Dean Rollcr’s squad sixth inning. Tonya Smith, freshman, All Fran Bellew 11.0 Jason McCallum 41 enters the record books with The Lakers oloscd out the District team, all NCTL. Kally Maharg 0 Dave Hoard 39 a 15-8 overall mark. scoring in the iit‘th when they Susic Roemer, junior, All John Maharg 36 “They (WLOL) are a tal- added one unearned marker. District, second team All FLIGHT #2 - 18 Holes ented team,” said Roller af- Stephanic Kyeson and Regional, second team All Linda Helwig 42.5 FLIGHT #1 terwards. “And they’ve got Amanda Coleman led thc NCTL. Barb Wilson 41.5 an 8th grader coming up next winners at thc plate with 2 Amanda Salcido, sopho- Lil Jaroch 38.0 Craig Helwig 79 year that throws harder than doubles each. more, All District, second Eleanora Rees 35.5 Doug Zdrojewski 61 the 2 pitchers they havc team All Regional, second Peg Veldman 28.5 Ernie Bellew 64 now.” HONORS team All NCTL. Shirley McMann 23.5 Clark Erla 61 The Lakers stranded a run- Kate Powers, sophomore, Vera Ferguson 21.5 Jim Peyerk 60 ner on third base in both the Several Owen-Gage Bull- All District team, Mary Lou Maurer 2 1 .O Elwyn Helwig 59 first and second innings bc- dogs- wcre named to the All Shana Adkins. senior, sec- Ken Zdrojewski 59 fore exploding ior 5 tallies in District and Regional teams team NCTL. FLIGHT #3 - 9 Holes Fred Leeson 58 the bottom of the third frame. Marie Scott 44 Don Hilbig 56 Two ticlding errors in the Blanche Rumptz 41 Jack Hool 52 BULLDOG JENNIFER WINCHESTER fields a high ground stanza proved costly for Joann Brown 32 Tom Wallace 48 Owen-Gage. Betty Zulauf 26 Jim Apley 46 ball during’Saturday’s regional contest with Waterford at Kate Powers went the dis- Jane Hool 23 Mike $ecking 46 tance for the Dawgs and al- Phyllis Ridge 19 Russ Biefer 42 Genesee High School. The Dawgs’ season ended with a 6-0 lowed only 6 hits whilc fan- Evelyn Coaster 11 Dan Dickinson 28 defeat. ning 3 and walking 4. Arlene Regentin 4 “1 was very pleased with FLIGHT #2 Kate’s performance. She FLIGHT #4 - 9 Holes says she’s willing to work in Dani Hicks 47 Dary 1 Iwan kovi tsc h 85 the off season. I think she’ll Marian Harm 27 Dick Wallace 75 All Saints dominates be very tough next year.” said Virginia Ruthko 26 John Riddle 64 Roller. Helen Grifka 24 Rick Doerr 62. Jessica Kirchner earned the Joyce McConkey 20 Jim Smithson 60 Shirley Grifka 20 Brian Reinhardt 59 National all-stars Michelle Zurek-Langenburg ’ Dan Hittler 56 20 Jerry Houghton 54 Verna Mae MacRae 16 Jim Hobbs 50 Thumb C National coaches BCAS; Lisa Erndt, BCAS; VanVliet, CC, and Jenny Phil Moses 48 have named the leaguc’s all Kara Botts, BCAS, and Degelbeck, Mar. Craig Bellew 47 conference team that is Brenda Wehner, Mar. dominated by Bay City All 0 UT F I E L D : J e n n i fer 2 MAN GOLF Ken Tiseo 43 HONORABLE Gene Konieczny 42 Saints with 5 players on the Brandt, BCAS; Carolyn MENTION 60 Gene Kloc 38 first team. Cass City placed Bollenbacher, L, and Sarah J. WillakerMurphy Lisa Burns in the at largc cat- Lester, Mar. S tickleflwankovitsch 56 Dick Haley 35 Lisa Deering, CC; Jaime egory. AT LARGE: Lisa Burns, Caister, CC, LeAnn Cecring, Henn/Peters 56 Cass City’s Kelli VanVliet 55 FLIGHT #3 CC; Marrah Brown, CL, and CC; Stacie Mahatffy, CL; McCallum/Randall nanicd to thc sccond 52 was Kristy Torrez, CL. Tammy Dilleree, L, and HarteVCommen t team, and LeAnn Deering, 52 Duane Henn 74 Angie Wichert, L. Peterson/Zdrojewski Jaime Caister and Lisa 51 Gary Robinson 72 SECOND TEAM Perus ki/Wil I iam s Deering received honorable GLIDDEN MAKES C. Hillakerkaming 47 John Cassin 68 ALL DISTRICT Cas Pasicczny 66 menti on. CATCHER: Marlo Lee, THE FINEST SHADES Bec king/Gl aza 46 The first team: 41 Jack Burns 64 CL . In addition to the league Doerr/Haire PIT CHE R : K ii t h 1y 11 INFIELD: Tanimy M aharg/Pas iec zn y 40 Kevin Green 58 honors, 4 Hawks were Chris Moses 58 Clements, BCAS, and Schornach, BP; Abbie named to the all-district first With ovtr 200 trntm tlnh Smith/B iddinger 37 Amanda Weakland, CL. In Gliddsn’i durablc ax. 36 Craig Weaver 57 Krause, BA; Kathy team. They were: Lisa tcrior houri polntr, you Burns/Jeung I Doug O’Dell 55 CATCHEH: Stace Korpal, DcVriendt, CL, and Heather Burns, Lisa Deering, I & knowyou’trgolngto hnd WrightIPrieskorn 32 BCAS. that pedsct ihadel 24 Charles Tunis 52 McQuarrie, Mar. Marlene Shinier and Kelli P. Dillonhlorgan INFIELD: Kinn Biskup, OUTFIELD: Kelli W. DillonlRetherford 19 Jon Zdrojewski 51 Van Vlie t . Bill Ewald 46 Bob Stickle 43 Wedding Stan Guinther 41 Announcemenls George Bushong 33 4 Hawks on baseball and In vita tions FLIGHT #4 bSU MAIN ST. - CAS ClTY 872-2445 70 all-conference teams Anton Peters Bruce LeValley 67 the league. Class- _.-- Citv- Dlaccd 2 on the DH: Todd Tate, L, Dave Burnette 66 Second team selections in- 66 Thumb C’Njtional all con- INFIELDER: Joe Clate Sawdon ference first team and a pair cluded Jim Hempton, John Agar 65 pitcher, and Chad DeLong, BA; Chad 61 on the second team as se- Zawilinski, CC; Matt John Niebrzydoski lected by league baseball Zawilinski, infielder, who J.R. Boldizsar 60 Partaka, CL; Matt Nichols, coaches hist week. batted .321 in the league. Ralph Albers 51 CL; Tim Gross, Mar. Catalogs loaned Tom Schweigel 50 Named to the first team was FIRST TEAM overnight . Doug Lautner 50 Jason Morgan, who -om- OUTFIELDER: Blake Jim Powell 47 piled a .438 average in the CATCHER: Ryan Lam- Hall, CC; Tye Phillips, L; The Cass City Jim Bolton 45 league, playing in the infield bert, Mar. Paul Roley, Mar. Bert Althaver 44 and pitching. Named to an DH: Nathan Volz, Mar. PITCHER: Jim Hempton, Chronicle Mick Dawson 33 outfield post was Brian INFIELDER: Scott CC; Matt Partaka, CL. Phone 872-2010 Bill Berwick 30 Graichcn, who batted .394 in Rybak, BCAS; Jason Mor- gan, CC; Matt Esch, L, HONORABLE Travis Sprague, L. MENTION OUTFIELDER: Jordan Carriveau, BA; Brian CATCHER: Chris Graichen, CC, ’ Jason Bannigan, BCAS. This Father’s Day VdnDcrMaas, CL. INFIELDER: Nathan PITCHER: Mike Buczek, Mastie, CC; Kevin Storm, Follow The Crowd BCAS; Gabe Sowa, Mar. CC; Jamie Dale, Mar. OU TFI EL DE.R : Ton y SECOND TEAM Shaw, Mar, PITCHER: Lance CAI’CHER: Jeff Talaski, L. Cowper, Mar. STARTS TODAY!- ake tracks-.,-, .1 Put Dad at ease for a price that’s downright relaxing! 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Coaches have selected the Mavville falls just short all-star team for the Thumb Heavily favored Mayville That set the stage for the it got by the Cass City out- most was able to hurl the C Conference from both the received the scare of its life rally that won for Mayville. field, to empty the sacks. Hawks to a win against a National and American divi- Saturday in the opening With one away, Mayville Chad Brant took over on the team that had mercied Cass sions. Cass City's Jason game of the regional tourna- banged out 4 straight hits. A mound and with one out City twice during the regu- Morgan, with a .438 average, ment at Cass City, but used a key hit was a dribbler to first Storm lashed a double, but lar season. was named to the infield on big 5-run rally in the sixth in which Cobb beat Hempton Brant, a fireballing hurler, CHAMPIONS the team. inning to top Cass City, 7-6. to the bag. with the tying run at second ' Named pitcher was Chris The Hawks had spurted to then struck out the next 2 Mayville then went on to Yens of Mayville with an 8- a 6-2 lead after 5 innings and batters to end it. win the regional tourney with 1 record. Tavis Sprague of With 2 runs in and the bases things looked bright for the loaded, Fisher rapped hard Hempton pitched a fine a 12-8 decision over Lake Lakers, who hit .481, was a Hawks until the sixth inning hit that went for a triple when game for Cass City and al- Fenton in the afternoon. named at first base. Flank- explosion. ing Morgan in the infield are Here's how Cass City Matt Esch, .406 average, of forged into the lead. In the Lakers; Dean Miller, .409 opening inning Chad average, of Harbor Beach, BRIAN GRAICHEN rapped a double between the outfield- Zawilinski walked and, with and James Minard, .429 av- 2 away, Jason Morgan erage, of Sandusky. ers to drive in 3 runs for Cass City against Mayville. singled through the hole be- The outfielders named are: tween first and second, scor- Nathan Volz, .439 average, ing Zawilinski from second. Marlettc; Tye Phillips, .423 Mayville scored a pair in qveragc, Lakers, and Tom the second with just one hit. &lata, .424 average, It all started after the first 2 ' Sandusky. batters were retired. Cheney Jeff Talaski of Lakers was singled, Cobb and Matt named utility player. Steele walked and 2 runs came home on an error on a Emmons completes hard ground ball to short by Travis Plain. Basic training Cass City scored 3 in the fourth. Chris Hahn doubled ; Air Force Airman Gary N. to deep right center with one Emmons has graduated from out. Matt Oesch worked Air Force basic training. starter Joel Terbush for a :During the 6 weeks of train- walk and Joe Fisher was ing the airman studied theAir brought in to relieve Terbush. Force mission, organization Chad Diegel laid down a and customs and received perfect bunt and beat it out special training in human re- for a single to load the bases. lations. Brian Graichen then lashed In addition, airmen who a double between the out- complete basic training earn fielders and cleared the WINNERS OF THE Cass City Lions Club Invitational golf credits toward an associate bases. tourney, held Saturday at Rolling Hills Golf Course, are degree through the Commu- Leading by 2 runs, the Elwyn Helwig and Dave Powers. nity College of theAir Force. Hawks made it a 6-2 game Emmons is the son of Joe in the next inning. Morgan and Diane Howey of opened with a single and Gagetown. Hempton walked. Mayville 29 teams in Lions' tourney The airman is a 1994 gradu- CHAD DIEGEL trots home with the third run of the inning ace ChrisYen was brought in Elwyn Helwig and Dave handicapped best ball tour- the day were Charles ate of Owendale-Gagetown against Mayville Saturday. from shortstop. Kevin Storm High School. Powers recorded 5 birdies ney, which included 29 Johnson and Dan Stanczyk, greeted him with a single to and 2 eagles on the final 9 teams. who ended up 11 under par score both runners. With holes Saturday at Rolling The team of John Maharg for the afternoon. Storm on third, first baseman Hills Golf Course to capture and Ken Tiseo, which posted Rounding out the top 6 Cobb made a stellar play. He first place honors at the an- the best score over the front scores were the teams of Ja- took Hahn's pop fly with his nual Lions Club golf tourna- 9 (26),finished second with son McCallum and Mike TaLDad out to back to the infield and ment. a score of 58 on the par 70 Randall (59),Jerry Toner and CASS CITY whirled around to nail Storm The pair carded a winning track. Jack Hool (60), and Todd the BBQ with LITTLE LEAGUE trying to score after the catch. total of 56 during the 2-man Finishing in 3rd place on Glaza and Rick Hollis (60). this great gift! STANDINGS Dr. Chappel Family Den- tistry - Giants 7-0 Rolling Hills Golf Course - I-iere's the perfect gift for dads who Cubs 5-2 MOVING love baseball and BBQ! Our utensiII 25% Little Cacsars - Orioles 3 1 set includes bat-handled fork and Sutter's Bakery & Restau- off rant - Dodgers 3-3 Board Chrysler Plymouth IN Dodge Inc. - Tigers 2-5 Cass City Muffler & Brake Makeup, Hair Products, - Yankccs 0-7 Beauty Aids CASS CITY SALE! 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Larry DeWitt of the /I '\ winner of the Julie Dee state Christian Education Neck sizes White - Solids - Stripes Miller Memorial Scholar- department, announced last 14 1/2 to 17 1/2 299 week at the church confer- $1 ship. ' The Helen Stevens Pool of- ence grounds at Brown City. . Neck sizes Short Sleeve ficially opened Memorial Charles A. Churchill, 21, $1499 Day weekend with 409 total son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 18 to 20 visitors. Churchill of Deford, has The official T-shirt logo for been awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in mathemat- $1799 $ this year's Fourth of July/ SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS 125th birthday festival was ics from Michigan State Uni- jesigned by Cass City High versity. A total of I8 1 pupils were Sizes Small thru d- ;+chool sophomore Kent -- . $1099 Winter. Winter drew a globe enrolled in the Baptist Daily with the words "Cass City" Vacation Bible School, with flying out from Michigan's an average daily attendance Thumb. of 163. A program was held Howard L. Andrus, 75, a Friday evening and students resident of Car0 Senior Com- were given certificates and mons, Caro, was killed in a awards for their work during motorbike accident Sunday the week. MarieYax won the afternoon. first place award, a $15 gift certificate, for bringing the 10 YEARS AGO most visitors. Sqdy Wells won second prize, a $5 gift An unexpected guest ar- certificate. rived at Jim Milligan's Milligan Road farm recently, 35 YEARS AGO a whitetail deer that was friendly to people and The community mourned Milligan's herd dog. the loss of one of its re- Milligan was able to walk up spected citizens when Joseph to the deer and pet it. The Sommers, 68, died in Pleas- deer left after 4 days. ant Home Hospital Thursday Ron Keegan, Secretary of following a 5 weeks' illness. the Cass City Lions Club, He came to Cass City in May recently presented Barb of 1937 and operated Men's Play Hutchinson, librarian of the Sommers' Bakery. He had Rawson Memorial Library, a been a baker for 50 years. check for $1 ,OOO to purchase Basil Bigham, who has large print books. been bringing milk to the SHORTS Mary Kerbyson, Cass City, doorsteps of Cass City resi- Lots to choose from Dress or Casual and Liz Montei, Caro, re- dents for 20 years, this week ceived plaques of apprecia- formally announced that he tion for their services Friday had sold his route to London SAVE from Hills and Dales aospi- Farm Dairy, Mpn's tal administrator Ken The largest kindergarten Wrihkle Free Jensen. Kerbyson, a surgical class in the hiktory of Cass floor supervisor for 25 years, City Schools is expected next Casual year. Already 96 pupils have and Montei, a certified nurse OUR ALREADY LOWER PRICES 20% anesthetist for 11 years, will registered, to equal the total 8COTTON retire this month. attendance of 1959-60. 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Cass Citv - Bad Axe - Sanduskv 11 I PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. I I Letters to the editor Police investigate : damage complaints

Cass City police investi- window of a car he has dis- gated several property dam- played for sale at 6232 Main Drunk drivers give age complaints in the village St. had been shattered. over the past week. Also June 7, Robert O’Dell, James Palmateer, 6292 W. 75 10 Hadley Rd., Cass City, Main St., Cass City, reported reported he parked his truck up right to privacy he parked his vehicle behind behind the village hall park- Cass City Floral, 6450 Main ing lot, and when he returned, at lunch time found the: Dear John, give up their right to privacy Respectfully, St., Friday at 9 p.m., and when they have jeopardized your daughter-in-law, when he returned at about 2 driver’s side window smashed. This letter is in response to othcr people’s safety andor a.m. discovered the rear win- one of last week’s Rabbit lives. Karen Haire dow glass had been shat- Karen Autry, 6456 Third S t., reported someone threw Tracks. I would like to make tered. Scott Ackerman, 6247 Pine a golf ball at and broke a win- a comment on Clara Eberts’ dow at her residence June 4 suggestion. St., told police he was work- ing in the back of his bike at about 3 a.m. Damage was Clara suggested that drunk Close Up trip shop Thursday with his estimated at $50. drivers get a different color A A helper, Steve Boldizsar, Also recently, police ar- licenseuplate (presumably when he saw 3 boys roller rested Robert S. Haas, 26, only until the offense has benefits youths PASTOR E ROBERT TUCKER and his wife Linda open blading in front of the shop, 5477 Shabbona Rd., Decker, been “removed” from their and heard a crashing sound. on suspicion of driving while record). You pointed out that the Potter’s House doors to welcome community members. He investigated and found 2 his license was suspended, it was doubtful that an inva- spindles from his front porch Police stopped a vehicle sion of privacy like this To the Editor: formed into concrete experi- The Tbckers say they are looking forward to working with ences. In addition, students had been broken. driven by Haas Saturday at,, would be legal. 9:45 p.m. at Main and: Democracy is not a specta- were able to share their views area churches from their new church home located on 6th Police contacted the youths, Weaver streets, according to You may be correct, but the tor sport - - for it to survive with their p&rs from other Street in Cass City. one of whom admitted acci- idea should be seriously con- and flourish, we all must be- areas of the country. dentally falling on the porch. sidered. Aren’t drunk driv- come involved. This is the Participants returned home His parents agreed to replace ers invading the privacy of message I heard from 1,237 with a deeper awareness of At former Church of God the spindles, reports state. the un-intoxicated public by high school students repre- their responsibilities as citi- Terry Tuckey, 6248 Pine St., driving on the same roads; senting 117 Michigan high zens and the realization that Cass City, contacted police putting other people’s lives schools who recently partici- a single individual can make June 7 to report the left rear in their hands and hoping for pated in the Close Up Foun- a difference. Their enthusi- Tuckers begin “Potter’s the best? We should have dation government studies asm for involvement in the some right to be warned program in Washington, democratic process is to be WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE which drivers may cause an D.C. ad mired. Our qualified staf at accident, so that we could ” For a full week the students House ministrv locallv Pat Curtis Chevrolet, drive a little more defen- had the opportunity to de- Sincere1y, sively when we’re near velop a better understanding by Melissa B. ’hrrno June 4 opening service, Pas- was selling their building, 0 1 d s mobile, Cad ill a c them. Maybe different col- of our democratic process. Hilary Culverwell Staff Writer tur Tucker expressed, the decision was made to strive to bring our cus- ored plates for second time By observing Congressional Michigan Outreach Coordi- The church is the only offenders would be justifi- Pastor E Robert and Linda come to the village. tomers the highest quality proceedings, quest i on i n g nator branch of the 10-year-old The Potter’s House’s intro- able. journalists and meeting with Tucker might still be look- Potter’s House in Alniont in service and customer ing for house, but the duction into CasCity came It may very well legally be government experts, the ab- Publisher’s note: Cass City a pastored by Juan Martinez couple is already celebrating at an appropriate time, Linda sat isfact ion. an invasion of privacy, but I stracts of history and the pro- sent several students to par- and is not connected with said. The recent merger be- believe that these offenders cess of governing were ti&- licipate in the program. something of a new home and a growing family. other Potter’s Houses across tween the Salem and Trin- ~1 1 the country. ity United Methodist Tuckers say they are Call Chuck for details CHUCK ERLA The Its name conies from the Churches allowed them to elated - and a bit surprised N‘ew & Used Cars & Trucks NEED-ANEW CAR OR TRUCK? Bible,.Jeremiah 18:2, which enter the community, while - with the support and re- HOURS:SalesTues., & Wed., Leasing Fri. 8 a.m. 1 ception they have received states, “Arise and go down keeping the same number of 6 p.m.; Mon. & Thurs. 8 a.m.- in their new ministry. to the potter’s house, and churches in the village. qf3-ip there I will cause thee to dealer 8 p.m.; sat.9 a.m.- 3 p.m. “If you want to know the “We came to add, not to truth, we thought it’d be just hear my words.’’ “We believe the Lord is the subtract,” Pastor Tucker of- he and I for a while,” Linda fered. “We’re here to help in quality new and pre-owned, “OVER 200 NEW & CARS said. potter and we are the clay,” USED Past or Tucker explained . the works that are going on.” late model, low mileage vehicles. AND But 10 people attended the The purpose of the new TRUCKS AVAILABLE first worship service of the SERVICES SET church is not to break up second Potter’s Housc existing congregations, but Christian Fellowship, a full ”Everv Make and Model” The regular services, slated to give evqn more individu- J gospel Pentecostal church. CHEVROLET- Ron Ouvry for 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun- als a place to worship, he OLDSMOBILE- For Your Best Buy And while theTuckers con- added. CFT Home 872-2495 tinue to live and work in the days and 7 p.m. Thursdays, C~DlLLflC-GEO Lapeer area until they find generally include singing, Business 269-978 1 CALL ME TODAY! readings from the Bible, a “There’s a lot of people out a house in Cass City, this there still hunting, still look- PH. 517-673-2171 early start of a congregation sermon, and communion. URT[5 ing. , . for a home.” has been working at the “We definitely praise the former site of the Cass City Lord,” Linda said. Church of God on 6th Street Each service is slightly dif- to prepare for an open house ferent, and flexibility allows and special services that members of the congrega- America’s Drug Problem took place from Saturday to tion to choose favorite today. hymns to sing, Pastor Tucker Their activities have in- explained, adding, “We IsNotAsBig AsYouThmk cluded making electrical leave the service up to the impr o vemen t s, hanging Lord.” wallpaper and worshipping Pas tor Tucker’s reli g ious tog ether. service includes children’s But the support has not ministry with the Assembly Auction Sale stopped there. of God during the 1970s in The following items will be offered for sale at at public auction located 112 mile east of traffic light “We’d like to thank the New Jersey. in Cass City at 6823 E. Main Street (M-81)on whole community for their He has worshipped in the prayers,” Pastor Tucker said. Almont church for 9 years, Saturday, June 17 at 10:30 a.m. Linda commented on the taking classes to receive his friendly, helpful and loving pastoral license and serving atmosphere she and her hus- as an assistant pastor. band have encountered dur- He said he felt a call to ing their time in the village. open a new ministry site, but The Cass City Church of the Tuckers’ original plans God congregation has been for a new Potter’s House in especially supportive during Croswell fell through, So the transition, even bringing when the news came that the flowers to the Potter’s House Cass City Church of God

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A $2,000 Decker of Bay City; 3 broth- end of probation) for a plea defendant was remanded to at Saginaw General Hospital. Ind. George King, Marlette. various felony charges: motion to reduce bond to ers, Clayton (Edna) Diebcl of Funeral services will be of guilty to attempted larceny the custody of the sheriff's She was born April 17, He was born May 12, 1915, *Roger G. Stevens, 41, $5,000 or give Woolworth 1945, in Detroit to Lewis and Bay Port, Thaddeus (Jaunita) held at 1 1 :00 am, Thursday Vassar, stood mute to charges work release privileges was of a check over. $100 from a department. Sentencing is to in St. Thomas, Ontario, Diehel of Hesperia and building June 10, 1994, in Pansy (Corrow) LeBlanc. Canada, to John and Laura at the Deford Community of uttering and publishing granted. Sentencing is to be be scheduled. She married Richard E. Norris (Donna) Diebel of Pi- Church with Pastor Stu Roy and beink an habitual of- set. Dayton Township. *Frederick H. Kile Jr., 29, (Austin) Hind. geon, and many nieces and He was also ordered to pay Brooks Sr. Aug. 5, 1963, in He is survived by his wife, officiating. Interment will be fender (3 prior felony con- *Timothy R. LaBean, 22, North Branch, entered a plea Oetroit. nephews, She was preceded in Novesta Township Cem- victions). Court records state Millington, was sentenced to costs and fines of $400, res- of guilty to prbbation viola- Lucy Hind, and 3 sons, in death by a brother, Will- titution total,ling $500, over- Wayne (Nancy) Hind of eter y. the initial charge stems from 60 days in jail for his plea of tion - failure to make pay- Mrs. Brooks worked in iam Dicbel, and a sister, Memorials made be given an alleged incident Dec. 4 in guilty to probation violation sight fees of $720 and a $40 ment of court-ordered obli- Windsor, Ontario, Andrew Louise Deming. victim crim'e fee. hbusekeeping at Memorial (Yolanda) Hind of New to the Deford Conmiunity Car0 involving a $350 check - failure to report to his pro- gations ($2,898 in restitu- City General Hospital and Funeral services were held Church. drawn on First of America bation agent since Jan. 26, *Michael C. Smith, 41, tion). ring Branch Memorial Mexico and Edward (Kathy) Monday at the United Meth- S Hind of Cherry Hill, N.J.; 7 Funeral arrangements were Bank. 1995. The court ordered Vassar, pleaded guilty to pos- The case was continued to ospital in Houston, Texas, odist Church of Cass City, l-f grandchildren; 5 great- made by the Collon Funeral A pre-trial hearing is to be LaBean's probation rein- session of less than 25 grams Friday. The defendant prom- for several years. She was a with the Rev. Robert Garrett, Home in Caro. scheduled in the case. Bond stated. of cocaine. ised to pay the restitution on member of the Cass City grandchildren, and several co-pastor, officiating. Intcr- nieces and nephews. was continued at $5,000 and *Antonio Bautista, 43, A pre-sentence investiga- or before that date, or face Church of the Nazarene. ment was in Elkland Town- He was predeceased by his the defendant was remanded Richville, was dismissed fol- tion was ordered, bond was sentencing. Bond in the case ship Cemetery. to the custody of the sheriff's continued and the defendant was set at $5,000. parents, sisters, Edna Little & Kranz Funcral Stephanie Sopchik lowing a probation violation She is survived by her hus- Willerton and Helen Guy, department. arraignment, when the court was remanded to the custody *Kenneth D. O'Brien, 32, band, Richard; children, Ri- Home was in charge of ar- of the sheriff's department. Caro, pleaded guilty to op- and a brother, Leslie Hind. rangcmcn ts. Stephanie (Smolarkiewicz) *Richard J. Thompson, 47, granted a motion to dismiss chard (Pam) Brooks Jr, of He was a long time mem- Sopchik, 75, of Dearborn, Millington, pleaded guilty to the case and discharge the Work release was granted. erating a motor vehicle while Cass City, Melda (Martin) ber of' the Argylc United died Thursday, June 8, at extortion and third degree defendant from probation. Sentencing is to be sched- under the influence of liquor, Perlaki of Cass City, Dawn ul ed . Methodist Church, where Scott Martin Oakwood Hospital, criminal sexual conduct in- *David D. Taylor, 23, Caro, third offense, March 24 in (Kevin Montreuil) Brooks of *Eddie Parker, 29, Caro, en- funeral services were held Dearborn. volving use of force or coer- was sentenced to 3 years pro- car0 * Cass City, Sharon Brooks of June 9 with the Rev. Robert Scott Martin, 35, ofDcford, She was born Jan. 30, 1920, cion Jan. 20, 1989, in tered a plea of guilty to at- A pre-sentence investiga- Mound Bayou, Miss., and bation and 2 years incarcera- Sr oc k o ffi ci at i ng . died Sunday, June 1 1, at Hills in Detroit, to George and Mi 11i n gt on Town ship . tion, with work site privi- tempted armed robbery Feb. tion was ordered and bond aichael Brooks, Cass City; and Dales General H,ospital, 13, 1994, in Fairgrove. was continued at $5,000. $2 grandchildren; brothers, Agnes (Malak) Lalko. She A pre-sentence investiga- leges, for pleas of guilty to 4 Cass City. ni a r r i ed Ray m o n d A pre-sentence investiga- Sentencing is to be sched- dphn LeBlanc of Hawks, Frances Joos tion was ordered, bond was attempted delivery of a con- He was born Aug. 26, 1959. Smolarkiewicz, who died in continued at $1 million and trolled substance between tion was ordered, bond was uled. bouis LeBlanc of He was a lifelong residcnt 1965. She married Edward continued at $25,000 and the *Larry L. Hunter, 29, Cheboygan, Willis LeBlanc the defendant was remanded Jan. 1, 1989, and Dec. 31, Frances A. Joos, 79, of Cass of the Kingston-Deford ar- Sopchik May 4, 1968, in defendant was remanded to Vassar, entered a plea of af City and Samuel to the custody of the sheriff's 1990, inTuscola County, and Cass City died Friday, June 9, at eas, He graduated from Dcarborn, where they have the custody of the sheriff's guilty to probation violation GeBlanc of Brooksville, Fla.; Tendercare Nursing Center, department, Sentencing is to perjury before the Multi- Kingston High School in lived ever since. be scheduled. County Citizens Grand Jury department. Sentencing is to - providing a urine sample 4 sisters, Ida Mae Jewett of Cass City. 1978 and married the former be set. that tested positive for Cass City, Helen Cope of Mrs. Sopchik was a mem- *John L. Woolworth, 34, Aug. 3. THC. She wasborn Jan. 13,1916, Judy Luana Aug. 26, 1978, ber of St. Joseph Catholic .Susan Kell, 30, Cass City, Hunter's pre-sentence in- $andsburg, Calif., Pansy Vassar, entered a plea of Taylor was also ordered to in Pigeon. Her parents were at the Deford Community Church, Dearborn, St. Joseph pleaded guilty to attempted vestigation was ordered up- Ijarris of Bay City and Frank and Alice (Ebaugh) guilty to operating a motor pay court costs and fines to- Church. He began working Woman's Club, the Ameri- vehicle while under the influ- talling $800, oversight fees carrying a concealed weapon dated and bond was contin- Delores Tobin of Downey, Diebel. She married William toward becoming an electri- can Legion LeFemmes Voy- (38 caliber derringer) Feb. ued at $5,000. Sentencing is calif., and many nieces and Maurice Joos Aug. 26,1972, ence of liquor, third offense, totalling $1,080 and a $40 cian when he was 12 years ager #1002, and the Women April 22 in Vassar. victim crime fee. The court 17 in Caro. to be set. nephews. She was preceded in Lapeer. old and was currently work- of the Moose #1620, i$ death by 6 sisters and 3 She worked for over 30 Wo I) 1worth 's 1i c en s e was granted a request that Taylor ing as an electrician with Ken Dcarborn. revoked by the court, which be discharged from jail July brothers. years at Hulien's clothing Martin Electric, Inc. He was She is survived by her hus- store in Cass City and the ordered a pre-sen tence inves- 10-31 for parental visitation. a member and former deacon band, Edward; a son, tigation, continued bond at *Gary F. Mutart, 25, Funeral services were Tradewinds store in Pigeon. of the Deford Community Leonard (Karen) 1 icheduled for one o'clock She was a member of the Church and played on thc Sriiolarkiewicz of Cass City; Surround Sound Stereo Wednesday at Little & Kranz Salem United Methodist church league softball team. a granddaughter, Suzannc Puneral Home, with the Rev. Church and the United Meth- Surviving are his wife, Judy Smolarkiewicz of Cass City; 4 arraigned on NOW THRU THURSDAY 8:oo james Franklin of the Cass odist Women. Martin; 2 children, Melissa 2 Sisters, Amelia Romain of r City Church of the Nazarene Surviving are her husband, Wed. Double Punch On Movie Goer Card and Kevin Martin, both at Cass City and Betty (Joe) Thurs. "Bargain Nite" $2.50 p fficiating . Maurice; stepsons, Richard home; his parents, Mr. and Sroka of Dearborn; a sister- felony charges It's Love At Second Sight- (Connie) Joos of Indepen- Mrs. James Martin, Cass in-law, Mrs. Charles (Mary) ; Interment was to be in dence, Mo., and Donald City; 2 brothers and their Rogers, and several nieces The following people were Township. Sandra Bullock & Bill Pullman Elkland Township Cemetery. (JoEllen)Joos of Grand Rap- wives, Stephen and Patty and nephews, She was pre- recently arraigned on felony A preliminary exam was Martin, Glendale, Ariz., and ccdcd in death by 2 brothers, charges in Tuscola County District Court: slated for Thursday morning. Christophcr and Mic he1 le Michael and John Lalko. Bond in the case was set at Martin, Port Huron; his Funeral services were held *Lisa A. Dean, 26, Reese, $100,000, All Evenings (Except Sat.) 8:OO faFes charges of welfare gr andniother, Mrs. H c t ti c Monday at St, Michael's .Duane M. Grifka, 34, Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 Curry, Caro; 14 nieces and fraud over $500 and welfare Catholic Church with the Millington, exes charges of nephews; his mother-in-law Rev. Richard Bokinskie of- fraud - failure to inform assaulthodily harm less than and father-in-law, Mr. and ficiating. Interment was in $500 or more. Court records murder and possession.. of M r s . Kenneth K 1i n k inan, St. Michael's Cemetery. state she is accused of unlaw- Deford; 3 brothers-in-law Arrange men t s were made fully collecting more than firearm in the commission ot and one sister-in-law, James by Little & Kranz Funeral $500worthofADCandfood a May 26 in Luana, Recse, Susan and Home, Cass City. stamps between December watertowrlTownship* 1993 and March 1994, and Bond was set at $1,000 and failing toprovidetheDepart- a prelinlinary exan1 was completes ment of Social Services with scheduled for Thursday Vandecar information affecting her eli- morning. A om gibility for assistance. Air Force training Bond in the case was set at $20,000 and a preliminary Air Force Airman Jennifer Forcc. examination was scheduled R Vandecar has graduated Vandecar is the daughter of for 9 a.m. Thursday. from Air Force basic train- Richard L. Vandecar of ing at Lackland Air Forcc: Wilmington, N.C., and *Nancy C. Sullivan, 51, Base, San Antonio, Texas. Rosemary V. Vandecar of Vassar, was arraigned on During the 6 weeks of Cass City. charges of welfare fraud over training thc airman studied She is a 1994 graduate of $500 and welfare fraud - thc Air Force mission, orga- Cass City High School. failure to inform $500 or nization and customs arid more between April 1989 receivcd special training in and May 1993. Bond was set at $20,000 human relations. In addition, airnicn who and a preliminary exam was scheduled for Thursday 'BenFranklin" complete basic training earn e Vuriety Shows credits toward an associate morning Our "Michael S. Osterman, 37, degree through the Cornmu- nity College of thc Air Burton, faces a charge of lar- ceny over $100 (lawn and garden tractor) June 4 in Millington Township. Bond was set at $10,000. A preliminary exam is to be ISYour Father's Mower Acting Up? ' held Thursday morning. Check out our good used mowers. *Larry W. 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PARTS HOURS: Mono-Fri.7 am, -*-: Saturday 7 a.m.-f p.m. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872-2010 Transit (nonbusiness) rates. TO PLACE AN ACTIONr AD-: 10 words or less, $1.75 each f Household -7 ForRent 1 Notices Notices Services Services insertion; additional words 8 Sales Lordy, Lordy cents each. Three weeks for WANTED - Arts, crafts and ~ WMER PUMP AND water FOR RENT - Hillside North, who's 40! price of 2-cash rate. Save Look l well service all types , the CREATIVE DESIGNS and YARD' AND CRAFT sale - lower 2-bedroom apartment home hobby vendors for the - re- Call 872=3579 I money by enclosing cash with staff, Louise, Sandy, Amy 5844 Main St., Deford. Cass City Sidewalk Sales. paired. 10% discount on new mail orders. Rates for display with ramps to front door. Air pumps and tanks. Emer- and Jodi, are here to meet Thursday, June 15, 9-5, Fri- conditioning, storage area, Call 872-3613. 5-5-31-5 want ad on application. gency service. Call Paul's , your continuing needs in day, June 16, 9-?, Saturday, coin operated laundry. 872- Robert Bliss perming, coloring and all June 17, 10-2. Weather per- LOST NEAR DeLong and Pump Repair, 673-4850 or 4654. 4-6- 14- 1 800-745-4851 anytime. C Automotive 1 your hair care needs. mitting. 14-6-14-1 .~ Phillips Rd. - large male Ger- Builder 8-3-22-tf 1 2-6- 14- 1 man short-haired pointer, Licensed & Insured 1984 FORD Ranger pickup, GARAGE SALE - Saturday, FOR RENT - Available im- liver and ticked. Reward. 4 cylinder, automatic, AM/ June 17, 9 to 3. Babies, mediately, 2-bedroom apart- Please call 872-4997. New Construction & 8 w 199 1 STARCRAFT fold- boys' and girls' clothes, ment with stove and refrig- I FM, 110,000miles. 14' travel down camper, awnings with Happy Birthday 5-5-3 1-3 Remodeli ng trailer, older but good condi- toys, household and baby erator, walk to downtown screened room, sleeps 6. Ken Hall i Bruce items, play pen, boy's 20- Cass City, $325/month, to Homes & Businesses tion. $750 each. 872-4266. Call after 4 p.m. 5-6- 14- 1 f Wanted Buv > $3,500. inch bike. 6339 Brenda Dr. $325/security deposit, 1/2 8-5-3 1-tf 1-6-7-3 I 5 17-673-3842. 2-6- 14- 1 14-6- 14- 1 utilities. Call-872-2722. WANTED - Old oak furni- Brown 1, BINGO - Every Sunday at FOR SALE - 1983 Ford LTD 4-6-7-tf ture - tables, ice boxes, buf- St. Pancratius Hall, S. Water Well : 4-door, 6 cylinder, good eco- softener MOVING SALE Wednes- fets, beds, dressers, desks, i SPRING WATER - ' Seeger, Cass City. Doors BRYANT nomical car. $750.872-4267, special - 32,000grain, $600, day and Thursday, 14 and FOR RENT - Masonic open 5:00 p.m., games start etc. Early morning or eve- 4 Drilling Stacey. 1-6-7-3 '%,ooO grain, $575. Also salt 15, lo-?. 6458 Garfield, Temple Refreshment Hall - at 5:30, Phone 872-5410. nings - G. Jones 872-5027. I* freeconditioners. Call Paul's Cass City. 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Call 872- housing opportunity. 872- t 4 2369. 4-1 0- 12-tf at Hardees Top Quality Gravel, 2986. 1-6- 14-3 GARAGE SALE - June 15, June 17 Crush Gravel, Sand, Black 24 hr: 9-5, 6275 W. Main. Coun- Notices Dirt, Septic Systems, 1991 JIMMY ST, - power try curtains, Huffy bike, an- 9 a.m. - ? i steering, power brakes, 3285 CEMETERY RD. - Basements, Driveways, I service tiques, toys and more. Cars $4.00 and Any Other type of 4 power windows and locks, Garage Sale 19, 20, 2 I, 9 to 14-6- 14- 1 I Well Drilling I 1 s City, Mich. j alarm, air conditioning, V-6, 5. No early sales. 14-6-14-1 pSl-,lIMPROVEMENT Pickups & Vans $5.50 Back Hoe Work 2" to 5" wells ! automatic, good stereo, GARAGE SALE - 4176 5-6- 14- 1 FREE ESTIMATES 4, GARAGE SALE -Thursday, $lO,OOO. 5 17-872-5 195. Maple St., Thursday, 9-5. Factory Outlet Call John 872-45 12 drilled & repaired A 8-7-6-tf 5 1-6- 14-3 June 15,8:30-5, Friday, June Lots of clothing, weight %&&&&&-&- 16,9a.m.-noon. Lots of little bench, microwave oven (1 Vinyl windows LEBIODA Pump Sales 1979 4x4 CHEVY 350, ex- girls' clothing. 6661 Seed St. year old), camera outfit with Roofing, Siding, and I &- 14-6-14-1 New Construction CLASSY? EXCAVATING & Service cellent shape, Tennessee tripod (new), drapes, miscel- * 8-4-28-d truck, $2,000 or best offer. laneous items. 14-6-14- 1 (517) 843-5811 Will trade for snow plow GARAGE SALE -Thursday "FREE ESTIMATES" CUTS. and Friday, June 15 and 16, 517-672-2600 & 8-9-15-tf 20 years experience d complete. Also 111 John FIRST TIME barn and attic Lawn Mower limestone & :' 9 to 5. Saturday, June 17, 9 _. Crushed Deere lawn mower, 11 hp., sale - Friday and Saturday, excavating 38" cut, $850 or best. Also to noon, 4150 Seeger St. 16-17, 8 a.m.-?. 2857 Siding & replacement *: Peavey speakers for DJ or Table and chairs, exercise Service SHAGENE bike, dishes, kids' and adult Crawford Rd., 2 miles south windows band, #SP-3, excellent of Cass City light, 2 east on SALON Blade Sharpening EXCAVATING 7676 Gilbert Rd. shape, $800 or best. 517- clothes, and lots of miscel- * * Kelly then south on I% s Most Makes Cass City, MI 48726 : 673 -645 6, 1-6-14-3 laneous items. 14-6-14-1 Nel's Sand - Gravel - Craw ford. 14-6- 14- 1 Gift Certificates Pick up and deliver Jim Doerr 658-8625 GARAGE SALE - June 15 Topsoil - Fill - 673-4657 1992 Ford Escort LS 1.9 li- HUGE GARAGE SALE - I Kitchen sfor Father's Day s ter, 4 cylinder, 5-speed and 1.6, 8:30-5:00, 4829 N. Back-Hoe work Seeger St. Lots of baby Thursday and Friday, 9-5. in Gagetown make great gifts FLOYD LUETTKE manual, power steering, Clothes - all sizes, house- Trucking Interior & Exterior power brakes, air, AM/FM clothes with girls' 6 month will be open & % 872-3382 to 24 months. Also adult hold items, crafts, ski exer- Painting cassette, power mirrors, new ciser. 49 16 Schwegler Rd. Smoke-Free .% 8-6- 14-2 872-3648 tires, well maintained, ex- clothing and miscellaneous ~ Father's Day items. 14-6-14-1 14-6- 14- I Walk-in or App't. % 8-3-29-tf cellen t condition. $6,800. ~ 6 a.m. till 2 p.m. Sewing and Alterations 658-9094. 1-6- 14-3 I & s FIRST TIME barn sale - GARAGE SALE - Saturday, 1 Happy Father's Day by Kathleen Nizzola

June 17, 9-5. 3988 Hoppe ~ OLDSMOBILE 3.8LV5ea- Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 5-6- 14- 1 * 87-CLASS Holiday Crafts & June 15-16-17, 8 a.m. to 6 Rd.,Gagetown. 665-2285. 2- Carpet & Upholstery gine, $75. Alternator, power 14-6- 14- 1 CREATIVE DESIGNS and next to Erla's Wearables Ross Kraft steering, pump, air condi- p.m., 5725 Kelly Rd., 2 * 1/2 west staff, Louise, Sandy, Amy b s Bridal Patties tioner unit, each miles south and 1 Cass City,Mich. $2Q or make of Cass City. End tables, MOVING IN SALE - 5 and Jodi, are here to meet .%&S%%%& Mending, zippers, hems tainmaster offer for all. 872-3530. your continuing needs in S chairs, bar stools, electric miles west of Cass City, Children adults J (517).I 872-3601 1-3-29-tfn 445 1 Green Rd., across from perming, coloring and all CHURCHILLKLARK Re- and stove, gas stove, clocks, ste- union June 25, 1995 (1 No job too small reo, weight set, bird cages, DNR. June 15 & 161 Pitill your hair care needs. 5. Newsome. 14-6- 14- 1 5-6- 14- 1 o'clock) at James and Marie Free estimates antiques, old picture frames, Brown's pond, 1 1/2 south of milk can, coal pail, wooden Call 872-2663 'MIKA'S CUSTOM - NEW ARRIVALS at the stoplight in Snover or 1 1/2 : pail, canning jars, pots, light M ULTI FA M I LY garage --+ sale -Wednesday, June 14th, Paint Store. Brass accesso- north of M-46 on Wheeler *Flood removal I MOLDINGS FOR SALE - Hutch and buf- fixtures, mirror tiles, bas- Rd. Questions: 8 10-672- Don Dohn Hardwood Molding kets, bedding, C.B. intendo 4-8 p.m., andThursday, June ries and framed country fet, $350, maple 2-piece 9239. * 5-6-7-2 Thomas Roofing 4394 Maple #3 with tapes, electric weed 15th, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Vanity, prints for current decorating Furniture Repair hutch, upper with glass medicine cabinet, cook top, trends. 5-6-14-1 Serving the area Cass City Woodworking doors, buffet with door and wacker, crafts, over 30 L Phone 872-347 1 8-7- 10-tf shirts and much more. wall ovens, Nintendo, high for 23 years drawers. Also dog house, chair, children's clothes, $25, and old grain scale, 14-6-14-1 .- toys, tools, video camera, LICENSED $75. 872-323 1. 2-6- 14- 1 WATER PUMP,Water Well, 5-FAMILY garage sale - riding mow er/snowblow er INSURED Water Softener Service. All tractor, walk-behind mowers R.J.'s GREENHOUSE - June 16 and 17,9 to 6.2811 types repaired. Rebuilt Pringle Rd., 1/2 mile west of and miscellaneous. 8 miles Certified Master Mechanic BONDED pumps. 10% discount on Wednesday, June 14 - Sale east, 1 mile south, 1/4 mile FATHER'S gift certifi- M-19 or 3 1/2 miles east of DAY Computer Alignments new pumps and tanks, In- on hanging baskets, gerani- east on Robinson Rd. No cates at Classy Cuts. 872-2970 ums, spikes and vines $.99; Germania Rd. Baby through Computer Balance Cass City home emergency service. adult clothes, furniture, toys, early sales! NicollSwanson. 5-6- 14- 1 Simpson Excavating sections $.59, mosquito & Rotation 8-3-2J-tf Call 673-4850 or 800-745- books, etc. 14-6-14-1 14-6- 14-1 - 485 1 anytime, 8-6-5-tf plants $1.50; flats $4.99. Front End parts Dozer landscaping - All 6334 Bay City-Forestville types of backhoe work GARAGE SALE St, DRUNK Shocks & Struts Rd., Cass City. 872-4812. - House demolition & removal 2-6- 14-2?? Michael's Church, Wilmot, DRIVING Brakes REPAIR SERVICE Thursday and Friday, June Tune-ups Footings - Waterlines - 22-23, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3 KILLS TUNE-UPS Complete septic systems FOR SALE - Trailer type WONDERFUL 4-bedroom Free Estimates REPAIR miles north of Kingston, If you get drunk, Sand - Gravel - Topsoil brush hog, width 5-foot. farm house with original All your tire needs from OVERHAULS 872-2386. 2-6- 14- 1 2083 Kingston Rd. Variety of fill - walnut trim, new carpet in please call. wheelbarrows 14-6-14-2 family, living and dining Repair all makes & Any size fill job DON'T DRIVE to tractors models push mowers, FreeEsti mates FOR SALE - 45" television. GARAGE SALE -Thursday room, full basement, 36'x14' Needs a tuner. Call 872- barn Ion 3.99 acres. New in DRUNK See us today riders, trimmers, chain 872-4502 and Friday, June 15- I6,9-5. saws & tillers 3283. 2-6- 14-2 6532Third St. Baby clothes, 1992 - well, septic and fur- Cass City Tire 8- 1-23-tf kids' and adult clothing, n ace. Greenleaf Township. DRIVE Phone: 517-673-3957 AKC SPRINGERS - 3 dishes, knickknacks, baby H-02. $70,000. Coldwell 1275 Riley Rd.. Caro, MI 48723 8-4-26 12 Steve Wright Painting 1 males, shots, wormed, beau- toys and miscellaneous B ankers/GLR. 664-8524. Phone 872-5303 tiful dogs. 674-2412. SAFELY 5- 12-18-tf -_ ... items. Also refrigerator for 3-6-14-2 I(lonold E, Palrrrer 2-6-14-1 sale. 14-6- 14- 1 Ifyou oops, call us WANTED - Crafters, flea Chuck's Carpentry SALE Farm house to Builder HAZZARD'S GREEN- FOR - markets and collectable deal- 2% Woodworks HOUSE still has a large as- ESTATE SALE - Thursday, be moved to your location, 24 Hours ers for the BadAxe Swappers Great Lakes vinyl windows New buildings, old right away. 872-2307 or 872- 4842 Hemlock Lane sortment of plants for $6 a June 15, &:30 to 5:OO. Days July 8-9 being held at Trim work buildings, roofing. Household items, Jewelry, 3074. 3-6-7-3 Wrecker Service the Bad Axe City Park' in Cass City, Mich. 48726 , flat, mix or match (includes Cabinet repair & refacing siding, pole barns Commercial - Residential annuals, perennials and purses, etc. 6388 Chestnut 872-2251 day conjunction with the 4th an- Interior & exterior doors Custom Wallpapering LOTS FOR SALE in Cass JOB TOO veggies). Also a 10% dis- Blvd., Northwood Estates. 872-5606 night nual 3-011-3 basketball tour- Custom woodworking NO BIG OR Airless spray 14-6- 14-1 City located on 7th Street. nament. For more informa- Remodeling 'roo SMALL "When it's worth doing right, count on our hanging bas- call us, we can do it allt' Call Bud Leigh Realty in tion call the Bad Axe Park Licensed - Insured 2805 Crawford Rd. kets and planters (still a large Axe more informa- Phone (517) 872-4654 selection to choose from). LARGE MULTI-FAMILY Bad for and Recreation Department References Cass City, Mich. 48726 tion, 269-9925. 10-6 Located just north of garage sale - June 15- 16-17, 3-5- (5 17) 269-2630. 5-6-7-4 Chuck Rubey (5 17) 8724780 Deckerville Road at 1545 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Infant through 872-3863 Kingston Rd. in Deford, adult clothes, infants' toys, For Rcnt BINGO Every Wednesday men's and women's skis and - 872-5057. 2-6-14-3 Cass City Muffler night. Open.6:OO-early bird boots, compQund bow, 2 BEDROOM 'upstairs & Brake lamps, knickknacks, pair of 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. Smith FOR SALE - St. Bernard apartment, $300 month, 872-225 115606 Post 3644 VFW,Weaver St. ELECTRIC MOTOR and pups, 4 months, 2 females, end tables, lots of miscella- $200 deposit. No children, 5-8-3 1-t 5-2-26-tf power tool repair, 8 a.m.to Refrigeration A,K.C., shots, wormed. neous. 6469 6th St., Cass no pets. 872-4785. 4-6- 14-3 5 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to $300. 872-5073. 2-5-3 1-3, City, second house off noon Saturdays. John Blair, and Gas & Oil Furnaces Seeger. 14-6-14- 1 FOR RENT - Hillside North, 1/8 mile west of M-53 on Appliance Repair All Gas Appliances FOR SALE - Storage barns, AUCTION Sebewaing Road. Phone all sizes, horse barns, dog MULTI-FAMILY garage 1-bedroom apartment, air conditioning, storage area, 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf HEATING houses, craft items. Will de- sale - Thursday and Friday, Celebrities' Paraphernalia coin operated laundry. 872- All makes and models liver. Call 872-2608. Second June 15-16,lOa.m.to6p.m. and Silent Auction and house south of Hurds Cor- 4654, 4-6- 14-1 Lots of kids' and adults' .. Call 872-3092 ner Rd. off Cass City Rd. clothes, toys, books, sofa, Friday, June 16 Erla Packing COOLING Harold Deering etc. 3910 Crawford, Cass FOR RENT - Lower 1-bed- 8-3- 15-tf room apartment, West and All Season Rent-All Parking Lot 6233 Church St. 2-9-23-t f City, 2 miles east on M-81, SPECIALIST Pine. 872-4654. 4-6- 14- 1 Cass City 1 114 miles south on Downtown Cass City AL'S APPLIANCE. Experi- F(0R SALE - 70,000 BTU Phone 872-2 19 1 enced. Very low service Paul L. space heater, natural gas - has Craw ford. 14-6-14-1 Silent Auction 6 to 7 p.m. MODERN 1 -bedroom Custom Butchering rates! All appliances, micro- Brown blower. Asking $150. 872- waves, garage openers, wa- GARAGE SALE - June 15- apartment, central air, full Celebrities' Paraphernalia Auction 7 p.m. Fridays only Owner 2248, ask for Kelly. carpets, cable TV, no steps, ter heaters, some household 2-5-3 1-3 16, 9 a.mA p.m., June 17, Wayne Dillon -Auctioneer USDA Inspected Plant State Licensed 9 a.m.-12 p.m., 6730 Third in Caro, $355. Call Tom at Custom Curing, Smoking, heating, hot tubs and whirl- 517-781-335. 4-6-14-tf Many autographed items from celebrities pools, remodeling, mobile 24 Hour Emergency * SALE - Schwinn and Koss St. Clothing, household Cutting, Wrapping and home repairs, water condi. Service .bikes, $35 each. Antique items, baby stuff, maternity Items and coupons from area businesses Freezing cchair with ottoman, $40. clothes, lots, of miscella- CASS. CITY Mini Storage tioning, TV antennas and CALL 517-872-2734 new building now available. Hot dog & pop $1 .OO We Make Venison Sausage more. On 24 hour call. 269. * Antique mirrors, $10 each. neous items. No early sales. 8-IO-31-tf 8-3-30-t I872-3384. 2-6-7-3 14-6-14-1 Call 872-3917. 4-10-19-tf 5-6-14- 1 8904. 8-5-3 1-tl CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1995 PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Last week *: 13 appear in circuit court Paulette Brooks John Hind ids; 3 grandchildren; 4 great- Mark Gray, Caro, John and grandchildren; 2 sisters, Janie Luana, Deford, Dave The following people ap- $10,000 and remanded the Silverw ood, was sentenced A pre-sentence investiga- Mary (Robert) Dast of Pi- to 2 years probation and 60 tion was ordered, bond was Paulette Brooks, 50, of Cass John Edward Hind, SO,' and Kathy Luana, Decker, peared last week in Tuscola defendant to the custody of City, died Saturday, June 10, geon and Florence (Gerald) and a grandfather-in-law, County Circuit Court on the sheriff's department. A days in jail (deferred to the continued at $2,000 and the died June 6, in Fort Wayne, Decker of Bay City; 3 broth- end of probation) for a plea defendant was remanded I at Saginaw General Hospital. George King, Marlette. various felony charges: motion to reduce bond to to Ind. ers, Clayton (Edna) Diebel of Funeral services will be of guilty to attempted larceny the custody of the sheriff's She was born April 17, He was horn May 12, 1915, *Roger G. Stevens, 41, $5,000 or give Woolworth 1945, in Detroit to Lewis and Bay Port, Thaddeus (Jaunita) held at 1 1 :00 a.m. Thursday Vassar, stood mute to charges work release privileges was of a check over. $100 from a department. Sentencing is to in St. Thomas, Ontario, Diebel of Hesperia and building June 10, 1994, in Pansy (Corrow) LeBlanc. Canada, to John and Laura at the Deford Community of uttering and publishing granted. Sentencing is to be be scheduled. She married Richard E. Norris (Donna) Diebel of Pi- Church with Pastor Stu Roy and being an habitual of- set. Dayton Township, *Frederick H. Kile Jr., 29, (Austin) Hind. geon, and many nieces and He was also ordered to pay Brooks Sr. Aug. 5, 1963, in He is survived by his wife, officiating. Interment will be fender (3 prior felony con- *Timothy R. LaBean, 22, North Branch, entered a plea I3etroi t. nephews. She was preceded in Novesta Township Cem- victions). Court records state Millington, was sentenced to costs and fines of $400, res- of guilty to probation viola- Lucy Hind, and 3 sons, in death by a brother, Will- titution totqling $500, over- Wayne (Nancy) Hind of etcry. the initial charge stems from 60 days in jail for his plea of tion - failure to make pay- Mrs. Brooks worked in iam Diebel, and a sister, Memorials made be given sight fees of $720 and a $40 W i n d s o r, 0n tar i 0, Andrew an alleged incident Dec. 4 in guilty to probation violation ment of court-ordered obli- hbusekeeping at Memorial Louise Derning. to the Deford Community Car0 involving a $350 check - failure to report to his pro- victim crim'e fee. gations ($2,898 in restitu- (Yolanda) Hind of New Funeral services were held City General Hospital and Mexico and Edward (Kathy) Church. drawn on First of America bation agent since Jan. 26, .Michael C. Smith, 41, tion). S ring Branch Memorial Monday at the United Meth- Funeral arrangements were Bank. 1995. The court ordered Vassar, pleaded guilty to pos- The case was continued to Hind of Cherry Hill, N.J.; 7 odist Church of Cass City, Ifospital in Houston, Texas, grandchildren; 5 great- made by the Collon Funeral A pre-trial hearing is to be LaBean's probation rein- session of less than 25 grams Friday. The defendant prom- for several years. She was a with the Rev. Robert Garrett, Homc in Caro. scheduled in the case. Bond stated, of cocaine. ised to pay the restitution on grandchildren, and several co-pastor, officiating, Inter- member of the Cass City nieces and nephews. was continued at $5,000 and *Antonio Bautista, 43, A pre-sentence investiga- or before that date, or face Church of the Nazarene. ment was in Elkland TOWII- He was predeceased by his the defendant was remanded Richville, was dismissed fol- tion was ordered, bond was sentencing. Bond in the case ship Cemetery. to the custody of the sheriff's continued and the defendant was set at $5,000. parents, sisters, Edna Little & Kranz Funeral Stephanie Sopchik lowing a probation violation She is survived by her hus- Willerton and Helen Guy, department. arraignment, when the court was remanded to the custody *Kenneth D. O'Brien, 32, band, Richard; children, Ri- Home was in charge of ar- of the sheriff's department. Caro, pleaded guilty to op- and a brother, Leslie Hind. rangements. Stephanie (Smolarkiewicz) *Richard J. Thompson, 47, granted a motion to dismiss chard (Pam) Brooks Jr, of He was a long time mem- Sopchik, 75, of Dearborn, Millington, pleaded guilty to the case and discharge the Work release was granted. erating a motor vehicle while Cass City, Melda (Martin) bcr of the Argyle United died Thursday, June 8, at extortion and third degree defendant from probation. Sentencing is to be sched- under the influence of liquor, Perlaki of Cass City, Dawn M c thodi s t Church, where Scott Martin Oakwood Hospital, criminal sexual conduct in- *David D. Taylor, 23, Caro, uled. third offense, March 24 in (Kevin Montreuil) Brooks of +Eddie Parker, 29, Caro, en- funeral scrvices were held Dearhorn. volving use of force or coer- was sentenced to 3 years pro- car0 * Cass City, Sharon Brooks of JUIW 9 with the Rev. Robert Scott Martin, 35, of Deford, She was horn Jan, 30, 1920, cion Jan. 20, 1989, in tered a plea of guilty to at- A pre-sentence investiga- Mound Bayou, Miss., and bation and 2 years incarcera- S r o c k D ffi cI at i n g . died Sunday, June 1 1, at Hills in Detroit, to George and Millington Township. tion, with work site privi- tempted armed robbery Feb. tion was ordered and bond aichael Brooks, Cass City; and Dales General Hospital, Agnes (Malak) Lalko. She 13, 1994, in Fairgrove. was continued at $5,000. f2 grandchildren; 4 brothers, A pre-sentence investiga- leges, for pleas of guilty to Cass City, ma rr i ed Rayni o nd A pre-sentence investiga- Sentencing is to be sched- Jphn LeBlanc of Hawks, Frances Joos tion was ordered, bond was attempted delivery of a con- He was born Aug. 26, 1959. Smolarkiewicz, who died in continued at $1 million and tr 01 1ed substance between tion was ordered, bond was uled. J;ouis LeBlanc of He was a lifelong resident 1965. She married Edward continued at $25,000 and the *Larry L. Hunter, 29, Cheboygan, Willis LeBlanc Frances A. Joos, 79, of Cass the defendant was remanded Jan. 1, 1989, and Dec. 31, of the Kingston-Deford ar- Sopchik May 4, 1968, in to the custody of the sheriff's 1990, inTuscolaCounty, and defendant was remanded to Vassar, entered a plea of af Cass City and Samuel City died Friday, June 9, at eas. He graduated from Dearhorn, where they have the custody of the sheriff's guilty to probation violation IfeBlanc of Brooksville, ma.; Tendercare Nursing Center, department. Sentencing is to perjury before the Multi- Kingston High School in lived ever since, be scheduled. County Citizens Grand Jury department. Sentencing is to -providing a urine sample 4 sisters, Ida Mae Jewett of Cass City. 1978 and married the fornier Mrs. Sopchik was a mem- be*Susan set. Kell, 30, Cass City, that tested positive for THC. Cass City, Helen Cope of She was born Jan. 13,1916, *John L. Woolworth, 34, Aug. 3. Judy Luana Aug. 26, 1978, ber of St. Joseph Catholic Vassar, entered a plea of Taylor was also ordered to Hunter's pre-sentence in- handsburg, Calif,, Pansy in Pigeon. Her parents were at the Deford Community Church, Dearborn, St. Joseph pleaded guilty to attempted vestigation was ordered up- Harris of Bay City and Frank and Alice (Ebaugh) guilty to operating a motor pay court costs and fines to- Church, He began working Woman's Club, thc Ameri- vehicle while under the influ- talling $300, oversight fees carrying a concealed weapon dated and bond was contin- Delores Tobin of Downey, Diebel. She married William toward becoming an electri- can Legion LeFemmes Voy- (38 caliber derringer) Feb. ued at $5,000. Sentencing is Calif., and many nieces and Maurice JoosAug. 26,1972, ence of liquor, third offense, totalling $1,080 and a $40 cian when he was 12 years ager # 1002, and the Women April 22 in Vassar, victim crime fee. The court 17 in Caro. to be set. nephews. She was preceded in Lapeer. . ~~ old and was currently work- of the Moose #1620, Woolworth's license was granted a request that Taylor I iG death by 6 sisters and 3 She worked for over 30 ing as an electrician with Ken Dcarhorn . brothers . years at Hulien's clothing revoked by the court, which be discharged from jail July Martin Electric, Inc. He was She is survived by her hus- ordered a pre-sentence inves- 10-31 for parental visitation. store in Cass City and the a member and fornier deacon band, Edward; a son, Tradewinds store in Pigeon. tigation, continued bond at *Gary F. Mutart, 25, 1 Funeral services were of the Deford Community ( ) Leonard K ar en 1 Gcheduled for one o'clock She was a member of the Church and played on the Smolarkiewicz olCass City; Surround Sound Sfereo Wednesday at Little & Kranz Salem United Methodist church league softball team. a granddaughter, Suzanne hneral Home; with the Rev. Church and the United Meth- Surviving are his wife, Judy Smolarkiewicz of Cass City; 4 arraigned on $ames Franklin of the Cass odist Women. NOW THRU THURSDAY 8:OO Martin; 2 children, Melissa 2 Sisters, Amelia Romain of Wed. Double Punch On Movie Goer Card City Church of the Nazarene Surviving are her hushand, and Kevin Martin, both at Cass City and Betty (Joe) pfficiating . Maurice; stepsons, Richard Thurs. "Bargain Nite" $2.50 home; his parents, Mr. and Sroka of Dcarborn; a sister- felony charges It's Love At Second Sight- (Connie) Joos of Indepen- Mrs. James Martin, Cass in-law, Mrs. Charles (Mary) ; Interment was to be in dence, Mu., and Donald City; 2 brothers and their Rogers, and several nieces The following people were Township. Sandra Bullock & Bill Pullman El kl and Township Cemetery. (JoEllen)Joos of Grand Rap- wives, Stephen and Patty and nephews. She was prc- recently arraigned on felony A preliminary exam was "WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING" Martin, Glendale, Ariz., and ceded in death by 2 brothers, charges in Tuscola County District Court: slated for Thursday morning. STARTS FRIDAY (ONE FULL WEEK) Christopher and Michellc Michael and John Lalko. Bond in the case was set at All Evenings (Except Sat.) 8:OO Martin, Port Huron; his Funeral scrvices were held .Lisa A. Dean, 26, Reese, $100,000. grandmothcr, Mrs, Hcttie Monday at St. Michael's faces charges of welfare Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 fraud over $500 and welfare *Duane M. Grifka, 34, Curry, Caro; 14 nieces and Catholic Church with the Millington, faces charges of nephews; his mother-in-law fraud - failure to inform Rcv. Richard Bokinskic of- assaulthodily harm less than and father-in-law, Mr. and ficiating. Interment was in $500-~ . or. more. Court records murder and possession O* Mrs. Kenneth Klinkrnan, St. state she is accused ofunlaw- Michael's Cemetery, firearm in the commission of Dc ford; 3 brothers- i n - I aw Arrangenients were made than and one sister-in-law, Jamcs by Little & Kranz Funeral $500worthofADCandfood a May 26 in Luana, Reese, Susan and Horric, Cass City. stamps between December watertown 1993 and March 1994, and Bond was set at $1,000 and failing to provide the Depart- a preliminary exan1 was completes ment of Social Services with scheduled for Thursday Vandecar information affecting her eli- morning. gibility for assistance. Air Force training Bond in the case was set at $20,000 and a preliminary Air Force Airman Jcnnifer Force, examination was scheduled R. Vandecar has graduated Vmdecar is the daughter of for 9 a.m. Thursday. Richard L. Vandecar of from Air Forcc basic train- *Nancy C. Sullivan, 51, ing at Lackland Air Forcc W i 1 mi n g t o n , N . C ., and Base, San Antonio, Texas. Roscmary V. Vandecar of Vassar, was arraigned on During thc 6 weeks of Cass City. charges of welfare fraud over $500 and welfare fraud - training the airman studied She is a 1994 graduate of NEXT FRIDAY: "CASPER" I the Air Force mission, orga- Cass City High School. failure to inform $500 or nization and custonns and more between April 1989 received special training in and May 1993. Bond was set at $20,000 human relations. In addition, airmen who and a preliminary exam was scheduled for Thursday complete hasic training carn 'BenOurFranklin@ Variety Shows credits toward an associate morning. *Michael Osterman, degree through the Commu- S. 37, nity College of the Air Burton, faces a charge of lar- ceny over $100 (lawn and garden tractor) June 4 in a Mi 11 in g t o n Township . Bond was set at $10,000. A preliminary exam is to be Is Your Father's Mower Acting Up? ' held Thursday morning. Check out our good used mowers. +LarryW, Maxwell, 32, Clio, Save an on any used mower is charged with 2 counts of extra $50.00 carrying a concealed weapon between now and Father's Day! (pistol), assault with a dan- gerous weapon (handgun) '94 JD LX188, 17 h.p., liq., 48", hydro ...... '3,535 and possession of a firearm '93 JD LX188,17 h.p., Iiq-, 48", hydro ...... "3,420 Airman Jennifer R. in the commission of a '93 JD F91 1, 22 h.p., liq., 60", front mower, 420 hrs...... $8,150 Va nd e c a r felony May 23 in Vassar '91 JD LX176, 14 h.p., 38",hydro ...... $2,365 '90 JD 285, 18 h.p., liq., 50'' ...... '3,895 '90 Ariens RM830, 8 h.p., 30",bagger, sharp ...... $800 '89 Wheel Horse 212H, 12 h.p., 34",hydro, bagger ...... $1,425 '89 JD 175, 14 h.p., 38",hydro ...... *2,145 '89 Lawn Boy, 18 h.p., 48", whagger ...... $1,995 '88 White "Zero Turn", 12.5 h.p., 52", hydro ...... $2,350 '88 White 1655, 16 h.p., mower & snowblower ...... s1,600 '87 Yardman 16 h.p., mower & snowblower ...... s1,550 '86 JD 185, 17 h.p., 46'' ...... '1,795 '83 JD 210, 10 h.p., 38" ...... $1,795 3X5mFOOT '82 JD 116, 16 h.p., 38",w/bagger ...... '1,595 '80 JD 314, 14 h.p., MI',hydro ...... '2,225 Cub Cadet 1720, 17 h.p., hydro, 46", bagger FLAG SET new cab & snowblower, very nice ...... All For $4,250 Jacobsen Turf Cat, 60", front mower ...... '2,825 Jacobsen 12' 5-section pull mower ...... ; $2,000 JD 54 Front Blade for 140-332 ...... $500

LAETHEM'S 3 4.mfi7ea. 245 ColurnbiaSt., On M-24, Cam . Ph. 517-673-3939 PARTS HOURS: Mono-Fri.7 a.m.-6 porn.; Saturday 7 a.rn.03 p.m. On W-81 Ph. (517) 269-3739 Ph. 15171 82 Use your John Oeere Exam 8 Professional Fees Not Included Credit Card PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14. 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL TO PLACE AN ACTION Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 872-2010 AD:: 10 words or less, $1.75 each insertion; additional wqrds 8 cats each. Three weeks for Lordy, Lordy WANTED - Arts, crafts and FOR RENT - Hillside North, Look who's 40! the price of 2-cash rate. Save CREATIVE DESIGNS and YARD' AND CRAFT sale - home hobby vendors for the money by enclosing cash with lower 2-bedroom apartment Cass City Sidewalk Sales. staff, Louise, Sandy, Amy 5844 Main St., Deford. with ramps to front door. Air mail orders. Rates for display Call 872-3613. 5-5-31-5 pumps and tanks. Emer- and Jodi, are here to meet Thursday, June 15, 9-5, Fri- conditioning, storage area, want on application. gency service. Call Paul's , ad your continuing needs in day, June 16, 9-?, Saturday, coin operated laundry. 872- Robert Bliss June 17, 10-2. Weather per- LOST NEAR DeLong and Pump Repair, 673-4850 or perming, coloring and all 4654. 4-6- 14-1 800-745-4851 anytime.8-3-224 f ( Automotive 1 your hair care needs. mitting. 14-6-14- 1 Phillips Rd. - large male Ger- Builder I 2-6- 14- 1 man short-haired pointer, Licensed & Insured 1984 FORD Ranger pickup, liver and ticked. Reward. 4 cylinder, automatic, AM/ Please call 872-4997. New Construction & I 1- 199 1 I STARCRAFT fold- ment with stove and refrig- m FM,1 10,OOO miles. 14' travel down camper, awnings with boys' and girls' clothes; Happy Birthday 5-5-3 1-3 toys, household and baby erator, walk to downtown Remodeling Q trailer, older but good condi- screened room, sleeps 6. Ken Hall Bruce items, play pen, boy's 20- Cass City, $325/month, 56-14- 1 Wanted to Buy ) Homes & Businesses tion. $750 each. 872-4266. Call after 4 p.m. ( 1-6-7-3 $3,500. inch bike. 6339 Brenda Dr. $325/security deposit, 1/2 i 5 17-673-3842. 2-6- 14- 1 utilities. Call-872-2722. WANTED - Old oak furni- Brown h, 14-6- 14- 1 - Every Sunday at 4-6-7-tf BINGO ture - tables, ice boxes, buf- FOR SALE - 1983 Ford LTD St. Pancratius Hall, S. i Water Well i 4-door, 6 cylinder, good eco- SPRING WATER softener MOVING SALE - Wednes- fets, beds, dressers, desks, c ' Seeger, Cass City. Doors etc. Early morning or eve- BRYANT nomical car. $750.872-4267, special - 32,000grain, $600; day and Thursday, 14 and FOR RENT Masonic open 5:00 p.m., games start 4 Drilling - nings G. Jones 872-5027. Stacey. 1-6-7-3 24,ooO grain, $575, Also salt 15, lo-?. 6458 Garfield, Temple Refreshment Hall at Phone 872-5410. - r - 5:30. I and free conditioners. Call Paul's Cass City. Furniture, linens, parties, dinners, meetings. Knights of Columbus Coun- 6-6- 14-3 BUILDERS j 1986 FORD VAN in'excel- Pump Repair, 673-4850 or tools, antiques and much No alcoholic beverages. Call cil N~,8892. 5- 12-31-tf Ib lent condition, gbod tires, 800-754-485 1 for complete more. 14-6- 14-1 Bob Hunter, 872-2836. WANTED - Bottled gas New construction Pump runs good, make offer. Call service. 2-3-22-tf 4-4-3-tf I heating stove, in good con- Repair 872-3315, ask for Bud. dition, reasonable. 872- Siding, Roofing, i 1-6-7-tf HARDwooD/T;1REWOOD 475 1. 6-6-14-3 Pole Buildings $30/face cord. Call 872- lots O* mlscellaneous* FOR SALE - 1985 150 Ford - apartment at Northwood Sponsored by 1140. 2- lO-S-tf miles north, 1 112 west of Heights Apartments. Equal. Services pickup with cap, good con- Cass City. St. Pancratius Youth Call 872-5124 ! 1-800-377-8050 3 14&* 4-1 housing opportunity. 872- -- - t 1 dition. $3,850. Call 872- v .L 2369. 4-i 0- 124 at Hardees Top Quality Gravel, 2986. 1-6- 14-3 I GARAGE SALE - June 15, June 17 Crush Gravel, Sand, Black 9-5, 6275 W. Main. Coun- Notices Dirt, Septic Systems, 1991 JIMMY ST. - power try curtains, Huffy bike, an- 9 a.m. - ? Basements, Driveways, F.E. Franzel 4 steering, power brakes, 3285 CEMETERY RD. - t tiques, toys and more. Cars $4.00 and Any Other type of power windows and locks, Garage Sale 19, 20, 2 1,9 to Well Drilling t alarm, air conditioning, V-6, 5. No early sales. 14-6- 14-1 Pickups & Vans5-6- $5.50 14- 1 Back Hoe Work 14-6-14-1 A-LmLmIMPROVEMENT 2" to 5" wells ;! , automatic, good stereo, GARAGE SALE - 4176 >I FREE ESTIMATES . GARAGE SALE -Thursday, c $lO,OOO. 517-872-5 195. Maple St., Thursday, 9-5. Factory Outlet Call John 872-4512 drilled & repaired 8-7-6-tf 1-6- 14-3 June 15,8:30-5,Friday, June Lots of clothing, weight .%*2-&2-&~ 1 1 4 16,9 a.m.-noon. Lots of little bench, microwave oven (1 Vinyl windows LEBIODA Pump Sales Y 1979 4x4 CHEVY 350, ex- girls' clothing. 6661 Seed St. year old), camera outfit with Roofing, Siding, and &- GARY WILLS cellent shape, Tennessee 14-6- 14- 1 CLASSY 7 EXCAVATING & Service iripod (new), drapes, miscel- New Construction 8-4-28-tf CONSTRUCTION : truck, $2,000 or best offer. laneous items. 14-6- 14-1 I (517)843-5811 I icensed & Insured Builder Will trade for snow plow GARAGE SALE -Thursday "FREE ESTIMATES" and Friday, June 15 and 16, CUTS. 8-9- 15-tf 20 years experience I complete. Also 111 John FIRST TIME barn and attic 1Lawn Mower I I' Crushed limestone & :* Deere lawn mower, 11 hp., 9 to 5. Saturday, June 17, 9 to noon, 4150 Seeger St. sale - Friday and Saturday, FULL excavating 38" cut, $850 or best. Also 16-17, 8 a.m.-?. 2857 Service SHAGENE Siding & replacement : Peavey speakers for DJ or Table and chairs, exercise SERVICE bike, dishes, kids' and adult Crawford Rd., 2 miles south windows band, #SP-3, excellent of Cass City light, 2 east on SALON Blade Sharpening EXCAVATING 7676 Gilbert Rd. shape, $800 or best. 517- clothes, and lots of miscel- laneous items. 14-6-14-1 Kelly then south on Nel's Most Makes Sand - Gravel - Cass City, MI 48726 : 673-6456. 1-6-14-3 Craw ford. 14-6-14-1 & Gift Cert@cates .% Jim Doerr 658-8625 .. . -. . Pick up and deliver GARAGE SALE - June 15 Topsoil - Fill - 673-4657 1992 Ford Escort LS 1.9 li- HUGE GARAGE SALE - Kitchen %for Father's Day s ter, 4 cylinder, 5-speed and 1-6, 8:30-5:00, 4829 N. Back-Hoe work Seeger St. Lots of baby Thursday and Friday, 9-5. in Gagetown make great gifts FLOYD LUETTKE manual , power steering , Clothes - all sizes, house- Interior & Exterior clothes with girls' 6 month % % 872-3382 Trucking power brakes, air, AM/FM hold items, crafts, ski exer- will be open Painting to 24 months. Also adult 3 cassette, power mirrors, new ciser. 4916 Schwegler Rd. s Smoke-Free 8-6- 14-2 872-3648 ' tires, well maintained, ex- clothing and miscellaneous Father's Day 14-6- 14- 1 Walk-in or App't. ,% 8-3 -29- t f cellent condition. $6,800. items. 14-6-14- 1 6 a.m. till 2 p.m, Sewing and Alterations % &- 658-9094. 1-6-14-3 GARAGE SALE - Saturday, by Kathleen .-. FIRST TIME barn sale - Happy Father's Day Nizzola Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 17, 9-5. 3988 Hoppe 5-6- 14- 1 % Holiday Crafts & OLDSMOBU 3.8LV6 en- Rd., Gagetown. 665-2285. * 87-CLASS June 15-16-17, 8 a.m. to 6 % Wearables Carpet & Upholstery gine, $75. Alternator, power p.m., 5725 Kelly Rd., 2 14-6- 14- 1 CREATIVE DESIGNS and next to Erla's Ross Kraft steering, pump, air condi- staff, Louise, Sandy, Amy b % Bridal Parties tioner unit, each make miles south and 1 1/2 west LicensedStainmaster DuPont Cas City,Mich. $2Q or of Cass City. End tables, MOVING IN SALE - 5 and Jodi, are here to meet .&&&&&&-% Mending, zippers, hems for offer all. 872-3530. chairs, bar stools, electric miles west of Cass City, your continuing needs in (517) 872-3601 1-3-29-tfn CHURCHILLKLARK Re- Children and adults J 'C stove, gas stove, clocks, ste- 445 I Green Rd.. across from Derming, coloring and all union June 25, 1995 (1 No job too small Y reo, weight set, bird cages, o'clock) at James and Marie Free estimates antiques, old picture frames, Brown's pond, 1 1/2 south of milk can, coal pail, wooden Call 872-2663 ' MIKA'S CUSTOM -; M U LTI - FAMILY g ar age NEW ARRIVALS at the stoplight in Snover or 1 1/2 --- pail, canning jars, pots, light north of M-46 on Wheeler *Flood removal MOLDINGS fixtures, mirror tiles, bas- sale -Wednesday, June 14th, Paint Store. Brass accesso- FOR SALE - Hutch and buf- Rd. Questions: 8 10-672- Don Dohn Hardwood Molding . kets, bedding, C.B. intendo 4-8 p.m., andThursday, June ries and framed country fet, $350, maple 2-piece 9239. * 5-6-7-2 Thomas Roofing 4394 Maple #3 with tapes, electric weed 15th, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Vanity, prints for current decorating Furniture Repair hutch, upper with glass medicine cabinet, cook top, trends. 5-6-14- 1 Serving the area Cass City Woodworking doors, buffet with door and wacker, crafts, over 30 L COUNTRY FAMILY Adult Phone 872-347 1 8-7- 1 0-tf shirts and much more. wall ovens, Nintendo, high for 23 years Reproduction Design drawers. Also dog house, chair, children's clothes, JOHNSON FC Home has Foster Care home, between $25, and old grain scale, 14-6-14-1 Bad Axe and Cass City, has LICENSED Kiln-Dried Hardwood toys, tools, video camera, opening for male or female. WATER PUMP, Water Well, $75. 872-323 1. 2-6- 14-1 riding rnower/snowblower I am a certified nurses aide. opening for male or female. 5-FAMILY garage sale - Call 872-1223. 5-6-7-3 INSURED Water Softener Service. All June 16 and 17,9 to 6.2813 tractor, walk-behind mowers Call 872-3054. 5-6-14-3 types repaired. Rebuilt R.J.'s GREENHOUSE - and miscellaneous. 8 miles BONDED 872-3976 Wednesday, June 14 - Sale Pringle Rd., 1/2 mile west of Certified Master Mechanic pumps. 10% discount on M-19 or 3 1/2 miles east of east, 1 mile south, 114 mile FATHER'S DAY gift certifi- new pumps and tanks. In- on hanging baskets, gerani- east on Robinson Rd. No cates at Classy Cuts. Computer A1 ignments 872-2970 ums, spikes and vines $.99; Germania Rd. Baby through Computer Balance Cass City home emergency service. adult clothes, furniture, toys, early sales! Nicol/Swanson. 5-6- 14- 1 Simpson Excavating sections $.59, mosquito & Rotation 8-3-25-tf Call 673-4850 or 800-745- books, etc. 14-6-14- 1 14-6- 14- 1 485 1 anytime, 8-6-5-tf plants $1.50; flats $4.99. Front End parts Dozer landscaping - All types of backhoe work 6334 Bay City-Forestville DRUNK Shocks & Struts Rd., Cass City. 872-48 12. GARAGE SALE - St. DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE House demolition & removal Michael's Church, Wilmot, Brakes 2-6- 14-2?? DRIVING REPAIR SERVICE Footings - Waterlines - Thursday and Friday, June Tune-ups TUNE-UPS 22-23, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3 KILLS Free Estimates Complete septic systems FOR SALE - Trailer type WONDERFUL 4-bedroom REPAIR Sand Gravel Topsoil brush hog, width 5-foot. miles north of Kingston, farm house with original If you get drunk, - - All your tire needs from OVERHAULS Variety of fill 872-2386. 2-6- 14- 1 2083 Kingston Rd. please call. - walnut trim, new carpet in wheelbarrows Repair all makes & 14-6-14-2 family, living and dining Any size fill job DON'T DRIVE to tractors models push mowers, FreeEstirnates FOR SALE - 45" television. GARAGE SALE -Thursday room, full basement, 36'x14' Needs a tuner. Call 872- barnlon 3.99 acres. New in DRUNK See us today riders, trimmers, chain 872-4502 and Friday, June 15- 16,9-5. saws & tillers 3283. 2-6-14-2 6532Third St. Baby clothes, 1992 - well, septic and fur- City 8- 1 -23-tf kids' and adult clothing, n ace. Greenleaf Township. DRIVE Cass Tire Phone: 517-673-3957 AKC SPRINGERS - 3 dishes, knickknacks, baby H-02. $70,000. Coldwell Phone 872-5303 1275 Riley Rd., Caro, MI 48723 84-26-12 Steve W r$ht Painting males, shots, wormed, beau- toys and miscellaneous B an ker s/GLR. 664-8524. tiful dogs. 674-2412. 3-6-14-2 SAFELY 5- 12- 18-tf items. Also refrigerator for .. Ronold E, Palmer 2-6- 14-1 sale. 14-6- 14- 1 Ifyou oops, call us WANTED - Crafters, flea Chuck's Carpentry FOR SALE Farm house to Builder HAZZARD'S GREEN- - markets and collectable deal- & Woodworks ESTATE SALE - Thursday, be moved to your location, 24 Hours ers for the BadAxe Swippers Great Lakes vinyl windows New buildings, old HOUSE still has a large as- 4842 Hemlock Lane June 15, &:30 to 5:OO. right away. 872-2307 or 872- Days July 8-9 being held at Trim work buildings, roofing! sortment of plants for $6 a , 3074. 3-6-7-3 Wrecker Service the Bad Axe City Park' in Cass City, Mich. 48726 flat, mix or match (includes Household i tems, Jewelry, Cabinet repair & refacing siding, pole barns Commercial - Residential purses, etc. 6388 Chestnut 812-2251 day conjunction with the 4th an- Interior & exterior doors Custom Wallpapering annuals, perennials and LOTS SALE in Cass NO JOB TOO BIG OR veggies). Also a 10% dis- Blvd., Northwood Estates. FOR 872-5606 night nual 3-011-3 basketball tour- Custom woodworking Airless spray City located on 7th Street. 'roo SMALL "When it's worth doing right, count on our hanging bas- 14-6-14- 1 nament. For more informa- Remodeling Call Bud Leigh Realty in tion call the Bad Axe Park 2805 Crawford Rd, cull us, we can do it all" kets and planters (still a large Licensed - Insured Phone (517) 8724654 LARGE MULTI-FAMILY Bad Axe for more informa- and Recreation Department References Cas City, Mich. 48726 selection to choose from). tion, 269-9925. 10-6 Located just north of garage sale -June 15-16-17, 3-5- (5 17) 269-2630. 5-6-7-4 Chuck Rubey (5 17) 872-4780 Deckerville Road at 1545 9 a.m.4 p.m. Infant through 872-3863 Kingston Rd. in Deford. adult clothes, infants' toys, For Rcnt BINGO - Every Wednesday 872-5057, 2-6- 14-3 men's and women's skis and Cass City Muffler night. Open.6:W-early bird boots, compQund bow, 2 BEDROOM 'upstairs & Brake lamps, knickknacks, pair of 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. Smith FOR SALE - St. Bernard apartment, $300 month, Post 3644 VFW, Weaver St. ELECTRIC MOTOR ant end tables, lots of miscella- 872-225 115606 pups, 4 months, 2 females, $200 deposit. No children, 5-8-3 1-t 5-2-26-tf power tool repair, 8 a.m.tc Refrigeration A.K.C,, shots, wormed. neous. 6469 6th St., Cass no pets. 872-4785. 4-6- 14-3 5 p.m. weekdays, 8 a,m. tc $300. 872-5073. 2-5-3 1-3, City, second house off - -__. noon Saturdays. John Blair and Gas & Oil Furnaces seeger. 14-6-14-1 FOR RENT Hillside North, 1/8 mile west of M-53 01 FOR SALE Storage barns, - Appliance Repair All Gas Appliances - 1 -bedroom apartment, air AUCTION Sebewaing Road. Phonc I FA I LY g ara g e all sizes, horse barns, dog MULT - M conditioning, storage area, 269-7909. 8- 12- 13-t HEAT1 N G houses, craft items. Will de- Thursday and Friday, Celebrities' Paraphernalia sale - coin operated laundry. 872- All makes and models Call 872-2608. Second June 15-16,lOa.m. to6p.m. and liver. 4654. 14- 1 and Silent Auction house south of Hurds 4-6- Cor- Lots of kids' and adults' -.. . Call 872-3092 ner Rd. off Cass City Rd. clothes, toys, books, sofa, Friday, June 16 COOLING FOR RENT - Lower 1-bed- Erla Packing Harold Deering 3910 Crawford, Cass 8-3- 15-tf etc. room apartment, West and All Season Rent-All Parking Lot 6233 Church St. 2-9-23-tf City, 2 miles east on M-81, SPECIALIST Pine. 872-4654. 4-6- 14- 1 Downtown Cass City Cass City 4L'S APPLIANCE. Experi- F,OR SALE - 70,000 BTU 1 1/4 miles south on Paul L. Craw ford. 14-6-14-1 Silent Auction 6 to 7 p.m. Phone 872-2 19 1 :nceil. Very low service space heater, natural gas - has MODERN 1-bedroom Custom Butchering rates! All appliances, micro- Brown blower. Asking $150. 872- apartment, central air, full Celebrities' Paraphernalia Auction 7 p.m. waves, garage openers, wa- 2248, ask for Kelly. GARAGE SALE - June 15- Fridays only Owner 16, 9 a.m.4 p.m., June 17, carpets, cable TV, no steps, USDA Inspected Plant ter heaters, some household 2-5-31-3 Wayne Dillon -Auctioneer heating, hot tubs and whirl- State Licensed 9 a.m.-12 p.m., 6730 Third in Caro, $355. Call Tom at Custom Curing, Smoking, 5 17-78 1-33 5. 4-6-14-t f Many autographed items from celebrities pools, remodeling, mobile 24 Hour Emergency * SALE - Schwinn and Koss St. Clothing, household Cutting, Wrapping and home repairs, water condi- Service 'bikes, $35 each. Antique items, baby stuff, maternity Items and coupons from area businesses Freezing &chairwith ottoman, $40. clothes, lots, of miscella- CASS. CITY Mini Storage tioning, TV antennas and CALL 517-072-2734 new building now available. Hot dog & pop $1 ,OO We Make Venison Sausage more. On 24 hour call. 269- * Antique mirrors, $10 each. neous items. No early sales. 8- 10-31 -t 8904. 8-5-3 1-tf 8-3-30-t 872-3384. 2-6-7-3 14-6- 14-1 Call 872-3917. 4-10-19-tf 5-6- 14- 1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14,1995 CALL 872-2010TO PLACE ANaACTION AD Services Services Services (' Services 1 < Help Wanted 1 ( Help Wanted 1 f Work Wanted " 1 U.S. POSTAL, Social Workers and computer NEEDED - Sub for Saginaw trainees $23/hr plus full ex- Downspout John's Small BABY-SITTER needed in News. Must have car. 872- RESPONSIBLE high school Ken Martin my home for 3 children from student, with experience, cellent benefits. No experi- New Homes or 4107, ask for Bonnie. emnecessary. On the job Electric, Inc. Engine Repair 2:30'till?. Prefer school girl, 11-6-14-3 can baby-sit weekdays or training. To apply call 1- Remodeling, Roofing, ALL MAKES & MODELS references and non-smoker. __ _.__.. _ weekends. Please call 872- 800-637-2792. Homes - Farms Siding, Barns, Pole Siding 6426 Cass City Rd. Area of M-53 and Bay City- WANTED - a girl for general 2815. 12-6-14-3 Commercial Cass City, Mich. Forestville Rd. 872-3936. house work. 872-2377. Industrial Buildings 11 872-5082 1 1-6- 14-3 11-5-31-3 CADlLlACAREA - 5 acres Across from stockyard soenic rolling, thousands of ,% Licensed & Insured New and rewire Licensed and Insured * Reasonable Rates MAINTENANCETECHNI- * Guaranteed Workmanship beautiful blue spruce and STATE. LICENSED CIANS Phone 872-2921 * Written Estimates Mon.-Fri. 6 - 9 p.m. TRUCK DRIVER - Our pine 3' to 10' - very market- Free Lexington facility has an Leading automotive parts able. Excellent padfor in- &Phone872-4114 Sat. 9 a.m. I 5 p.m. * Over 15 yrs. Experience immediate opening for an supplier in Thumb area has come, retire ment, 41 80 Hurds Corner Road Or 872-4696 * Call Jim today 2 openings for Maintenance recreation, Black top Rd. r 1 1 experienced truck driver. 8-8- 10-tf 8-2-26-tf Thank You! 8-5- 12-tf Must have CDL Group A or Technicians to layout, install Elect. $6000.00 wherms. B chauffeurs license and ex- and repair wiring, electrical DEER HUNTING - Cadillac PAINTING - KEEP COOL with All- area boarders state forest. SAME DAY appliance and EXTERIOR cellent driving record. We fixtures, machine controls Barns, roofs, tool sheds, Temp. Call for tune up on NURSES AIDES needed - If and power circuits. Must un- PRESSURE CLEANERS Exdent deer and turkey refrigerator service. Used you have 1 year of experi- offer complete wage and grain bins. Tree trimming. your air conditioner. Free in benefit package. Send re- derstand electrical codes and NEW PSI 1300 $249,2500 area-close to river. 5/40 appliance sales. Call All- Hendrick Paint Services, home estimate on new sys- ence or are certified and are $599, 3500 $899 - Honda acres -- heavily wooded, Temp, 673-5557. 8-6-7-tf sume to: Truck Driver, U.S. safety procedures. Also need Cass City, 872-201 9. tem. 673-5557. 8-6-7-tf dependable and caring, we skill in repairing manufactur- 3500 $1,099. Factory direct from $6000.00, $600.00 would like Manufacturing Corporation, 8- 5-3 - t f to meet you. We ing equipment according to Tax-Free, Prompt delivery. down $100.00 per month have flexible hours and live- 6989 Dennison, Lexington, MI 48450, Attn: Jackie. specifications from sketches, Call 24-hrs FREE catalog 1- 10% UC. The Land Co. 1- in positions open in your catalogs, parts lists and charts 800-333-WASH(9274). 6 16-824-3 1 00. area immediately. Please Equal Opportunity Em- ploy er. 11-6-7-3 and be capable of detecting call us at 1-800-878-5626 malfunctions. High school HOCKEY FANS MAKE G OV E RNM ENT FORE- CASH! Detroft is HOTII for more information. diploma plus journeyman - CLOSED HOMES for pen- 11-6-14-2 OVER THE ROAD drivers Sell T-shirts at work, to nies on the $1. Delinquent status or equivalent work ex- friends, bars, Etc. Easy wanted. Solo or Teams, run perience. We offer excellent and Tax, Rep's, Reo's, FDIC, ELECTRICIAN/INDUS- fast. Buy wholesale. Call RTC, IRS. Your area Toll TRIAL Our Port Huron fa- 48 States, Vans and Reefers, wage and benefit package. - 1 year 100,000 mile experi- John, Shirt Factory 1-800- free 1-8OO-890-9?78 Ext. H- cility is seeking an Industrial Phone calls accepted by enc'e, or will train unexperi- 7w-aa8. 6391 for current listings. Electrician, journeyman or Jackie at 810-359-5313. enced person. Call 5 17-872- Send resume to: U.S.Manu- METAL BUILDINGS: Save equivalent electrical experi- 3530. 11-6-7-3 ence. Candidates should be facturing Corporation, 6968 thousands ... Immediate BOW HU NTI NG EQUIP- familiar with hydraulics and Dennisen, Lexington, MI price.. .Qu lckest De I iv- MENT - Bowhunters dis- pneumatics. Looking for MANAGERS FOR elderly 48413. Equal Opportunity ery...Factory to you ...Most count warehouse. candidate to troubleshoot. housing. Requirements Employer. 11-5-31-3 Economical Sixes... Eree America's largest archery are supplier, over Send resume to: U.S.Manu- knowledge in doing minor tion Availab le... Value stocks 5000 LAYOUT TECHNICIAN Express Buildings 1-800- Bowhunting items at 20- facturing Corporation, 2401 repairs and yard work. Ben- 49-61 (PLANT). 40% off retail. Call 1-800- 16th Street, Port Huron, MI efits are small salary and Lexington, MI, automotive 33 parts supplier has second 735-2697 for FTE 160 48060, Attn: R. Laube. apartment. Must live on pre- MONEY & CREDIT SERV- page Catalog. Equal Opportunity Em- mises. Contact 517-635- shift opening for a Layout Technician. Position ensures ICES Low payments $5000 plo yer. 11-6-7-3 3884. 11-6-14-3 $1 OOPM $1 0,000 $200/PM HAS YOUR HOME EQ- SIX ACRES+- 3 bedrooms. Mature LARGE DAIRY COMPLEX on 240 __ - - _. highest level quality is main- UITY LOAN APPLICA- tained, Must perform gage $1 5,000 $300/PM Interest trees. Nice yard. House needs Some acres with ranch home. Land contract Only .No Front Loan Feel! TION BEEN DENIED? possible. Call for details. A-435 A 4 DAY WORK WEEK calibration and layouts from Need money? SIMPSON TLC. CC-261 receiving through finished Consolidate Nowli Call 24 hours (416) 698-1 882. MORTGAGE LOVES to WITH FULL TIME PAY! product. High school di- SAY YES when the bank ploma a must. Familiarity says no! CALL us now! 1- with Quality procedures. SKILLED MACHINIST Everyone talks about it, we've done it! We are a Michi- needed IMMEDIATELY1 5 800-314-1 000. gan based direct sales and marketing firm looking for Skill in CMM operations and yrs experience on Mills, programming. We offer com- LOANS FOR HOMEOWN- THREE sales professionals in the Thumb area. Lathes, Grinders, indudlng ERS CLOSED IN 7 DAYS. petitive wages and excellent setup. Tool and Die experi- benefits, Send resume to: Self-Employed O.K. Slow Does you company support you like we do? ence helpful. Call 1-906- credit O.K. Home or rental U.S. Manufacturing, 6989 632-3829. or Submit Dennison, Lexington, MI property. Any worthwhile FOUR BEDROOM FARMHOUSE CLOSET0 BEACH & MARINA -Year- Resume: PO Box 416; purpose. No application * Do you get paid training - Salary & Commission? 48450 Attention: Jackie. Sault Ste. Made, MI 49783. with older hip roof barn on approxi- round home. 2 car garage. Can see Equal. Opportunity Em- Fee. Call today for a FREE * Do you get Preset Confirmed appointments? ANALYSIS. 1-800-334- mately 2 acres+-. Shade trees. Lots the lake from house. 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After 4 - FREE DEBT CONSOUDA- MONEY TO LOAN! Home- 11-6-14-1 872-3833. 12-6- 14-1 TION. Immediate relief I Too owners cash fast! 1st and many debts? Overdue bills? 2nd mortgages, purchase Reduce monthly payments or refinance. Home or Rent- 30Yw50%. Eliminate inter- al Property, Slow credit O.K. SPECIALS!!! est. Stop collection dlers. Bill Consolidation etc. Fast. WANTED A PLUMBER & HEATING journeyman Restore credit. NCCS, non- Easy. Call 24 hours. All- or master license to purchase this well established busi- proftt. 1-800-95~0412. state Mortgage & Finance ness - 100% location with lots of parking - owner will DIABETICS! FREE SUP- Cop. 61 6-9574200. Free help out to orientation of business and customer; IN- PLIES! Or little to no cost to Qualifying Appointment. 1- CLUDED in price of $37,500.00 is Business Build- those who qualify. 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Call today, Cy1036 ment re'creation room - 2 fireplaces - garage attached; 100% finandng available storage building beautifully landscaped 1 mile from for qualified applicants. We 14'x55' Mobile to be moved - 2 bedroom home in good condition. Roof retarred in '94. Stove, refrigerator, - - AFFORDABLE AND M-25. $295,000. Comes with all appliances and some BEAUTIFUL Smoky Moun- buy land contracts. Call ceiling Fins and all other furniture except & VCR to go with mobile. (3) TV furniture. $295,000. Will hold land contract. FOR tain Wedding in the moun- your financial specialist Priced to Sell - 5 bedroom home in Sebcwaing. Great starter home or investment property. TO487 SALE BY OWNERS. tain log Chapel. Everything NOW at Tamer Mortgage Commercial Building - 2,250 sq. ft. Just off Main Street. City sewer and water. High traffic area. COM969 provided including formal Company. NO APPLICA- Mobile Home - 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths set in Deford. Nice .9 acre corner lot with mature trees. Patio off front, ST. JOSEPH ISLAND - 3 lOAcres - with 4-4 1/2 miles wear and cabins. Free video TION FEE. 1-800-285- water frontage - no builgings - some wetlands - excel- with photo album. Christain 5284, 1-81 0-626-1296 LET with awning. New steel entrance doors and 7'xlO' storage shed with cement floor. MH627 US TAME YOUR FINAN- Nestled in the Pines - Caro area. 12'x60' mobile home with expando. Enclosed patio and very nice deck; to lent hunting and fishing - bridge to island - a real buy Ministry. 1-800-262-5683. at $lSO,O00.00. Will hold land contract. CIAL PROBLEMS. enjoy the beautiful setting in the tall pines. 2 hedrooms plus nursery or office. 1 1/2 baths. 250' deep well. New LAKE LOT SALE! Estate - Sire Homesites w/ private DOCTOR BUYS LAND CON- furnace installed in January 1995. MH629 INCOME BUILDING IN CASS CITY - 3 large - - - lake access in Kentucky. 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