New Name, New Approach at Intermediate School Barring an Unforeseen Principal Don Schelke

-‘ CASS CIT! VOLUME 85, NUMBER 37 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN - W1 FIFTY CENTS 16 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT Ifplan is followed New name, new approach at Intermediate School Barring an unforeseen Principal Don Schelke. BIDS OPENED McFadden Corporation, ing the units will cost $3,958 change in opinion before the Presenting information would be the cheapest when and the work will be com- January meeting of the Cass about the program were Bids for 3 new diesel buses a difference in trade-in al- pleted by Martin Electric, City School Board, the name Gerri Tibbits, sixth grade for the school were opened. lowance is considered. the lone bidder. of the Cass City Intermedi- teacher, and Diana Wil- However, the contract will What the committee must Supt. Ken Micklash esti- ate School will be changed liams, junior high math not be awarded until a re- try to ascertain is how much mated that the pay-back in to the Cass City Middle teacher, who were both in- view of the bids is conducted could be received for the 3 reduced cost for electricity School, it was decided at the volved in the study preced- by a committee. trade-in buses if they sold would be 6.4 years. There regular meeting of the board ing the proposed change. The reason for the delay is them themselves, as they will be additional savings in held Monday at Deford In another presentation, to determine which bid is in have in the past. maintenance costs as the School. Linda Volz reviewed the the best interest of the There will be new lights current equipment is wear- The change in name will activities of the Cass City school. The low bidder for installed over the Christmas ing out. reflect a change in the way Paren t-Teacher Association the complete chassis and holiday in the high school students are taught in grades and explained how the state body is Osentoski Equip- gym. Furnishing the lights OTHER BUSINESS 5 through 8 under a proposcd and national PTA are help- ment for $35,663 for each of and fixtures will be Schmer- restructuring of the teaching ing on those levels to pro- the 3 units. However, a bid heim Electric of Saginaw, A drawing of the new band method in these grades. mote better education for for the chassis combined the low bidder from among 6 uniforms was reviewed and Instead of scattered class- students. with a bid for the body, from bidders, for $3,725. Install- Please turn back page. rooms throughout the 3- story building, the new system will have students in each grade housed in one area, divided into groups-- New tvve achievement and taught by teams of 41 teachers. When the plan is fully operational, there will be less structured classcs test lowers pupil scores and at times each subject taught be lengthenedOr The Cass City School more on each division from reading portion than on the centage of students who shortened* On the Board reviewed the results a possible 370 if all ques- instructional reading. have answered at least 75 needs at the time. of the state-regulated tions were answered cor- The science tcst scoring percent of the questions The achievement tests at its rectly. reverts to the type that has correctly. ing Of the Fades take regula meeting Monday The students did much been used previously. The State averages for 1991 severalyears- It is hoped that night at Deford Elemenmy better on the recreational figures represent the per- have not yet been &eased. CASS CITY RESIDENT Wayne Dillon gives a helping hand the new team approach can School. bc started next fall in the Math setting up the “Three Little Pigs” exhibit in Cass City’s fifth and sixth grades. Jerry Cleland outlined Grade 1989 1990 1991 1991 (New Test) Storytime Display. The display starts at the corner of Church Cass City . andA studya Survey Of theOf area new schools some of the differences in Cass City State Cass City State Cass City {he test this year. Questions same as 1990 and AEe-strwbmthe entwnee4.o Cass City Recreational was under the In math, the students did direction of Intermediate well on questions.that were 4 92.2 88.0 90.3 88.0 86.6 38.7 Park. Related picture page 5. 7 81.8 72.4 86.4 74.0 82.9 42.9 similar to what was asked 76.1 70.5 88.3 70.6 89.9 28.3 the previous year, but not $5,000 to Tuscola Countv well on the new type questions that included mental arithmetic and estimation. Grade 1989 1990 1991 Recreational Cass City State Cass City State Cass City Reading Theresults,asindicated 4 43.2 35.8 47.6 36.3 38.1 69.7 / ugrant for 50,000 D*A@RmEe 62.9 in the chart, show the per- 7 36.6 33.1 41.7 32.8 37.1 McLaren Regional Medi- youth in fifth and sixth the 4 countics and will fund support D.A.R.E. because of centage of students who 10 30.3 28.6 45.6 37.1 47.5 , 83.8 cal Center, Flint, was recog- grades. program mat crials, T-shirts the program’s community have reached the objectives nized last Wednesday in McLaren contributed for each student participant, focus and its significant as defined by the state. Science Tuscola County for its major $50,000 to help support student booklets and other impact in preventing poten- - sponsorship of the D.A.R.E. D.A.R.E.in a 4-county re- program needs. tial health problems related In the reading portion, Grade 1989 1990 1991 program. D.A.R.E., which gion covering Tuscola, According to Susan Piper, to substance abuse. there are 2 divisions, recrea- Cass City State Cass City St2te Cass City stands for Drug Abusc Re- Shiawassee, Genesee and vice president of fund devel- “This project also supports tional and instructional 5 69.1 69.1 67.2 67.3 82.3 sistance Education, is a prc- Lapeer counties. The mo- opment at McLaren, the McLaren’s commitment to reading. The scores are for 8 67.3 52.1 66.1 51.4 69.4 ventive program aimed at nies will be divided among medical center chose to Please turn to page 5. students who scored 300 or 11 34.0 38.8 31.6 39.1 51.6

New construction totals $1.29 million Retirement condos keep Cass City growing

Cass City can count itself new comrncrcial projcct - job market,” Village Man- year. condos are primarily retired ron indicated. ties and otherwise making a among the rural communi- set at $40,000 for construc- ager Lou s. LaPonsie re- Eleven new buildings (22 couples, many from the “I’m finding with the retir- contribution to the commu- ties reaping rich rewards by tion of a Little Caesars res- marked. units) were built this year, Detroit area, who are look- ees that (this) is exactly what nity. helping to meet a growing taurant. Commercial addi- “With Detroit Edison corn- with 2 dcszen couples moving for a home that will re- they’re looking for.” One gentleman, for ex- demand for housing created tions, meanwhile, ac- ing in (next year), we feel ing into condominiums dur- quire little maintenance, in a The benefits being reaped ample, is interested in start- by ranks of city dwellers counted for $137,400, while we’re in very good shape ing the same period. To- small, friendly community by Cass City are not finan- ing a support group for looking for a plcasant com- residential additions added compared to (some) other date, the development con- away from the hassles of life cial alone, Herron pointed people sufferingwith arthri- rnunity in which to retire. another $69,264. There communities.” sists of 40 units, with the in the city. out. She explained that the tis, she added. “They’re The rewards include a were only 2 new houses built According to Linda Her- capacity for a total of 150 All of them found that Cass p~plemoviiag into the con- people who are interested in boost in construction at a this year. ron, it appears the market for units. City fits the bill in terms of a domiiliums are vohnteering doing things and getting time marked by hard timcs Despitc the numbers, Cass retirement housing will The people purchasing home and community, Her- their time for various activi- involved.” cconom icall y , with com - City officials say it could be remain strong, judging by mercial and industrial de- much worsc, considering sales of units at Northwood velopment in a slump. the state of thc economy. Lake this year. It’s a trend that could be “We feel very fortunate in “It started out a little slow seen in construction permits our area with the building in the spring, but it just took issued in Cass City in 1990, and construction that’s off in the summer,” she said. and again over the past 12 going on, and also with the “I expect it to be better” next months. Of the nearly $1.3 milliort~ in building permits issued Construction in Cass City this year, some $920,000, or 1991 more than 70 percent of the New Commercial $40,000 total, involved construction Commercial Additions $137,400 at Northwood Lake Condo- New Residential $1,045,100 miniums, which cater primarily to rctired couples. Residential Additions $69,2@ In 1990, building permits totalling $725,000 were is- Total $1,29 1,7@ sued for construction at the condominium complex, which is being developed by I - Tom and Linda Hemon of 1990 $1,135,557 Cass City. 1989 $1,495,486 Overall, the dollar value of construction in Cass City 1988 $I ,780,608 CONTINUED GROWTH AT Northwood Lake Condominiums (above) in Cass 1987 1,584,639 over the past year was the S City accounted for some 70 percent of new construction permits issued in thevillage lowest since 1986. 1986 $98O,8 15 The total includcs only one this year. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18.1991 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Local host families I Cass City 1 8 area residents on Your neighbor says

needed for students r- Personal Items I ’National Dean’s List’ Foreign high school stu- Spain, Germany, Yugosla- dents will be arriving soon via, Italy, Argentina, Brazil, Eight area residents are Cummins, a student at Sagi- We expect 15 or so into the Cass City area for Colombia, New Zeakand Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010 I among some 110,OOO stu- naw Valley State Univer- homestay programs, and the and othcr countries. P.I.E. is dents included in the re- sity. sponsoring organization a non-profit organizaton I cently published 14th an- Kingston - Thomas for Christmas this year urgently needs local host that has sponsored more WW Post held a Guests at the home of nual edition of “The Na- families, than 15,000 students form family dinner for all the post George pdLois Moslander tional Dean’s List.” F. Rye, a student at Ferris According to Pacific Inter- 18 countries since its found- membetS and their families last Wednesday were her The area residents are: State University. According to estimates of observers of the Christmas tree Ubly Carmen J. Kub- cultural Exchange (P.I.E.), ing in 1975. Nov. 16. The Ladies Auxil- cousins Carol Laslett of Cass City - Melissa L. - business, about a third of the families use artificial Christ- the students are all between Cass City area families iary served refreshments to Vancouver, British Colum- Knowlton, Kerry A. Mellen- acki, a student at Central mas trees, a third use traditional real trees and a third of the the ages of 15 and 18 years, interested in learning more about people at the Dee. bia, and Helen Smith of dorf and Cindy L. Peyerk, all Michigan University. families do not erect trees. ’ have their own spending about student exchange or OFnhouse- At theDecem- Charing Cross, Ontario. students at Ferris State Uni- Your neighbor, Evelyn Zmier- money, are fully insured and arranging for a meeting may ber meeting, the ]Ladies versity; Scott A. Mellen- Choir to ski, uses an artificial tree and are anxious to share their call P.I.E.,~International Auxiliary donated $50 to Hills and Dales dorf, who is attending Sagi- has for about 8 years. cultural experiences with Headquarters toll-free at 1- Toys for Tots. naw Valley State Univer- We put it up for the kids, she their new American fami- 800-245-6232. mm - General Hosaital sity, and Connie A. Sch- present confides, and it’s up right after lies. P.I.E. has programs that chapter neeberger, a student at Tay- Thanksgiving. I’m always range in length from 2 weeks PATIENTS LIST& MON- lor University. DAY, DEC. 16, WERE: happy when I take it down, and in the summer to a semester Retired meets Dec. 11 Gagetown - Janice L. concert I do so right after Christmas, and full academic year, Nicole LaPratt, Cass City; Vie The adult choir at Novesta sometimes Christmas after- where the students attend Echo Chapter Order Of MO time noon, local high schools. persons Eastern Star met Dec. 11 for Oeona Brauer, Deford: Church of Christ, 2896 N. Deloa Gilmore, James Cemetery Rd., will present Mrs. Zmierski and her hus- P. I .E. representatives a potluck supper. About 25 band, Walt, always host the match students with host officers and members at- Parker, Kingston; slated at. the cantata, “Colors of air meet Arthur Severance, Decker. Christmas”, by Derric family at Christmas and expect families by finding common The Cass City Retired Per- tended. about 15 or so this year. That’s interests and lifestyles Gifts for the food pantry Johnson at their 11:OO a.m. sons held their Christmas Air bag use worship service Dec, 22. not anything much different, through an informal in- meeting Dec. 12 in the Hills were presented and at the library Mrs. Zmierski says. We have about that many for Sunday close of the meal carolers The cantata, which also home meeting. Prospective and Dales meeting room, Air bags must be used in Rawson Memorial dinner most of the time. host families are able to sang and took the gifts. conjunction with a safety Library’s “movie time” for includes various characters with 17 members present. portraying the Christmas The 5 children in the family are: Angela Noble, 33, review student applications Cards were signed to be Cards were signed for the belt to realize the maximum senior citizens will be held Michael, 32, Mark, 29, Teresa Enos, 28, and Birdie Brown, and select the “perfect shut ins. benefits. The only type of Friday beginning at 1:30 story, centers around the sent to shut-ins and also to nativity. It aims at the heart 27. match”. As there are no those in the hospital. Evelyn Butler was in- crash that air bags protect p.m. at the library, &I95 Pine “typical” host families, stalled as Marshall. A poem against is frontal. Safety Cass City. of the season, moving from Members told something St., the “when”of Jesus’ coming P.I.E. can fit a student into they remembered about was read by Worthy Matron belts provide the best pro- Films scheduled to be just about any situation, Georgine Jensen. A dona- tection in rear, side and shown are “Grand Canyon” to the “why.” Christmas as a child, The public is invited. whether it be a single parent, After lunch, a group of tion was given to Toys for rollover crashes. and “The Flying Machines.” a childless couple, a retired hospital staff members Tots. Gifts were given to couple or a large family. retiring Matron Car0 came and sang Christmas Meg’s Peg C4Who’~Who’’ For the upcoming semes- carols with the group, and Furness, and incoming Ma- (: / J ter, P.I.E. has students from there was a gift exchange. tron Georgine Jensen. lists Peyerk The refreshment committee was composed of Gay- lord and Charlotte LaPcer, Letter Cindy Peyerk of Cass City chairmen, Elmer and Janet is among the 93 Ferris State Francis, Keith and Betty words University students selected Murphy and Tom and Verna for inclusion in the 1991 “CRIPPLING” Dobbs. edition of “Who’s Who I by Melva E. Guinther I Among Students in Amen- EARLY Marriage licenses can Universities and Col- ARTHRITIS Pat Wells passed along a 23. Three letters that mean leges.” Brian Keith Harp and Peyerk is enrolled in the Tawnia Leatrice Bruce, copy of a quiz that she capacity for vigorous activ- picked up at a retreat. Word ity FSU College of Allied Any arthritis is troublesome, but rheumatoid arthritis both of Mayville. Health Sciences. David Michael Antron and puzzle buffs should enjoy it. 24. Five letters that mean Some sizes copywrilten We’ve added a few of OUT Students are chosen for is the kind that is considered “crippling.” This is Deborah Lynn Sch- fitness ir suitability own to her list. listing in the annual direc- ’/ at I because of the severe changes that take place in the \” oenknecht, both of Vassar. 25. Two letters and the tory by campus nominating hands andother joints if it is not treated. The good news Jerry Lee Smith and Tam- Some of the answers might be stretching a point a bit, number 8 that mean a drug committees an directory The Paint Store is that with the medicines we have available these days, mica Jo Lewis, both of 26. Two letters plus the 1 and some may have more editors on the basis of aca- the crippling changes are far less common. Millington. number 8 that mean to atone demic achievements, serv- Richard Donald Atkinson, than one answer. An ex- The cause of rheumatoid arthritis is not known, but it ample: Double letter that for ice to the community, lead- is possible that it is brought on by a type of virus. A virus Fairgrove, and Judy Kay 27. Double letters that mean ership in extracurricular ac- Stout, Mayville. means to exploit = uu (use) or similar factor disturbs the immune system in a person to grasp tivities and potential for Ronald Harry Avery, Caro, 28. Two letters that mean : PRINTING/SERVICE-- -- -: so that it attacks the person’s own tissue. With the 1. Two letters that mean contiqed success. m and Lisa Christine Sleight, some The directory was first Whateveryour printing needs, we serve immune system attacking the joints, there is inflamma- poorly dressed Akron. 2. Two letters that mean 29, Two letters that mean a published in 1934. Listings : them right! Latest modern offset and ! tion of the tissue surrounding the joints which leads to letterpress equipment to assure you of I Roger Louis Reid and Ju- cold type of doll now include students from swelling and eventually damage to the joint capsule, dith Anne Gilkey, both of 30. Three letters that mean more than 1,400 institutions 3. Two letters that mean the best results in every way. 0 cartilage and bones. Caro. deserving hatred of higher learning in all 50 e Matthew Alvin Airgood, vacant Usually the joints of the hands, wrists, and feet are the 4. Two letters that mean 31. A letter and a number states,theDistrictofColum- : The Cass City Chronicle : Sebewaing, and Peggy Ann that mean like a dog e most affected, but any joint can be involved. The jealousy bia and several foreign na- Phone 872-20 10 Nutt, Caro. 5. Two letters that mean a 32. Three letters that mean a tions. reom~e~maeero~mmo~mmr...... nearby ligaments, tendons, and muscles are also com- Michacl Frcderick Eng- substance used for grinding monly affected. written composition isch and Joanne Jean 6. Two letters that mean to 33. A letter and a number The usual symptoms are painful, red, swollen joints. Preston, both of Fairgrove. surpass that mean consumed Often there is stiffness in the morning for an hour or 7. Two letters that mean 34. A letter and a number more until the muscles loosen up again. There is likely CASS CITY CHRONICLE superfluous that mean preceding to be fatigue, fevers, andba variety of other symptoms. USPS 092-700 8. Two letters that describe 35. Two letters that mean DOYOU KNOW? PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY tricky Aggressive treatment is important in preventing the AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN a snake’s eyes ***** damage that may occur to the joints. Anti-inflamma- 6550 Maln Street 9. 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Adams, near Grand CircuS‘: The program is funded from an $89,500 grant from the Park, just east of Woodward.’: State Justice Institute in Alexandria, Virginia. Wc pickcd and the Central United’”’ divorce as a topic to test the system. It tells all of the options Methodist Church. Hours:: available, including a statement that it is not necessary to arc 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tucs-.,* hire a lawyer. But after learning what must be done, it is the days, Thursdays and Satur- rare pcrson that would proceed without one. ;, days. Groups - adults and,,, ********** ATTENDANCE TOPPED 50 at the second annual Manu- children - are encouraged script Day for young people in grades 3 through 9. Held Nov, to schedule special tours by , Skeeter Torch, a filly trotter, was highlighted previously in phoningthose hours. 965-5422 during-.,A: a story in the Chronicle because she was bred by Edwin 23 in Cass City, the event is sponsored by Jordan College. Fleming of Cass City. Now she has completed the season There is no admission::: and become the champion 2 year-old filly trottcr, earning charge, but donations are $67,450 with a record of 18 firsts, 5 seconds, 3 thirds and one accepted. Heck, donations,,, fourth. 50 attend Manuscript Day are urged. The gallery used.,! to receive $5,000 in public. , funding, but rcccnt state and ********** Jordan College recently people in grades 3 through 9. with creative writing experi- city cutbacks reduced that to A sponsored its second annual More than 50 participants ences led by the studentsand zero. The paltry $32,000’,r There is a total of 46,000 acres in Huron, Sanilac and Manuscript Day for young enjoyed a morning filled faculty of Jordan. In the af- annual budget depends on,,:- Tuscola counties owned by thc state, and that’s about 2.7 ternoon, children typed and private gifts and much vol- ~~, percent of the land area. In addition, the Cass City Forest illustrated their books be- Area has about 215,000 acres of forested lands which the untecr help. If you can’t . Band students perform fore having them bound. make it to the current show ,*, DNR helps landowners manage. The dav+ ended with a “1grow Sale of timber from state lands netted thc state $27,655 in before it closes Dec. 28, session featuring a presenta- please consider mailing a . 1991. Timber was sold only when it was bencficial to at MmSaBm0.A. festival tion by Clarke Haire of the provide or improve habitat for game spccics. check. Cass City Chronicle, and For many of us, it would be ********** Several Cass City Interme- Ensemble, scheduled for oral readings of finished as easy as taking off a gas -f, diate School band students Feb. 15. products by the student au- mask. I1 Sometimes things are not as they seem at first glancc. The participated in the Michigan Othcr upcoming musical thors. Or, come to think, as easy 1 first is the scores posted on the Michigan achievement tests State Band and Orchestra events include Cass City’s Organizers have been in- as hugging a grandchild. in math. Ask Jerry Cleland to show you the harder questions Association District 3 Solo annual Christmas Concert, vited to recreate similar which will be held Dec. 19 at programs at sites in Frank- week, I probably hadn’t that have the students scratching their heads and wringing and Ensemble Festival, held thought about that handy gas their hands. Dcc. 7 at North Branch 7:30 p.m. in the high school enmuth and Marlette in the spring. mask bag in 45 years. That’s Before you do, how about a friendly wager of a dinner of Schook what’s so valuable about the The Weather your choice in Cass City? 1’11 bet you can’t gct 50 pcrccnt Earning a Division I rating Swords Into Plowshares High Low Precip. right. for her clarinet solo was Peace Center and Gallery, Tuesday ...... 46 ...... 38 ...... 0 The second is the price of things. Sometimes,clcvcr ad- cighth grader Natalic Pon- the most Fdscinating stop- Wednesday ...... 49 ...... 33 ...... 0 writing experts makc you think that bargains arc bcttcr than der. Division I1 ratings were and-look-around spot in Thursday ...... 57 ...... 40 ...... 24“ they really are. givcn to Josh McNaughton, downtown Detroit. It regu- Friday ...... 46 ...... 34 ...... 0 We bou’ght a few pairs of socks at Kritzmans’ at thc regular cighth grade, cornct solo; larly displays an intriguing Saturday ...... 36 ...... 18 ...... 06“ price the other day and then found socksadvertisedby a large Codi Parker, scvcnth gradc, variety of art objects that Sunday ...... 24...... 9 .... .5“sn department store at 25 percent off. The cheapest socks listed flute solo, and Jocelyn Volz, make you stop and think and Monday ...... 27 ...... 18 .... .S“sn at 25 percent off were 11 cents each more than what I paid. cighth grade, alto saxo- ponder and wonder about (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) phone solo. Recciving Divi- the artist’s intcntion, and sion 111 ratings were Jessica vour reaction. lil Frcdcrick, sevcnth grade, d There are the more tradi- flute solo; and Ed Hartwick, Perhaps the time is com- face a chemical test to deter- eighth gradc, French horn ing when this country will mine my ability to drive. tional paintings, collages sola. adopt the same philosophy There are bushels of and sculpturcs, sure. But Christmas also a multidimensiocal that drivers in many Euro- drivers ih same 8, According *toMindy Nash, the boat. ._A band director, all of the stu- pean nations have. When Inadvcrtcntly, each a law- me&, glass and dirt por- dents worked very hard and it’s party-time one of the breaker and a potential acci- trayal of a battlefield that deserve praise for their dcdi- group is a designated driver dent waiting to happen. includesa button for viewers and doesn’t drink. Period, no The ncw law also says to push to blast a startling I cation and succcss. Now until Thc next district event is exceptions. that a driver convicted of horn. Jan. 2 111 the Scnior High Solo and The reason that it has drunk driving who causes an At Pina Villa With This Coupon become second nature in incapacitatinginjury will be Expires 12-25-9I Europe is that residents jailed for 5 years. If hc kills on. A framed snapshot of a Christmas World I soldier the Sherry Meshell Ow coupon per family - know that drunk drivers are another it will be a 15-year War on 111 Ill Not good with myother coupon. jailed. Period, no excep- sentence. wall and, piled on the floor program set tions. Worst of all is living below, the actual Army rec- Hair Benders I In Michigan wc are mov- with the thought that you ords pertaining to his mili- 872-3145 Thc Fraser Presbyterian tarv service. Gift cerfificates available. Sunday School Christmas ing closer to that concept maimed or killed somcone and will take another step in while driving drunk. That’s ?he overall theme is a Great Gift Idea! program will be held Sun- peace game, of course. Why day, Dec. 22, at 7:30 p.m. that direction when new, a lifetime sentence. m The youth will present a play tougher drunk-driving laws So, the sooner we all and recitations. In addition, go into effect Jan. 1. make it standard operating If arrested for drunk driv- procedure to have a desig- “Transforming Visions,” Others Get Quick Results With traditional Christmas carols contains the work of 43 will be sung. ing the driver’s license is nated non-drinking driver The Chronicle’s Classified Ads- physically destroyed at the the better it will be for all of Michigan and Ontario art- The public is cordially ists. Jim Bristah, who runs You Will Too! invited to attend. time of arrest. us. the gallery, saidjhe varied 111I I I] Your license is gone for Period, end of debate. 30 days if convicted with no opportunity to secure a re- stricted license. Period, no exceptions. The fine for the Smart Santas Know Where To first offense will be $500. The fine is only a small portion of what a drunk- driving conviction will cost. Get Cash 24 Hours It’s estimated that the total cost will be about $4,000 A Day++.I which includesattorney fees 1 of $3,000 and $125 rein- statement fee. Insurance rates will be up to 3 times the regular rate for 3 years. Our automated teller These arc harsh penalties and certain to cause resent- machines are at your ment when drivers with service day and night- good records step over the especially handy during line and can’t pass the the busy holiday season. drunk-driving test, but have And not only do they no accident. I can sympathize with make cash readily available, thesc persons. But rally you can also use them to they will be the exception. see your account Most drivers convicted will information, make deposits deservc what they get. In thc news business or payments, and transfer after you have been called to money between your a few fatal accidents and accounts. seen innocent persons To discover all the con- maimed and blceding, you venience of our 24-hour * Finger Rolls (seeded or plain) learn first-hand how the teller machines, call or FESTlVE Parker House Rolls drunk driver is a mcnace on EEuuAl- Cloverleaf Rolls the road. -stop in today. (With the 1 Ib. $4 99 * All buttter Croissants (2.75 or.) SANTA Statistics back this up. hours Santa keeps, it’s a Pan Rolls COOKlES The National Highway Traf- wonder he ever got by 2 Ib. $9.99 Variety of 16 fic Safety Administration Hard Rolls (seeded or plain) Christmas Cookies estimated a quarter of a mil- without them.) Dinner Rolls FRUIT 0 READ lion deaths in alcohol-re- W latcd accidents since 1980 HOMEMADE ’ I- I Reg or Round Loaf for DIPS PEANUT BRITTLE with 650,000 injuries each * RYE BREAD year. Mince For the busy holidays It should be pointed out that thc support for the new Mm t::D, FroCream and Lemon Pie law here is not something -m- dreamed up by a tectotaler Tortes who docsn’t know how easy MK;IcLM. Thumb National *Yule Log Cakes BUCKET it is to have a drink too many. Pigeon Cass City Caseville Thcrc havc bccn timcs when 453-31 13 872-4311 056-2247 m&mm losed December 25 & 26 I wouldn’t want to have to PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE -WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN- Cass City Intermediate I Mrs. Thelma Jackson School honor roll Holbrook Area News Phone 658-2347 Cass City Intermediate Healy, Kristy Hick, Cheryl I School officials recently Laming, Becky Lowe, Missy Mrs. Allen Farrelly was Gordon Farrelly and friend RumPk were among a group and Beth Mulder were Tues- ternoon guests Of Mr* and named the following Lowe, Lindsay Maharg, among agroup whoattcnded Nancy of Ncw Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Wallace students to the honor roll: who attended the Grandpar- Warner of Elkton were Sun- day evening guests of Mr. Mrs. Ty Myzk in Janis Mastie. the St. Joseph Altar Society were Sunday guests of Mr. Brice Osentoski, Laura ents’ Christmas program at day guests of Mrs. George and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Nancy Spcncer visited Bill 8TH GRADE Osen tows ki , Jeremy of St. Joseph Catholic and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. the Ubly School Tuesday Jackson and Don. Mr. and Mrs. Clarcnce Spencer and Mrs- Ralph Parteka, Jane11 Popovich, Church of Argyle Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow given by the kindergarten Nick Bliss, Cori Britt, Mike Andrea Rea, Amber party at Franklin Inn in Bad of Bad Axe wcre Monday through 6th grades. Brown, Heather Dunn, Rienstra, Roger Rockwell, Axe Wednesday evening. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tom O’Henley visited Leann Foster, Bob Gengler, Michele Scott, Tim Jim Hewitt and Randall Hewi tt. Edanna S wecney and David Andy Gray, Ed Hartwick, Sherman, Ryan Smith, Knowlcs went to Imlay City Mrs. John Walker and Kim Tuesday forenoon. Nathan Hendrick, Kareem Suzanne Smolarkiewicz, Friday. Walker spent Wednesday in Khoury, Patricia Krol, Mark Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Peter Chris Spencer, Shandy Chuck Wexlcr and son and Flint. and granddaughter of Cadil- Levalley, Jeff Little, Dawn Viney, Nathan Weippert, John Naples of East Detroit Longuski, Jamie Luana, Adam Wiles, Matt Zigich. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore lac were Monday guests of Aubrey Marshall, Melanie werc Sunday guests of Mrs. and family of Snover, Mr. Mrs. George Jackson and Matt, Tony Polega, Natalie ALL A’S Louis Naples. and Mrs. Dan Taylor and Don. Ransey, Beth Reinhold, Mrs. Kevin Robinson vis- Brian, Mrs. Dan Gibbard, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind Anthony Walthers, Jill Lori Brown, Emily itcd Mrs. Ray Michalski Mrs. Dan Gedcrt and Mrs. visited Mr, and Mrs. Bryce Wright, Chad Zawilinski, Hopper, Ryan Hutchinson, Wedncsday . Evans Gibbard were Sunday Hagen Monday. Schivaugn Rayl. Nathan Matt, Leah Shagena, Mr. and Mrs. Ray guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bill Spencer visited Mr. Andy Green. Dcpcinski were Sunday af- Talaski at Bad Axe. and Mrs. Curtis Cleland A11 A’s tcrnoon guests of Edanna Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena 5TH GRADE Wednesday. Andrea Cooper, Charity Swccncy and David. called on Edanna Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cle- Gaszczynski, Whitney Doug Ball, Nathan Brawn, Wednesday afternoon. Rumptz were Tuesday eve- Osentoski, Amy Schelke, Keith Caverlev. Mandy land and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Corey Ulfig, Kelli VanVliet. Chappcl, Carey Chard, Katie Candi and Nickey of Bad Rumptz went to thc Peters Chet Leppek. Churchill, James Dale, Joe Axe, were Sunday supper Funeral Home in Warren Don Hendrick visited Mr. 7TH GRADE PeLong, Becky Doerr, Ryan guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- Wedncsday to pay respects and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Downing, Sheri Foster, Luke tis Cieland. Karcn Cleland to Anton Tittjung and also Wednesday forenoon. Katie Anthony, Elizabeth Frederick, Nathan Fritz, was an cvening guest. visited Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bashur, Collier Bogart, Kara Gaymer, Denny Mr. and Mis, Allen Far- Mclissa Jackson was a Fri- Tittjung. Melissa and Julie George Cole, Mandy Gibson, Nathan Haag, Elissa day afternoon guest Mrs. relly took Deering, Jessica Frederick, of Kathy Martinez and AI Terrassi to the Grandpar- Hendrick, David Hobbs, George Jackson and Don. Sam Hobbs, Brooke Hurley, Rose Hoelzle, Jason Wagncr were Wednesday ents’ Christmas program at Joseph Khoury, Marcia Humpert, Laura Kundinger, afternoon guests of Mrs. Ubly School Tuesday given Klaus, Matt Klinkman, Joni Ashley Little, GREENLFAF Gcorge Jackson and Don. by the kindergarten through Laming, Mandy Lowe, Gia Steve McIntosh, Tara EXTENSION Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoxie 6th grades. Mellendorf, Todd Milligan, McNeil, Kara Mellendorf, attendcd a dinner for the Terri Moore, Dave Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nicole Missovich, Shannon Thc Grccnleaf Extension Instrument Society of McKnight of Bad Axe were Jaime Parsell, Rachel Morden, Joel Nicol, Julie group met at the home of America at Fair Lane Manor Peters, Richard Robinson, O’Berski, Susan O’Hara, Monday evening guests of Charlottc LaPccr for their in Dcarborn Monday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Brent Ruggles, Brad Speirs, Mandy Osborn, Issac Christmas party and lunch. Renee Zawilinski. ning. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Ponder, Paul Powell, Brad Aftcr the meeting, Christ- Bill Sweeney visited Mary Russell, Scott Ruggles, and Kim Walker spent ALL A’S Kevin Schott, Marissa mas dccorations werc made. S wecney Thursday. Monday in Saginaw. Sweeney, Jeremy Walther, Scveral dozen cookies were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell Mi. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- Kurt Iwankovitsch, Josh Eric Zawilinski, Heath collectcd for thc Christmas of Utica were Tuesday son attended the Ubly Lounsbury . Zawilinski, Sarah Zorn. party at Tcndercare. Christ- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen School Christmas program mas gifts were exchanged. Farrell y . 6TH GRADE Wednesday evening. ALL A’S The January meeting will Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Pam Champagne was a Tammy Anker, Ryan be held at Charmont. were Sunday afternoon Bennett, Jennifer Beckwith, Aaron Barrigar, Shelly Monday afternoon guest of Josh Brinkman, Christina guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Earl Schenk. Crow, Danielle Laming, ****** Karg and Randall Knowles Doerr, Sarah Dore, Jamie Amanda Morrish, Rebecca Bill Sweeney visited Mrs. Englehart, Julie Erla, Oesch, Adam Stoeckle, in Bad Axc. Allan McCarty at Hills and Jonathan Fobear, Shannon Shelly Ulfig, Amy Venema, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tyrrell Mrs. Earl Schcnk, Mr. and Dales Hospital in Cass City Haley , Andrew Hartwick, Jason Wright, Nicolette visitcd Edanna Sweeney Mrs. Allen Dcpcinski and Sunday. Jennifer Haynes, Cryus Zawilinski. Friday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 38 from area in ‘Who’sWho’

The 25th Silver Anniver- sary Edition of “Who’s Who Among American High School Students” includes the names of 38 area students. They are: Cass City - Julie A. Adelberg, Sharie DeLong, Laura Jamison, Rachel L. Sunday Only Sugden, Tracey M. Burns, 7) Angela M. Dillon and Ben F. Schott. Noon till 4 p.m. Deford - Mary Baughman, Kristy S. Gnagey, Deanna M. Jacob, James W. Thane, Lisa Ben- All Plush Animals jamin, Erika E. Grubba, Robert T. Roach and Stacey Thane. Gagetown - Angela R. Gr u ber . Kingston - Penny R. 25% Off Caverly, Harold E. Mur- thum 11, Stacy L. Sims, Eric L. McLaughlin, Steven Nemeth and Kevin L. Zurro. Owendale - Julie Bruce, Debra D. Thorp and Lisa K. Dorsch. Snover - Teresa D. Ber- den, Ronald J. King, Jen- nifer L. Hillaker and Heather Murdick. Ubly - Tammy Ford, Gary Kucharczyk, Tracey Lindquist, Tracy Sweeney, Mande Zurek, Jill Kubacki, Jessica Ligrow, Tracy Robinson and Julie Tyll. Calendars!. Who’s Who, published by Yes, we have 1992 Noma Education Communica- tions, Inc., Lake Forest, Ill., Hallmark is the largest high school calendars.They are Lites recognition publication in coordinated for your the country. home, office, purse Students are nominated by and in all your high school principals, guid- favorite themes. jtring to string ance counselors, national youth groups, churches or by sets ...... the publishing company based on students’ perform- Regularly $7.49 ance in scholarship award contests or extracurricular activities. The 25th edition of Who’s Who, published In 15 regional volumes, features nearly 700,000 students, or just over 5 pcrcent of the nation’s 12 million high school students.

t!/Coach Light Pharmacy! CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 PAGE FIVE Resign Koylton supervisor quits ”with few regrets”

After weathering a bitter, STAYING PUT? permit to operate in the cials’ request for a special- 3-year zoning battle that township. use permit. spawned 3 recall drives, Despite their loss in court, But the Township Board Following the hearing, including one seeking his Pioneer Work and Learn rejected that recommenda- which has been set for ouster from office, long- Center officials, who are tion during its Dec. 9 Thursday at 7:30 p.m., the time Koylton Township currently building a new monthly meeting. Instead, zoning board will again Supervisor Terry Boyne has center in Vassar, may con- the board voted 3-2 in favor make a recommendation, resigned “with few regrets,” tinue to operate in Koylton of repealing the amend- but the Township Board will Township. ment, which limited camps make the final decision, Boyne submitted his resig- to no more than 10 occu- That frustrates Mayer. nation in a letter handed to In October, the township pants. Voting against the “What is the zoning board township Clerk James Zoning Board recom- measure were Boyne and for if you’re not going to Borek following a tense and mended against repaling a Haase. give some confidence”to its emotion-filled Township zoning ordinance amend- The board also directed the decisions, he asked. “If this Board meeting last week. ment that would allow Pio- zoning board to hold a hear- is the case, then why have a According to Borek, the neer to request a special-use ing to consider Pioneer offi- zoning board?” supervisor stated in the letter that he was tendering his resignation “with few regrets.”

“There has been very little pleasure in this position for the last 3 years, nor does my employment allow the time anymore to continue to hold this position,” Boyne continued.

“It has never been my con- tention to feel that the township couldn’t get along without me. This is the best action to take for myself and ;:CASS CITY’S STORYTIME DISPLAY is now open for the public’s enjoyment, more important to me is my fdthanksinpart tovolunteerslike JimBolton (with mallet) and Dan Hittler, who braved family.” I ‘:,thecold and snow Saturday with others who erected the displays. Boyne will leave office 4 Related picture page one. effective Dec. 30, according to Borek, who said a special McLAREN REGIONAL Medical Center donated $50,000 ;Tofelonious driving Township Board meeting will be held before that date last week to help support the D.A.R.E. program in 4 counties, to act on the matter. .including Tuscola County, which received a $5,000 check. :GagetownI man pleads no contest “If the board accepts his Presenting the check to’Tuscola County Sheriff Tom Kern resignation, there will be no above is hospital representative Susan Piper. Also on hand A Gagetown man pleaded Wood was the driver of a driving with a suspended recall election Jan. 7,” he i: Williams’ bond was con- pointed out. ‘no contest last week in Tus- westbound pickup truck that license, second offense, tinued at $2,000. A pre- were Trooper Robert McKenna (left) and mscola County !cola County Circuit Court to swerved into the eastbound Nov. 9 in Vassar. sentence investigation was ZONING DARE Advisory Board President Richard Blakely. 1.,.charges - - - --_- stemming from a lane of Deckerville Road, Curtis entered a plea of ordered. Sentencing is to be BATTLE :traffic accident May 19 in just east of Deford, and innocent. A pre-trial hear- set. Boyne’s resignation fol- I NovestaTownship&at left a struck an oncoming vehicle ing is to be scheduled, and Charles E. Bills 111, 19, lows a lengthy zoning battle a(‘Saginaw man and his lo- driven by Richard R. Holz- bond was continued at $400. Akron, pleaded innocent Tuscola D.A.R.E. gets $5,000 .m-old son seriously in- hei, 50, of Saginaw. A plea of guilty entered by during his probation viola- over the operation of Pio- jured. Wood, Holzhei and Alvin K. Vollmar, 34, Ak- tion arraignment. neer Work and Learn Cen- ter, a rehabilitation center .’ The defendant, Thomas A. Holzhei’s son, Brent, 10, all ron, was refused by the The case is to be scheduled for male juvenile delin- c Wood, 26, entered the plea were injured in the collision. court. for a hearing. Bond was meet the health care needs of go felonious driving and Several others entered Vollmar is charged with continued at $500. quents operating at King- children and families in the ston Hills Camp just south of operating a motor vehicle pleas last week, including operating a motor vehicle “ Bills, who was placed on region we serve,” she said, Kingston. :while under the influence of Charles 0. Curtis, 61, of while undcr the influence of probation after his Jan, 18 State Police Trooper ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 Only ,;liquor, second offense. Vassar, who faces charges of liquor, third offense, and conviction on a charge of The cqntrover$ial.rograrn Robert McKenna, who was *,”- aperating -a motor vehicle on hadforthe check - I-”~arQ~a~~~~~T~~~AduJ~SThe House They Whisper About-$2400 . The case was contintred to possession of marijuana breaking and entering, is was a sburce of heated de-‘“ pres- :Friday at 9 a.m., according while under the influence of Oct. 9 in Caro. accused of possessing or bate even before it opened in entation in Tuscola County, , liquor, third offense, and to court records. Larry S . Lee, 24, and Mi- consuming alcoholic bever- the fall of 1988. stressed the focus of “THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS’ chael R. Shaw, 29, both of ages Nov. 15 in Akron. Township zoning officials D.A.R.E. is prevention. He STARTS FRIDAY Dec. 20 Flint, pleaded guilty during Kris S. Pero, 20, Vassar, charged operation of the noted its aim is to equip NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE HOLIDAY their arraignments on youth with the skills to resist entered a plea of guilty to SEASON (EXCEPT DEC. 8t 24 CLOSED) charges stemming from the program at the caip vio- peer pressure to experiment 23 probation violation. lated zoning laws. Over the Evenings (Except Sat.) Nov. 10 break-in of a con- The defendant failed to with and use harmful drugs. All 7:30 venience store at 94 10 Sagi- past 3 years, a circuit judge The unique feature of Proj- Saturday 7:30 & 920 We create through successfully complete an and those seated on the state naw Rd., Richville. alcohol highway safety pro- ect D.A.R.E., which was GET MOM & DAD TOGETHER AGAIN education, gentle Both men faced charges of ,Court of Appeals and the recently implemented in the “ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS” gram, according to court Michigan Supreme Court techniques & personal breaking and entering an records, which state Per0 Cass City School District, is care, a healthy and unoccupied building, with agreed,and Pioneer officials the use of police officers as was convicted Dec. 21, were ordered to pack up THE SlQTISNINGFAMILY PIW pain free My. Lee also charged with being 1990,on a charge of delivery instructors and resource per- THAT WIXE AU BEEN WAITING FOR! their program and leave. - Mldurl MCdved, SNEAK PREVIEWS an habitual offender. of marijuana. sons. These instructors pro- PLEASE Call For Bond was continued at Joseph L. Racine, 22, Cass However, some Township vide accurate information An appointment $20,000 for both men, City, pleaded innocent dur- Board members, citing about alcohol and drug whose sentencing dates are ing his probation violation Pioneer’s economic and abuse resistance education, CASS CITY to be scheduled. he-sen- arraignment. The case was social contributions to the teach students decision- tence investigations were continued to a later date. community, then spear- making skills, show them CHRISTMAS 5986 E. Cass City Rd., (M-81) ordered. how to resist peer pressure, (in the Allen Health Center) Racine violated probation headed an effort to allow the William G. Williams, 29, by committing and pleading camp to continue operating and give them ideas for al- 872-4241 Mayville, entered a plea of guilty to the offenseof mali- by means of changing the ternatives to drug use in guilty to attempted posses- cious destruction of prop- zoning ordinance. handling their concerns. SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE Appoint me nts taken sion of marijuana with intent DR. CROWLEY erty under $100, and by fail- Boyne, as well as township The program has been of- Children FREE Showtime 2:OO Mon & Wed. 9-j &I 3-7 p.m. to deliver, and driving with a ing to complete substance Treasurer LouiS and B.S.D.C. suspended license, second Haase fered to fifth and sixth grad- The Full Theatrical Version Fri. 9-3p.m. Sat. By Appt. abuse counseling,according Zoning Board Chairman ers statewide since Septem- offense, Sept. 2 in Mayvillc. to court records. The defen- Russell Mayer, rejected that ber of 1988. Approximately “ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN” dant was placed on proba- prop0 sal. 70,000 students received (All Animated Fun) tion after being convicted of D.A.R.E. classes during the Shop Cass City For Christmas attempted larceny in a build- The batge pitting township 1990-91 school year. ing Aug. 17, 1990. official against township GUAMRANWEED In other proceedings last official has led to 3 recall week, Steven M. Pomeroy, efforts, including one 22, Caro, was sentenced to against Boyne for allegedly 24 months to 36 months in ignoring the board’s desire An IRA from FB Annuity Company prison, with credit for time to give the camp additional guarantees you a lifetime retirement income. served, for his plea of guilty time to seek changes in the You save on taxes, too, because your interest to unlawfully driving away zoning ordinance. NOTICE earnings are tax-deferred. You might also qualify an automobile. Rich ypma to tax-deduct all your IRA deposits. Call today. In contrast, the other re- P.O. Box 40 The offcnse occurred Oct. Maklng your future more predictable. 25 in Juniata Township and calls target township Trus- Bad Axe, MI 48413 D FARM BUREAU involved a vehicle belong- tees Don Ashton and Elkland Township phone - 269-9911 Of 872-5152 D* INSURANCE‘ ing to Sadie Pelton, court Douglas Kramer for alleg- t*Y YI7UA.L * !ADY IL*uU LIP1 . IAIM WIAV dW.i * 11 WIT7 - records state. edly seeking to allow the .~ camp to continue operating I I Also, Leon R. Butler, 53, Caro, was sentenced for his in violation of the township Senior Citizens conviction on a charge of zoning ordinance. fourth degree criminal sex- Adequate signatures have If you desire help in compl-etingyour homestead property tax ual conduit. already been collected in credit forms we will be at the fire hall (township office). He was sentenced to 3 both of those &forts, but years probation and 90 days Ashton and, more recently, in jail, and ordcted to pay Kramer have challenged If you understand the forms and do not need help filling it out $300 in court costs plus at- some of the signatures, say- torneys fees, a $30 fine and a ing they believe some per- it is not necessary to have it completed at the township office. All 42 Flavors of Jelly Bellys $30 victim crime fee. sons were allowed to sign for Court records state Butler their spouses: Warm up to a cup engaged in sexual contact SATURDAY with another pcrson, using Both petitions are under force or coercion, Sept. 2 in 20 flavored gourmet comas review by Tuscola County Elmwood Township. Clerk Erma Brawn. . 030 Regular Coffees 15 Decaffeinated Coffees Dec. 28 and JAN. 4 Teapots and Mugs Herbal Teas Regular Teas PRINTING SERVICE 9 a.m. to noon Whatever ymr printing needs, we serve 1,i GAZEBO GOWRMET them right! Latest modern offset and Please bring itemized total of your 1991 income including letrerpress equipment to assure you of interest, dividends and Social Security. Also bring health/ the best results in every way. accident insurance premiums paid and your tax bills. We will be open every day until Christmas for your holiday shopping convenience Norma Wallace Monday - Friday 9 am to 8 p m , Saturday 9 a m to 5 p m :Sunday 11 am to 4 p m The Cass City Chronicle % Clerk 1,’ 6491 Main Cass City 872-3337 Phone 872-2010 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 To North Huron, AuGres .!I

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10; Mandic 2- a commanding 63-32 half- Branch Wesleian Friday. The ‘Dogs, who trailed by Niester 2-0-2-2-6; Anthes 4- h 1-2-4-9;’; time lead. Rice tallied 24 of Owen-Gage was to have 2 at the end of the first quar- 0-2-5-10;Englehardt 0-0-4- Niester 2-0-8-12-12;Anth& his game high 26 points in travelled to Akron-Fair- ter, 16-14, and 3 points en- 4-4; Parks 1-0-0-0-2. 3-0-4-8-10; Parks 2-1-0-I):i the opening half. grove Tuesday. tering the4th quarter,45-42, TOTALS: 17-4-9-14-55 7. Earlier in the week, on Kosinski and Rice used were led by Brad Niester, TOTALS: 15-4-18-22-6@+’\’ A-G - Box scores: Kennedy;:0 1 numerous Bulldog turn- who netted 12 points. N.H. - Box scores: Mouton Tuesday, the ‘Dogs trav- 1-1-0-0-5;Kosinski 10-0-5- elled to Au Gres, where they overs to cash in on easy Brent Fritz and backcourt 5-0- 1-2-1 1 ; Brock 3; Devalrt; were defeated 67-60 in a uncontested lay-ins that partner Matt Mandich ex- 7-25; Schwedler 6-0-0-4- helped build the visitors’ 33- hibited the ability for the 12; Hatch 0-1-0-0-3; T. Rice 2; Eicher 1; Wendel 14 first quarter margin. Bulldogs to score from the 8-0-10-11-26; Gray 1-0-1- Manisetti 18; Box 5; Ditten-’; Sanchez in perimeter as they collected 2-3; Kuhn 3-0-0-0-6; Szy- ber 18, , ‘I Owen-Gage was guilty of .4 30 turnovers on the night. 20 points between them, manski 0-0-2-4-2; Strachan TOTAL:67 exercises Coach Wright switched to a triangle and 2 defense for Navy Seaman Apprentice much of the second half that Jasen M.J. Sanchez, whose slowed the North Huron former guardiansare Ronald duo, but thegame’soutcome J. and Vickey Wilcox of was decided before the Kingston, recently partici- in term is sion. pated in 2 multi-national A bright spot for the Bull- naval exercises aboard the dogs during the early cam- aircraft carrier USS Forres- paign has been the play of tal, homeported in Mayport, Brad Niester and Joe Garza. Fla. Niester has been impres- sive on the boards, collecting team high rebounds in Sanchez joined sailors both contests. Niester from Italy, Spain, the United swiped 17 off the glass at Au Kingdom, Greece and Gres and followed that with France for Operations Ham- a 15-rebound performance OWEN-GAGE’S BRAD NIESTER drives the baseline merlock and Display Deter- against a good rebounding mination, which displayed Warrior team. against North Huron’s Tony Rice in Friday’s NCTL opener. the nations’ military readi- Garza, on the varsity for The Warriors posted an easy 86-55 win. ness. the first year, totalled 15 markers Friday before foul- ing out and also posted double digits at Au Gres (10 points) and is emerging as Tuscola FOC suit dropped the team’s most consistent Wright.scorer, according- to Coach A lawsuit brought against improperly in not filing Tuscola County Clerk Erma documents presented to her Besides Kosinski and Rice, Brown by the county Friend for filing,” therelease states. teammate Jay Schwedler of the Court has been “Brown admits that she did finished the night in double dropped, according to a not know how to file bench figures for the winners (12) news release issued last warrants and that part of her as did Bulldog Chris Anthes, week. actions was based upon ‘a who collected 10 markers. The suit was filed by moment of exasperation’.” Offer tips on feeding Friend of the Court Nancy Brown also admitted that it AU GRES Thane, who alleged that is her duty to file the war- Brown failed to file memo- rants, and has promised to stations for wildlife Au Gres and Owen-Gage THE 1991-92 VARSITY cheerleaders, first row, from left: ’L randums of bench warrants file all future documents battled for 4 quarters before brought to the court by her presented by the Friend of Providing feeding stations predators and diseases like an untimely infraction gave office. the Court, according to the for wildlife is a nice way to Salmonella, which is spread the ‘Dogs the final knockout Pam Broyles, Melissa Micklash. Second row: co-captain 4:: According to the neds re-4~- rehas.- - c11 vi I enjoy the prescnce of a vari- by fecal contamination ’in punch. Julie Adelberg, Kristi Turner, Kerry Guinther. Third row: ; lease, Thane has “reluc- “The Friend of the Court ety of species of birds and the food. Mange can be Trailing 63-60 with 30 tantly” agreed with her at- believcs, with the assur- small animals, but it’s also a spread in small mammals, seconds remaining, Chris Heather Wright, Roxanne Rutkoski, Nicola Kuperus, co- *

Anthes naileda 3-pointeroff *A torney to voluntarily dismiss ances given by the clerk in responsibility. especially squirrels. captain Krista Connolly. PA her suit. her answer, that it would Concentrating wildlife at Techniques used to pre- a Bulldog in-bound play that 9 “Ms. Brown admitted in serve no purpose to force the an exposed feeding station vent contamination of the her affidavit and answer in clerk to court to obtain an can endanger them by mak- food and disperse wildlife in the lawsuit that she acted order to that effect,” the re- ing them more vulnerable to a backyard such as using well-constructed feeders in Authorized Dealers several locations, ear corn stuck on a nail, or suet bags Gettel hung around the edge of the Motors Company yard, can decrease the likeli- Se bewaing hood of some of these prob- (517) 883-2100 lems. It is also important to continue feeding the same type Pu valows ki’s Home of feed throughout the win- Entertainment Center ter as some species of birds Bad Axe will not migrate if they have (517) 269-9341 a ready food supply, Leav- ing for Florida during March Richard’s TV or early spring without con- Caro tinuing to feed the wildlife (517) 673-7323 depending on you could cause a slow death from Thumb malnutrition and exposure & Radio & TV at the hardest time of the Bad Axe year. * Just in time for Christmas., * / (517) 269-6420 feederDry dogprotected food infrom a self-the A Transportable Carry- Phone Keys Radio weather is an inexpensive *****%*******% yet excellent food for many =E Sandusky ’ birds and small animals. * (313) 648-2500 More information is avail- *$149.00 able by contacting a local -+.. veterinarian or Dr.Sikarskie * at Michigan State Univer- * sity, College of Veterinary Medicine, at (517) 353- * 5420. =E* * Wedding * Announcements * * *@ * * * * * Catalogs loaned overnight . * * * Free Subscript ion * with Each Order * * The Cass City * * Chronicle * 15 Phone 872-2010 * L-00 L11 x-• IvuCrIIwAM CASS CITY CHRONICLE -WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 PAGE SEVEN Cass City tops Marlette Heavily favored Lakers to test undefeated Hawk squad Friday

Providing they were not within 2 points with under 2 next moment betorc Leffler upset Tuesday at USA, the Ulfig led all scorers with 20 JV GAME minutes left. sank another 3-pointer to put 1. Gass City Hawks will points and LeValley had 1 Red A beautiful pass from Greg his Learn within one, 56-55, For Marlctte Matt Wilcox The Cass City JV is still egertain the Lakers Friday LeValley to Ulfig for a bas- with 8 seconds left. LeVal- netted 17. looking for its first win of the uqdefeated, in a game which ket kept the lead for Cass ley then was fouled and iced year as it dropped a 57-50 sbuld decidejust how good City. Marlette's Shane the game by sinking both MARLETTE - Box scores: decision to the Red Raiders. tbis year's team really is. Blackmer coolly converted shots. The Hawks will be coming Wilcox 7-0-3-5-17; Hunter 2 free throws to make it 54- The Hawks had a slight 0-0-1-2- 1; Leffler 0-3-2-2- CASS CITY - Box scores: off their second come-from- 52 with 45 seconds left and edge in rebounding, 25-22, behind victory in as many 11; Bell 2-0-3-7-7;Hazen 1- Gibson 1-0-4-5-6;Gray 2-0- Gray matched it with 2 char- and each team cashed 16 0-2-2-4; Ziegelmann 1-0-2- 2-2-6; LeValley 3-0-5-6- 1 1; wes following a 58-55 ity tosses of his own with 30 free throws. Cass City had *ision over Marlette last 4-4; Sullivan 1-0-1-1-3; Mika 0-0-1-2-1; Ulfig 8-0- seconds left. Both sides no 3-point baskets and the B lackmer .3-0-2-2-8. 4-7-20; EV~S7-0-0-0-14. Faday at Cass City. Despite missed free throws in the visitors collected 3. & wins, the jury is still out TOTALS: 15-3-16-25-55 TOTALS: 2 1-0-16-26-58 on this year's squad and the Lakers, everybody's favor- Last~~ half rallv~~ J ite to walk off with the Blue L; dy League championship, will indicate how strong the team really is. -- ~ _.. - Cass Citv tovs Lakeville~~_ - We were kind of sloppy in d A the first half, Coach-kff Before the season and quickly made his pres- cmying the scoring load. At reer-high 29 points and ul- Hartel said, but we executed started coach Jeff Hartel ence felt with a 10-point fig netted 23 in 3 quarters in better in the last half. Our said that the team's chances splurge in the quarter. But the end of the third quarter the gap had narrowed to 40- guards need to learn how to for success this season his teammates went into a his first varsity start. The handle pressure better. would rest primarily with deep freeze shooting spell 30 and the Falcons were Hawks were 7 of 19 from 3- crippled when Wells fouled point range and had a 28 to However, he added, a win is I the defense and in the and scored only a free throw out with a win, anp the team's confi- season's opener at Lakeville by Todd Bliss. Lakeville 6:26 left in the 21 edge in rebounding. nce is growing, game. it was the defense that car- used balanced scoring to Steadily chipping away *in the first half neither ried the day. lead 30-23 at the half. CASS CITY - Box score: team was able to mount any at the Falcon lead this is how Trailing by 17 points After the intermission it the Hawks won it. Trailing her 1- 1- 1-2-6; Gibson.O-O- kind of real offensive surge midway through the third appeared as if the Falcons 2-2-2; Gray 0-0-2-2-2; Le- and halfway through, the 69-67 Ron Bouck hit a free quarter Hartel put his were going to blow the throw. After Lakeville Valley4-54-6-29; Bouck 1- score was S-4 Marlette. Paul charges into a press that Hawks away. With Todd 1-1-4-6; Ulfig 8-0-7-11-23; notched 2 quick bas- failed to score LeValley was Ulfig provided the impetus for a Smith and Millington pour- fouled and went to the line Bliss 0-0-3-9-3. ketstoputtheHawksinfront stirring comeback and a 7 1- ing in the hoops Lakeville with 12 seconds left and TOTALS: 14-7-22-36-71 and it was countered by a 3- 69 victory. outscord Cass City 13-3 in calmly hit both shots to put pointer by Mark Leffler, and Cass City led only twice the first 4 minutes of the LAKEVILLE - Box score: at the quarter the visitors Cass City in front for the first PAUL ULFIG, left, and Ed Millington of Marlette battle for during the game, at the very third quarter and Cass City time since early in the first Adamisin 4- 1-0-2- 1 1; wcre in front 10-9. beginning when Greg Le- trailed 43-26. Smith 7-0-2-6-16; Milling- Cass City fell behind by its quarter. When Ulfig stole a rebound. Both players led their teams'offense in a Blue Bay Valley hit the fxst of 5 3- withthe press causing the ball in the backcourt it ton 4-5-4-7-27; Hammond largest margin in the game point shots and John Gibson 2-0-0-0-4; Fettig 1-0-1-2-3; League game. early in the second period netted his only pints of the turnover after turnover, was all over and Cass City Cass City started its charge had notched a stirring win. Wells 4-0-0-1-8. when the Red Raiders went night with a pair Of free with Ulfig and Levalley LeValley scored a ca- TOTALS: 22-6-7-18-69 in front by 8. MawiceEvans throws for a 5-4 lead. More big stores

used a pair of free throws by Hawks within shouting dis- John Gibson and buckets by tance with a basket and a 3- This year's season was the son, which has provided an hunt&. # UlfigandBrad Gray to move pointer to close the gap to aheAd48-42 with4:39 left to 15-12 at the end of the quar- Play ter. 1991 FIREARM DEER HARVEST The Red Raiders refused to Paul Ulfig entered the Give Someone Vd and rallied to move game in the second period TRAFFIC SURVEY ESTIMATE BUCKS ANTLERLESS TOTAL A Jingle 'CASSCITY SPORTS Upper Peninsula 42,000 19,Ooo 61,000 Jr. Archery Leagues (39,9 10) (16,950) (56,860) Northern Lower 72,000 38,000 110,000 starting Peninsula (80,690) (~'830) (147,520) I: Saturday, Jan. 4 on Southern Lower 59,000 45,000 104,000 CELLULARONE@fl 1O:OO a.m. - 12:OO & 2:30 - 4:OO p.m. Peninsula (62,470) (49,550) (1 12,020) For more information cull TOTAL 173,000 , 102,000 275,000 f 872-4630 (183,070) (133,330) (3 16,400) . (1990 final estimates in parenthesis) Wrestlers dth, coach pleased Although Cass City fin- 2; Yale, 105 1/2; Armada, ished 6th among 8 teams at 40, and Capac, 20 1/2. the Capac Invitational, Sat- Winning points for Cass urday, Coach Don Markel City were Bobby Davis, ANTI=FR EEZE 60 MONTH BATTERY was pleased with the per- 2nd, 103 pounds; Pete Mat- l!l@ formance of his team in the from the makers of 525 cold cranking amps son, 4th, 119 pounds; Christmas is the perfect tough wrestling tourney that Delbert Ma the wson , first, Texaco featured mostly Class A and 152. pounds, and Jeremy time to help someone PF3 you know discover the I UI B schools. Hubbard, 4th, 275 pounds. Port Huron Northern won Markel said that many of time savings of a the tourney with 221 points. the young, inexperienced cellular telephone. A Cass City scored 67 points. wrestlers who did not place ccllular phone for the Other scores were: Mt. Cle- showed promise for the fu- car not only makes for mensLutheran North, 158 1/ ture. All-in-all it was apretty ttiarl: productive use of your phone - free. 2; Cros.-Lex., 130; Flint good start for the team, he the titnc spent making Carmen+insworth, 129 1/ concluded. a living, it also provides 1 DUAL RATE CHARGER STARTER CHARGER inowtime to enjoy the cuslomers who acllvale *like two chargers in one -b .power boost all kinds of things that make living with Cellular One-Lake *trickle charge batteries hard to start vehicles worth w 11 i 1c. Huron Cullular Mlnlmtlrll servlce requtred Sublecl for easy starts on cold mornings n * 10/40/200 amp Lake Huron Cellular is lo cfedd approval WtII1. .A your choice for a vnricty of ccllular 12499 phonus and accessories. I ! SUSE4Mo DEALERS TO SERVE YOU: $ ANDERSON'S APPLIANCE Caro . 517-673-2726 CELLULAR SYSTEMS Mayville 517-843-5021 t AMERICAN PAGING MID-CENTRAL Millington *1-800-331-7962 kc MIDCOM RADIO COMMUNICATIONS Sandusky 1-800-755-3780 I# I CELLUMRONE@1 LAKE HURON IN THE AMES SHOPPING CENTER, CAR0 SEE SPECIAL 673-1666 OR 1 m800-624-8766 OFFER PAGE 16, OPEN SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. PAGE EIGHT

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5 YEARS AGO tists sermaded residents of Provincial House Tuesday The ratification of a new 2- evening,Dec. 8.Rev. Eldred year contract by the Cass Kelley provided accordion City Teachers’ Association accompaniment. and the school district for the 1986-87and 1987-88school 25 YEARS AGO years will add about $428,000 to the district’s An open house dedication cost for teachersover the life program is schedulec: Satur- Holiday Sweaters -1 of the agreement. day at 2 p.m. for the new The Cass City School Tuscola County Jail. The board hired Asbestos Man- new $690,000 jail has been agement Inc. to develop under construction for 2 specifications for bidding years and when fully com- the removalof asbestos from plete will give the county Campbell and Evergreen one of the state’s most mod- Elementary Schools and em complexes. Cass City High School at an A new $1,225,000 high estimated cost of $1,209. school for Kingston was The United Wqy drive authorized Monday in a exceeded its goal again special election that saw the when over $15,500 was col- measure pass by just 10 lcctcd. votes. Mike Otulakowski came Jim Knoblet, sophomore home with a bull elk weigh- starting offensive guard ing 455 pounds field dressed from Cass City, on the Al- last Tuesday while hunting bion College football team the Pigeon River Forest area has been awarded a champi- near Vienna, west of At- onship plaque and a varsity lanta. His license was one of letter for the 1966 season. 36,280 applications re- An estimated 50 persons ceived for 95 available li- attended the annual Zonta censes of which just40 were Club Senior Citizens Christ- Assorted Brass for bulls. mas Party at the Cass City Frames Civic Center Sunday after- 10 YEARS AGO noon. Fr. A. Messing showed The Cass City School slides and spoke of his trip to 50% Off Board authorized Jerry Cle- Europe and Rome at the land to work with Saginaw December dinner meeting Valley College to establish a of the Cas City Business Teenage Mutant Ninja and Professional Women’s Sony@Video Tapes. college course for 3 hours in Turtle 110 Camera or the afternoon for 4 days a Club, held at the New Gor- rsTRecord your favorite don Hotel with 20 members television shows or Kodako Film. Ninja week. Turtle camera that Coach Ron Nurnberger’s and 3 guests present. movies with T-120, Cass City High School Red VHS regular or high imprints a picture of Hawks’ basketball team’s 35 YEARS AGO grade tapes. They Michaelangelo on winning streak came to an feature superior picture photo. GA-135,loO 4% end Tuesday night when Announcement was made and sound quality at a or OB 110, 200 ASA. USA topped the Hawks, 68- this week of the purchase of great price! 2.4-exp. fi1.m 66. the Cass City Arena by Regular High Grade Film Camera The new sewage plant that Charles and Eva Winters should start operating Feb. and family from Mr. and 2.97 9,97 1, is vcry expensive to build Mrs. Tom Cottick. 2.97 3.97 and operate. The plant cost Gagetown and Unionville $6.04 million. will switch to dial telephone Ubly and Gagetown are the systems at 2:Ol Sunday only area villages that will morning, officials at the have election contests Michigan Bell Telephone March 8. Theonlychangein‘ Co. anmmced-thfs week. Cass City after the election The annual winter concert will be one new council presented by the Cas City 19-in. Christmas Bear. member as Dr. Delbert E. School Music Department Wish a friend or relative Rawson, DDS, decided not will be presented Dec. 20. a very Merry Christmas to run again. Thousands are expected to with this special white Members of the staffs of view the Christmas Pageant bear with a scarf and Cass City doctors and den- Sunday. red/green tricot hat. Signatures are in 9.97 ’ on tax proposal Cleo@4-Roll Gift Wrap. Choose from our wide House Speaker Lewis N. “Not only would our plan selection of 4-roll, 40-sq.ft. gift wrap. In a large Dodak (D-Birch Run Area) permanently lower property assortment of Christmas styles and colors! 1.77 and Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl taxes for homeowners, but, *Designs May Vary By Store (D-Okemos), chair of the because it is fully funded, House Taxation Committee, there would be no loss of announced Thursday that revenue for local schools or 278,561 ballot proposal state programs such as signatures collected by the public and mental health, Michigan Homeowners Tax transportation or economic Break Committee have been development. submitted to the Secretary of “We’ve collected State, which will place the signatures on the ballot initiative to lower property proposal from each of taxes before voters in next Michigan’s 83 counties,” he year’s general election. said, “which says that there’s a range of support for “We’re very pleased to say the proposal. We’re 26-pc. Tea Set or Cookware Set. Tea that we are on track with our confident that when Mattela Farmer Says See “Say. 12- ballot proposal to implement 1 service for 4 or realistic cookwares. different sayings about farm animals. Michigan voters learn about lea Set Cookware Set I the $1.1 billion House our plan, it will be over- Democratic Property Tax whelming approved. ” 5a97 7.97 Cut Plan,” Dodak said, I I s 9.97ea. “which would provide fully funded, immediate property Owen-Gage tax relief for Michigan’s middle-income homeowners. band students “This is the final part of the House Democrats’ $step earn honors plan. It follows the freeze in assessment levels for this Owen-Gage Junior High year, and goes along with the band students earned honors consti tu t iona 1 amendment at the District SoloEn- we-have already placed on semble Festival, held Dec. 7 next year’s ballot to link at North Branch Schools. future assessment increases Students earning Division I to the rate of inflation. Now medals for their top-rated we have to work to get this performances were: Spirograph(n)or Spirotot” initiative approved, which Susie Roemcr, Kate Pow- Teenage hutant Ninja Turtle Figures and Accessories. Creative fun for children. would exempt the first ers, Ann Warack, Lisa War- $30,000 of a home’s ,market ~ 4 to 4’h-in. figures with weapons, wacky wind-ups, seltzer & ack and Beth Nickerson vaMe from all local school oozey- I;_annon.- I 6.97eam I operating taxes and close (percussion quintet); Kate # Reg. Fiques Wacky Wind-Ups Cannons some corporate and business Powers (saxophone solo), - tax loopholes to fund the Ann Warack (clarinet solo), -- 3.57 4.57 - 5.97 relief. Cory Ray1 (flute solo), Pierced Earring Assortment. Rmg In the hohdays w~th earrings of gold and slver Choose horn museum hoop t hru “By maximizing relief for Adam Metzger (trombone and doorknocker styles They will be the perfect accent middle income families, our solo) and Susie Rocmer tor your Chrem’m and New Year outhlsl plan would keep hundreds of (piano and flute solos). 3.99 additional dollars in most Earning Division I1 ratings Michigan household budgets were Lisa Warack (flute immediately and in the solo), Beth Nickerson Open Every Sunday Noon till 4 p.m. years ahead,” Speaker (trumpet solo), Rick Mer- Dodak added, “putting more chant and Adam Metzger money into our state’s local economies and small (baritone saxophone and businesses, which are trombone duet), and Lisa creating most of the good Warack and Ann Warack jobs in our economy today. (flute and clarinet duet). CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Supreme Court denies appeal in insurance case Cass City Bowling Leagues

The Michigan Supreme summary disposition Jan. 5, ECUMENICAL 136-183), S. Hammet 516 High Team Game: ‘Court recently denied appli- 1990. CHURCH (216-141-159), M. Weltin Kermit’s Krushers 1089. cation for leave to appeal in The plaintiffs had sued LEAGUE 502 (157-162-183), D. the case of Weber vs. Secura under a no-fault insurance Dec. 7,1991 Kcssler 549 (207- 186-I56), TUESDAY *InsuranceCompany, in ef- policy claiming that the R. Stoner 566 (165-203- AFTERNOON fect upholding the ruling grain cart involved in a farm LADIES’ LEAGUE The Stouts 18 198), K. Schott 553 (192- Wade by Tuscola County accident in which their son 184- 177). Dec. lo, 1991 Jaycees 4 had sustained severe head The Antiques 17 Gilligan’s 4 ’Circuit Court Judge Patrick The Gutter Cleaners 17 Women’s High Series & Professional and Business p. Joslyn when he granted injuries, resultingin perma- Games: L. Erla 561 (188- Country Gals 39 the defendant’s motion for The Last Resorts 17 High Series & Games: T, nent brain damage, was a 18 1- 192). Sutter’s Bakery 38 Comment 697 (226-276), D. trailer and therefore fell 3 Men & a Babe 16 The Bloopers 14 Sunshine Girls 38 Miller 653 (235-2141, K. within the definition of a TUSCOLA Charmont 33 DI RECTORY Beachy 629 (226), L. For health D-n-3 13 GET TOGETHERS motor vehicle. The Neighborhood Gang13 Alley Hoppers 28 Spiekerman 623 (2351, J. ------insurance, Joslyn ruled that the grain Dec. 9 Smithson 619 (216), R. Hull PHYSICIANS The Strugglers 15 ACCOUNTANTS ------I check with cart was designed for farm High Series: M. Fee 518. 599 (213), J. Skaggs 591 --I------I 3+1 11 Kermit’s Krushers 14 (218), M. Lutz 589 (2181, J. State Farm. use in harvestkg and grain, High Games: M. Fee & N. Anderson Tuckey Dr. Jeffrey Crowley and was intended to be The Little Kids IO Miller Eggs 14 Rabideau 186. Putnam 586, E. Riccardi 582, The Alley Cats 9 M.Jackson 579, J. Santos 576 Bernhardt & Co., P.C. C h iropfacto r pulled by a tractor and that Parkway Drive Thru 14 High Team Series: Alley Certified PuMc Accountants Call: Ernast A Teichrnan, Jf. the cart clearly falls within B:A. Calka 14 Hoppers 1678. (217), M. Gcifka 568 (222), R. 5986 E. Cass City Rd. 200 Games: D. Miller 200. Rabideau 564; D. Dickinson Gary Anderson, CPA 673-3137 I 6240W.Main - Cass City (M-81) the definition of implement C.R. Hunt 12 High Team Game: Sutter’s (217), P. Robinson 559 Cass City, Mch. 500 Series: D. Little 520, 560 Robert Tuckey. CPA - 872-3730 872-4241 of husbandry. Spaulding Builders 10 Bakery 588. (2171, W. Teets 559, E. Jerry Bernhardt - 673-3137 Phone Phm872-3388 The State Court of Appcals M. Miller 521, D, Miller Cass City Sports 10 547, B. Hirsch 505. Robinson 557, J. Howard 554 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Harold T. Oonahue affirmed Joslyn’s ruling and Charmont 9 CHARMONT LADIES and S. Seurynck 5-10 split. (224), J. Mathewson 554, D. M.D,, A.A.F.P. the plaintiffs appealed to the King 551, D. Blank 550, L. 6261 Church St., City. MI Erla’s Inc. 8 Cass 4674 Hill Street Continental Rental 13 Summers 223, D. Ouvry 215, Phone 8724668 Michigan Supremc Court. SUNDAY NO ROLLERS Kelley’s Market 0 Cass City ‘The plaintiffs were repre- Cable-ettes 12 D. Englehart 213. Dec. 8 Gilligan ’s 12 872-2323 sented by Barbara Connolly High Series & Games: M. Ollioeho~nweekdays . Lemberg of Birmingham Lutz 709 (226-237-246), P. B urne tte ’s 12 exapt Thurday Hardee’s 3 Board Chrysler 11 MERCHANTS’ “B” I StdeFarmMutual~utdik I and the defendants were ET 3 Harmer617 (261), D. Miller Dec, 11,1991 DO YOU HAVE A InsumCompany represented by W itold 669 (212-223-234), M. Cass City Tire 10 * brdOtfiic~, Bloornington. lilinoi Team No. 6 3 DRINKING PROBLEM? Richard A. Hail, D.O. * 10 Grifka 639 (212-233), G. Truemner Salvage Gilligan’s 13 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Osteopathic Phydclan Gilligan ‘s 3 Live Wires Neighbors 3 Robinson 630 (220-222), 9. Board Chrysler 13 AND AL-ANON 4674 Hill St. Doug O’Dell610 (224), C. Pizza Villa 9 3 s.o.3 1312 GoodEvery ShepherdFriday Evening Lutheran - 8:OO Church p.m. Cas City, Michigan Schott ’s Accounting 1 Thumb Nat’l Bank 9 Airborne 1 Comment 602 (234), D. Mack Tools 872-4446 ServiStar 7 11 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 0th8724725 l4otlle 8724762 Bundy’s 1 Volz 600 (224), R. Doerr Bliss Tuesday Evenings 8:OO p.m. “PINE CONE 596 (211), J. Smithson 593 Charmont 6 Shag’s Angels I1 St. Pancratius Parish Hall Basement Gamblers 1 Mr. Chips 7 Cass ClIy (217), J. Zawilinski 591 Dr. E. Paul Lockwood Family Affair 1 High Team Game: Pizza Charmont 3 SHOP” (214-216), L. Gaszczynski ------Chiropractic Physiclan 580 (222), R. Rabideau 578 Villa 1073. HEALTH CARE Mon., Tues.,9- 12 only Wed., RI. Men’s High Series & High Team Series: Pizza High Series & Games: M, ------Games: Doug O’Dell 690 (226), R. Cox 232, P. McIn- Lutz 738 (248-246241, Closed for the Season Villa 3075. T. Phone 872-2765 (269), T. Comment 564 tosh 219, G. Pattullo 217, E. Comment 669 (234-222-2131, IMMEDIATE Robinson 215, J. McIntosh High Series: D,Otulakow- B. Rutkoski 623 (255-216), C. Cass City for Appointment Thank you for your patronage (192-206- 166), R. Martin ski 520, P. Ridge 541, L. NON+MERGENCY 508 (183-140-185), W. 214, D. Doerr 21 1. Comment 617 (215-213), R. HEALTH CARE 6240 W. Main 872-2155 Cass City High Team Series: Miller 529, D. Mathewson Rabideau 603 (224), M. HOON K. Wojtaszek 527 (160-159- 533, F. Witherspoon 483, Grifka 566 (2231, C. Hillaker $25 fee 208), P. Rushlow 525 (206- Kermit’s Krushers 308 1. 552. Including ph sidan’s tee JEUNG, M.D. B.Howard 475, S. Badder and clinL room 492, S. Seeley 476. MERCHANETTE LEAGUE Cash basis, and we will Ow9 Surgeon . High Games: P. Ridge 207, you a statement. Dec. 12,1991 No Amhbnent Usually Specialist in Stomach D. Otulakowski 213, F. and Bowel Problems Witherspoon 171, D. Harry Lenda, Inc. 11 6:OO-8:30 p.m. Fridays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily CITY HA’’ 2:30-8:30p.m. Saturdays CASS RED Sweeney 178, B. Vollmar Caro Chiropractic 10* 1O:OO a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sunday SaturdayClosed - Thursday9 to 12 noon 180, L. Miller 203, M; Cass Tavern 10 Cass City Sports 9 HILLS AND DALES Michalski 185, D. HOSPITAL 6230 Hospital Drive Mathewson 190, S. Seeley Miller’s Chicks 9J C~SSCity, MI 48726 187. IQuaker Maid 9 Phone072-3490 872-461 1 Kingston State Bank 8* BASKETBALL IClean Up Crew 7‘/z NIGHT OWLS Rolling Hills 5 ‘/2 imHm Raythatha, M.D. 2-Man Teams Nel’s Kitchen 5 THUMB AREA - Varsity - End of First half Allen Home Care 4 HOME CARE AGENCY Dr. Ray Freshman Junior Varsity Dec. 11 Herron Builders 4 Nursing, PhyW,ocrcUpaolona1 Total Family Care *Pointsto be adjusted. as- WaPY R & R Bowling 29 1/2 Nurse Akles 4672 Hill St. Bad to the Bone 28 High Team Series & Medhe, Medi& Game: Caro Chiropractic Blue cross certified Cass City Lookin’ Up , I, 21 112 y~~--M-?# Freshman games start at 5 4 *+I& Ik’ 23 2420 81 840. mprolv& wservice Phone 872n5010 T.J.’s 500 Series: K. O’Dell 547, 17 Lakers Away D&D 19 Hwne Care&emy Iff ice Hours: Mon.-Fd. 8-5 p.m. except Lakeville at 4 Pat McIntosh 544, L. Erla 1-800-3584749 p,m. 21. Vassar Away D&G 17 335, J. Morel1 530, C. Wallace 24 Bad Axe Home 526, P. Corcoran 525, S. N.Y. Yun, M.D. High Series & Games: T. DeLong 511. phprciarr Q surgeon 28 Mayville Away Kuck 571 (219), R. Byrnes 200 Games: Pat McIntosh OffbHours: Dec. 10 LakevilleAway 31 Marlette Home 535 (246), B. Kingsland I 216, P. Corcoran 204, C. Mon-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wallace 201. murs. - 9 a.m. 12 p.m. 13 Marlette Home Feb. Lakers Home 558, S. Adams 515 (212), J. Allen Witherspoon to 7 Langenburg 513 (205) J. NwEngland Life sat. - 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. 17 USA Away 11 Mayville Home Dec., 5, 1991 NEL GmhFund 6232 Hoapltol Drlve Schwartz 539 (224), D. NEL Equity Fund cas8 Clty NEL ImFund 20 Lakers Home 14 BadAxe Away Mc Arthu r 536. High Team Series & Omm 872-4733 High Team Series: R & R Game: Caro Chiropractic Money Market Sorb Jan.3 Vassar Home 18 Ubly Away Phone 872-2321 Rea. 8724257 Bowling 1106. 2530 & 881. 46150ak CassCity 7 BadAxe Away 21 Marlette Away High Team Game: R & R 500 Series: J. Krol 547, S, DeLong 537, P. Corcoran 532, 10 Marlette Away 28 Lakers Away Bowling 246. ------I- ~______D. Wischmeyer 525, J. [ 14 Ubly Home March 6 Bad Axe 516, 505, OPTOMETRISTS M. StevenKhoury Home MERCHANTS’ “A” Smithson M. Erla D. ------Dec. 11,1991 Sweeney 505. DmPmM. 200 Games: J. Krol230. Dr. David Batzer Foot & Ankle Specialist kentwood 16 Laser Surgery Charmont 14 THURSDAY NITE TRIO Optome tris t See All Home Games Chronicle 13 Dec. 12 Turcola Medlcal Center Warju Flooring 13 4624 Hill St. 150 Milhrvood Support The Teams Deford Country Groc. 15 Cass City Caro, MI 48723 Sweet Adelines Nelesco 13 otfice Hours: (517) 673-3887 IGilligan’s 10 Mon.-Fri., 9:OO-4:30 entertain patients Kilbourn Tech 10 872-3404 Jacques Seeds 9 The Lake Huron chorus of FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20 Lemke’s Repair 9 COMPANION ANIMAL Sweet Adelines, Interna tion- 6 al, entertained the residents Rooster Ranch HOSPITAL of Sunny Acres, Four Cass City IGA 6 4438 s. SeeQW st. Seasons, and patients on the Charmont 6 Cam City - Phone 872-2255 2nd floor of Huron Memorial Kilbourn Scrvice 5 BALU K., M.D. W Ellir, D.V.M. CASS CITY vs. LAKERS Hospital Dec. 9. Northon Const. 5 Obstetrician & Gynecologisl Carol Galka-Ellla, O.V.M. The residents were put Martin Electric 1 70 Nonh Elk Street Sandusky. MI 4.54 7 1 into the Christmas spirit Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Phone (313) 348-4733 Blue Bay League Games with the chorus singing High Series & Games: D. Veterinaflan .@F. many familiar carols as well I - .*4 Beecher 675 (212-258), K. as a few new ones. Two Farm and quartets from the chorus, Kilbourn 635 (236), D. Pet Animals QUAKERMAID “Shoreline Blend’’ and Doerr 575 (214), Doug Phone 872-2935 Sponsored by these Hawk Boosters DAIRY STORE “Harmony Four,” made up D’Dell 664 (247-238), 4849 N. Seeger St., Cass City 1 of members from Bad Axe, Duane O’Dell579 (230), B. Pigeon, Elkton, Harbor EAFOODLINER Beach, Gagetown, Caseville, Caro and Cass City, also EN CYLINDER COMPANY Phone 872-4200 performed a few Christmas songs. The Lake Huron Chorus, Smart Cooks CHEMICAL BANK which entertained residents at Tendercare, Cass City, Monday, will resume their regular Monday evening ,,,Choose Natural Gas & practices Jan. 6 in the PLUMBING iHEATING t8a~waMaslor Plirr*mr cafeteria of the Huron CALORIC RANGES . 4624 Hill Medical Care Facility, Bad Axe, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. All ladies interested in learning Get cookin’ for the holidays the natural what barbershop harmony 1s gas way with a new Caloric Gas Range. all about are welcome to With features like auto-pilot ignition and Ch tysler-Piymout h-Dodge FLOWER SHOPPE attend any practice. continuous cleaning make gas cooking Phone 872-2184 super convenient and efficient. Gas and Downtown Css. Phone 872-2 163 Caloric the natural choice! r------ASS CITY CHRONICLE DR. ROBERT GREEN D.D.S. AL SWlDERSKl DR. NICHOLAS NAHERNAK D.D S. I’ Want Help I Finding . USE OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8-5 HILLS & DALES

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A Deford woman suffered signal and was struck from 0 in Cass City Area break-ins getting minor injuries in a traffic behind by another south- accident last Wednesday in bound vehicle, driven by Scott Ackerman, a Cass nity with Ackerman’s Bike NovestaTownship, troopers Robert J. Sontag, Cass City. City native, has joined the Repair, in a newly con- to be too frequent from the state police post in No citation was issued in Cass City business cornmu- structed building at 6247 Car0 reported. the 12:lO p.m. accident. Pine Street. behind the. Hahn-. ... According to reports, Mar- ktter to the Editor, Sunday. How close was I Over the weekend, police Building on Main Street. Re: Sommers Bakery there to the breaking and cia A. Strait, 38,Deford, was Lutheran being broken into: We are entering time? westbound on Deckerville arrested David H. Moore, The new building includes very thankful no one was Can’t we outflank the Road west of Phillips Road also known as David H. rooms for bike repair as well hurt or anything taken (that thieves? Change schedule when sheattempted topassa Ellcnbaum, 25, Cass City, as offices for sales and we know of), but we did and fool ’em? road commission truck and for driving with a suspended have breakage to be I am grateful for our lost control on the icy road- license. A pickup truck cleaned up and repaired. police but am wary when driven by Moore was Ackerman says that he way, skidding into a ditch. we can easily name the Troopers said Strait was stopped Friday on Main services drifted into his business thisWhat bre&Wenterine is most upsetting is thisbreaking side of and the streetenterings alone. on Strcct near Woodland Ave- while employed at a hard- wearing a seat belt when the 8:25 a.m. mishap occurred. nue because of a missing Members of Good ware in Cass City. When the getting to be bo frequint. taillight reflector, reports business closed, he started Joan Merchant Also last week, Cass City Shepherd Lutheran Church I came in at 6:30 a.m. police reported one minor state. will be worshiping the Savior repairing bikes in his home, during the coming season at gradually increasing his traffic accident and a pair of Ronald Russell, 29, Cass several special services. business over 5 years. driving - re la ted arrests. City, was arrested Saturday Many helped make annual Minor damage was re- on suspicion of operating +t The Sunday School Ackerman says that the ported in a 2-vehicle mishap motor vehicle while under last Wednesday on North children of the church will “hot” bike these days is the community dinner success ‘ the influence of liquor. present a program, “An Old Mountain Bike. It features Seeger Street north of Rose Reports state the pickup Fashioned Christmas,” to tires with a special tread Street. truck he was driving was share the story of Jesus’ about the size of the old Dear John, tertainment. Walther’s for Reports state Wendell A. stopped on Main Street near birth in word and song Sun- balloon tires that werepopu- We just celebrated the potatoes. Novesta Guinther of Gagetown was Seeger Street after police j; day at 7:30 p.m. lar in the 1950’s. another successful “Corn- Church of Christ for provid- southbound on Seeger observed him making an il- munity Thanksgiving Day ing the “peelers.” Since the Street, stopped for a traffic legal U-turn. Dinner. ” beginning of our &year We had another record existence, Sutter’s has breaking crowd, nearly 200 baked the turkeys and do- Program scheduled for:P A - - meals were served. Next nated rolls, along with year we are anticipating Sommer’s. Karen Wallace’s Sales Will be important to , outgrowth of repair work he previously Choirsduring willthe bothservice, be singing titled needing a larger facility. and Shirley Tuckey’s clas- Thumb swine producers “The Whisper of a Baby.” the new firm, but parts and did at his home. The help of many was re- ses have donated their ta- service are expected to an- quired to make this day a lents to make posters and Christmas morning chor the business. A large success. The service clubs placemats. The K of C have All Thumb swine produc- est input, nutrition will be worship will begin at 9:30. stock of tires of different for their donations. Judy always donated the tur- ers are invited to register for emphasized in the last 4 Everyone is invited to attend sizes and models are carried Tailgating riskier On Doerr and Kayoko Tsut- keys. The local banks have a series of evening programs m ee ting s. the services. in inventory. sumi for providing the en- covered our advertising ex- sponsored by the Sanilac More information and :a pense. Hills and Dales Hos- and Huron County Coopera- complete program are avafl- roads covered with ice pital has prepared the dres- tive Extension services. able by contacting Dr, Beth sing. In the past, two local Doran at (5 17) 269-9949 have donated the C Response grocers The series will begin ;an, 7 (313)Sr. Citizens’ 648-2515. Menuw CONGRATUIATIONS Tailgating, one of the most stop on slick roads. food. Cindy McConkey has common, irritating and dan- “The best way to figure a provided the centerpieces. at the Huron Area Skill and gerous driving behaviors, safety gap is to pick a sign or great to Other merchants have do- Center in Bad Axe. Regis- becomes even riskier on other rdad marking,” Basch nated miscellaneous trations are due at the exten- Senior citizens are asked 50 BEST WISHES roads covered with ice and said. “When the car in front food drive supplies. Last, but not sion office by Dec. 27. make reservations on the day snow, according to AAA passes that mark, start least, our local churches The series, entitled “Your of the meal between 8 a.m. to the new whose members are always Swine Enterprise: Coming Michigan. counting ‘one-thousand- and 9 a.m. by calling Akn More than a third of all one, one-thousand-two,’ If more than willing to make Through in ‘92,”will feature Stepka, 872-5337. > traffic accidents in Michi- you reach the spot before To the ditor, that extra pie or salad. in-depth training on finance Ackerman’s gan are caused by drivers counting to 6, reduce speed On behalf of the Cass City Many of them giving up and nutrition. Guest speak- High School debate class, I time with their own family DEC. 23 & 21 who follow too closely be- and increase the gap.” ers will include specialists Monday Baked Hami would like to express our to make this day a success. from Michigan State Uni- - hind another motorist, ac- In addition to increasing thanks to the many people It makes all of us grateful Bike Repair cording to Jerry Basch, the safety gap, winter driv- .we are part of such a caring versity, Mike Bigelow from w/Raisin Sauce, Scalloped who have helped to make the Michigan Livestock AAA Michigan Community ers should use a stopping Project F.E.T.C.H.a suc- community. Potatoes, Cukes & Sour Safety Services manager. technique called “squeeze cess this year. When those We hope we haven’t mis- Exchange and Kent Ward Cream, Variety Bread, “It takes up to 10 times as braking” on ice and snow. of us first created sed anyone because the day from Fredrick and Herrud. Tossed Salad w/Red would not be the same with- Cabbage, Christmas much distance to stop on icy, “Squeeze braking” in- F.E.T.C.H. (Feed Cookies. wet or snow-covered roads volves applying the brakes Everyone This Christmas out all of them. With swine prices at lower Holiday), we were a little levels this,year, the fifst 4 Friday - Polish Sausage ’& compared to dry pavement, firmly to *point just short of .Sauerkraapb~ Carrots & ’ TheKIcos ‘ so we advise increasing the wheel lockup. If wheels unsure about the kind of fe- mee’ting”s-will focus on”E” Potatoes, Tossed Salad, distance between your car lock, ease off the brake sponse we would have from 4380 Ale Street nance and marketing. Be- Variety Bread, Cherry and the vehicle in front dur- the community. After all, Cass City, MI 48726 cause feed costs are the larg- Cobbler. pcdal slightly, not com- residents of Cass City had ing the winter,” Basch said. pletely, and apply again to already been asked to do- How much of a safety gap just short of lockupand hold. nate items through the is needed between cars? “Apply steady pressure churches or local Boy AAA Michigan recom- and don’t pump the brake Scouts. What we experi- KIRN ELECTRIC mends 6 seconds on slippery pedal or slam on the brakes,” enced though, was almost roads, double the margin on Basch said. “Squeeze brak- impossible to describe. The Mi& Kirn dry pavement. The extra ing provides the best combi- people of Cass City were Phone 872-3821 Cass City space created by the 6-sec- nation of braking effort and willing to donate more than Let us do the ond safety gap will provide directional control.” once what they could. It enough room to brake and might have been the old- fashioned caroling or that v entertaining T Plan “lunch the students had organized the event, but whatever the MEAT & CHEESE TmYS with Santa” reason, the community of Cass City displayed over- FRUIT OR VEGETABLE TRAYS A new club in Gagetown whelming generosity and 1 will host “Lunch With warmth towards our event. 20%-- OFF STOREWIDE n Perhaps if local efforts like (Reg. priced items) Santa”Dec. 21 from 11 a.m. P to 1 p.m. at the Gagetown this are continued, we can n All other items Village Hall. eliminate families from The event is among the first going without food at - 25-70% SAVINGS sponsored by the Worth- Christmas time - or any I other timeofthe year for that (Gift Certificates Available) ’ 1 Day Delivery 1 A Great Gift Idea! while Club, which was E formed recently to help matter . If you need to place an order, we have Once again, thank-you speedy 1 day delivery to our store. boost community interest in ERIA’S FOOD CENTER Gagetown. everyone. We may have been the ones to create 6233 Church CGSS city 872-2 19 1 Aside from Lunch with F.E.T.C.H.,but all of you b d Santa, the club is planning a 6513 Main Stmet were the ones who made it bake sale, free drawings for become a reality. cas$ cib( kids and adults, pictures HURON BUSINE with Santa and a home deco- Sincerely, Ebp rating contest. SS PRODUCTS INC. Additional information is Melanie Churchill (517) 872-5655 1-800-626-2867 . FAX (517) 872-5657 C.C. High School Debate ~~~~E#~fiCs(~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~available by calling 665- 2494 or 665-24M. Class * The Elkland Novesta United Way would like to thank everyone-whohelped make our 1992 United Way Campaign Drive a great success. Special recognition must also go to the 7.75% following volunteers. It’s through their hard work and dedication that we were IRA’S and Keogh plans able to surpass our goal. Tax Deductible Contributions Kathy Vaughn Kevin Green Rick Doerr Accumulation Free of Current Greg Biddinger Kelly Smith Thomas Wallace Charlotte LaPeer Richard Erla Kirk Winter Income Tax Dave Lovejoy Cindy Kruse Jack Baker Many Retirement Options Don Schelke Judy Ware Rod Sherman [-The United Way Board of Directors .-I I For Details: HARRIS & COMPANY Newel1 Harris 872-2688 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City ’Cunen t Rate CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 AN NIV ERS A RY Come Help Us Celebrate s Citv Lavman's II

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PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 CASS CITY, MICHIGkfi 1 CALL 872-2010 Transit (non-business) rates, 10 words or less, $1.50 each Obituaries insertion; additional words 8 Merchandise Merchandise ., cents each. Three weeks for the price of 2 - cash rate, Save FRESH HOMEMADE pies CELLULAR PHONE &la money by enclosing cash with - now taking orders. For and Service - Motorola,'mc Helen Bullock in his junior year to be a mail orders. Rates for display more information call 665- Uniden phones plus a&'s member of Excalibur, hon- want ad on application. 2408. 2-12-11-3 sories. Richard's orary society for outstand- Appliance and Souh( Helen Bullock, 83, of ing leadership. He was ( Automotive FOR SALE - Ping Pong Room, 1223 E. Caro Rd: Snover, died Dec. 9 at Huron "Beech Nut Man" on cam- 1 table with all accessories, Caro, phone 673-7323. ' ' :I Memorial Hospital, Bad $120. Call 8724192. 2-12-4-3 2-9-25-tl Axe. pus. Upon graduation he FOR SALE - '78 Pontiac worked for the Beech Nut Grand Prix, needs a*little FOR SALE - Tree top for HAY FOR SALE - first She was born July 21, work,uses no oil, runs good. ting Timothy alfalfa,' 752 1908, in Snover, the daugh- Co. in Canajobarie, N.J. firewood, also wood by face $600 or best offer. '85 Suzuki or cord. 872-5073 or per bale. Call 683-849,'qt2-12-44 ter of James and Minnie 4x4~8 683-2451. Quad Racer 250, spider 673-4338 2-11-274 (Morrison) Wheeler. During World War I1 he evenings. -* entered the service as a pri- track tires, rebuilt and ex- Bullock graduated from tras, $800 or best offer. Call vate, attended Officers' Sandusky High School in 872-4105. 1-12-4-3 1926. In 1933, she married Candidate School at Fort Clarence F. Bullock in San- Knox, Ky., and served over- days. 2- 10-16-1 3 FOR SALE - Homema3 dusky. He preceded her in seas with the 8th and 9th FOR SALE - 1986Chevy Z- gingerbread houses. Tik death Sopt. 16, 1969. armies in its headquarters. 24, V-6,automatic, sun roof, FOR SALE - 3 1/2 tons of ing orders now. Call ~3 Bullock was a member of At the end of thc war, he was sharp, low mileage, excel- coal, $250. Call 872-3748. 4113 after 3 p.m. 2-12;4;5 the Sandusky First United put in charge of evacuating THE DEFORI) CUB SCOUTS presented the residents of lent condition, $5,100,872- 2-12-4-3 Methodist Church and the 600,000 allied prisoners of 5372. 1-12-18-3 Voortman Holiday,;: by rail and air. He was Cass City's Tendercare, some 117 in total, with homemade FOR SALE - Luxair-forced h Mayvillc Eastern Stars. war Cookies She is survived by one scparated from the service in Christmas decorations Saturday. Pictured is Ceneith Bar- air furnace, 75,000 BTUs, 1945 as a Major. He was the FOR SALE - 1978 Ford natural gas or L.P., good Overstock Sale*sw*' daughter and her husband, Bronco, new 400 motor, Donna and Marvin Matulle recipient of the Bronze Star rons, age 84, who is surrounded by scout members (from the condition, $150.00. Call af- 12 pkgs. peror case, $6.b@, and the French Legion of needs some work, $so0 or ter 500 - 872-5365. of Wisconsin; 2 sons and left) Cory Kulinski, Chris Rienas, Eli best offer. Call 872-4718. Honor. Parsell and Scott 2-12-11-3n

their wives, James and He- 1-12-11-3 10 pound bulk, $8.0$;,a len Bullock of Indiana and Rutkoski. Dated for March - *, +, , Robert and Joy Bullock of After the war he worked for FOR SALE - '78 Jeep with FOR SdE-Water Softener Call SandyFreeze at well 517-872- Kansas; 10 grandchildren Equitable Life Assurance blade. All new tires, runs salt. Delivered, put in your and 7 great-grandchildren;2 Society for 15 years and Council proceedings good. Call 872-2696, ask for tank, 80# - rock, $5.89,50# 4062 to get more info& later as an insurance broker. , sisters, Grace Wheeler of Man charged with The regular meeting of the Russ 1-12-11-3 - pellet, $4.89.872-3092. mation on varieties. Snover and Mabel Kyser of 2-12-4-3 [ 2- 12- 1.8-g Mr. Day married Elizabeth Cass City Village Council FOR SALE - '83 Chevrolet - Shepherd, and 2 brothers, Pinney of Cass City in April was held Dec. 3, 1991 at Beauville van, $3,600 or Alex Wheeler of Snover and 1946. Shedied in June 1990. negligent homicide 7:OO p.m. All Trustees were best. Very, very clean. May MAN'S SNOWMOBILE Clayton Wheeler of San- He is survivcd by sons, present with the exception be seen at 5329 Colwood suit, brand new, made&, dusky. of Trustee Tuttle. Rd., third house north of U.S.A. Will make pic? Frederick Michael and A Caro man was arraigned ing karate equipment, a ste- Bullock was preceded in James Allcn of Covina, As advertised, the Public Colwood. Call 665-2672 or Christmas gift. Call 8'72, death by 2 sisters, Nellie and recently on a charge of neg- reo and a clock radio, court Hcaring concerning the va- 872-42 19. 1-12-11-3 3662. 2-12-18-2 Calif.; a sister, Virginia Day ligent homicide in connec- rccords state. Mary, and one brothcr, Al- Bufe of Wyandotte, and 2 cating of Industrial Street bert. tion with a June 27 fatal "Jeremy J. Payne, 22, and Park Street and the sale FOR SALE - gray coat $iji grandsons, Michael and accident in Fairgrove Town- Mayville, has been charged Funeral services were held Nicholas Day, in California. of certain property within white fur, size 20, good cdnt Friday at the Sandusky First ship. with resisting and obstruct- the Industrial Park was 'WE DO DISHES dition, $40. Call 658-2162.2- 12- 1s-3 Bond for the defendant, SATELLITE SALES C SEIZVICE United Methodist Church, Services and interment ing a police officer, trespass- opened. Hearing no bbjec- WISenlca bll Makes were Dec. 5, at Forcst Lawn Rogcr E. Zelmer Jr., 20, was ing and malicious destruc- FOR SALE - Christmas -*. with the Rev. Michael tions, a motion was made by RICK'S EARTH STATION Crafteb Pringlc officiating, Memorial Park, Covina set at $2,000. A preliminary tion of property valued at Trustee Helwig and sup- trees, after 4:OO on week 517-673-4783 Beautifully days, all day Saturday and 1WE Interment was in the Hills, Calif. examination in the case was less than $100. ported by Trustee Hopper to CamRd.Cuo rich looking Sunday. 872-3771, 6 south, 3 I Elkland Township Ceme- to have bcen hcld today Bond in the case has been close the public hearing and (Wednesday) in Tuscola set at $2,500 and a prelimi- east, 1/4 mile south of Cass FOR SALE - 1986 200X Business Cards tery, Cass City. Toys for Tots to adopt a resolution to va- City. 2-12-11-2 Honda 3-wheeler, hardly County District Court. nary exam scheduled for 10 cate Industrial Strect and Designed to make the fwst state driven, $750/best. Call 872- Courl records Zclincr a rn. Monday. impression a gmi ;:a. John Day to deliver Park Street and to sell ccr- FOR SALE - Leader wood 4192. 2-12-43 was thc clrivcr of' a pickup l'ayne is charged with re- tain property within the In- furnace, good condition, one ...and a lasting on&*; Saturday truck involved in thc acci- sisting and obstructing dustrial Park to Detroit $250 or best. Call 872-3394. John Alexander Day, 76, dent, which claimed the life Trooper Duane Hickok NINTENDO rentals as low Cass City i died Dec. 1, at his home in Edison. Roll Call Vote: 2-12-11-3 Volunteers working with of Tcrrv L. SI:I~L-V whilc the officer was invcs- as $1.00. Now Super Nin- Hclwig-yea, Priwkorn-y:' ,f Covina, Calif. the Cass City Toys For Tots: tendo and all games avail- Chronicle Othcrb iirra,gLb, lclo- tigatirig a complaint Dcc. 15 Weaver- yea, Hoppcr- y ea, He was born Sept. 12, organimtion will dclivcr nies recently were: in Indianfields Township. able at Wood's. Try it! Pbone 872-2O1OLJ" 1915,inCassCity,thesonof Karr- yea, Althaver-yea. 2-1 1-13-6 2-1-17:t.f toys to area families Satur- *Roy A. Bakcr Jr., 32, The defendant also is ac- Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 I Zora (MacLarty) Day and day. Caro, faces a charge of first cused of trespassing on land Charles Day. nays. Households expecting toys degrcc criminal sexual con- belonging to Edward The minutes of the regular e can LaFAVE STEEL SUPPLY, INCi Mr. Day was a 1933 gradu- duct. Licbler and damaging ate of CasCity High School are asked to have an adult at October meeting were ap- home. Delivery of toys to His bond was sct at $8,000. glasses belonging to 8260 N. Van Dyke Cass City, Michigan 48726 <':: ' and Michigan State Univer- proved as presented. nearly 140 homes will bcgin A prclirninary exam was to Lie bler . The October Financial jS?7) 872-2163 FAX (51 7) 872-2878 sity in 1937. He was the first havc bcen hcld today. help! .f:., at 9 am., according to Toys *Kevin G. Miller, 32, 181*\ . 1 ***+ Eagle Scout in Cass City. At Statement was reviewed. Jm%w#aelhU2.. For Tots Coordinator Sue Baker is charged with cn- Millington, is charged with A motion was made by Come in '$' MSU he was a member of gaging in sexual penetration STRUCTURAL STEEL MECHANICAL TUBES ::: W ersc hk y . opcrating a motor vehicle Trustce Weaver and sup- -lc- Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra- with a child under the agc of whilc under the influence of and browse ALUMINUM PRESS BRAKES ternity, president of the Stu- Most of thc deliveries, ported by Trustee Prieskorn 13 ycars, according to cgurt liquor, third offense, Nov. that the bills be approved as through our dent Union Board, as well as which will bc made by vol- rccords, which slatc the inci- 29 in Millington Township. president of the Wells Hall unteers from the Cass City presented. Motion carried 6 large dent allegedly occurred Oct. A preliminary exam was yeas, 0 nays. Boarding Club. Jaycees and members of 20 in Indianfields Town- schcduled for 10 a.m. Mon- Because of his many ac- VFW Post 3644, Cass City, A motion was made by selection of ship. day. Bond has been set at Trustee Prieskorn and sup- tivities on campus and as a should bc cornplcted by *Todd B. White, 21, L,m- $1,000, court records state. Wedding HYDRAULIC DIVISION class officer, he was chosen noon, she said. ported by Trustee Karr to sing, was arraigned on one purchase a 1991 Dodge Invitations, HYDRAULIC HOSES 1/4" TO 1 114" count of assault with a dan- pickup from Board-Chrys- 2 & 4 WIRE HOSE gcrous wcapon. Accessories, HYDRAULIC CYLINDER REBUILDING & RESEALING ler of Cass City in the SEAL SIZES ... I,'*!'. TO 20" DIAMETER Court rccords state he is "ServiceI of amount of $10,699.00 to be Gift Items SEAL SIZES ... 5MM TO WMM accuscd of assaulting Greg included as a 1992 Budget A. Hccht with a knife Dcc. 8 Light " Item. Motion carried 5 yeas, and much more! U.P.S. SERVICE AVAILABLE '1 9 in Tuscola Township. 1 nay. STEEL L OTHER DELIVERY ON WEDNESDAYS A prcliminary exam in the The Public Service Com- HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m. - noon :I; case was to have been hcld set Dec. 24 mittee recommended that a CASS CITY PAT CURTIS - Chevrdet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac today. Bond has bcen sct at letter be sent to the Tuscola CHRONICLE 'SealJet Stocking Distributor 700 N. State St., Caro Ph. 673-2171 $20,000. Thc Decker Parish United County Board of Cornmis- U-cups VeePacking ' I I *Douglas L. Searfoss, 18, Mcthodist Churches will Catalogs loaned overnighi. sioners requesting that the @ 2-4-174 Wipers Wear Rings Vassar, faccs charges of hold a candlelight service on county consider looking into -1' PRINTING SERVICE breaking and cntering a Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 at a county wide public transit f building with intent to com- 730 p.m. at the Decker system, Find the Service or Product Whatever your printing needs, we serve mit larceny and larceny in a Church. The program will A motion was made by them right! Latest modern offset and building. bc "A Service of Light". Trustee Hopper and sup- You Need in This. . . Searlbss, whose bond was There will also be a Sunday I Action Guide :] letterpress equipment to assure you of ported by Trustee Helwig to set at $5,000, was scheduled School program at the S hab- the best results in every way. request that the Tuscola for a preliminary exam to- bona Church on Sunday County Road Commission SERVICE DIRECTORY day. evening, Dec. 22 at 7:30 relinquish Doerr Road from The Cass City Chronicle He is accused of breaking p.m. -. Phone 872-2010 into a school at 220 Athletic The Decker Parish Youth Elmwood Road to Division APPLIANCE I._ St., Vassar, Dec. 2 and steal- and the Shabbona United Street to the Village of Cass SALES & SERVICE Methodist Church will be City. Motion carried 6 yeas, KITCHENFULL LYJE AN0 OF UAGK:LAUNDRY CHEF holding a "Live Nativity" in 0 nays. KRITZMAN~S-- APPLUNCES Cass City at thc east village A motion was made by Trustee Weaver and sup- SERVICE limits on Friday, Dec. 20, 6590 Main St. - Plants - Balloons Saturday, Dec. 21 and Mon- ported by Trustee Karr to w SERVrCE enter into an executive ses- Cass City, MI 48726 CALLHnur US WE TODAY SELL day, Dec. 23 from 6 until 9 (517) p.m. nightly. sion to discuss the 1992 872-4800 Major Appliance Service Center Thc public is invited to wage and fringe benefits. Junction of M-53 I* Audio-Video-Electronics- attcnd any and all services, Motion carried 6 yeas, 0 and M-81 .In..n Antenna Svstems llay a. Cnis C~ty A motion was made by Factory Authbrired on Phone 872-2161 * Freshman many brands ALLEY Announce Trustee Helwig and SUP- Specialize Sewice PLUMBING & HEATING ported by Trustee Hopper to Mon.-Fri. 8-5 TAMMY STI NE - 24 Hr. Emergency 5 percent close the executive session Sat. - 8-12 - \ and return to the rcgular Service and Parts Tuff-Kote Dino!" '' Tammy is the daughter of Michael and session. Motion carried 6 k* set-aside (Electtvnic &ah cd8ming availabte) Denise Sine and has been chosen student yeas, 0 nays. 1 AUTO SERVICE 872-3000 Automotive Rust Proofing of the week for her many secretarial re- Secretary of Agriculture The Planning Commission Systems & Waxing ' sponsibilities in the guidance and high Edward Madigan has an- minutes were reviewed. 4529 Maple Cass City Gravel Guards The 1991 preliminary We're "right up your alley" Running Boards : school offices. Our congratulations, nounced a 5 percent set- Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection'-' aside for the 1992 crops of budget was reviewed* A to fill all your Plumbing, corn, barley and grain motion was madeby Trustee Heating iS Cooling needs. The Student of ths Week is selected by the Cass CifvStudent Council. sor- Phone 269-9585 ghum. Thcre is no set-aside %]wig and Supported by State licensed. 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe for oats. Trustee Karr to establish the Phone 872-2251 The 1992 set-aside for 1992 Budget Hearing for L 6597 Main, Cass City DAN'S POWER & STOVE corn, barley, and grain sor- DE. 23, 1991 at 7:OO p.m. Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys ghum are lower than the 7.5 and to change the regular Chimney sweeping 8 repairs percent corn set-aside for December meeting lo STlHL chainsaws & ourdoor 1991, while oats remained 23, 1991. Motion carried 6 power equipment SUPREME * TIRES Lawn 8. garden equipment WINDOW the same. yeas, W nays. I Tire Reow SNAPPER mowers 8. tillers CLEANIIG The Manager's report was Alrgnrnanls * MuflierJ "World and U.S. 1991/92 Brakes 011Chnnges Sales & Service 9 Storms-Screens-Windows Carfrkf Mwhanc ending stocks of feed grains re vie wed. 6509 Main, Cass City 9 Janitorial Service Floors A by Phone 872-5303 Eaves & Gutters Cleaned HI-Rise1 are historically low, which motion was madc Phone 872-3190 makes thc initial set-aside Trustee Helwig and sup- Servi~8 Rental CHRYSLER Dodge Estimates on Comrnerdal, Jeep announcement subject to ported by Trustee Karr that FRANK'S SERVICE 24-HR, SERVICE Residential 8 Industrial Work adjustments. particularly in the meeting be adjourned. * Tires * Brakes * Exhaust Complete lnsuranw Coverage light of uncertainties around Motion carried 6 .yeas, 0 * Oil Changes * Full Service Security Setvlces Available nays. the world" Madigan said. Top rate services for all PLUMelNG 6 HEATING. INC. 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw DOWNTOWN CASS CITY "Any such adjustments your automobile needs 6528 Main. Call Joyce A. LaRoche Phone 872-5084 Local Number (517) 872-21 84 would be announced by 4083 Cemetery 872-2866 Pigeon Phone 453-3531 790-7609 . Nov. 15, 1992." Village Clerk :ASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 PAGE F"EEN CALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU (-1 (-1 Merchandise (-1 For Rent For Rent Notices [ Services 1 ( Help Wanted ) * - Merchandise GeneraT-7I FOR RENT - The hint Catering Service DO YOU LOVE cats and FOR RENT - Masonic Store has a wallpaper StGmaster Carpet Temple Refreshment Hall - dogs? Need an energetic W-. R SINGLE waterbed WATERPUMP ONE OF A KIND - 3 stow steamer for easy removal of Weddings, & Upholstery "self-starter" who will use nu ..eater, $70, Call 872- WATER WELL parties, dinners, meetings. old wallpaper. Call 872- Holiday Parties Cleaners WATER SOmENERS home built in 1902 witrt 4 No alcoholic beverages. initiative and common 299. 2- 12-18-3 bedrooms, formal dining, 2445. 4-1 1-24 OpnHouses, Residential & Commercial sense. Must understand, Installation & Service Call Lynwood LaPeer, 872- car & van interiors den, hardwood floors, oak 3191. 4-4-3-tf Showers carry out and relay orders, OR SALE - Ideal Christ- Bladder Tanks woodwork, open staircase, BEAUTIFUL CASS CITY' Water & fire damage and be rcsponsible for clean- ias gifts. All sizes of af- Senior Citizen apartments Any kind of Party 10%Senior Discount full basement, $85,000 - are taking applications for liness of areas. Non-smoker. ham, crocheted baby 10%off or more TCC1023. Call Kelly & Co. FOR ENT - Owendale, 2 Complete ut partial Licensed DuPont Call after 6 p.m. 872-2698. rqsges 12-24 months, bedroom apartment. For one bedroom apartments. Stainmaster Applicator 11-12-18-2 IN-HOME SERVICE Realty, 872-2248 or 673- Housing is for very low, low catering wehters 1-3 years. Several Paul's Pump Repair 2555. 3 - 12- 18- 1 more information call 872- Beth Lebioda 872-2861 Flmr Buffmg &r articles. Call 872- and moderate income BESSLER Ron Blunt Drilling ~~ 2747. 4-12-1 1-4 Judy Meeker 872-2473 PAUL WANTED2-year-old - forbaby-sitter occasional for 912.' 2-12- 18-1 Cass 673-4850 anytime NEW ON THE market households. Rent based on 872-4716 8-6-6-tf - income starting at $251 per 5-4- 104 or 1-800-745-4851 Beautiful 2 bedroom home, FOR RENT - 3-bedroom evenings, Sunday nights. EAGLE PUPS for sale, 2-1-16-tf partly finished basement. trailer, $225 per month, month. Included in the rent, Call 872-2874. 11-124-3 heat, water, sewer, trash 2s: Call 872-4618. fenced in vard. cement $125 deposit. Phone 872- BINGO - every Wednesday <, pick-up. Complex has a bar- FARM BUREAU Insur- 2-12-18-3 cials - Install now for all he patio, 1 car garage, $42,500 2961. 4-12-1 1-3 night. Open 6:OO-early bird 1 new shows. Come to the rier free unit. Call (5 17) 872- 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. ance: Auto, Farm, Crop, Workwanted - TCC1029. Call Kelly & Home, business, Life, An- 1 SALE - S & W 357 Thumb's No. 1 in sales and Co. Realty, 872-2248 or FOR RENT - 1-bedroom 2009 for more information post 3644 VFW, Weaver SL on this housing nuities. Frank Kluger lagnum, 4" blved barrel, service, Richard's TV- 673 -2555. 3-12-18-1 apartment, 1 person, clean, equal oppor- 5-2-264 QUALITY CHILD care lode1 19, $125. S & W 357 Appliance and Sound neat, heat included, appli- tunity property. 4-1 1-13-tf (Agent), office 375-4598 or available, affordable rates, Room, 1223 E. Car0 Rd., home 269-7854. 8-2-284 after Dec. 22. Call Louise l,agnum, 2 112" blved bar- FOR SALE or rent - House, ances included, above :l,,model 19, $100. 872- Caro, phone 673-7323. FOR MNT - 1 bedr001\1 ROADRUNNER Ponder, 872-2428. 2-9-25-tf north of CasCity. For in for- Coach Light Pharmacy. Call SERVICE Erla Packing 462 2-12-18-3 872-3613. 4- 10-30-tf apartment, furnished, new 12-12- 18-3 mation call 665-2275. carpet, new paint, refrigera; 6233 Church St. 1-1 1-1 [ Rgedt:Y ) 3- 12-18-3 tor, stove, Call 872-3315 or Cass City NURSES AIDE looking for Shop Cass City! FOR RENT - Nice 3-bed- 872-2696, ask for Bud. Phone 872-2191 part-time work. Call after we can meet or beat biR 1986 Park- room, 2-bath mobile home, SL 12:OO, 1. FOR SALE - 4- 10- 16-tf Passenger or package 872-299 3 BEDROOM,3 bath home, wood 14'x80' mobile home, locatcd between Kingston service to airports, Custom Butchering 12-12-18- 1 set on a large landscaped central air, vinyl windows, and Deford. $325 plus sccu- hospitals and doctors Fridays only lawn with acircledrive, fire- shingled roof, 16'x24' deck, rity deposit. 683-2676. HILLSIDE in the city, etc. USDA Inspected Plant Card of Thanks 1 c us tomcrs. dace. family room, den. half covered, 12'x20 insu- 4- 12-18-3 APARTMENTS CALL MARV Custom Curing, Smoking, C.C. Muffler & kall . today: $87,000 - lated workshop, choice UNEEDA BOOST SERVICE Cutting, Wrapping and I WOULD LIKE to thank TCC 1015. Call Kelly & Co. wooded landscaped lot, in FOR RENT in Cass City - 2 bedrooms, kitchen 517-673-2412 everyone who prayed for : Brakeshop Freezing I Realty. 872-2248 or 673- mobile home park, low downstairs 1-bedroom appliances, air U5-12-18- 1 We Make Venison Sausage me, sent cards, and visited . W7Main, Cass City 2555.- . 3- 12-18- 1 maintenance, immediate apartment. $275 plus de- conditioning, drapes while I was in the hospital. storage, coin+p 8-10-314 ,. ,. : 872-2251 occupancy, clean, $38,500, posit and utilities. Call 872- BINGO - Every Thursday Walter Putnam. 13-12-18-1 I laundry, all carpeted 2-3-204 PRICE REDUCED - Ready must see. Call 872-2357 af- 561 6. Please leave message. at St. Pancratius Hall, S. to move in, lovely 2 bed- ter 4:OO p.m. 3-1 1-20-tf 4- 12-18-3 Sager, Cas City. Doors Smith I WISH TO thank all the 'H'mHARDWOODS - rwm home, full basement, Call 872-3283 open 600 p.m. early-bird nurses and staff of Hills and ak,'ash, cherry, birch, wd- comer 104 1 1/2 Car garage, For Rent FOR RENT - 1 bedroom or 872-3315 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. Refrigeration Dales Hospital and Dr. Is- ut, etc. tap quality, kiln $48,900 TCC1022. Call 4-10-9-tf Phone 872-54 10. Knights of terabadi and Dr. Donahue - apartment, partly furnished. and ti@. Can deliver. Call Kelly & CO,Realty, 872- FOR RENT - storage, Cass Single person preferred. Columbus Council No. for my care while in the Fve at 313-376-4467, 2248 or 673-2555. City Mini-Storage. Call Call 872-3343. 4-1-23-tf SMALL HOUSE for rent on 8892. 5-12-31-tf Appliance Repair hospital. A special thanks to \< 2-8-28-tf 3- 12-18- 1 872-3917. 4- 1-254 M-53; deposit required. Rev. Sheppard for his FOR RENT - Nice l-bed- Phone673-4440. 4-12-18-3 prayers and visits and every- room house, newly remod- < Wanted to BuvT All makes and models one who sent me cards and eled, in country, no pets, no flowers and brought food to FOR RENT - nice 2-bed- WANTED - Rear bagger children, $250 per month, room, possible 3-bedroom Call 872-3092 the house. Elenora $250 security deposit. Call blower with motor for gar- Lounsbury. 13-12-18-1 home, with storage build- 8-3-154 bdfore 2:OO weekdays, any ing, located between King- den tractor that will fit 42 to -- time on weekends, 872- ston and Deford, $325 AND AUCTIONEERIKC 3356. 4-12-1 1-3 month plus security deposit.

~~ Phone 683-2676. 4-12-18-3 Roger's House of the Week FOR RENT - 3 bedroom ___ 4 house, 2-car garage, $350 APARTMENT for rent, 1 or ging shoes, size 6 1/2-7. CGl ?Let me take you on the Grand Tour" per month. Kelly & Co. Re- 872-3094. 6- 12-18- 1 alty. Call 872-2248. TCC1009. 2 bedrooms,just remodeled, Ken Martin ' heat included, above Coach ~- 872-2747 or 872-4377 4-11-27-tf WANTED old items: oak Electric, Inc. Unpublished Mlchlgan Light Pharmacy, 872-3613. - Jobs! Michigan Employment 4- 11 -20-tf kitchen cupboard, oak FOR RENT - 2 bedroom plant stands, oak high Homes - Farms Weekly 400+jobs, New list house, 1%car garage, easy Cornmercial mailed weekly. All occupa- to heat, Kelly & Co. chair, red oak kitchen $400. Notices table, 4 oak chairs, oak ice tions. 4 iSsues/$ll.80.1-800- Realty. Call 872-2248. Irrdustrial 835-2246 Ext 51. 24 hrs. TCC1022. 4-11-27-tf box, small butcher block. New and rewite Phone days or evening 872- VISAMC Accepted. Everyone has birthdays and 6-12-4-3 FOR RENT - one bedroom 5027. STATE LICENSED Speak To A Live Psychic get happy wishes yearly, but ~~ -~ Now! Get all the answers furnished apartment. Ideal no one got one made more Phone 872-4114 about your future, love life, for one working person. WANTED - silver coins, early or sincerely. From dimes, quarters, halfs 19U 4180 Hurds Corner Road money, career. 2.99 per min., Heat and water included. Cliff and Thelma. 24 hrs. a day 1-900-454-3350. 87 2-2404. 4-10-30-tf 5- 12-18- In and back -- silver dollars 8-8-104 By Your Own Boss earn FOR RENT - 1-bedroom Gift Certificates price. The Coin Shop,6439 Simpson Excavating, $100K from unique business 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, hardwood floors - Corner lot - Large living room Main. Phone 872-3919. Dczer landscaping All product with 60% profit. apartment, Northwood For a Movie - $2,775.00 investment for CCT-049 Heights Apartments. Call 6-9-2 l-tf types of backhoe work - c telephone computer messag- Stop in today! 872-2369. Equal Housing House demolition & removal ing equipment. 2 saleslwk Opportunity. 4-1 1-6-tf It solves the Services roblem for t at Footings - WatCrlin~~- earns $1 OOK. Phil Mrorinski ~------II(-.ICIL.H-.------' fft Pavorite person. Complete septic systems 800-526-5355. ext, MM T & C Collision Sand - Gravel - Topsoil Carrlbean Cruises We Have LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS LOCATION? For example we have a modem building; very neat in and out - 24x72 5097 Variety of fill - Cass Theatre Koepfgen Road Overbought. Bahamas $is apartment - new roof cost $3,000.00- car port - many other features - Offered to you for $49,500.00. Possession Cass City, MI 48726 Any size fill job Freeport, Nassau, Jamaica, 011 short notice. I (517) 872-4215 Free Estimates St. Thomas $1 15.00/person PhoneCass 872-2 2 ci$ 1 mile west, 1 1/4north 872-4502 discounted airfare bonded RIVER PROPERTY - Excellent Hunting - fishing, etc. only 5 miles from Cass City; 22 Acres - 19 acres approx. in or 872-3496 15 years' experience I travel agent Call 24 hours 2nd growth woods, etc. $24,500.00. 5-12-11-2 + 8- 1-234 group discount travel 1-404- & Chuck Mester ELECTRIC MOTOR and 816-2111. IN CASS CITY: 2 home with aluminum siding, and wrap around stone porch; 4 bedrooms; formal dining room; Tom Russell 1 story WATER PUMP, Water Managers power tool repair, 4 p.m. to 8 "Cracked or Bowed Base- 1;1/2bathrooms; all this plus 2 car garage - 2 LOT$ - Asking $47,500.00. Well, Water Softener Serv- p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 ment Walls?" Call Hydroflo, ice. All types repaired, Complete glass service p.m. Saturdays. John Blair, toll-free, for information on FAMILY FOSTER CARE HOME: Field stone home with BRICKFIREPLACE; wood burning insert; approx. 2500 Free estimates Wall Anchors: Today's inex- Rebuilt pumps. 10% dis- 8-4-3-tf 1/8 mile west of M-53 on I Square feet of living area; several bathrooms; 3rd floor Studio Apartment; licensed for up to 6 patients - prescntly 5 count on new pumps and Sebewaing Road. Phone pensive alternative to wall re- tients with income of approx. $3,000. monthly - blacktop road - 2 acres of land - more land available optionally. placement. Serving Michigan tanks. In-home emergency -GARY 269-7909. 8- 12-13 -tf WILLS fossession 30 days from closing of sale. service. Call 673-4850 or CONSTRUCTION since 1972. In West Michigan 800-745-4851 anytime. call: 1-800-748-0500 and @.INTERSSPECIAL!!! - 52 Acres - ideal for LODGE, CLUBHOUSE, RECREATIONAL USE with privacy - Licensed/Insured Builder Eastern Michigan call: 1-800- 5-6-5-tf New Hancs/Rmodclmg 782-8070, Seclusion - near Cass River and Creek - 8 rooms - 4 bedrooms; one story home with basement; gas furnace; Central Repair, Pole Buildingsflms Vacuum system; 150 Amp. circuit breaker box; park-like grounds - large garage - Your inspection invited!!! All this SCUh, SUld&fWCl& Top-roil. &JobsIn Kuwalt Excellent fdr $79.500. Terms. EVERGREEN ExcavatingiDunolitim Pay, benefits, transportation TOWNSHIP Bulldahg & Grading (407) 295-7600 ext 3314 Top Bickhm & Hydrohoe refunded 9a.m.- 1Op.m. RESIDENTS Free estimates BUYING. .. . . SELLING There will be a dumpster Reasonable rates Your Cash Now! We buy .. . . mortgages and trust deeds. at the Township Hall on M-81 east of Cass City Call 517-872-3505 Did you sell your property? Dec. 21 Receiving payments? Why REALTORS SERVE YOU BETTER!! 8 -5-34 wait? Any size - any state. Call from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. free 1-800-659-CASH(2274). $5 per household pickup load. Elmer H. Francis Cash For Your Land Con- When it's time for you to buy or sell your home, farm, business, etc., contact 1 or tract! Collecting payments? 5-12-11-2 Building contractor Rather have your cash today, a proven REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL, B.A. CALKA, with over 39 without borrowing? Call First ___ X Carpet & Upholstery y'ears of Real Estate experience! FILM PROCESSING - New homes or National, 1-800- 879-2324, in Double prints Every Day at remodeling, East Lansing. Top dollar. Roofing, siding, barns, Guaranteed! Ask for your Wood's, May sewice and Pole buildings FREE 44-page Land Contract ifvou need help buying or selling your REAL ESTATE, or if you would like answers to today's complex financing, low prices on quality. Shop C. &LLUS. We will be glad to put our experience and knowledge to work for you. Owner's Manual just for call- value at the corner store. Licensed and insured ing. Call Monday - Saturday, 5-1 1-13-6 %YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR LISTINGS .... 8am-9pm. Phone 872-292 1 Wolf Tanning Beds New 8-124-10 SIX GOOD REASONS WHY WE CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY: lcrtified Master Mechanic commercial-home units from 1 Flood removal $1 Lamps-lotionsac- Computer AI ignmen ts 99.00. DEAN'S GARAGE DOOR Don Dohn cessories monthly payzents 1. We have the sales force 4. We have the experience Computer Balance Service - Dean Wisenbach, 4394Cass Maple City #3 low as $18.00, Call today 2. We have the financing 5. We carry one of the largest listings in the county & Rotation phone 872460. Residen- Free New color catalog 1- 3. We have the advertising 6. We work hard and get RESULTS! Front End Parts tial and commercial doors, Phone 872-3471 8-7-10-tf 800-228-6292. Shocks & Struts door openers. Free esti- A Doctor Buys Land Con- Brakes mates. 8-7-25-tf f Helt, Wanted 'I tracts and Gives Loans on Tune-ups - Real Estate. Immediate Ser- Howard's EXPERIENCED waitress vice 313-335-61 66 or 1-800- i .BOA.CALKA, REALTOR, 872-3355 or 872-3230 Free Estimates wanted, to start at beginning 346-8080. 1 Heating & Air of the year. Apply at Sutter's Call Your Date Meet some- All your tire needs from - 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Michigan 48726 Condit ioniiig Bakery, M79 Main St., Cass one special now! For dating, or Call: Dale Brown Realtor Associate 872-4538 wheel barrows City. 11-12-18-3 romance, and just plain fun, - lo tractors Plumbing supplies dial 1-900-737-4444. Only OR See us today RN or LPN needcd for shift $1.39/min. All Lifestyles. Electrical drain work local ventilator pa- on Place Your Statewide Ad CAR0 OFFICE: 673-8717 Earl or Marlene Gohs cleaning tient, will train. RNs needed Cass City Tire Here! $300 buys a 25 word I REALTOR" I for staffing in local hospital Ask for Jerry classified ad offering Our 40th year in Real Estate service Phone 872-5303 872-2030 also, top wages. Call Allen 1,660,000 circulation. Con- 5- 12- 18-tf Health Care at 872-4452. tact this newspaper for 8-9-25-tf 11-12-18-2 details. PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1991 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Farmers suffer from wetland law - Laurie and creatively utilize the Economic prosperity is from the rest of our Michi- ingGeraldine for youth R. of all ages.Ag. being threatened by attacks gan congressional delega- power of private property Dale A. Hippensteel, Smith, rights,” he said. “Our state Adrninistrator/Health Offi- on private property rights, tion?” he said. Safety Specialist, will coor- according to Jack Laurie, On the state levcl, Michi- budget is under strain, and cer for Huron, Sanilac and president of the Michigan there’s always pressure to Tuscola County Health dinate the program in the tri- gan Farm Bureau is urging counties. Some of the actibi- Farm Bureau. the Legislature to approve solve the money problems Departments, announced In his annual- address to by increasing the state tax the receipt of a $50,000 ties planned this year in- S.B. 522, according to Lau- grant from SET Division of clude:* 4-H Safe Tractor Opera- members at the rie. The legislation will pro- rate. But Farm Bureau be- organization’s 72nd annual hibit local units of govern- lieves that a growing and the Michigan Department of meeting Thursday, the Tus- productivc statc economy Labor for the continuation tion and 4-H Farm Macbin- ment from enacting wetland and expansion of the ery Safety Course cola County farmer told the regulations that are more will automatically increase “Farm- nearly farmers in atten- state revcnues and go a long ing Safely in the Thumb” * “First-on-the-Scene” 700 stxingent than state rules. Program. Works hops dance that the private prop- way toward solving our ALLDECKED OUT -Holiday lights are being displayed by erty rights of farmers are “Even though our organi- budget problems. Protecting Since agriculture contin- * Safety Day-Camps for being eroded by everything zation has a long-standing private property rights is a a host of area residents, including Bill and Celeste Bader, tradition of supporting local key to encouraging produc- ofuestoex~~enc~ahighrate occupational deaths Youth* Classroom Safety Pres- from wetland regulations to 2195 Cemetery Rd., Cass City, whose home is pictured above. (1,300 annually,d times entations local zoning and land use governmental units, and we tivity.” decisions. strongly encourage our greater than thebveraee of * National Farm Safety “Our elected and ap- members to become in- all industries, acbordiig- to Week Newsletter pointed government offi- volved at the local level, the cials are trying to take away regulation of wetlands is an emphasis is needed in pro- The program has safety from us the freedoms that exception,” he said. “We’rc n’~nts.If more is n~ededfor remainder from a federal concerned that when it 11 cepted..The tiles for the ccil- viding safety ducation pro- videos for loan, free educa- half of the rest of the world’s Mindy Nash, band instruc- an essential instrument, it fund established for the pur- ing will be placed by school people are fighting to ob- comes to wetlands and other grams for the agricultural tional materials, and safety tor, told the board that a probably Will be available. pose. custodians. cornm uni ty. This program presentations are available tain,*’hesaid. “What is espe- environmental issues, local complete new uniform will Removing the under- Rockwell Construction’s, The changes in the heating will provide needed safety forany sizegrouporindivid- units of government can be cially maddening is the atti- cost about $250 each, Sixty ground gas from De- Cass City, bid of $3,480 to susceptible to emotional tanks system, under thc direction education and training for ua1:For further information, tude of our so-called ‘public are expected to be pur- ford School has been com- install the grid for a SuS- scare tactics from well-or- of Powers Control, is on tamers and farm workers. contact Geraldine R. Smith, servants.’ Many of these chased, leaving $5,000 from pleted at a cost of about Fnded ceiling in the second schedule and should rcap people have never had to run ganized pressure groups. In This program will also ex- Ag. Safety Specialist,Huron the $20,000 available for $35,000, $10,000 of which and third floors ofthe Inter- significant savings, Mick- pand its effort to provide a business or meet a payroll many local units of govern- purchase of band instru- is paid by the school and the mediate Building was ac- lash said. County Health Department, in their lives. Yet they dare ment, farmers represent safety education and train- at (517) 269-9721, to interpret the‘public inter- only a minority of propcrty est’ in a way that unjustly owners. So it is difficult for ~***********************************~****************************************~ restricts our ability to make a them to make their voices B 1i ving .” heard as local wetland ordi- * nances are being consid- * Laurie referred to a belief * by some people that free- ered, evcn though those * dom of speech is much more wetland ordinances could * important than private prop- severely restrict their right * * erty rights. to use their land to make a *Z# *** “You start down the road to 1i ving .” CHANCE ! economic and political tyr- In addition to H.R. 1330 !LAST and S.B. 522, Farm Bureau anny once you start picking *’ * and choosing which rights is supporting federal Icgisla- you are going to defend ,” he tion called the Private Prop- said. “As the Soviet people erty Rights Act. 3 “This measure would ask A Christmas Gift fit* understand well, freedom is an all or nothing proposi- that federal agencies recog- tion. Either you’re free or nize the impact that rcgula- you’re not. The assault on tions may have on individ- 11* private property rights is an ual propcrty rights, and con- That lasts For a Full Year insidious assault on all the sider the possibility that a * freedoms we hold dear.” regulatory action might rc- The most significant attack sult in the taking of privatc on private property rights propcrty,” Laurie said. “If a * revolves around the wet- loss of private propcrty lands issue, Laurie said. rights was found, federal agencies would be requitcd 3x Give a Cass City Chronicle subscription “There has to be a common- to consikr nltcrnativc :t sense definitionof wetlands. measure to meet policy This definition should first goals.” to someone you love at Christmas time. and foremost respect the The restriction of propcrty 3x rights of our nation’s private rights poses a longer term landowners where over 70 problcm beyond the short- Remember not to forget yourself! percent of most wetlands or term consequences of lost * alleged wetlands are found. property values and lost in- The changes in the 1989 come, according to Laurie. 3% delineation manual are a “Withoutthcfullrighttouse +x positive step toward this our property as w e see fit, we goal. Vice-president Dan as farmers will not have the t Quayle and his Council on ability to use our property w Competitiveness deserve a for maximum flexibility,the great deal of credit for de- flexibility that farmers are ml fending these changes from going to need in order to a year a a firestorm of unfair and respond to thc marketplace inaccurate criticism, opportunities of the future,” ** E “But it is critical that Con- he said. i[ gress expressly direct the Laurie called for a “per- regulation of wetlands estroika” of government 00 through a clear and balanced services in Michigan and 3 law rather than continuingto said there is w idesprcad “E Tuscola, Huron and allow the wetland program potential for competitive to grow by default and ad- contracting and privatiza- ministrative expansion by 4 IR tion of government services. ti Sanilac Counties different federal agencies,” “After all, during these E he said. “We strongly urge times of lean state budgets, Congress to first, enact a law tax t (outside of Huron, Tuscola and Sanilac Counties - $6.00 per year) we need to make sure our * (H.R. 1330) that explicitly $1 w dollars are used with maxi- U* defines jurisdictional wet- mum efficicncy,” he added. !! lands, and then direct the * When You PurchaseA - Lauric proposed that ** proper federal agency to ** carry aut such a law.” Michigan Farm Bureau Con- I# ** Laurie saluted the 4 Michi- duct a study to find ways to U* gan Congressmen - - Reps. use privatization to replacc $8 Subscription At Regular Price William Broomfield, Dave or improve state govern- One of the subscriptions must be someone not now receiving the paper through the mail. 1:: Camp, Bob Cam and Guy ment services. ** VanderJagt - - who are co- “We as farmers and busi- In county area $12.00 per year sponsoring H.R. 1330. “And ness people here in Michi- 11** 3 xz Farm Bureau demands to gan have a special responsi- ** know: where is the support bility to defend, promote 3x In Michigan $15.00 - - - Out of state $17.00 9# **Il* Farm accidents ti SAVE $38 on the two subscriptions ** zg over single copy price ** frequent YY** in area !:** Traffic accidents involv- have SMV (slow moving ti ing farm equipment con- vehicle) emblems on all t: tinue at more than 300 every equipment traveling on PAY NOTHING UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS year in Michigan, reports roadways. According to 3t Geraldine R. Smith, farm Michigan laws, these SMV safety coordinator for the emblems must be clean, $! First, we will send a beautiful gift announcement card in your Huron County Health De- bright and mounted on the ** partment. Although only 2 rear of every tractor, imple- / name; just before Christmas. We won’t bill you until after deaths were reported for ment or sclf-propelled 1990, 189 persons were in- equipment. Adequate light- ** Christmas if you wish. jured, which is a 39 percent ing of all tractors and imple- increase from 1989. ments when traveling during %t times of poor visibility is Huron, Sanilac and Tus- another must. If the imple- ti Then we begin your gift subscription Christmas weekor any cola Counties continue to be ment is not equipped with zi among those counties expe- proper lighting from the / date of yourchoice. Our special holiday issue delivery is the riencing the highest number rear, an escort vchiclc must !g of accidents. Huron County be used. perfect time to begin. has had at least one death in Whcn farmers are haulinb xg ’ 1991 due to a tractor turn- wagons and trailers, they over into a roadside ditch. must kcep in mind that they tg Most of the accidents can shall not haul more khan one You get all the convenience of a Chronicle gift. No crush of be prevented if farmers and farm wagon or trailer with a og motorists will abide by high- car, truck or pickup. A farm “.g Christmas shoppers. No packages to wrap, mail, insure or way laws and practice cour- tractor may haul no more exchange on December tesy. Farmers can do their than 2 wagons or Lrailers at 8:: 26th. part by making sure they on time. 3 ~r**************************************************************************~~ f ’ Sub -s t ant ial

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