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hb V)R~~~%’I v:iu~l i?)i< I 1) J 47)j\I1 7:) I+,)?<,,, IITYm CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 FIFTY CENTS CA‘VOLUME 92, NUMB --TY CHRONICLE16 PAGES PLUS 2 SUPPLEMENTS Millage requests to kev Tuesday’s primary Local primary races are few and far between in Tuscola ROAD LEVY the millage was first ap- vices provided by a numbei County, but voters will de- proved in 1990, but with of agencies. They include cide a trio of countywide The road millage would nearly 350 miles of primary the Human Development millage renewal questions at generate about $878,000 roads in Tuscola County, the Commission, which admin- the polls Tuesday, Aug. 4. next year and help to fund task of keeping those road- isters several assistance pro- In addition, Kingston area improvements to both county ways in good shape is never grams, including home-de- residents also face a special primary roads and major ending, he added. livered meals to seniors. township levy request for streets. roads. “Certainly the renewal is SENIOR SERVICES KINGSTON VOTE The countywide millages very important to the road help fund services ranging commission, but also the vil- According to county Con- In Kingston Township, vot- from assistance for senior lages and townships as well,” troller/Administrator Mike ers will be asked to approve citieens to road improve- said Jim Miklovic, director Hoagland, the senior services a 2-mill levy for 3 years for ments to the sheriff’s road of finance for the road com- millage has also been on the road maintenance projects. patrol . mission. books for some time. The millage is expected to The levy helps to fund ser- Voters are being asked to Miklovic explained thc Please turn to hack page. support .9721 of a mill for 2 millage generates about years for improvements to $630,000 for the road corn- county primary roads and in ission, while proportionate major streets, .9 ofa mill for shares of the remaining fund- Pilot escapes PAUL DELONG’S reserve champion market steer sold for $1.75 a pound to 6 years f‘or the sheriff’s road ing go to the county’s vil- patrol, and .2 of a mill for 6 lages and the city of Vassar. McRae Farms. DeLong (left) is the son of Robert and Laurie DeLong and had years for senior citizens ser- And those shares can be sig- injury after vices. I steer weighing in at 1300 pounds that was not happy about having its pic- nificant - Cass City netted Residents have been gener- about $6S,OOO from the mill- ture taken after being auctioned off Thursday afternoon at the 117th annual ous on all 3 issues, rcnewing age last year. forced landing each levy in past years. In addition, Miklovic hscola County Fair. For thc owner of a home pointed out, the county’s 23 the west village limits. with a market value of townships benefit because A Pennsylvania pilot es- Troopers noted only one $60,000, the road millage the road millage enables the caped injury Sunday when costs about $29 a year or road commission to allocate he was forced to make an business is located near the Area kids work hard to $2.40 a month, the road pa- sonic $300,000 a year for emergency landing on the roadway, which is otherwise trol levy costs $27 a year or township road improvc- west side of Caro. uninhabited. As the single passenger $2.25 a month, and the se- in en t . Troopers from the Michi- s Dragonfly airplanc landed, nior citizens millage, roughly Without continued support gan State Police post in Caro the propeller snappt’d off and $6 a year or SO cents a of the millage, those monics reported the pilot, Alan W. 4-H 111on tl Luckey of Indiana, Penn., 1,uckcy was able to bring his produce show winners . t would not he available, aircraft to rest in a corn tield. In return, residents reccive Miklovic said, noting the net was flying from upper Michigan to his home io There were no injuries. ers. We end up seeing the ii myriad of services. result would be fewer rcsur- By Leah Nixon not participate in other fairs Among those are safety on Pennsylvania when he ar- because a person is not sup- same faces, which is a bonus, lacing projects and othcr im- The incident remains under Staff Writer the county’s roadways, and provements. tempted to make the emer- posed to show the same ani- but it would be nice to see :ipyroval nl‘the sheriff’s road gency landing on a roadway investigation by the Michi- Thc county has bcen ablc to gan State Police and the Fed- Student participants in the mal more than one time. some new faces,” she com- pati ol rriillagc will ;issure ser- accomplish a great deal since in the vicinity of Empire eral Aviation Ad mi 11 istrat ion. Tuscola County Fair have Some students do go on to mented. viucs will continue at current Drive and Prospect Drive at plenty to be thankful for af- regional fairs like Saginaw The barns looked more full , Icvels. ter they did a wonderful job and the state fair in Detroit, this year than they did last The road patrol levy has Near Cuss City Nizzola added. For example, year, she noted. Vegetables been in place since 1988, in- showing animals, crafts and cluding H h-year renewal in food, last year a contestant ad- and flowers were more full 1992. “We usually do very well,” vanced for public speaking. and crafts and cooking were “Without it, back in 1988, Steal, strip, burn truck said Cass City Livestock 4- The only entry cost of the a lot busier than usual. thcy laid off people and it H Club leader Kathleen fair, which is covered by the “The kids did good this was a pretty had situation,” Nizzola. There were 28 kids local 4-H club, is $3 lor each year,” said Donna Little, who Shorilt Tom Kern recalled, Cass City police are invcs- ported the blaze. parked the pickup at his from the Cass City 4-H club person. Fair costs are cov- is the mother of Micah and adding the rnillagc is vital to tigating the theft of a new “By the look of it, (the ve- place of employment, niintain the road patrol both pickup truck that was appar- hicle) was stripped and set on who signed lip to participate ered by the $4 ;I person or Matt Little, both of whom Walbro Corporation, 6242 in tcrriis of personnel and ently stripped and then set on fire,” Pawloski said. “There Garfield Ave., Cass City, July in the 117th annual event. $10 per family fee to join showed swine. “This is the 17th year we’re equipinen I. fire about 8 miles southwcst was absolutely nobody 22 at about I1 p.m. He dis- The kids who participate in Cass City Livestock 4-H ‘Thc millapc generates of thc village last week. around, and by the time we covered the vehiclc missing the fdir put a lot of time and Club. going to the fdir, and my hus- about $8 12,000, the lion’s The Elkland Township Fire got out there, there was noth- Thursday at about 6:SO a.m. “No kids are left out,” she band and his father before sharc of the road patrol hud- Department responded to a ing left of the truck.” effort into their preparation, According to village police she explained. explained, saying the Exten- him showed at the fair,” Little get. The county kicks in an- vehicle fire Thursday at 651 The vehicle, a 1998 said. “It’s a family thing.” other $200,000 to $250,000 a.m. on Gilford Road about Chevrolet S-10 valued at reports, Whittaker purchased Archery, dog training and sion office in Caro does of- the pickup last Mat-ch. rabbits are year round, Kids fer loans to interested kids Thc local 4-H club is a fam- annual 1y. a quarter-mile west of Plain $15,000, was reported stolen for the purchase of an animal ily club, Nizzola added, Kids’ “It’s pretty important that Road in southern Ellington by Randy J. Whittaker 11, Pawloski said tire fighters showing livestock usually be- we maintain it (millage),” Township. Fire Chief Ron 5256 Severance Rd., Cass remained at the scene for gin preparing their animals 6 and the animal’s feed. “Af- can show up to the age of 19 Kern said. “I don’t know Pawloski said a passerby City. about 90 minutes to assist in months prior to the fair. ter the fair they deduct the and young children 5, 6 and what we’d do without it.” with a cellular phone re- Whittaker told police he the investigation. “The kids work all year long loan froin their winnings.” 7 years old can get involved because they can’t decide Market anirnals are auc- by being a “Clover Bud.” 12 years on job what they are going to show tioned and the kids receive The “Clover Buds” do 2 weeks before because they the money from the sale. simple cooking and crafts or can’t get all the stuff done,” Each entry is also judged and show ponies, she con t i ti ued. Nizzola stated. given a blue, red or white rib- “It’s nice to be able to get kids involved year round. It’s Kennedys keep park perking There are usually 25 to 30 bon which then receives a pre in i m , 11s ;I] anywhere nice to have little kids be able kids on average who are in- u u I y dents. grass, picked up trash and day time span. “I can’t ride volvcd in fair activities, she from $I to $3. to look forward to doing the By Leah Nixon Emerson and Maxine replaced light bulbs for the Staff Writer the rn ow er that Ion g .” continued. They usually do “It’s a struggle to find buy- big kids’ stuff.” Kennedy, who live on N. past 12 years. The park has bcen open Evergreen Township park VanDyki Road south of M- Being paid by the Sanilac since around 1963, Emerson continues to stay in tip top 81 almost directly across County park board, Maxine noted, opening when the shape thanks to 2 area resi- from the park, have mowed said, “When he (Emerson) lawn dries in the spring and worked I used to do the work, closing for the winter when but since he’s retired he does deer hunting season begins. all the work.” “It used to be known as the Hulburt sentenced Emerson, with a happy park by the Kennedys.” laugh, added, “I enjoy doing this, it gives me something to SUPPORT do since I’ve retired. I also on reduced charges enjoydown meetingthere.” all the people If it weren’t forA.B.A.T.E., the park would be closed, The park consists of ap- Emerson said. “They give A c-hiirgc of’arnicd rohbcry proximately 30 acres of land, the park $2,500 for use of the Icviccl against ;I C‘iiss City 13 of which is grass Emerson park for a weekend each ~ii;inlast xprins Iias hccn re- mows. There are also a play- year. This year they gave duccd 10simplc assault and ground, picnic area, fishing $3,500.” hattc.ry. access to the Caw River and Once in a while there are Thc alluged victiiii in thc nature trails. “It’s a lovely donations, but you cannot case, mcanwhilc, was rc- place to walk through.” reserve the park and there are cently chargcd in Tusoola When commenting on how no set fees, Maxine ex- Counry District Court with long he thinks he will con- plained. pct;jut-y and tiling ;I t‘alsc po- tinue to care for the park, “We’ve had 4 weddings, lict: rcport in conncCtion with Emerson said, “As long as several graduation and birth- the i ncidc tit. my health lets me or things day parties, People also have Justin Hulhurt, 20. Cass get too complicated .” fami 1y reunions .” c‘ i t y , w iis rcc c n t I y sc ti t c n ccd , Some days he has to check As to whether or not people to owyear 01- prohat ion for the park 2 or 3 times instead give donations for using the his i>l~ii01‘ IIO ConIcsl to iis- of his regular every other day park for parties, it is up to the s:iulr ;I1111 1lartcr-y or so schedule, Maxine family, Maxine added. H ti I bur-t u’:i?; i nit ial ly noted. The boy scouts use the park, chai-gcd w ith xiiicd 1-0hhcry “By that time they are out too. The park is opened for tollowing thc allcgcd c.ririic them during the winter when . in May in Vassar Township of toilet paper or something,” he added, saying it takes him they have a Klondike Derby. in which ;I VLiss:ir tccn told That is the only time the park nolicc Hulhurt hiid rohhcd IO hours to cut the lawn, which he spreads over a 3- Please turn to back page. him ;it gunpoint and then I)a\,idson, plcasc turn to hack page. and swings. i PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 CASS CITY MICHIGAN Its a boy! Cass City Vacation Bible ISocial Items School scheduled I The Of Ed and Vacation Bible School be- have snacks and participate WEIGHT LOSS CENTERSm Markhddareunion Sunday, rrins at Good SheDherd in other special activities. BAD AXE CAR0 CASS CrrY for ail locations call (517) 872-3006
I Oneon-One Counseling I Desianed for Men & Women / Leo Rosenberg describes -...... You get up in the morning union was held Saturday af- The theme for this year’s andthe week refreshments will be on willdisplay be the aging process thus: “First looking forward to your af- you forget names, then you ternoon at the CaSS City Gun VBS is “The Lighthouse ternoon nap. Club, After the Cooperative Adventure.” Each day chil- served. forget faces, then you forget Life insurance salesmen to pull your zipper up, then don’t pester you like they meal’ a white aut- dren will hear Bible stories, Children of the community tion was held. do crafts, sing, play games, you forget to pull your zip- used to. are invited to attend. NOTICE per down.” You remember when only Whether or not you find married couples went to bed Dylan Christopher yourself in one of those together on TV, and they The Novesta & stages, none of us is getting slept in twin beds. Parsell on August 8th& gthinHarbor Beach Doug and Shannon any younger, If you’re won- You feel your corns more dering if you could really be than your oats. (north side of town by marina) Surrounding Area Zd r ojc w s k i an noun ce the Saturday: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m.4 p.m. birth of their son, Dylan getting old, here are a few You know who “Our Miss Qfher guidelines. dean’s list C hr i s t opher. Brooks” and “Mayor of the For more information call Cass City residents Shan- SOLDSETTLERS He was born Junc 19 and Town” are. 51 7-874-4774 non Dohning and Jaime weighed pounds, IS You might be getting old You remember when the or 81 August 22-23 - 8 if ... Parsell, and Kingston resi- 0-639-5388 ounces and was 2 I 1/2 inches only thing bad on TV was the Prudenville REUNION dent Angela Sims are among Sponsored by Harbor Beach long. reception. Chamber of Commerce & September 5-6 - You sit in a rocking chair All you can put your teeth 260 students who have been will be held at kite 1-11 d g riind paren t s ;ire named to the dean’s list at Poor Man’s Promotions CaseviI le Ken and Miuhellc and can’t get it going. into is a glass. Bethel College, Mishawaka, Zdro-jewski of Cass City. You remember rationing, You remember when you Ind. . DefordUnited griindparents arc You get enough exercise had 4 rooms and a path. Matcrnal Eligibility for the dean’s list Dan and Kathy Risdon 01‘ just trying to stay out of the Your birthday cake’s candle way. requires a 3.50 grade point NOTICE OF MEETING Cass City, and Manucl power can’t be overcome by Methodist Church You remember when a fam- average with 12 or more se- Sapien of Cart). wind velocity. ily that couldn’t afford to mester hours. Great - grandpa re ri t s are B i 1 I The gleam in your eye is DATE CHANGE Saturday, August 8 and Joan Zenike of Def‘ord, own a car didn’t. just the reflection off your . Dan and Louisc Zdrojcwski Nickelodeon is a music bifocals. His torical The Regular August meeting of Potluck dinner at noon of‘ Palms arid Bill and Gcrry machine in an ice cream par- You understand the value Thompson 01‘ Minden City. lor, not a kids’ TV network. and significance of the black the Cass City Village Council Welcome all You’ve ever shared Satur- and white pages of the old society day night bath water. Sears Roebuck catalog in will be held days gone by. Friends and Relatives When you bend over to pick to meet August 24, 1998 at 7:OO p.m. something up, you wonder if You don’t care where your wife goes long as you The Watrousville-Car0His- Phyllis Cox, Pres. there isn’t something else as at the Municipal Building, don’t have to go with her. torical Society will meet at you can do while you’re You spent twice as much for the Caro Fairgrounds at 1 6506 Main Street, Cass City, Michigan. The Pekingese was down there, or worse, you p.m., Friday, Aug. 7, with forget why you bent over in your last car as you did for once the royal dog of your house. David Babcock, coordinator Joyce A. LaRoche Call Us = 872=2010 China and at one time the first place, or worse still, of the Engine Show. you can’t get back up. You’re warned to slow Villaqe Clerk only people of royal down by the doctor instead With Ideas For Feature Stories blood could own the dog. m You remember 3-cent of the police. Sr. Citizens’ Menu stamps. You remember when chil- Senior Citizens are asked Almost everything hurts, dren were strong enough to to make reservations before and what doesn’t hurt walk to school. a.m., on the day of the IBuv life insurance and save doesn’t work. You complain that things 9:OO You remember when qui- meal, by calling Clara NOTICE aren’t what they used to be, Gaffney, 872-2875. on your home car, nine and castor oil were won- but forget to include your- The election commission will be I an( der drugs. self. AUG. 3-4-7 running a preliminary and public n .7 ‘Monday - Pork chops, accuracy test of the OPTECH hen you buy your life insurance from us through Auto- Family reunion mashed potatoes, marinated J cukes and tomatoes, biscuit, voting machines at the Owners Insurance, you’ll receive special discounts on peach cobbler. Tuesday - Old fashioned Elkland Township Fire Hall your home, mobile home or car insurance. We’ll held Julv 19 I J pot roast, sliced zucchini, July 19, the Holik family who was unable to attend. Wednesday, July 29 save you money. As an independent Auto- carrots/onions/potatoes,vari- met at Kuss and Olga Other guests attended from ety bread, coconut cake. pmmm Owners agent, we take great interest in Schncchcrger’s cottage on Durand, 01 ivet, Perry, Friday - Swiss steak, dilled 7 Sand Point for thcreunion of Mattawan, Freeland, potatoes, buttered corn, Ital- Norma Wallace you - as well as your home and car. We the late Mitchcll and Muriel Saginaw, Mayville, Deford, ian bread, blueberry cheese Holik. Scven out of 8 chil- Barberton, and Rittman, cake. Elkland Townshin Clerk are specialists in insuring people - dren attended a barbecue Ohio. cook out and potluck dinner. An enjoyable day was spent and the things they own. The children are Lawrence visiting and playing water of Cass City, Lcon of Niles, games. Lyle of‘ Caro, Olga and Opal
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SOON: The Restored “GONE WITH THE WIND” CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 PAGE THREE .- Arraign 4 Rabbit The back forty Tracks on felony by Roger Pond charges 0 1B7 Row pbd I hate driving in the city. communications problem is it weren't for Sacajawea, (And anyone else he can Something about city driving just one more obstacle. Lewis and Clark would still The following people were gives me the feeling of be- When a man gives direc- be drawing maps. recently arraigned on felony ing lost. Even when I'm not tions to a woman, he assumes charges in Tuscola County lost, I know I will be soon. she is going to get lost. The District Court: Part of my problem is that I woman senses this conde- 4 from .Bradley D,Simmonds, 36, don't want to be in the city scending attitude and just We slowed and almost stopped the first time that we went Millington, faces charges of north on Seeger Street at the corner of Seed Street, for the in the first place. Therefore, wants to stuff his map down area earn operating a motor vchiclc just being there is evidence his throat. stoplight that wasn't there. while under the influcncc of' That's when we noticed that the traffic signal had been re- that I'm probably lost. But the man keeps on draw- degrees liquor, third offense; driving Have you ever tried to get ing, "To get to the Johnson's moved. A little check revealed that the loss is only tempo- with a suspended or rcvokcd rary. After the removal of the former middle school is com- directions in the city'? I've you go out the drive here. Four area students received license, subsequent o I't'cnse ; never been in a town of any There's a mail box on the associate degrees this spring .pleted it will he replaced, village officials said. unlawful use of a license That makes sense, Supt. Ken Micklash said, because the size where anyone can give right (he pencils in a box), from Ferris State University plate, and operating ;in un- directions. They can take you and you make a right turn in Big Rapids. 'traffic pattern for students was not changed by the location registered vehicle July 18 in of the new school. there, but they can't tell you and travel about 1.86 miles. Jason M. Anthes and Mark Tu scol a Township . how to do it on your own. Then you will see a couple A. Pisarek of Cass City both h As as greybeard, I can remember distinctly when that light Bond in the case was sct at :first was installed. I was driving blissfully down Seeger as I A store clerk will ask, "Do of grain bins on the left. (He received associates in ap- $3,000. A preliminary ex- you know where Morgan & draws some grain bins, with plied science with highest :had been doing for years, thinking about, I guess, problems amination was scheduled for -connect4 with the Chronicle (nothing changes) and I drove Floyd's is'?'' a weather vane rooster on distinction for tec hn ical Friday at 9 a.m. I say, "No". one of them.) drafting and tool design. .right through that light. . @Terry K. Maxwell, 34, : Whew!! "Do you know where the The woman is standing Highest distinction students Gagetown, was arraigned on C o I i s e u m i s ?'' there thinking about Art IO I, have a grade point average ********** charges of operating a motor I say, "No. If1 knew where and the guy is drawing pic- ranging from 3.75 to 4.0. v vehicle while under the influ- DISPLAYING THE new "Friends of everything was I wouldn't be tures of every barn and hay Ryan H. Rockwell, also of ence of liquor, third offense; lost !" rake in the township. Finally Cass City, received an asso- Finally got to the bottom of the things to do on my desk driving with a suspended or the Octagon Barn" calendar is Judi and ran across this note: Duke Sward, playing in the Cass I always get better direc- she says, "That's O.K., I ciate in applied science for .revoked license, subsequent Haas. She is one of several local art- tions when I'm lost in the know. where that stuff is." m ec h an i c al en g i n ce r i n g bty Golf Leaguc, posted a hole in one on hole number 5 at offense; possession of an Polling Hills Golf Course. ists country, hut I've learned a Then, she takes off down tech no 1o g y . open intoxicant in a motor whose work is featured in the few things about how to ask the road, turns this way twice Jeremy R. Hunt ot Ubly re- That was scvcral weeks ago now. Bcttcr late than never, I vehicle, and possession of' guess. 1999 edition on sale at various loca- for them. There's an art to and that way once and drives ceived an associate of ap- i fireworks July 12 in Colum- giving directions and there into Johnson's lane. plied science in industrial L bia Township. 1 ********** tions in downtown Cass City. Money arc rulcs to heed when ask- Some historians bel ieve if e 1ec t ron ic s tech no1 og y . Bond was set at $5,000 and from the sales will help the group's ing for them. a preliminary exam was I never ask directions from ' For many a moon now there has been a man rummaging slated for Aug, 3 at 9 a.m. through the trash container back of the Chronicle. Monday restoration efforts of the 1923 barn. a woman, for example. It's @StevenC. Pratt, 42, Caro, just a waste of my time, and I found out who it is. His name is Richard Brooks and he is was charged with assault a trash recovery specialist tor the Chronicle's waste only. 11 test of her patience. No with a dangerous wcapon good can possibly come of He doesn't wade through any other, he says. (knife) July 18 in Caro. Winston - $1 .OO off 2 packs PIUS tax What's the attraction'? The Chronicle's scrap paper, items it. Bond was set at $10,000 A man can't take directions Marlboro - Buy 4, get one Free too small for any cornrnercial purposes. Monday he had a and a prcliminary exam was handful of' pqwr trim about an inch or so wide and perhaps from a woman. The lan- Newport 40" off per pack PIUS tax scheduled for Friday at 9 guages are different. 8 inchcs long, resurrected from among the used ink and floor Kool 4OC off per pack PIUS tax a.m. "O.K., I turn to the left and trash. @StevenA. Jerore, 17, Caro, Basic, Buy 2, get 1 Free I use thcrn tor my grandchildren to color with, he said with then I'm going south?" I ask. faces a charge of larceny by \I KCrLO\ <,I \LM WAk\l\b bnrrhn# < ~YILI Lun# I llrrn ha,. kny*y*nw .ml Mdy ~mqdku~hynrnry a conspiratorial, satisfied smile. The woman turns toward conversion over $100 July 8 the wall, starts waving her Miller High Life 81 Miller Ice in Indianfields Township. mii and says, "O.K., this is Bond in the case was set at The Mrtckinac Ccnter For It's strange that our repre- my left hand, right'? So you $1 0.99 30 pk. plus tax & dep. $7,000. H i s p re Ii ni i n a r y Santhany one of 40 Public Policy u+;ually takes sentatives in government go by the school and turn this Busch & Busch Light $11.99 exam is to be held Friday at an ultru conservative stance would get so caught up in our way, and then you pass a 30 pk. plus tax & dep. chosen to attend course 9 a.m. ~IIissues such iis schools and drug problem that they storc on thc way out of town, - business (it is !or choice and would pass in a knee-jerk and pretty soon you come to p I. i v;i t i-za t i on o 1' sc 11 00 Is, reaction a law that is very ;-I road. Takc thc road this Diane Santhany, victim scr- 'I'hc xxicniy is ii 45-hour sc.liool services such as caf- questionable and ignores thc way," she says - leaning to Milk vices coordinator at the ;i I' ;id e in i u - base d , r i gor o u s Chemical clct-ias and niaintenance) and 5th and 14th arncndments to thc left. Tuscola County Sherif'f's course curriculurn emphasiz- rciiioval oi taxcs iind rcgula- the Constitution. "Then, I'll he going east'?" Department, was onc of' 40 ing f*oundations in income up $219 tioils that restrict big busi- I ask. people in the state selectcd to vic r i in o Iog y II nd v i c t i ni s ' It's better, fx better, to have 1997 IlCSS. "How should I know," she attend the tirst Michigan Vic- rig1its;ind services as wcll as over a few guilty dealers escape -- More tirncs than not thcir says. "We don't have moss t i in Ass i stance Ac adc m y . ncw dcvelopments in the than it is to have innocent dogma doesn't meet with on the trees around here." Snickers Ice Cream Bar 69' The acaderny will be held t'icld of victim assistance. Alan W. Ott, Chairman 01' persons suffer while ignoring i1~~l~t~oV~~l1icl.c. But whole- It's just as bad for a woman State l'uscolr~County Victim Scr- Chemical Financial Corpora- the protection of private Aug. 2-7 at Michigan 1lc~;ll~tcdI y appl illl~ledwas 21 Big Bopper Ice Cream Sandwich 99% vicc2s,j,s tun&d by a Crime tion,, annour!ced y~cond property and individual lib- to take directions from a i U n i ve rs i t y . C o - s p o n s p r i n g I'cL'c~~~iicws i+t'ltasc in which man. They have developed a 'agcncics ate the U.S. Dcpart- Vic+tirii Assistance Grant quarter ' I998 nct' iiico!jib of erties that this nation was 1' the C'ct1lcr takcs to'kisk the natural resistance to this sort !went of' Justice and thc na- ;iw;irdcd to Tuscola County $6, I 7cI,OQo', an incr&+ ot' f'oundcd on. I ;I LV t1i~I et s I;I w c 11 li )I'W nie n t of thing, anyway, and the by tlic Michigan Crime Vjc- or 9.9(:". ,OVCI' :ti on al Vi c t i ins ' Ass i stance $sss,ooo, iigc nc ics sei /,e pri vatc prop- , ;i 1,;i ii I i in S c r v i cc s Conini i i on net I .e g a I 0 rg n i t i o n Io n g ss 1997 second quiirtcr in- crty without proof' of the e w i t h M S U ' C r i I I I i ti ;i I Jus I i cc uiidcr the Victiiiis of' Crime coiw of' $5,024,000. Earn- s owncrs' guilt in ;I criminal Act of' 1984. ' Deparrriicnr. ings pcr sharc for thc second trial. KIMBERLY CLARKE'S quarter of' 1998 wcre $0.57, 'l'lic law was piisscd in an up 9.6% ovcr pcr share earn- altcriipt to stcm the illegul The Weather inpof $0.52 for the scconcl drug traf't'icking by taking the qual.tC1' ot' 1997. pro t'i t froin tlic salcs. High Low Precip. For thc 6-month pcriod 'llic (l'cntcr gocs ori to point Tuesday ...... 90 ...... 70 ...... S4" cndcd June 30, tlic oiii itut stiilistics indicatc that Wednesday ...... 86 ...... 66 ...... 0 col-por;it ion's not inconic was so pcrccnr ot'thc pcople who Thursday ...... 82 ...... 53 ...... 0 $ I I ,9S8,000, :in inurcasc 01. Ic )s I t hc i I' pro pc rt y we rc iic ver ...... 78 ...... 58 ...... 0 $HO8,OOO. 01'7,2%, OVC~~ict t '0r 111 ;1 I I y c har LJ cd . Saturday ...... 78 ...... 58 ...... 0 inconic 01' $ I t , 150.000 1'01. I't~opcrtyscizcd froni inno- Sunday ...... 82 ...... 58 ...... 0 0 ot' 1997. tlic I-irsl iiionths c.ctit c*iti/,cns is ol'tcn nevcr Monday ...... 84 ...... 60 ...... 0 LIiit*niiigs 1x1'sharc 1'01.the i-cturnccl iiiid in 1992 inore (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) t'irst h rnonths 01' 1998 wcrc t11;iti S; I3 milltori in u:Ai and $ I. IO, an inurcasc ot' 6.8% IJ~OIJCII~w;is tAcn hy Michi- ~~ ovcr per sharc earnings of' gilii liiw ~iil'ot~~c~ii~ntagen- $1 .03 for the f'irst months 6 cics in 9,770 seizurcs. Pull-Ups for Boys 81 Girls Huaaies Ult rat rim 01' 1997. r7 vu SPECIALIZING IN ... I lic law allows property to 15-20 Ct. Ott statcd that ca-nings 22 ct. in bc sold in govcrnmcnt auc- - 50 tlic sccond cluartel- of' I998 tioiis and the pi-oceedscan go Reg. $7.77 wcrc posit i vcl y i nipic tcd hy Sa'e Reg. $6.99 Sale $5.99 +k Tune-ups io [tic law cnti)i-ccmcntagcn- $6m49 ;I 4.4% increase in net intcr- cics tliiit scizcd ir. It's an in- cst incoiiic :ind ;i 22.4%) in- +# Repairs ccnlivc t'or law cnt'orcenicnt c~-c:;iscin f'cc-txrscd incoriic, to takc thc asscts. Depends Depend Briefs iis L'olII}7~~l~ccIto thc scconcl '1'11:it law throws the baby 28 - 36 Ct. quartcr Of' 1907. +k Overhauls OIII tvitli tlic hiith wiitcr. It for Men Reg. $1 5.96 \~iol;iicsthc t~~~~isiircdAmcri- l8- 14 ct. All makes and models c' ;I ti Ir;i d i t i () 11 () t' *' i n 11oct' n t I Sale $14.96 - _. until ~)t-ovciigiiilty" and Rea..;I $5.53T- IlIrc;llclls the duc-p1-occss DEPEND' of push mowers, riders, Guards for Men riFliis 01' all citizens. Sale $4.53 ' I'l~cI iiw IU~11 i i'c s pi-opc rt y chain saws, tillers and O\VIICI-S lo cs\d>lisli the "in-
Come in and browse 11 ( )C*CII C'C" o I' I IIC i I' propc rt y trimmers. through our larKe selet-tion of: ~IIC'C it Iias hccii scid in- WeddinK Invitdtiom All Major Credit Cards Accepted Announcement<& Accvwxies >[cxI 01' ~qiiiri~i~that dis- pLItcA ~~l~o~~cl~iyhc ~7tovcd to . DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE bc conticclt'd to illc2;il iictiv- .Thin'Maxi iry I>ct'orc it is t:ikc.n. REPAIR Ir sc'c'iiis obvious thiit soinc :g$:,.r,r,,o : : : ,1275 E. Rilev Rd , Caro - 51 7-673-3957,Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m c ILLI I g c IS ;we nccdccl, I c;iv i rig cnough tceth in thc law to 7 hclp dctcr thc drug criniinals. Lig ht days New Freedom Maxi COPIES COLOR COPIES OFAX SERVICE COPIES COLOR' ?'he study rcc,omniends 9 24 ct. rcf'orrns, including disallow- Kotex Security 18-22 Ct. COPIES *FAX SERVICE COPIES COLOR COPIES *FAX Reg. ing sci~.urcsof property un- 20 - 22 ct. $3.39 SERVICE COPIES COLOR COPIES OFAXSERVICE COPIES til gover-niiicnt c;in prove its Reg. $1.23 ~WIICI'S:ire guilty of' ;i criinc Reg. $3.39 Sale $2.59 COLOR COPIES OFAXSERVICE COPIES COLOR COPIES :itid requiring policc to pub- Sale $ .89 I \ 1 I i c' Iy .; 11 s I i I'y f'o I' t'c i tu rc pro- Sale $2.69 ccccl i ngs w 11 i I c proh i hi t i ng l;i\v crit'otccriicnt iigcnciics to We're Hur-on Business" Kleenex Poise Pads pro jii t'roiii tlic salc of i~sscis P A PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 CASS UTY, MICHIGAN Cass City 4-Hers shine at T. C. Fair i GRAND OVERALL SHOWMAN Jesse Bouck (right) auc- tioned his 1155 pound steer to LaFave Steel Supply Inc. for $1 a pound during the livestock auction at the fair, Bouck is MARIE RUSSELL (left) was the champion overall showman with her 112 pound grand champion pen selling for $3.20 a the son of Vera and Roger Bouck and a member of the Cass CASS CITY Livestock 4-H Club mem- City Livestock Club. pound at the Tuscola County Fair to Grower Service Corp. ber Eddie Middaugh (left), son of Dori and Ron Russell, sold his first light McKrow weight pen to Chemical Bank for $2.40 appointed a pound Thursday at the fair. The sheep weighed in at 100 pounds, vice chair The Michigan Health & Hospital Association re- cently announced thc ap- pointment of Dee McKrow, chief executive officer of Hills and Dales General Hos- pital, to serve as vioe-chair- person of the MHAs Coun- cil on Small or Rural Hospi- tals for thc 1998-99 program year. The unanimous lip- proval was madc at the June 24 meeting of'the MHA Cor- poratc Board. The purpose of the Council THIS RESERVE champion market goose was bought during is to provide a forum for small or rural hospitals to the small animal auction at the Thscola County Fair for $60 provide input into the policy by Weber Lumber and Millwork Inc, and shown by Cass City and decision making of thc Michigan Health Kr Hospital Livestock 4-H Club member Anthony Middaugh, son of Dori Association. CASS CITY Livestock 4-H Club member Marie Russell (right) had the grand champion homegrown and re- serve champion individual sheep which sold to Bad Axe Tire for $4.20 a pound. Russell is the daughter of EDDIE MIDDAUGH received the jun- George and Robin Russell and had a ior showmanship award with this 97 sheep weighing in at 120 pounds. pound sheep, which sold for $2.85 a pound to Anderson, Tuckey, Your neighbor.says Bernhardt and Doran & Co. Demolition sad, but necessary The old Cass City Middle School, which was recently torn down, rnay hold fond incniorics tor sonic, but Cass City resi- dent Mary Kay Sanders said she would rather scc snrne- thing ncw and used rathcr than run down. "It's always sad to sec a historical site come down," she added, saying the building is det'initcty lull of memo- ries, hut the cost of retic>- vation to make the huild- ing into something usable was too nluch. A sliidl playground for chikit-ciiis schedulcd to go into the cinpty situ, hut Sandui-s sa~d:"It would bc nicc 10 gct ii gyiii for adults to USC. .'Soincthing that is auucs- 'I'humh Area Behavioral Services ('I'ABSC) is AH outpatient substance :hse addependency treatment and \ihl~1k)t- adult's to lily has- prevention program ;LSwell AS 21 provider of specialty Merital He;d tli services. '1'liel:tpies include individual, Lothall or tcnnis inside. marital, farnily, and group therapy for children, adolesceiits, ;II~;iddts. I(egulai*lyscheduled groups focus An indoor IYL' center tOr adults and tcens who dotnot have on women's issues, adolescent therapy, inariju;ina, aftercare. dud recovei*): domestic violence, criminal ;ic'ccsh to high xchool 1';iciliiies likc wcight rooms. "You c*oirlci IJW it lor acrohics or soniething, too," she sug- sexual conduct, anger managernent, co-dependency, and family life. I 111 c PAUL DELONG'S (left) 117 pound BRAD RUSSELL (left), son of Don and Roseann Russell, had the first light weight individual sheep weighing in at 101 THIS 130 pound reserve champion pen, which was shown by reserve champion and first heavy pounds. Russell's sheep was purchased at the fair for $2.75 a Paul DeLong, was purchased by Signature Bank for $3 a weight pen was sold to McRae Farms for a pound during the livestock pound by Thumb National Bank. Me is a member of the Cass pound Thursday afternoon. $3 auction at the fair. City Livestock 4-H Club. * 1 *^n 1 * f 7 CASS CITY Livestock 4-H Club &< member Amber Middaugh (left), SARA SWEENEY (right), daughter of Kat and Cornelius daughter of Dori and Ron Russell, KATIE WOOD (right), daughter of Jane and Keith Wood, Sweeney, had a 1290 pound grand champion homegrown steer displays her grand champion market had the reserve grand champion overall and grand cham- which sold for $1 a pound to Erla's Food Center and Meat ducks that were purchased for $270 pion homegrown feeder weighing in at 450, which sold for Packing. She is a member of the CaSs City Livestock 4-H by Thumb National Bank at the small $1.25 a pound to Rqgles Farms. She is a member of C & K animal auction. Livestock 4-H Club. Club. -- your mWertBim dollars do better in ...... Cass City Chronicle 872-2010 SELLS FOR LESS! I HILLS & DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL I 4675 Hill St., Cass City - 517-872-2121 r' ' -Gg'. jL ', Ulo _- PRElOWNED VALUES...SAVE, SAVE, SAVE I r5' 1996 CHEW 1/2 TON SILVERADO ., ONLY$16,900 Branching Out *me Reaching Out! 1997 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 4 Dr. ONLY $11,500 1994 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 4 Dr,ONLY$8,500 ...... 1996 CHEW BLAZER 4 Dr, ...... ONLY $18,900 1997 PONTIAC GRAND AM 2 Dr. .... ONLY $11,900 1994 CHEW LUMINA EURO ...... ONLY$7,900 1996 CHEW BLAZER 2 Dr ...... ONLY $16,900 ATORY CLINICS ST 199& - AUGU 1996 LUMINA APV VAN ...... ONLY $13,900 AMBUL 1996 CORSICAS ...... FROM $7,900 1994 BUICK LESABRE ...... ONLY $12,900 I 1996 BLAZER LT 4x4 ...... ONLY $19,900 Dr. Jung - Neurologist - 11,25 1996 PONTIAC GRANDAMS ...... FROM $9,900 Dr. Abdole- Allergist - 13,27 1994 PONTIAC GRAND AM ...... ONLY $7,900 1996 CHEW 1/2 TON 4x4 ...... ONLY $18,500 Dr. Aqil Internal Medicine 3, IO, 17,24, 3 I Dr. Lin - Urologist - 11,25 - - 1996 GEO PRISM 4 Dr...... ONLY $9,900 1996 CHEW EXT. CAB 4x4 ...... ONLY $17,50d Dr. Atri - Nephrologist - 13 Dr. Movva - Psychiatrist I 1994 OLDS CIERA 4 Dr...... ONLY $7,900 1996 CHEVY TAHOE 2 Dr. Sport ..,, ONLY $22,90C Dr. Bartnick - Oncologist 18 Dr. Rayes - Infectious Diseases 1996 OLDS CIERA ...... ONLY $10,900 - 1994 PONTIAC GRAND AM GT ...... ONLY $9,900 1996 GEO TRACKER 4x4 4Dr...... ONLY 511,901 Dr. Carney Cardiologist 5, 12,26 Dr. Ritten - OB/GYN - 5,26 1996 CHEVY LUMINA ...... ONLY $12,500 - - 1995 CHEW 3/4 TON 4x4 ...... ONLY $17,90C Dr. DeSantis Orthopaedic 14, 2 1, 28 Dr. Roberts - Dermatologist - 12 1992 OLDS NINETY EIGHT ...... ONLY $6,900 - - 1996 PONTIAC GRAND PRlX 2 Dr. . ONLY $14,900 1995 CHEVY ASTRO ...... ONLY $12,50( Dr. Irfan Psychiatrist Dr. Swong - Eye, Ear, Nose - 6,20 - 1991 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 4Dr.ONLY $5,900 1995 GMC 112 TON ...... ONLY $12,90( Dr. Jilani - Physiatrist Dr. Tuckey, OB/GYN - 19 1995 CHEW CAPRICE ...... ONLY $11,900 1994 CHEW BLAZER 4x4 ...... ONLY $13,50( 1995 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SSE . ONLY $15,900 1990 OLDS NINETY EIGHT ...... ONLY $7,900 1994 CHEW CONVERSION VAN ..... ONLY $9,90( Educational Classes at Hills & Dales General Hospital 1995 OLDS AURORA ...... ONLY $18,900 1990 PONTIAC GRAND PRlX 2 Dr. ... ONLY $5,500 1993 DODGE CARAVAN ...... ONLY $5,90( Cancer Support Group Meeting - August 5'" and August 19"' at 4:OO p.m. (Contact Social Worker) CPR Class - (Contact Community Education) First Aid Class - (Contact Community Education) Sports Physicals - $10.00 - at Ubly Medical Clinic, Unionville Clinic and Cass City Community Health Clinic - Walk-ins are welcome! ' For More Information Call: 517-872-2121 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE^ SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEZDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 Sanilac County primary Deadline for submitting itcms in the ualericlar is ttic Ft i- day noon before publication. Renewals, surcharge on ballot Wednesday, July 29 ~ilccsf'ot- county cotiiliiis- SURCHARGE "That was the primary pur- and funds virtually all main- Evergreen Park this year, in- the levy will raise an esti- Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Channont. Everyonc wcl- sioner, rcgistcr of dceds and mated $423,000 in 1998 come. Last week's winners: (tie) Jim Hcrndon and Duke pose for seeking additional tenance costs and improve- cluding $20,000 for a dump t.oad uoti1 I 11 i ss io tic r, as we 1 I Voters will be asked to ap- (about $15 per year for the Sward, and John Haire and Bill Dupuis. funding," S tric kler added. ments at the county's parks station for campers. Also on as 3 t'uiiding rcqucsts will he prove ii 13-percent increase "We're also planning to have in Delaware, Evergreen, For- the agenda are expenditures owner of a $60,000 home). decicicd by Sanilac County in their monthly telephone an equipment replacement ester and Lexington town: totaling $15,000, including The funding ,enables the Thursday, July 30 VO~CIS in thc Tuesday, Aug. surcharge - boosting the sinking fund." ships. an $8,000 grant, to build a Sanilac County Drug Task 4, priniary clcction. Iota1 assessment to 17 per- Force to coordinate a Story hour for children agc 4 and up 1:30 p.ni. at Rawson The fund would cover the The millage would generate boat ramp and for soil ero- The races include a 3-way countywide, 3-fold program Memorial Library. cent - to fully fund central cost of purchasing equip- an estimated $169,200 - sion control work on the battle for the District 3 dispatch enhanced 91 1 op- ment - consoles, for ex- costing the owner of a north side of the park pavil- to fight drugs in the county county hoard seat rcpresent- erations and equipment over ample - related to dispatch $60,000 home about $6 - ion. by providing locally con Friday, July 31 ing L,arnnttc, Marlette and the next 5 years. operations only, the sheriff in 1998. trolled countywide law en- Flynn townships. Vying for The total cost to said. Arthur Severance, a mem- The drug task force millage forcement, drug education in AI coho 1 i c s An on y m o u s and A I - Anon . G ood Shep h e id all 7 school districts, and in- the seat arc Republicans homeowners would be $1.96 The total 17 percent sur- ber of the county parks totals .5 of a mill for 4 years, Lutheran Church, 8 p.m. school substance abuse I.)onald G. Redman, Robert per month per one-party ac- charge would generate an board, said some of the park the same amount previously counseling in all 7 school C. Wood Jr. and Charles cess phone line. estimated $480,000 in the millage monies will be used approved by voters in 1987, districts, according to Will- Monday, August 3 Zanipich. all ot' Marlette. If approved, the surcharge first year, enough to fully to complete improvements at 1990 and 1994. If approved, Novcsta Twp. Board meeting, 7:30p.1~. 1ncuiii ben t Rcpubl ican Rich- would generate the funding fund the central dispatch op? iam Gray, task force director. ard E. Thrall opted not to necessary to increase the eration. It would also pro- Gray said the task force has seek rcclection. number of dispatchers on vide a more stable source of been effective in the battle to Tuesday, August 4 In District 5, which is coin- duty as well as provide a funding compared to general Engler, Gougeon end drug sales and use in the Children's movie entitled "Oliver and C'ompmy", 1 :30 priscd of'Sanilac and Lexing- means to replace dispatch fund monies, Strickler said. county. p.m. at Rawson Memorial Library. toti towns ti i ps, i ncuiii be n t equipment as needed. Since 1990, more than Rotary, 12 noon, Charmont. Carl I). Rlnck of' Croswcll "Part of the money would RENEWALS 5,688 fifthkxth grade stu- tiices a challenge f'roni fellow cover an increase of 2 1/2 face challengers dents and another 16,897 K- Republican Robert A. Fabian dispatch positions," ex- Voters will also be asked 4, junior high and senior high such as ii cardiologist; asso- ot' Lcxingron. plained Sheriff Virgil approve a pair of millage re- Incumbents Governor John students have participated in ciatc professor and Michigan Likewise, District 6 Com- Strickler, who noted the newals, to maintain parks Engler and Senator Joel drug education programs, he Statc Board of Medicine. I ii i ss i ()ticr E I I: an or L . G r()ut , funding increase would en:: and continue the war against Gougeon face off against noted. In all, a combined 257 Scnator Gougcon, a ss- FOR SALE a Croswcll Iicpuhlican, is able officials to increase the drugs. opponents in the primary students have received coun- yc,ir-old Republican, is run- being challcngcd by Williaiii number of dispatchers on The park millage, .2 of a election Tuesday, Aug. 4. seling in the county's iiiiis for his third and last 2- H. Wiillers 1V. a Brown City duty at all times from one to mill for years, has been on schools. Rcpubl icm. ycr~tctm as senator. Prior The drug enforcement unit. 2 people, the books for the past 4 years Engler, a 49-year-old Re- +k Used Mowers In the race tilr rcgistcr of to hccotning II senator, which employs 4 deputies to publican, was elected gover- dccds, ;i post vacuted by re- Gougcon scrved 3, 2-year cover the county's 960 nor in 1991 after serving as tiring Esther Ixc, the cnndi- tcrrns as county coiiiniis- square miles, arrested 285 +k Riding Lawn state senator from 1979 to si onc I. dates ;ire Kcpublicans individuals between 1994 Races 1990 and as state represen- "I scrved onc full and onc 01' slated in 1,orainc Kcllar Sandusky and 1997, an increase of tative from I97 I to 1978. and John C.'. Phillips and halt'tcrni," he said. Gougeon nearly 60 percent over 1990- Mowers Michele M. VanNornian, was elected in a special 93. hoth 01' Ikckerville. His opponent, a 54-year-old March I993 election after In all, there were 284 con- r, Huron County I twec candidatcs are also Republican named Gary then Scnator Barcia was victions (a rate of 99.6 per- +k Trimmers Artinian, has held positions elected to Congress. sccking ii lone road cornrnis- Primary races in Huron races and issues. cent) between 1994 and sion scat. Incutiihcnt Rcpub- Opposing Gougeon are Rc- 1997, 332 undercover drug County include a 3-way Races for seatron the board publican Jim Harwood of 1 i c ii n .Ic 1'0 111 c G. buys and 147 searches con- battle for a county board seat of commissioners include Harbor Beach, and Dcmo- s c ti i I I :I c i r. a r o II v 1 c , ducted. All Major Credit Cards Accepted E s t e C s i I pitting the incumbent against District 5, comprised of ;i Tobacco crats Tom Alley of West t'accs challcnge i'torn a city mayor and n former Verona and Sigel townships. LAMOTTE VOTE DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE Croswcll Kepuhlican Lynnc Branch and Bobby J. Snyder county sheriff. Incumbent Henry W. of' Esse x vi Ilc. A. Noll. 7'hc winner will Weitenberner is vying for the Also on tap during next Voters will go to the polls survevr' H o u 5 c K e p r c s e n tat i ve REPAIR face Democrat Julius A. Tuesday, Aug. 4, to decide Republican nomination c -,. week's election is a millage I.)ucl z i n s k i . Carsonv i 1 I c, i n ;rLLn is also running for his 1275 E. Rilev Rd.. Car0 - 51 7-673-3957.Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.to 9 p.m scveral county and township along with Bad Axe Mayor third and last 2-year tcrm and vote in Lamotte Township, N ()vc1 t I hc r. complete William C. Cleland and Ri- is unoppod in thc primary. where voters arc being asked chard V. Stokan, former Hu- Grccn, a SO-ycar-old Repuh- to approve a one-mill levy ron County sheriff. All 3 The Sanilac County To- Iicun, was previously a tool for 4 years. The millage, men are Bad Axe residents. expected to generate $16,979 HILLS & DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL bacco Reduction coalition and d I c maker at General In other county board races, recently conducted a post- Motors. the first year, will be used for 4675 Hill St., Cass City - 517-872-2121 District 2 Commissioner card survey to determine the His opponent in November road construction, improve- Gary v. Krug, Bad Axe, who attitudes of the public toward will bc Democrat Ed ments and maintenance in represents Grant, Sheridan, c u r re n t to b ac c o i s s u e s . Markliain of Bad Axe. the township. Bingham, Paris and Sherman Eighty-six percent ofrespon- townships, faces a challenge dents favored assessing ltow Republican E. higher fines to anyhe sell- A new level of psoriasis WALK - INS jurgesu, Bad Axe; ing tobacco to' minors, and Distritt 4 (Chandler, Meade, '8 1 percent wanted stronger Oliver and Colfax town- and eczema relief.. . regulations to provide WELCOME! 11 WELCOME! 11 ships) Commissioner Warren (SPECIAL)-Psoriasis and ]Eczema pnticnts have suffered for yws smoke-free air in restaurants. hoping for a medication that would pt their disease in remission J. Krohn, Elkton, is being and clear their lesions. WeUJor many, *efiefishere. Tested and challenged by Republican Postcards were d i st r i b u t cd prok effective by many thousands of people worldwide, Exorcr Frcd Duggan, Bad Axe, with to 5 population segments - is fast becoming the leading treatment now available in the United Branchirig Out. . . Reaching Out! the winner to face Democrat human serviccs clients, hu- States. Exorex is a remarbblc two step topical medication. The Orville J. Liedke, Elkton, in man serviccs cmployees, sc- active ingredient is coal tar, commonly indated for psoriasis and November; and District 7 nior citizens, general public, mema. Exorer's unique point of difference is its revolutionary that deep (Lake, Hume, Dwight, Lin- and re1 i g i o us ins t i t u t i o ti s . patented delivery system enables the penetration of the active ingredrent (coal tar) to the lowest layer of the epidermis. coln and Point Aux Barques Each segnicnt had ;I dit'l'er- The Exorcx family of products includes two Starter hts which towns hips) Comrn i ssi oner ent colored postcard so ol'li- contain the medications ht are specif!cally created for the Martha Thuemmel, a Port cials could evaluatc thc re- treatment of body and scalp psoriasis. An Faem formula is also Austin Republican, faces sul ts accordingly. available, uniquely formulated in the Same deep penetrating Albert A. Kish, also a Port delivery system for the treatment of cczem. The Erorcx Austin Republican. The participants could iiiark Treatment hogram is truly committed to htalrng those who sfl'er, on the card if they agrccd or In the spirit of this commitment, the Psoriasis and Eclema GRANT TOWNSHIP disagreed with the 8 statc- Helpline. 1-800417-3545, was established to support deters by tnents concerning sales to answering questions Lhat may arise during their healing ~OCCSS, whether bey are related to physical or psychologcal condtions minors, and regulation lor In other races, a pair of Re- common to these illnesses. Exorcx is now available at: publicans are vying for a clean-indoor air in worksites, trustee seat on the Grant restiiurants, bars and bowling Township Board. They are alleys. In addition each wiis Ubly Medical Clinic - Ubly Thomas Fritz of Gagetown asked to give their age, sex Hills Dales Community Health Clinic - Cass City and if thcy were a smoker, Mon., Thurs., Fri. - 9:OO a.m. - 5:OO p.m. and Michael S. Hatlils of 6:OO a.m. - 1O:OO p.m. - 7 days a week Owendale. ex - s in oke I' or no n - si I 1 o ke r . 5 1 7-872-2 1 2 1 Tues. - 7:OO a.m. - 3:OO p.m. Wed. - 1 1 :00 am. - 7:OO p.m. BINGHAM LEVY The cards were numherecl, and a drawing was held t'or a Unionville Medical Clinic - Unionville 5 1 7-658-919 1 Also on the primary ballot $SO gift cci-titicatc at ;I local Mon., Tues., Thurs. - 1 1 :00 a.m. - 4:OO p.m. smoke-free rcstaurant. Thc will be a request of -75 of a Fri. 8:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. winning numhcr was - - mill for 10 years in Bingham an- 5 1 7-674-8603 nounced at a predcterinined Township. The millage, ex- time that was printed on thc pected to raise $24;888 in the cards. Participants could call Contact any ofour clinics for your hedth care needs! first year, would be used to the local Tobacco Reduction purchase, equip and maintain Coalition to see if they WCI-e fire and ambulance equip- winners, if thcy didn't hc~ SERVING THE COMMUNITY! ment for the township. the broadcast. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 PAGE SEVEN Cass City I I Gavel Club wins I Chip I ;footballc I I Fritz-Maharg I Shots I :meet set #2 MEN'S GOLF LEAGUE FLIGHT July 26 Tournament Cup There will be a football Craig Weaver 143 meeting for grades 9-12 134 The second annual golf holes were Jack Hool, Gavel, <,.Thursday,Aug. 6, at 5:30 I24 tournament between the Cass over Rick Doerr and Ben Stun Guinther 122 p.m. at Cass City High Mike Murphy 140 City Lions Club and the Schott, Gavel, over Steve Craig Bellew 121 Gavel Club for the Fritz- o School. Wright. Craig Hclwig I35 Dan Hittler 111 Rich Tritc 1 IC) Maharg Cup was won by the Practice schedules and hel- Rick Doert. IO7 Other results: Rick Hollis, Don ouvry I18 * Gavel Club, which rallied to mets will be issued, and Gene Kloc 107 I17 win after the Lions finished Gavel, over Tom Craig, Li- physical cards turned in. All Jerry Toner Dick Haley IO0 t I16 in front the first day of the 2- ons. Brad Goslin, Lions, players must have a physical B i I I K r i mia n Gary Robinson 97 'I'crr y W i at: ni an 114 day tourney Saturday and over Jim Apley, Gavel. before they can practice. Doiig O'Dcll 96 Sunday at Rolling Hills Golf J o n Mc Ca II u 111 I10 Anton Peters, Gavel, over Don Erla 88 Club. Don Doerr, Lions. Bob The first mandatory prac- Ken Zd I-ojewsk i I10 Dick Wallace "84 tice will be Monday, Aug. 10, Ncwcll Harris 100 The opening round of the Bliss, Gavel, over Jack Ku t De n n i s 77 at 6:30 p.m. If there are any Dule McIntosh 97 I tourney was a 2-man best Baker, Lions, his golfing * Points to be adjusted THE FRITZMAHARG Cup golf champion Gavel Club team problems or questions, M i ke Randal I 97 ball, in which the Gavel Club partner on Wednesday night. please call Coach Tom Oesch members are: front row (from left) Dick Wallace, Wally Lam- posted a 4-3 game edge. Cas Pasieczny, Gavel, over Clark Erla 92 FLIGHT #3 at (517) 872-5369. Davc Hoard 75 The Lions came roaring Duke Sward, Lions. Paul ing, Jim Apley, Bob Stickle, Ben Schott. Middle row (from back in the afternoon's alter- Chappel, Lions, over Ed Duane Henn 134 FLIGHT #1 left) Jack Hool, Jason McCallum, Dale McIntosh, Ed Pasant, nate shot competition to win Pasant, Gavel. Tim Bob Stickle I28 5 1/2 to 1 1/2 points and Hallwood, Lions, over Jason Phil Schimmell 128 posted an 8 1/2 to 5 1/2 lead J ()ti 11 Maha rg 137 Tom Guinther. Back row (from left) Jeff Hartel, Rick Hollis, McCallum. Jeff Hartel, Luths Ken Schott 120 Kick Hollis I34 going into the individual Gavel, tied with John Jep Byrant 117 Cas Pasieczny, Bob Bliss, Anton Peters. John Riddlc 121 matches Sunday. Maharg, Lions. Dave Hutchison 117 receive I20 But Sunday belonged to the Mikc Bcuking Jim Wirtz 112 Elwyn Helwig I17 Gavel Club, which domi- 'Cas Pasieczny I09 award Eimic Bcllcw 1 Ih nated the individual matches, Anton Peters IO8 12 1/2 to 3 1/2, to win the I Read I Dai-y I I w ;i 11 kovI su h 111 Clate Sawdon 102 Jack Burns 111 tourney 18- 12. Johanne and Jim Luth, fran- Blaine deBeaubien 95 Jim Peyerk IO8 Despite the lopsided results, IMeg's Peg I chisees of the 4 east-Michi- Frank Miller 93 Jiiii Aplcy Oh the matches were closer than gan McDonald's restaurants, I 91 Fi.cd Lccson 101 Jim Mastie the final score indicates. including Cass City, recently Bill Ewald 86 Jack Hool 99 No fewer than 7 matches received the Total Customer were decided on the final * Satisfaction (TCS) Award Jon Zdrojcws k i 95 FLIGHT #4 Dan Dickinson 64 hole, with the Gavel repre- ' presented by the sentatives winning all of McDonald's Grand Rapids Pat Davis 132 them. District. Bruce LeValley 125 Wayne Dillon, Lions, made Rogcr Cooper 118 a,30-foot putt to extend his ' The TCS Award recognizes Bert Althaver 116 match with Tom Guinther, the Luths and their staff for John Niebrzydoski 114 BASKETBALL only to bow on the last hole. 'creating a friendly atmo- Doug Lautner 114 Wally Laming, Gavel, was sphere, anticipating custom- Jesse Salas 113 Tuc key ahead by 5 strokes with 7 ers' needs and providing im- 8-2 John Agar 112 holes left before John Mo rg :in 7-3 pressive service in all areas cI A Kelly Smith 110 Niebrzydoski rallied to tie, J .I? of restaurant operation. 1-4 Jcf'l Trepkowski 108 only to lose on the 18th hole. Young Guns 4-4 Brian Cuddic 102 Mittin 3-5 Another last hole win was Asa Apley 95 posted by Bob Stickle, c arpc11 IC I' Mark Wiese ()- Io Charles Tunis 90 Gavel, over Frank Miller in Fi*cdMi kolon 77 HAR RIS-HAMPSHIRE VOLLEYUAI,I, a match that see-sawed all day. Larry Robinson, Gavel, 681 5 E. Cass Clty Rd., Cass Clty H ()w arc1 's I 5-3 WEDNESDAY 2-MAN THE LAMOmE TEAM continues to dominate on the Cass trailed through 16 holes, ral- (517) 8724351 Grcg's 9-6 GOLF LEAGUE lied to tie on the 17th and win City Church Ieague softball diamonds. The 1998 champions on the 18th hole over Kendal Fc iir I e h s t :o 11I' 13-s July 29 All Scason 8- IO completed thc regular season undefeated. They are: front Rieman. Pal-ks-Kec 7-8 EARLY DIVISION (from left) Mark Reehl, Ryan King, John D'Arcy, Joel Brown. The Gavel Club won an- W. I .T. 4- I4 other see-saw match on the final holes as Dick Wallace Wllhto I- I4 M aharg/Pas ieczny 151 Back (from ler't) Josh Roley, Coach Jim D'Arcy, Jeff Hurley, Zdrojewski/Wiseman 141 edged Kim Glaspie. Round- EYECARE Jim Marshall Art Glaza. ing out the wins on the final CHUKCH LEAGUE Hen n/Pe tcrs I38 Kri tzman/J .Burns 137 Lamotlc 12-0 BurndHutchinson 118 &EYEWEAR CMLCH 8-4 Wall ace/Apley 111 Chui*cIiol' Christ 6-6 BlisdBaker 108 S ha h bc) n a 5-7 StickldIwankovitsch 105 FOREVERYONE Living Word 0- I2 Wi Iliainson/Rieman I00 Professional eye Strickland/Schclke 97 exams CHURCH LEAGUE Sin i th/Regnerus 87 Prescriptions filled CO-ED M i II er/G ree n 1ce 85 Heiwnfluc key 68 Large selection of Cass City Missionary 7-3 W. Di Ilon/Rctherford 26 frames L,iving Word 6-3 LATE DIVISION All types of contacts 1) c 1'( ) 1-cl 6-3 No-line bifocals M i 7,IJiih s-4 McCalluni/Randall 126 Glasses repaired Ev ;in g c 1 i u ;i I t ;rc c 4-5 B apt i s t 0-9 J . H i I 1 ;I ke r/S .M urph y 1 2 5 Blue Cross & VSP Sch~iecbergcl-/Kelley I25 parkipan t H arte I/C o 111 me n t I22 W rig ht/Pries korn I17 DAVID C. C.Hillaker/deBeaubien I 10 B e c k i n g/ K .B 1 i s s 107 BATZER II, O.D. H o o I/To n e I' 1 Oh Professional Eye Care M .Murphy/K.Martin 99 4672 Hill St., Cass City C happc I/Pasan t 99 LcVd Icy/Morgan 98 872-3404 K.Sm i t h/B iddinget. 94 Bad Axe 269-7263 Doe rr/Hairt: 94 J oncs/MarshalI 89 Enjoy The Beautifif Country Setting Of Woods G) Water Greenbrier "It's Worth The Drive" 4 miles smth of Mavville on M-24 Golf Club -I---mm-D-m- I GOLF SPECIAL I 2 18 I People - $ -I Holes With Cart Offer Good Only With Coupon Monday-Friday3s00i 9 a.m.-3p.m 1 I Sat. & Sun. after 2 p.m. Excludes Holidays. CCCJ LIrrr-wnm-~rlDMn.II~IIm~ 9350 N. Lapeer Rd., Mayville, MI 48744 5 17184316575 We Invite You io Mark Your Calendarfor ihe 44thAnnual Munger Potato Festival ly 30,31 & August 1 2, 1998 And The U.S.A. Figure Eight Season Championship September 19, 1998 -. Member of Michigan Fesllvals L Events Assoclation & lhe MichiganAssoclalbn of Fair L Exhlbllon PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 CASCITY, MICHIGAN 4 I DownMemorvLane t From the files of the Chronicle " St. Columblulle Church located 9 miles south of Bad Axe on M-53 - Sheridan Corner 5 YEARS AGO sion were Karcn S. Walther, Rrent Kostanko, foi-incrly ciir bumpers at onc point, Stevens Point since 1970, has ished second in the 18th an- 3X, c';~City, and Frank G. 01' this nrca. is a patient in quickly drained away. Cass bcen appointed exccutive nual Goodyear Zeppelin CHICKEN BBQ Leeann Dcering received Zmora of' Saginaw. IJniversity t)f Michigan Hos- City rcceived over an inch of secretary to Chancellor Lec Small Bore Rifle Tourna- first place, medium weight With no way of' knowing pital in Ann Arbor, wlicl-e he rain. As little as 2 miles away S. Dryfus. Fritz is a gradu- ment July 20-21 at the Zep- SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1938 honors for her steer at the wh:it will hiippcn with state r-txctitly rcccivcd ;I kidncy residents reported virtual 1 y ate of' the Cass City High pelin Range near Akron, SERVING FROM NOON ;TO 5:OO P.M. Tuscola County Fair last t'iinding this ycar, Owen- ii-arisplunt f~-oiiihis mother, no rain at all. School class of 1949. Ohio. Although Lemanski week. Chemical Bank of' Gage School ot'ficials made M arc.it.. The Tuscola County Board posted enough points to win sonic tough decisions last Cass City bought thc aninial 25 YEARS AGO 01 Coinniissioncrs voted to most tournaments, she los t from the Cass City 4-Hcr for wcck. Pink slips were inailed 10 YEARS AGO spend $300 for the printing this one to her younger sis- *Bingo .Raffle Prizes *Kids' Games *Beer Ten1 91 cents a pound. ()it1 Wcclncsday io 5 f'ull-tiiiIc Jnnies W. Crane Jr., 26, and of "iio doe hunting" signs to ter, Marianne Jensen of Allen Adults $7.00, 12 & under $3.00,Under 5 Free A 2-vehicle accident Mon- c 111 13 1 o y c c's , i n c 1 u d i n g 3 A 2 7 - y c w-o 1 d c' ;I I.() inan his wife, Deborah, 24, of he distributed free of charge Park. \cilc.hcrs, and ;I host of other who t,OlICd I~I~Ollit hc l'uscola day morning on US-23 in Cuss City, were killed late t hr o u g I IO u t t tic c o LI n t y , Arenac County clainicd the ciiis were ~cntativclyap- C'ou 11iy C i rc u i I Court room Saturday whcn the motor- lives of 2 people, including pr"V'dt P'riday Iiiorning iil'ter bcing cycle thcy wcre riding col- 35 YEARS AGO a Cass City area wornan, Sister Joan Mahcr is the scntcnccd to ptison was lided head-on with an auto whose husband and 5 sons I i c' u' past c )Id ad t ti i n i st r a tor at found dcad in his vchiclc ;i on Sebewaing Road, just east Curb and gutter for Garfield YANKEE CANDLES" were all injured, 2 of' them St. Agatha's Catholic t'ew hours later in Ellington 01' Farver Road, approxi- Ave. in Cass City, delayed critical I y. Ki 1 Icd in the col I i- Ch iirc ti ,-C;afc town. 'Ii ) w n s ti i p . mately 3 miles east at' because of thc possibility of r WiiIi Jiickson ni;irks his 0w e nda I e. the tearing up ofthe street for 19th ycar as presidcnt/man- Bccky Arroyo returned natural gas lines, has been Charlie's Styling Shop agcr of' the ?'uscol:1 C'oLlnly holnc Sunday after spcnding given the green light again. F'ilir. 2 wccks in Hills and Dales Ora A. Rounds, 70, agreed rM would like to welcome I3.A. C'iilka Kcal Estiite ;)ti- Hospital. She sustaiticd a ,o help out struggling Walbro Blueberry noiinccs tlic addition of' Marv skull fracture arid other inju- Corporation for 30 days RENEE Hobart to its siiles stiil'f'. ries whcn shc fell from a hay when they shifted from ourJuly "ins Io opcn il "work and wag c ) 11. Fenton to Cass City and the ZAWlLlNSKl Iciii.~''camp in Koylton Mary Lou Erla has opencd te t er an, pe rs c) n ah 1e too 1 - Township apparent 1 y w i 1 I a children's clothing store, maker ended by "helping as our proceed, hut township ofti- "'l'hc Pied Piper," in Erla's cut'' f'or nearly 10years. He Fragrunce newest cials say the issue is i'ar from shopping center. iI the first retiree from settled. Gerald E Fritz, 4 I, fonnerly Valbro since the corporation hairstylist The voters of Elkland 01' Cass City and an instruc- ws first organized. of the Month Township will decidc which tpr ot'con~inuniuationsat the ':ass City school teacher FEATURING: 2 Republicans thcy want to Univcrsity of Wisconsin- M-s. Lenore Lernanski fin- - .. Facials sit ;is trustees on their town- Renee Zawilinski ship hoord. The 3 mcn run- Perms graduate of Bayshirt ning f'or a trustee scat arc Roy 20% off Colors Beauty Academy l'uckey, Allen Mcrchant and cuts of Bay City Dan Erla. Come visit us for the only candles that are famous for fragrance: Pedicures Drought conditions cased draniatically in Cass City x Friday, when a downpour- chr&%StyEqg dr.TunniySalbn Cass City *(p7// uCt.2.h Coach Light pharmacy - turned nnc block, from 6592 Houghton St. Brooker Street to West Chronicle 6480 MAIN STREET 872-4094 l/.,~./;,tnn?8fmi! CASS CITY. MICHIGAN 48726 Cass City, MI 48726 9 Street, into a sin~illlake. ?'tic - NOTICE OF ELECTION To the qualified electors of: SANILAC COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION will be held in the County of Sanilac, State of Michigan on: SHGL THE 15 MILL TAX LIMITATION ON GENERAL AD VALOREM TAXES WITHIN SANLAC COUNTY, STATE OF MICHIGAN, BE. INC~A~~E~~~$;~~~,~~~EDBY ARTICLE TLJESDAY,AUGUST 4,1998 IX, SECTION 6 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, BY .125 MILLS (12.5 CENTS PER $1,000 OF TAXABLE VALUE) FOR EACH OF THE YEARS 1998 THRIUGH 2003 (6 YEARS INCLUSIVE), FOR THE PURPOSE OF AUTHORIZING SANILAC For the purpose of nominating candidates for the Republican, Democratic, and Reform parties for the COUVTY TO LEVY SUCH MILLAGE COMMENCING IN 1998 TO EQUIP, OPERATE, offices of State Governor, Representative in Congress-5th District, State Senator-27th District, State MAINTAIN AND DEFRAY DEBT SERVICE AND PROVIDE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE Representative-83rd District. COUNTY: Register of Deeds, Road Commissioner, County SERVCES TO VETERANS THROUGH A COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN'S Commissioner; and for the purpose of electing Precinct Delegates. AFFAIRS, WHICH INCREASE SHALL RAISE IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE LEVY AN ESTMATED $1 03,019.00? I THE FOLLOWING PROPOSALS WILL ALSO BE ON THE BALLOT: I I, CAROL A. DALE, COUNTY TREASURER OF THE COUNTY OF SANILAC, MICHIGAN HEREBY CERTIFY THAT AS OF JULY 1,1998, THE RECORDS OF THIS OFFICE INDICATE THAT THE TOTAL OF ALL VOTED INCREASES, OVER AND ABOVE THE TAX LIMITATION ESTABLISHED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF MICHIGAN IN ANY LOCAL UNiTS 3F SANILAC COUNTY, IS AS FOLLOWS: SHALL THERE BE A MONTHLY SURCHARGE TO SANILAC COUNTY TELEPHONE USERS WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL BOUNDARIES OF SANILAC COUNTY'S UNIT NAME I INCREASE USE INCLUSIVE I ENHANCED 9-1-1 SERVICE DISTRICT OF UP TO 13% ADDITIONAL TO THE 4% PREVIOUSLY ASSESSED FOR A TOTAL OF 17% OF THE HIGHEST MONTHLY FLAT CWNTY OF SANllAC 0.20 M MEDICAL CONTROL 1997-2000 RATE CHARGED BY A TELEPHONE SERVICE SUPPLIER FOR A ONE (1) PARTY ACCESS 0.20 M SR. CITIZENS 1996-1999 LINE (WHICH WOULD NOT EXCEED $1.96 PER MONTH) FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE (5) 0.20 M LIBRARIES 1996-1999 YEARS WITH THE SURCHARGE MONIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO COVER THE 2.00 M ROADS 1996-2000 SANILAC COUNTY CENTRAL DISPATCH ENHANCED 9-1-1 OPERATIONS PURSUANT TO PUBLIC ACT 32 OF 1986 AS AMENDED, AND PUBLIC ACT 196 OF 1991? EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP 1.00 M ROAD MAINTENANCE 1996-1999 GREENLEAF TOWNSHIP 1.00 M FIRE PROTECTION 1997-2000 1.OO M ROAD MAINTENANCE 1997-2000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDS FOR THE DRUG TASK FORCE, CASS CITY SCHOOLS *18.00 M OPERATING 1995-1999 WHOSE SOLE PURPOSE SHALL BE THE PREVENTION, DETECTION, ARREST, AND 4.76 M DEBT 1996-2008 PROSECUTION OF PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF ILLEGAL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, AND RELATED CRIMINAL ACTIVITY UNDER THE UBLY SCHOOLS *18.00 M OPERATING 1994-2003 SUPERVISION OF THE DRUG TASK FORCE BOARD CONSISTING OF THE 4.00 M DEBT 1992-2007 CHAIRPERSON OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, TWO (2) MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO BE APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, HURON INTER 1.8520 M SP ED I NDEFlN ITE MICHIGAN STATE POLICE, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, SHERIFF, AND A .I204 M OPERATING INDEFINITE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SANILAC COUNTY POLICE CHIEF'S ASSOCIATION: 1.3797 M VO ED INDEFINITE SHALL THE LIMITATION OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF TAXES WHICH MAY BE TUSCOLA INTERMEDIATE 2.60 M SP ED INDEFlNlTE ASSESSED AGAINST ALL PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF SANILAC, STATE OF 1.75 M VO ED IN DEFI NlTE MICHIGAN, BE INCREASED AS PROVIDED BY ARTICLE 9, SECTION 6 OF 1963 CONSTITUTION OF MICHIGAN BY NOT MORE THAN 5/1OTH OF 1 MILL (SO CENTS PER $l,OOO OF THE TAXABLE VALUATION, AS EQUALIZED) OF ALL PROPERTY WITHIN THE COUNTY, GIVING AN ESTIMATED REVENUE OF $423,000 FOR EACH OF THE COUNTY TREASURER YEARS 1998,1999,2000 AND 2001 INCLUSIVE? *NOT SPREAD ON HOMESTEADS AND FARMLANDS PROPOSAL P RENEWAL OF SA NI L AC COUNTY PARKS MILLAGE THE ELECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED AT THE FOLLOWING POLLING PLACES: SHALL THE 15 MILL TAX LIMITATION ON GENERAL AD VALOREM TAXES EVERGREEN TOWNSHIP GFtEENLEAF TOWNSHIP WITHIN SANILAC COUNTY, STATE OF MICHIGAN, BE INCREASED AS PROVIDED BY Township Hall, 55 14 Shabbona Road Township Hall, Gilbert Road ARTICLE IX, SECTION 6, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, BY .20 2nd Building W. of Decker 2 miles N. of Cas City Road MILLS (20 CENTS PER $1,000 OF TAXABLE VALUE) FOR EACH OF THE YEARS 1998 Shabbona Road The0 Cleland, Clerk THROUGH 2001, INCLUSIVE; WHICH LEVY WILL RAISE IN THE FIRST YEAR AN Arthur Severance, Clerk ESTIMATED REVENUE OF $169,200? THESE FUNDS SHALL, BE USED FOR PROVIDING The Polls of said election will open at o'clock a.m. and will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day of election. OPERATINC/CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS IN MAINTAINING SERVICES OF OUR COUNTY 7 ~~ PARKS. Linda I. Kozfkay, Sanilac County Clerk ' @ASSCITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 PAGE NINE .Tuscola Technology Center, Life Long Learning 1401 Cleaver Road Fall I998 Reaistration Begins ...... :.*...... Vocadond Technology Stills Computer Classes August 5,1998 Computer Numerical Control Walk-In: Tuscola Technology Center Windows'9S Learn the universal application of CNC information. Related Education for Employment Ofice Sept 14 - Sept 21 Mon Fee $30 activities will be completed in our lab after students solidly grasp or Sept 28- Oct 5 core information. Phone: C harge-a-Course Intro to the PC Sept 29-Dec Tues p.m. 1 6-9 517-672-2224 or Au~31-0ct 21 Mon or Wed Fee $100 loweeks Fee $200 Book Fee $35 5 17-673-5300 ex t 345 or Oct 26-Dec 16 Basic Machining Ask for Becki Bates Core1 Draw Students will learh about tools and equipment operation including (Visa or MasterCard only) Oct 1-NOV19 Thurs Fee $120 lathes, mills, grinders, prases and precision measuring tools. Mail: Send registration form with check Surf the Net I Scpt 3-Dw 17 Mon 6-9p.m. payable to Tuscola Technology Center or Sept 15 Tues Fee $15 IO weeks Fee $200 Book Fee $50 your credit card number and expiration date Surf the Net ll Lab Fee $15 Sept 22 Tues Fee $15 Times for Monday - Thursday Access'97 I Registration: 9.00 a m - 4:OO p.m. Oct 6-Nov 3 Tues Fee $ 105 After Sept 1: 9.00 a m. - 7:OO p,m Access '97 I1 11-M.Deadlines for Registration: Nov IO-Dec 8 Tues Fee $105 Mail: 10 days before class Excel '97 I Auto Body Repair Phone Or Walk In: 4 days before class OCt 7-NOv 4 Wed Fee $105 Rebuild and restore damaged cars; fix a fender or patch & paint To be register for the class, pnyment is required Scheduldreceipts Excel '97 I1 rusted areas. Develop skills needed to do a variety of jobs as you will be mailed Wv 1 1-Dec 16 Wed Fee $105 complete work on your own vehicle. Word '97 I Sept 07-Dec 16 M&W 6-9 p.m. Health~- Related Classes Oct 12-Nov 9 Mon Fee $ 105 15 weeks Fee $250 Word '97 11 Lab $15 Certified Nurse Aide Fee This Nurse Aide class will prepare graduates to work as a Nurse Aide Nov 16-Dec 14 Mon Fee $105 in a nursing home, or home health agency & prepare the student to sit Microsoft Works 4.0 Auto Technology I -*- for the State Registry Examinaticn Oct 6-Dec 8 Tues Fee $150 This 100 hour course is intended to prepare students to take and Sept Dec 16 M&W 6-9 p m Quickbooks 4.0 pass the National Institute Auto Service Excellence test or the 7 - 15 weeks Fee $450 Book Fee $60 Sept 29-Nov 10 Tues Fee $105 Michigan Automotive Technician Certificate test. Computerized Medical Insurance Billing AutoCad (Great Lakes credit available) Sept 7-Dec 14 M&W 5:30-9p.m. Sept 7 Dec 14 Mon 6-9 p.m. Sept 1-Dec 15 TU~S(5:30-7:30) Fee $150 17 weeks Fee $300 Lab Fee S 15 - 15 weeks Fee !§ 150 Book Fee $35 Easy Web Pages Dec 14-Dec 2 1 Mon Fee $55 Welding and Cutting Adult CPR (American Red Cross) Networking I Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Oct 6 Tues 6-9:30 p.m. Sept 3-Dec 17 Thurs Fee $300 dS&k: VhM dTT I night Fee $30 Networking I1 will be offered during the winter semester. Upon Students will learn how to safely setup and operate G.T.A.W. Community First Aide (American Red Cross) completion of Networking I & IT, students will be prepared to write welding equipment. Oct 13 Tues 6-9:30 p.m. the certification test for Novell. Sept 28-Nov 30 Mon 6-9 p.m. 1 night Fee $30 10 weeks Fee $200 Lab Fee $ I5 Infant & Child CPR (American Red Cross) Computer Gvaphicm - hchtosb Oct 20 Tues 6-9:30 p.m. Presents the use of Adobe Illustrator, Quark Xpress, Adobe I-CAR 1 night Fee $30 Photoshop and Fractal Painter. Also explored will be photo I-CAR Weld Certification required by Auto Body Insurance Medical Terminology for the Lay Person manipulation, scanning techniques, desktop publishing, electronic companies is available through the Tuscola Technology Center. Learn what the doctor really means! drawing and painting, and 2-D design. Preparation classes are available to learn the specifics of this Sept 28-Nov 2 Mon 6-9 p.m. NOV~-Nov 30 Mon 4-6 p.m. demanding certification. Classes and certification test sessions 6 weeks Fee $30 5 weeks Fee $105 are limited to ten participants! Sh-!!!K!!!d!!!S!!egr Call for more information OF F11NTI CAS C1lY CAMPUS regarding preparation and testing Beginning Sign Language -e to become a recognized I-CAR Certified Welder Sept 29-Dec 1 Tues 4.15-6.15 p.m ,* 51 7.672.2224 IO weeks Fee $40 Rakcr classes available at the Tech Center are: lntermediate Sign Language klass: Dates: Sept 29-Dec I Tues 6.30-8 30 p.m. MEDIOS CENA Sept 7-Dec 16 10 weeks Fee $40 Small Engine Repair MIS 12 1 Intro to Medical Insurance Sept 2 1 -Nov 23 This course will be an introduction to small engine operation and SCIIOOE Basic Human Anatomy Sept 22-Nov 24 repair. Leam major steps of engine tear-down and rebuilding, MED 103 Medical Terminolqgy Sept 24-Dec 3 inspecting, measuring & cleaning parts, proper method of reinstalling major parts, and troubleshooting, and tune-up. Intro to Small BusinessEntrepreneurship Sept 1-Dcc 17 T&Th 6-9 p.m, This course includes an overview of small business operations from 15 weeks Fee $250 Book $50 the business to start-up.. Also explored will be the nature & role of I Blueprint Reading entrepreneurship in business. Students will read drawings that are dimensioned in fractional Sept 28-Nov 9 Mon 6-9 p.m. andor decimal inches & in metric. 7 weeks Fee $60 Small Business Operations Sept 30-Dec 2 Wed 6-9 p.m. Tia Chi This course includes acquisition of human resources, management 10 weeks Fee $1 50 Book Fee $3 5 Sponsored by the Human Development Commission control, purchasing, and inventory management. Electronics at the Tuscola Technology Center Sept 30-Nov 11 Wed 6-9 p.m. This course deals with instruction in basic electronics. Students This unique Chinese form of exercise will cultivate 7 weeks Fee $60 will be taught troubleshooting and repair procedures. body, mind, and spirit. This class is designed to acquaint you with Financial Solutions for Small Business Management Sept 3 -Dec 17 Thurs 6-9 p.m. the basic movements and provide you with the rudiments of the art. This course will use Quickbooks S.0 as a complete bookkeeping, 15 weeks Fee $200 Book Fee $35 It is a natural form of exercise, and easy to learn for everyone of all invoicing and report package. No accounting knowledge needed to Rcsiden tin1 Electricity ages. A free demonstration will be held on September 1. take this class. Quickbooks is a fast and easy business management Gain the basic knowledge of house wiring. Covers basic electricity, No class on Oct 6. blueprints, bench circuits, service panels,-meter boxes, National package. Sept 8-Nov 10 Tues 6:30-7:45 p.m. Sept 29-Nov 10 Tues 6-9 p.m. Electrical Code, remodeling, wiring, and new installations. 8 weeks Fee $40 7 weeks Fee $60 Oct l-DH 2 Wed 6-9 p.m. To register call Rita Gruber at 51 7.673.4121 or 1-800-843-6394 10 weeks Fee $ 150 Book Fee $3 5 ALL THREE CLASSES FOR A COMPLETE Intro to Woodworkinq TAKE Heart Smart Vegetarian Cookinq INTRODUCTION TO THE SMALL BUSMSS WORLD A new and exciting short training program designed to prepare you This course will enable you to learn the basics of vegetarian to have a wood craftsmanship skill for securing employment or for cooking. You will get to know the different kinds of spices, flours, leisure activities. Includes introduction to tools and materials, and lentils. You will receive step by step instruction on how to design and layout, and construction. Students will have "hands on" prepare a variety of interesting and nutritious foods. "Hands on'' experience. Students will complete a cabinet, lawn furniture, or a Tiny Tots I experience is provided with sampling of the foods. project of their choice. Pictures of projects are on display at the Swimming made fun for the 2-5 year olds. Children must be Technology Center, Materials fee vary with projects. accompanied by a parent in pool. Limit 10. The class is structured into three sessions of five classes each. Call Sept 29-Dec 15 Tues 6-9 p.m. Sept 29-Dec 8 Tues 5: 15-6: 15 p.m. or stop in for a descriptive flyer on the classes. $5 supply fee will be 12 weeks Fee $100 10 weeks Fee $40 paid to the instructor each class. Limit 10 Cartography Oct I-Oct 29 1st session Thurs 6-9 p.m. Intro to the art science of making maps and charts. This course and Tiny Tots 11 Nov 5-Dec 10 2nd session Fee $40 will introduce terminology, concepts and principles of Cartography. This class will focus on getting your child to be more independent in Jan 7-Feb 4 3rd session Topics include: use of scale, legend, title, grids, graticules, the water and enhance skills learned in Tiny Tots I class. Children projections, scale factor, datum, ellipsoids, and geodetic reference must be accompanied by a parent in pool. Limit 10. Healing with Herbs systems. Sept 29-Dec 8 Tues 6:30-7:30p.m. This course will enable you to learn the basics of herbs used for Sept 3-Dec 17 'rhurs 4:OO-5:45 p.m. 10 weeks Fee $40 healing. You will get to know the different kinds of herbs and will I5 weeks Fee S IO0 receive step by step instruction on how to prepare a variety of healing herbs. "Hands on'' experience is provided. Snowmobile Clinic The class is structured into three sessions of five classes each. Call or stop in for descriptive flyer on the classes. $5 supply fee will be paid to the instructor each class. Limit 10 Computer Networks I Learn how to service and maintain your Sept 29-0ct 271st session Tues 6-9 p.m. ELC24 1 Thursdays 5:30-8:30 p.m. snowmobile. Some of the topics that will Nov 3-Dec 1 2nd session Fee $40 Computer Aided Draftinq (Tuswla Technology Articulation) be covered are engine performance, Jan 5-Feb 2 3rd session TTC101 Tuesdays 5:30-8:30p.m. pipes, jetting, studs and carbides, Blueprints & Schematics suspension adjustment, and clutching r------\ FLSl17 Tuesdays 7:30-9:30 p.m. Lab fee S 10. Machine Shop FLSl15 Thursdays 5:30-9:30 p.m. Relaxing way to get a great workout. No swimming Fluid Systems I October 5-Nov 2 Mon 6:00-9.00 p.m skills are needed. Water exercising is terrific for FLS 124 Tuesdays 5:30-9:30p.m 5 weeks Fee $50 Fluids Systems 11 beginners as well as those who are physically fit and FLS12S Thursday 5:30-9:30p.m would like to stay that way. Limit 10. CLASSES START AMLIST 31, 1998 Walk in 00 Call CALL DENISEDERR 517-672-2224 OP AT 517-673-5300 ext 1-800-968-9710 306 ASK... . . us about attending daytime voc-tech classes! CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Obituaries Legal Notices She worked for Wickes Crane officiating. and was a worthy patron of Lumber Co., (Midland Rd. Graveside committal ser- the Cass City OES. THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR Section 7, Town 11 North, Range 9 East, THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR 17 ATEMWING TO COLLECTA DEBT. thence S89 degrees 41 'WW, 992.89 feet ATTEMPTING TO COLLECTA DEBT Store) for years, and was vices followed at Floral Gar- He is survived by his wife, ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN along the North Section line to the point ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN a riiernber of the Auburn dens Cemetery, Bay City. Maxine; a daughter, Sharon WILL BE USED FORTHAT PURPOSE. of beginning; thence South 260.00 feet: WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. United Mcthodist Church Memorials may be made to (Tom) Campbell of Orion thence S89 degrees41'43"W, 331.04 feet and its Woinen's Circle. Township; 2 granddaughters; MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been to the East 118 line; thence NO degrees MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been the Auburn United Method- made it he conditions of a mortgage made 00'4S"E, 260.00 feet along the East 1/8 m;ide in the conditions of a mortgage She marricd Robert C. ist Church or the donor's fa- a sister, Helen Willits of by Pamela G. LIKENS; and Albert S. line to the North Section line; thence N89 made by Jonathan M. BURTON and ,' degrees 41'40"E. 330.97 feet along the Deckerville, she was thc ews. McCellan Feb. 5, 1944. He vorite charity. Rochester Hills; 2 brothers, HARMON and Norma HARMON. hus- Tonya M. BURTON, his wife (Original She was prcccdcd in death survives her. Arrangements were made Lewis (Maxine) Profit of band and wife (Original Mortgagors) to North Section line to the point of begin- Mortgagors) to Citizens Commercial and daughter of ' G i*a1 d €I ow at-d ning. Savings Bank. Mortgagee. dated Decem- t' by tier inf'ant Daniel, in GREAT LAKES NATIONAL BANK and the larc Barbara son, Also surviving are 5 chil- by Auburn Chappel, Winter Haven, Fla., and Ed- MICHIGAN as successor by merger to The redemption period shall be 6 months ber 20. 1993. and recorded on January 4, May 1978 and hcr brother, dren, Joyce (Dale) Stevens of Cunningham-Taylor Funeral ward (Judy) Profit of Cass Great Lakes National Bank, fMa First from the date of such sale, unless deter- 1994, iii Liber 652. on Page 344, Tuscola Wurrnl ingcr Woj tas. Savings and Loan Association of mined abandoned in accordance with County Records. Michigan, and was as- She niarried Roger Gerald Howard Jr., in May Cass City, Cheryl1 (Cecil) Homes, Inc., Auburn. City; a brother-in-law, 1987. Saginaw, Mortgagee, dated September 1948CL 600.3241(a) in which case the signed by said mortgagee to thc Kroctsch March 8, 1974, at Himehauc h of Wisconsin, Harold Abke of Unionville; 1 2, I978 and recorded on September 14, redemption period shall be 30 days from COASTAL BANC. ssb. as assignee by Furicral scrviccs were held the date of such sale. an assignment dated August 17, 1995. Sts. Peter Xr Paul Catholic Sandra (George) Williams of Nancy Peters a step-brother-in-law, Dale 1978 in Liber 490, on Page 353,Tuscola M ondii y at t tic S 111 ig ie 1 sk i County Records, Michigan. on which which was recorded on September 26. Church of Ruth. Redford Township, Vicki Abke of Bay City, and many f;uneriil Honiu of' Minden (Robert) Maciejewski of Bay mortgage there is claimed to be due at DATED: July IS, 1998 1995. in Likr 679. on Page 678. Tuscola She attendcd Cass City Nancy Carol Peters, 59, of nephews and nieces. the date hereofthe sum of Eighteen Thou- County Records. on which mortgage City, with tht. Rev. Ronald High School. Shc attended City and Scott (Nancy) Cass City, died Monday, July He was preceded in death sand Two Hundred Eighty-Five And 88/ USDA. RURAL DEVELOPMENT there is claimed to be due at the date Wiigncl-, piistor of' Sts. Pcrcr McLellan of Freeland; 17 I00dollars ($I 8,285.88),including inter- hereof the sum of Forty-Six Thousand Six St. Patrick's Parish of'Piilrns. 20, 1998, in her home. by his parents; sisters-in-law, Mortgagee & Paul Cntholic Church ot' grandchildren; 2 1 great- est at 10.25570 per annum. Hundred Fifty-One And 95/100 dollars Surviving art. hcr hushand, She was born Oct. 4, 1938, Lucille LaFave and Madelyn Under the power of sale contained in ($46.65 1-95).including interest at 7.75% Ruth. ot'lic i at i . ATTORNEY FOR:Mortgagee Roger, of Mindcn City; onc ng grandchildren; one daughter- in Shabbona to Harvey and Abke, and a brother-in-law, said mortgage and the statute in such case per aiiiiuni. Burial was in Sts. Peter & in-law, Irene McLellan; 3 Phyllis (Rogers) Linderman. Maurice Willits. ma& and provided. notice is hettby given Robert A. Tremain & Associates, P.C. Under the power of sale contained in ' daughter, Michclle Kroctsch said mortgage and the statute in such cast f';iuI Ccriictcry of' Ruth. brothers, Orville (Joanne) She married Ronald B. Pc- Funeral services will be that said mongage will be foreclosed by 401 South Old Woodward Avenue of' Sandusky ; hcr father, a sale of the mongaged premises, or some Suite 300 nixie and provided, notice is hereby given Mallory of Gagetown, James held Thursday at the Kranz that said mortgage will be foreclosed b: Gerald Howard ot'ciiss City; tcrs June 15, 1957, in Mem- part ofthem, at public vendue. at the front Birmingham, MI 48009-6616 (Beverly) Mallory of Funeral Home, Cass City, entrance to the Courthouse in the Village a sale ofthe mortgaged premises. or some her f'at hc r - and mot tiel.- i 11 - Dorothy McLellan phis, Tenn. Kingston and Richard (Gail) of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan, at 7- 15-5 part of them, at public vendue, at the front law, Wilt'rcd and Virginia Peters worked for Walbro with Dr. Phil Rice of the Cass entrance to the Couiihouse in the Village of 1O:OO o'clock A.M.. on Friday, Septem- Kroctsch of Minden City; 3 MIS. Dorothy E. McLellan, Mallory Cass City, and 2 for over 28 years. She was a City United Methodist ber 4. 1998. of Caro. 'Tuscola County, Michigan at sisters, Wilma McLellan and Said premises 10:00 o'clock A.M., on September 1 I, member of St. Pancratius Church officiating. m situated in VILLAGE THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECIOR sisters, Connie LaPccr nnd 75, died l'uesdny, July 2 I, 1998. Marjorie Mallory, both of Masonic candlelight ser- of CARO, Tuscola County, Michigan, and ATTEMPTING hushand, Alan, of'Cass City, 1998, at the Carriage House Catholic Church. TO COLLECT A DEBT. Said premises are situated in TOWN- Cass City. She was preceded are described as: ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN Diane Gibhard iind hushand. Nursing Home in Bay City She is survived by her hus- vices have been scheduled SHIP of ARBELA, Tuscola County, in WILL BE USED FORTHAT PURPOSE. Axc aftcr a lingering illncss. death by a stepson, Roh- band, Ronald; daughter, Sue for today (Wednesday) at Lot 16. Block 2. Westdalk Subdivision Michigan, and are described as: Gerald, of 13aci and to the Village of Caro. crt McLellan. 7:30 p.m. by the Cass City MORTGAGE SALE Default been Dc bo ra h L ;i d d ;in 11 ti 11s b ;i ti d . Born Sept. 5, 1922, in Cnss (Wdly) Laming of Cass City; - has Commencing 395 Eiist of the Southwest made in the conditions of a mortgage son, Steve (Tammy) Peters of Tyler Masonic Lodge #3 17. The redemption period shall be 6 corner ofthe Southwest 1/4 of the South- Steven, of Marlctte; 5 broth- City, she was thc daughter of Funeral services were held made by Perry L. BARANIC and Janelle Visitation was to have been month(s) from the date of such sale, un- east 1/4ofSection 22.TION, R7E. thence ers, Larry Howard and wif'e. Jern and Eva P. (Denccn) Glennie; 3 grandchildren; BARANIC, husband and wife (Original Saturday at the Auburn East feet; Thence North 325 feet: one great-granddaughter; held Tuesday, July 28, from less determined abandoned in accordance Mortgagors) to GREAT LAKES NA- 130 Carla, of' Snovcr, Gary Mallory and had resided in United Methodist Church, with 1948CL 600.3241a. in which case Thence West I30 feet; Thence South 325 7 to 9 p.m., and today TIONAL BANK MICHIGAN as succes- Howard and wit'e, 1-indii, ot this xca most of her lil'c. with thc Rev. Lawson D. mother, Phyllis Linderman; the redemption period shall be 30 days feet to the place of beginning...... (Wednesday) from 2 to 5 sor by merger to Great Lakes National brothers and sisters, Marilyn from the date of such sale. Bank, fMa Great Lakes Bancorp, Mort- The redemption period shall be 6 (Bill) Woodward of Cass p.m, and 7 to 9 p.m. gagee, dated May 7, 1993 and recorded Dated: July 22. 1998 nionth(s) from the date of such sale, un- City, Janet (Hazen) Roberts Interment will be in Elkland on May 27. 1993 in Liber 641, on Page less determined abandoned in accordmce 856. Tuscola County Records, Michigan, of Pinconning, Bill (Verna) Township Cemetery. GREAT LAKES NATIONAL BANK with 194RCL 600.3241~1,in which cpse on which mortgage there is claimed to be MICHIGAN the retlernption period shall be 30 days Linderman of Pontiac, Memorials may be made to due at the date hereof the sum of Fifty- from the date of such sale. Norma Jean (Jerry) Craig of Seven Thousand Six Hundred Seventy- FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: seven And 92/100 dollars ($57,677.92). Iowa, Helen Sprague of Bay Dated: July 29, 1998 (248) 642-4202 including interest at 7.2S%per annum. City, and Harvey (Sue) Phyllis Wright Trott (YL Trott. P.C. Under the power of sale contained in COASTAL BANC, ssb Attorneys for GREAT LAKES NA- said mortgage and the statute in such case Lindcrman of Cass City. TIONAL BANK MICHIGAN, She was preceded in death Phyllis Lester. Wright, 87, made and provide4 notice is hereby given FOR INFORMATION. PLEASE CALL: 30 I SO Telegraph that said mortgage will be foreclosed by 'Suite 100 (248)642-4202 by a sister, Ruth Ann. of Cass City, died Wednes- a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some Bingham Farms. Michigan 48025 Trott & Trott, P.C. Funeral services were held day, July 22, 1998, in her pan of them, at public vendue, at the front File # 98076672 Attorneys for COASTAL BANC. ssb. 7 p.m. Friday at the St. home. entrance to the courthouse in the Village 301 SO Telegraph 7-22-5 of Caro. Tuscola County, Michigan at Panc r a t i us Cat hol ic Church , Born Oct. 16, 1910, in Suite 100 1O:W o'clock A.M., on September 4, Binghiim Farms, Michigan 4802s Cass City, with the Rev. Paul Kingston, she was the daugh- 1998. File # 98077003 B ala offi c i a t i ng . ter of Frank and Elizabeth Said premises are situated in TOWN- Mcmorials may be made to (Butler) Lester. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLEC'I' SHIP of WELLS,Tuscola County, Michi- 7-29-5 A DEBT. ANY INFOKMATION OB- gan, and are described as: the charity of the donor's She married Fred Cecil TAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT choice. Lester June 16, 1934, in PURPOSE. The West 112 of land described as: part Arrangemcnts were made Kingston. He died April 12, of the Southeast I/4 of fractional Section THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR SPECIAL BUY MORTGAGE SALE - Defiiult has been 18. Town 12 North, Range IO East. de- A'ITEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. by Kranz Funeral Home, 1977. She married Carl made in the conditions of a Mortgage scribed as: beginning at a point on the ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN Name Brand - Slightly Irregular Cass City. Wright Oct. 4, 1980, in Cass niade by Robert Bank and Lacia Bank, South line of said Section 18, which is WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE City. husband and wife. Mortgagor(s), to Mort- North 89 degrees 54 minutes 38 seconds T-shirts & Shorts gage Corporation of America. 3 Michi- MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been She was a member of the East, 665.65 feet from the South 114 cor- Leslie Profit gan corporation, Mortgagee. dated Dc- ner of said Section, Thence continuing made in the conditions of a mortgage made Deford Methodist Church cember 30. 1997. ;itid recordetl January along the South line of Section 18, North by Ralph VETTRAINO and Lisa L. and of the W.C.T.U. 13, 1998, in Liher 72X. Pages 75-81. of 89 degrees 54 minutes 38 seconds East VE'ITRAINO, husband and wife (Origi- Leslie L. Profit, 77, of Cass Surviving are her husband, Tuscola County Records, Michigan, on 665.65 feet: Thence North 00 degrees 24 nal Mortgagors) to GREAT LAKES NA- City, died Monday, July 27, which moilgage there is cl;iinied to be due minutes IS seconds West 2624.84 feet: TIONAL BANK MICHIGAN successor Carl; 2 daughters, Gail Joos as of the date of this notice. the sum of by merger to Great Lakes National Bank 1998, at Covenant Medical Thence along the East-West 1/4 line of of Watrousville and Dolores Forty Seven Thousand Nine Hundred said Section 18, South 89 degrees 39 min- fMa Great hkcs Bancorp, Mortgagee, Center - Cooper, Saginaw, Lester of Iuka, Miss.; a son, Twenty Seven and 74/100 Dollars utes 17 secondswest. 667.47 feet: Theha dated April I, 1993 and recorded on April after a short illness. ($47,927.74), including intcrest at South 00 degrees 26 minutes 39 seconds 7, 1993 in Liber 639, on Page 036, Duane (Marilyn) Lester of 14.990% pcr iinnuni. Tuscola County Records, Michigan, on He was born Aug. 7, 1920, FAst, 2621 37 feet to the South line of said Mt. Vernon, Wash.; stepchil- Under the power of s:ile contained in Section I8 and the point of beginning. which mortgage there is claimed to be he in Cass City to William and dren, Shirley Weisenbach, said niorigage, and piinu;int IO the stat- at the date hereof the sum of Fifty-FiVr ucs of the State of Michigan. notice is Thousand Three Hundred Fifty-Six Apd Mon. thru Sat. Hazel (Crawford) Profit. Glen Wright, Earl Wright The redemption period shall be 12 He married Maxine R. hereby giveii that said niuiig;ige will bc month(s) from the date of such sale. &/lo0 dollars ($55,356.46),including in- and Vera Balwinski; 4 grand- foreclosed by ii snle of the mortg;igrd [ire- terest at 7.75% per annum. CASS CITY- Abkc Aug. 26, 1944, in Caro. children; 8 great-grandchil- niises, or sonie part of them, at public auc- Dated: July 22, 1998 Under the power of sale contained in spid -IN tion to the highest bidder. on September mortgage and ?hestatute in such case made Phone: 872-2191 Profit farmed for many dren; a brother, Donald years. He worked for Kleins 4. 1998, :it I0:Wo'clock in the torenoon, GREAT LAKES NATIONAL BANK and provided, notice is hereby given tlat (Mae)Lester of Florida, and at the front entrance of the Court House MICHIGAN said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sue Fertilizer Plant in Cass City inany nieces and nephews. in the Village of Caro, Tuscol;~County. of the mortgaged premises, or some &I Michipn. of them, at public vendue, at the front Cn- for IO years, and for the past She was preceded in death FOR INFORMATION. PLEASECALL: 20 years worked for Tubes in Said preiiiiscs tire siruiited in the TOWII- (248) 642-4202 trance to the Courthouse in the Village of by a grandson, Gary Lester; ship of Tuscol;i. Tuscola Cou~lty.Michi- Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan at IO@ Saginaw. Protit was a mem- Trott & Trott, P.C. a great-granddaughter, gan. and iiic described iis: Attorneys for GREAT LAKES NA- o'clock A.M., on August 28, 1998. I ber of the Cass City United Ashley King; a brother, Lec TIONAL30 I SO Telegraph BANK MICHIGAN, Said premises are situated in TOW- Mcthodist Church, Cass City Lot 32, of Haines Subdivision. ;word- SHIP of VASSAR, Tuscola Cou for the price of 2-cash rate. BLIJEBEKRIES - IJ-pick a1 EIJCHKE CLUB Port Austin were Monday Mass at the Palms Catholic Traveling Breakfast C1 u b Save money by enclosing Turner B lueberry Farm. the house cash with mail orders. Rates cvcning gucsts of Mrs. Church for Albert and Pat met at the Peppermill in Bad Open 8 a.ni. to 8 p.m. 7 days. a 1 Five tahlcs of cards were Gerald Wills. Stepka and the open house at Axe Thursday morning. fox display want ad on ap- Call 5 17-673 6447. played whcn thc Euchre Greg and Michelle Reid of the Stepka home Sunday. They will meet at the plication. 2-7- I 5 S is covered. Club met Saturclay atternoon Mxi i s o n He i g h t s , Matt hew Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fibranz Franklin Inn next week. -. . ;it the home of Mr. and Mrs. and Roxann Particka of were Tuesday guests of has. Nancy Carpenter, Dean Jr., C Automotive ) FOR SALE - new arid used Harold Copeland. High Tipton and Melvin and Char- Gerald Wills. Michael, Jessica and Timo- Whirlpool and GE washer prizes wcrc won by Mrs. lotte Particka spent a week at Thelma Jackson was a Sun- thy of Newport News, Va., and dryer par-ts, 7 electric McVey Agency Inc. FOR SALE - 1992 Pontiac Ronnie Graccy and Lconard Houghton, where they went day supper guest of Florence spent from Tuesday till Fri- LeMans, $3,000 or best of- dryers, 2 wasticrs, choice $75 4546 Leach St. Bculla. Low pri/cs were won on a pontoon boat, tishing, Watson. day with Don and Carolyn fer. HP 660 color ink-jet each. Also golf balls, $3 per Cass City, Mich. by Thclma Jackson and Jerry sightseeing and boat rides. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt Carpenter in Caro, where printer, one-year-old, $80. dozen. Dan Gyoniory, 6772 Dccker. Mrs. Ronnie Gracey Reva Silvcr, Mi%. Curtis were Sunday dinner guests they attended the Caro Fair 872-3 1 12. 1-7-22-3 Pine, Cass City, MI. (517) 872-4860 won the trawling priLc. Clcliind and 'Thelma Jackson of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Powers before coming back to Ray 2-7- 17-3 The next party will bc hcld wcre Friday supper and at Port Austin. and Rita Depcinski's for a at the home ol' Mrs. IIImer 1987 CHRYSLER LeBaron. For life insurance mortgage cvcning guests of Mrs. Seventeen members of the few days. Runs and looks great. SWEETCORN -Honey and Fucstcr Aug. 14. protection-Being in good hands Gerald Wills. $2,600. 872-8700. 1-7-29-3 cream at Bcnh+'s Home The group had supper at Mrs. John O'Henley was a Bakery, 2 1/2 miles east of is the only place to be: C harmont . Sunday supper guest of Mrs. Cemetery on Severance Rd. 1978 OLDS CUTLASS - Martin Sweeney. I Council proceedings I 2-7-22-3 ****** Mr. and Mrs. Danny charcoal gray. Uniroyal Tiger Paws, Landau roof. 5 I7-872- Schultz, Shannon, Sabrina BLUEBERRIES - U-pick, Mrs. Ken (>sentoski was a and Samantha of Canton The Regular Meeting of the have been collected to date. 1'' after p.m. 1-7-29-3 70 cents/pound. 683-2555. Tucsday cvcning guest of spent the weekend with Mr. Cass City Village Council Motion by Trustee Weaver, 5600 Bevens Rd. 2-7-22-3 f' Mrs. AIcx C'lcland and Carol and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. was held July 20, 1998, at Supported by Trustee McIn- 1986 CAMARO V-28, red, T- -- Lain i n g . Ray and Rita Depcinski at- 7:OO p.m. All Trustees were tosh that the bills due through top, V-8, air, cruise, AM/FM Professional and Business I Gxy Wills ot' PoIt Austin tended the Bad Axe K of C present with the exception of July 29, 1998, be approved CD, 80,000 miles, $4,750. MAKE AN OFl'EK - 1'0 1110~~ was a'I'ucscl;ry wcriing gucst picnic at the pavilion Sunday Trustees Kropewnicki and for payment as reviewed by 872-3188. 1-7-15-3 or tear down, old fatm house ot' Mrs. Gcrald Wills. aft ern oo n . Prieskorn. the Budget and Finance on M-8 I. Call 872-4403. MI-. ancl Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brown of As advertiscd, a Public Committec. MOTION CAR- General 2-7- 15-3 ''1 DIRECTORY 1 M c K n i g 11 I w c IC M o n d ;i y Mcsa, Calif,, were Saturday Hearing was opened to con- RIED 5 yeas 0 nays , evening ,guests and Carol guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack sider the adoption of an Or- A request was received Corbishley of Rad Axe was Pe 1 ton. dinance authorizing the pri- from Lex Tetreau to extend ;I Wcdncsday cvcning guest Mrs. Martin Sweeney and vate salc of Village owned the sanitary sewer to Maple of' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hcwitt. Thelma Jackson visited property. Hearing no com- Circle. The Public Works ' I Anderson, Tuckey, DOUGLAS Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gillis Brown, Mabel Fisher ments the Public Hearing Committee presented an es- Bernhardt, Doran & Co., P,C, C'icslinski, MI.. ancl Mrs. AI and Mrs. Hal Conkey at the was closed. timate in the amount of Certified Public Accountants PANKRATZ, MmDm Millcr, MIS. Stanlcy Cilaza, Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) Iiicdical carc facility in Bad Motion by Trustee Karr, $8,692.00 and recommended Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cas City) Board Certified Winnifrecl Sofka, Bccky Axe Thursday. Supportcd by Trustee Haley that the project be approved. Jerry Bernhardt, CFA (Caro) I~clrnlccand Mrs. Mitrtin Mr. and Mrs. Harold to adopt Ordinance ## 144, An Motion by Trustee Karr, Sup- Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Orthopaedic Swccncy hiid dinncr ;it tlic Valerie Jarnieson, CPA (Cas City) Ballagh were Sunday after- Ordinance to iuthorize the ported by Trustee Weaver to 715 E Frank St , Caro, MI Surgery Franklin Inn in U;id Axe noon guests of Mrs. Gerald salc of certain Village owned approve the extension of Phone 673-31 37 'I't 1 11 r s d ;Iy . Wills. Real Estatc and authorizing sanitary sewer to Maple 6261 Church St , Cass City, MI *Specia 1izing in Nancy C'arpcntur, Dcan Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gerard the Villagc Manager to ex- Circle. MOTION CARRIED Phone 872--3730 A Joint Replacement, Michacl, Jessica and 'Titno- Marchand and Mr. and Mrs. ecute the necessary docu- 5 yeas 0 nays thy ot' Ncwl>ort News, Va., A rth ros cup ic Joc Marchand and family of ments and agreements. Roll Motion by Trustee Haley, C liar l cs I kpci n s k i ~ Shawn Waterford spent a week at Call Vote: McIntosh-yca, Supportcd by Trustee Surgpry & aiid Nicolc and Rita DO YOU HAVE A their home here. Weaver-y e a, H a1 e y - y e a, Weaver to designate Village 1)cpcinski wcnt to tlic Ilhly Melvin and Charlotte DRINKl NG PROBLEM? Fructurr Care Karr-yea, AI thaver-yea. Manager, Jane Downing, as I lorllccollllng and SilW the Particka and Archie and ALCOHOLICS MOTION CARRIED 5 yeas the voting delegate and STEEL BUILDINGS, new, NitdC s 11 1id:ty. Penny Guigar attended a 0 nays. ANONYMOUS Clerk/Treasurer, Joyce A. must sell. 40x60~14 was 4455 Doerr Rd,, Suite 4, MI.. and MIS. Gary Wills of 25th wedding anniversary As advertised, a Public LaRoche, as the alternate AND AL-ANON $16,200 sell $9,900. Cass City, MI 48726 Hearing was opened to take voting delegate at the Michi- ME ET1NG S 50x100~16 was $26,550 sell HOURS BY phlic comments regarding a gan Municipal League's an- 1-800-267-5692 $18,990. 60x I50x I6 was ' grant application to the nual meeting to be held Sep- $49,990 sell $29,990. Every Friday Evening - 8 00 p.m APPOINTMENT NEW AT PIZZA VILLA!I Michigan Department of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church tember 9-1 1, 1998, in 100x200~20was $98,500 Cass City Natural Resources for a liner Traverse City. MOTION sell $74,990. 1-800-406------(517) 872-4320 and cover for the Stevens CARRIED 5 yeas 0 nays 5 126, 2-7-29- 1 Memorial Pool. Discussion Motion by Trustee Haley, w,- or ------was held. Matinn by Trustee Supported by Trustee McIn- ANDERSEN WINDOW for Weaver, Supported by PIZZA ~ ' WurlcHmnpdhlre (517) 269-9551 tosh to change the regular sale - 6 1/2 ft. x 4 1/2 ft. 429 1 Trustee Karr to closc the August meeting from August at I Emblished 1924 Maplc St., Cass City. Public Hearing and to autho- I Your hometown indeyeriderit N.Y. Yun, M.D. 3 1, 1998, to August 24, 1998. 2-7-29- I fl PARKWAY inI iirance agent for rize the Village Manager to MOTION CARRIED 5 yeas " Term & [Jniversal Life Physician & Surgeon submit an application to the 0 nays - Any Pizza, Office Hours: FOR SALE Gas dryer, 1, I Auto Home Michigan Departrncnt of PI ann in g C om in i ss i on mi n - couch, sewing machinc, ex- .I:. Buw~ev Health Mona-Fri.- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Any Toppings Natural Resources for a liner Utes were reviewed. ercise bike. Call anytime, ,I 1 Thurs. Closed FINANCIAL PRCYI'ECTION - each additional item is $Io0 extra and cover for the Stcvcns Motion by Trustee Karr, $lO~('l'lilS tax 31- IS OUR BUSINESS Sat. - 9 a.m.to 12 p.m. I 872-4782. 2-7-29- I Memorial Pool. MOTION Supported by Trustee Haley -'" "We want to bP you, agent" 6232 Hospital Drive DRIVE rllR11 1 CARRIED S yeas 0 nays Agent\: Cass City that the meeting be ad- FOR SALE - Everest Xr Minutes of'the regular June journed. 872-S448 !: ' Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski Office 872-4733 Jennings electric wheelchair mceting were approved as 6815 E. CmCity Kd. Res. 872-4257 MOTION CARRIED 5 #3N. Needs somc battery VI Caw C'it>, MI 48726 presented. yeas 0 nays parts replaced and bsttcrics. I) 517-172-4351 The June Financial State- Meeting adjourncd at 7:50 Comes with Christie battery ment was reviewed. p.111. COMMUNITV charger. $1,500 cash. 5 17- The Treasurcr's report 872-4968 9 a.m.-noon, 5 HEALTH CLINIC showed that 13.65% of taxes Joyce A. LaRoche p.m.-8 p.m. 2-7-29-3 FOR NON-EMERGENCY Village Clerk -. . HEALTH CARE $50fee Find the Service or Product FOR SALE - Sears Keninore portable dishwasher, yellow Including physician's fee You Need . . . Students and clinic room in This. Action Guide with chopping block top, No appointment necessary $80. Call 517-872-4968, 9 Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. a.m.-noon, 5 p.m.-8 p.m. HILLS & DALES named to 2-7-29-3 GENERAL HOSPITAL SERVICE DIRECTORY 872-2 1 2 1 I I4 dean's list FOR SALE - General Elec- Physician on site 24 hr./day CASS CITY TIRE I tric washer and dryer. Both for emergency care. [ APPLIANCE SERVICE 1 I Hercules and Cooper Noi-thern Michigan Univer- for $100. 1995 Kawasaki I sity officials recently ail- ZX1 900 with new aluminuin FAMILY RURAL Drain Cleaning nounced that 1,672 undcr- trailer. Only 20 hours on Jct Alignments Mufflers Plumbing Repair HEALTH CARE Brakes -011Changes graduates, including 4 from Ski with life vcst and wet suit APPLIANCE & 4215 Maple St., Cars City Dr. Jeffrey Crowley "We'ru for Certified Mechanic thc Cass City area, have been and cover. Like ncw, $4,200 here your REFRIGERATION Phone 872-5303 (5171 872-5571 nmed to the winter semes- Chiropractor health care needs" or best offir. Clif't'ord Mar- tcr dciln's iist. tin. 872-2732 af'tcr 6 p.m. 4452 Doerr Rd I SERVICE I 1 DAN'S POWER & STOVE I 872-1 101 FLOWERS The local students are Jer- 2-7-29-3 (across from Shell Gas Station) I emy Dillon and Jessica Phone 872-4241 4674 Hill St., Cass City Washers, Dryers, Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys PUREBRED Dalmatian Dishwashers, Microwaves, Frederick, both of Cass City, Phone 872-4725 Chimney Sweeping & Repairs Iihy Kilhourn of Deford and puppies. Good homes only. Stoves, Refrigerators, Gas, Wood Fireplaces, Office Hours: Kay 111 ond Me red i t h of Call after 5100, 5 17-872- S.H. Raythatha, M.D. All Brands Stoves & Fireplace inserts s I1 ( )V e I-. 3131. 2-7-29-3 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-S p.m. 7171 Severance Rd. Sales & Service Dr. Ray Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Sandy Tterney, Owner 6509 Main, Cass City Each of thc students Total Family Care ------6476 Main St, Cass City, MI 48726 ac h i c vcd grad c poi n t aver- PODIATRISTS ages of 3.25 to 3.99. 4672 Hill St. ------I-- RUST PROOFING I I Cass City Wrecker 11 .Cass City NORTHEASTERN I ' Buy 2, Get I FOOT CLINIC Service/Auto Electric I NAILS Tuff-Kote Dinol Free Dr.Thomas Bobrowski Specializing in auto & truck electrical wiring Phone 872-5010 Cerlilied Mechanic iutomotive Rust Proofing 1 Free "YOUR FAMlLY FOOT dep. Michigan Blaine deBeaubien, Prop. Systems &Waxing 9ae+ Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 CARE CENTER" Phone 872-2251 Camel &E 4672 Hill St., Cass City Gravel Guards 2 liter Stafe Parks IFill-inc 111 I. ..A .yQi I"c; 872-4327 or Phone 872-5757 for appointmeni Running Boards Camel Lts. C. Bettv Palmer, Licensed Nail Technician 3ock Kote Stone Chip Protection Guide SURGEON GENERAL WARNING Srliokm{ Brian 3592 Center, Essexville I Pepsi awes Lung Cstlcer Hu.>rlI 'Ibeasp Einptiyserria nd May Complicate Pieyriaircy deBeaubien, M.D. 895-8594 Phone 269-9585 .-- *-- Board Certified 1 Wood Crafis For Sale - Some by order onty 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe Orthopaedic Surgeon $1s4'+ dep. $1099, COMPREHENSIVE 11 PLUMBING-HEATING 24 pk. cubes 30 pk. ORTHOPAEDIC CARE SUPREME Total Joint Replacement APPLIANCE Bud & Busch & WINDOW CLEANING Arthroscopic Surgery SALES & SERVICE Sports Medicine FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF Bud Lt. Busch Lt. Adult 8 Pediatric Phone 872-2935 KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY Storms - Screens - Windows APPLIANCES Janitorial Service Floors Endoscopic Carpal FREE ESTIMATES Eaves 8 Gutters Cleaned Tunnel Release To Place An Ad ON DELIVERV, SET-UP + dep. AND INSTALLATION Hi-Riser Service & Rental $199 + tax 3/Wo Arthritis WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL $189 Care ALL PETS in The Estimates on Commercial, CALL US TODAY AT 12 pk. cans + dep. Most insurances accepted VETERl NARY CLINIC Residential & Industrial Work 1455 Doerr Rd., Suite 4, Cass City Action Guide Complete Insurance Coverage 7-Up. P.C. ThermogusI 8qUirt. Breakfast 872-4320 Security Services Available Slice (517) Susan Hoppe D.V.M. Call 872-201 0 Customer Grr Gntcr Vernors, Dr. 1080 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe 4438 S. Seeger St. 961 N. VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw Pepper & More! Bagels cans (517) 269-3002 Phone 872-2255 Phone 269-9955 Call 790-7609 I PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL872-2OlOTOPLACE AN ACTION AD f Household 7 For Rent Notices Services Services Services ( Help Wanted ') Additional Sales SUGAR CREEK Apart- Brad, INDIVIDUAL FOR A part- Sewing and Alterations tinie position who value, YARD SALE - 4916 State ments - one, 2 and 3-hed- Happy 18* Birthday by Kathleen Nizzola room plans with washer/ Carpet & Upholstery customer satisfaction above Classified Street, Gagetown, 9 till ?, Holiday Crafts & other concerns. Position is Friday and Saturday only. dryer connections. 726-1 166 sq. ft., starting at $459. 208 Wearables for Argylc Site Manager, Ads on I4-7-29- 1 Stainmaster bringing caring and joy to Roniain Rd., Caro, MI Bridal Parties 48723. 17-673-05 15. local Senior Citizens. High 3-FAMILY garage sale - July 5 Mending, zippers, hems page11 4-6-17-tf school diploma and experi- 30, 31 and Aug. I, 9 a.m.-6 Children and adults ence in planning and con- p.m., 3575 Cas City Rd., 6 ducting group activities re- miles west of Cass City. No job too small FOR RENT - Front office Free estimates quired. Send letter of appli- Baby, children's and adult space in Cass City available *Flood removal cation and resume to the Ad- clothes, toys, m iscel lancous after June 22, 1998. Heat, Love, Dad, Mom 8 Kelsey Call 872-2663 Don Dohn mini s trative Assistant, Hu- (-1household items. I4-7-29- I 4394 Maple #3 man Devclopnient Commis- trash removal included. Ex- sion, 429 Montague Avenue, PAUL'S PUMP REPAIR - Cass Citv FOR SALE - GE Superline air YARD SALE - Aug. 3-6, cellent location. Contact are t.umhg40, Caro, MI 48723. An Equal weknow you Water pump and water tank Phone 872-347 1 8-7- 1O-tf conditioner. Cools 26x40 area. from 9 to 5. 6729 Third St. Elsie Hahn at 872-2155 or Opportunity Employer. Ap- just don't ever act like it! sales.- Inlhome service. Thomas Roofing Call 872-3620. 2-7- 15-3 14-7-29- 1 872-35 19. 4-7- 15-tf plication Deadline: Aug. 4, Credit cards accepted. Call MIKA'S CUSTOM Serving the area . -~ 1998. 1 1-7-29- 1 673-4850 or 800-745-485 1 MOLDINGS FOR SALE - GE self-clean- CARPORT SALE - TOOIS, for 27 years anti q ue s, books , C h r i s t m as WE ARE NOW taking ap- anytime. 8-9-25-tf Hardwood Molding HELP WANTED - Part time, ing electric range with range plications for 1 & 2-bed- LICENSED hood. Gold. Excellent condi- tree, lawn and garden, curios, Furniture Repair car wash porter. Cass City oddments. 10-6. Aug. 1-2. room apartments at Ronold E. Palmer INSURED Chrysler. 872-2 184. tion. Call 5 17-872-4577 af- Northwood Heights Apart- Wood working ter 5 p.m. 2-7-29-3 6204 N. Cemetery, 3 1/2 Builder Reproduction Design I 1-7-29-t north of Caw City. 872- ments in Cass City. Rent is BONDED 3382. 14-7-22-2 based on income. For rental New buildings, old Kiln-Dried Hardwood 872-2970 RES TOR AT1 V E N U R S E FOR SALE - Storage barns, information call 517-872- buildings, roojing, POSITION: New position 2369 or Crest Property Man- Cass City all sizes, horse barns, dog 2ND WEEK YARD SALE - Happy Birthday, Chuckie B. siding, pole barns 4556 Green Rd,, Cass City Full or part time afternoon houses, craft items. Will July 30 and July 31, 9-4, agement at 5 17-652-928 1. __ - 872-3976 8-3-25-tf shift. RN or LPN nursing li- deliver. Call 872-2608. 3rd 6470 Garfield. Different Some units barrier frec. NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL 8-4- 13-ti cense required. Come join house on Hurds Corner Rd., items added each week. In- Equal Housing Opportunity. > & &- % s % .& Simpson Excavating our team. Autumnwood of' north of M-81. Harold fant and adult ladies' cloth- 2805 Crawford Rd* 4-4- 15-tf %CLASSY CUT& HENDRICK PAINT SER- Dozer landscaping - All Deckerville, 3387 Ell:a Deering. Call anytime. ing, fabric and curtains, .% City' 48726 .Street, Deckerville, MI 2-2- 12-tf lamps, pictures, old foot VICE - Barns, tool sheds, types of backhoe work FOR RENT - Masonic 2- Frrl'knlwklorrMake-up Nails (5 17) 872-4780 small buildines. 1-storv ' 48427- 1 OOO (8 IO) 376-2 145. stool, small country deco- Hou& demolition & removal Temple Refreshment Hall - 8-9-30-tf 1 houses, etc. Czl 872-2016, EOE. I 1-7-29-4 rated end table, books, Coca 2- *Tanning *Perms %" Footings - Waterlines - Ehrlich's parties, dinners, meetings. 8-4-22-15 Cola hanging light, Beam No alcoholic beverages. Color Cuts Complete septic systems PA RT- TI M E M ai n t e n an c e Flag Business bottles and glassware and Call 872-2309 or 872-2575. 2- GIFT CERTIFICATES Call 872-3579 Sand - Gravel - Topsoil Assistant needed 20 houcs miscellaneous. No early 4-4-3o-tr 4" AVAILABLE -D & J PUMP Variety of fill - per week. Painting, floor cay FORALL YOUR sales. Reva Dillon. 4" Smoke-Free Robert Bliss Any size fill job and general maintenance I4-7-29- 1 SERVICE 1 FLAG NEEDS! Notices 2+ Walk-in or ;sr FreeEstimates ski Is helpful. Autumn wood Builder Water Pumps & Tanks 872-4502 of Deckerville, 3387 Ella M U LTI - FA M I LY garage Appointment s . Street, Deckerville, MI Business Cards & Other Licensed & Insured Sales & Service 8-1-23-tf sal e, weather perm itt i ng . + 872-5277 48427. (810) 376-2145. Advertising Accessories Something for cvcryonc. Fri- Replacement Windows Senior Citizen ~owritownCass ciry EOE. 11-7-29-4 day 9-6, Saturday 9-2. No Vinyl Siding Discount Wedding Invitations School at 5-6-24-& Ken Martin early sales. 7 1/2 inilcs east New Construction & STATE LICENSED HENRY JASTER Construc- Remodeling 1-800-369-8882 ot' Cass City. 14-7-29-I Good Shepherd DOUGLAS Electric, Inc, tion looking for masons, Homes & Businesses GERMAIN Bill Ehrlich, Sr. 665-2568 Lutheran Church Homes - truck drivers, laborers. Col- GARAGE SALE - July 30- 8-5-31 -tf 51 7-683-2697 Farms Bill Ehrlich, Jr. 665-2503 6820 Muin, Cass Ci fy Commercial lege students welcome. 3 I. Au~.I, 8:30-?. Lots of' I I 24 Hour b 8-9-3-b EOE. 5 17-673-4465. All Outdoor Flags 2-7-8-4 cvcrything. One mile east of Aug. 3-7 WRECKER Industrial 1 1-7-22-4 FOR SALE - 25" console Deford, one mile south on 9 a.m.-11:45 a.m. New and rewire color TV, Sears VCR, Cemetery Rd. to Gilford Rd., Come and Have a SERVICE STATE LICENSED RN'sLPN's NEEDED; Full dresser, 2 twin beds with box first place on south side. I I and part-time shifts avail- springs and mattress. Call I4-7-29- 1 I Lighthouse Adventure 872-2251 day Phone 872-4114 5-7-29-1 \Vlwlcwt* ~lrt.Owmioa.. . noon Saturdays. John Blair, able, or PRN if preferred. 5 17-672-7OOO. 2-7-29-3 I 872-5606 night IJ~NVPthe lhiving To Us! 118 mile west of M-53 on 4180 Hurds Corner Road Come join our team: GIANT YARD SALE - Wcrlclirigs I'Iorns Sebewaing Road. Phone NOW OPEN cvcry Thurs- 8-8-1 O-tf Aut urn n wood of FOR SALE - GE air condi- Thursday and Friday, July ConccrLs Spurling Events 269-7909. 8- 12- 13-tf Deckerville. 3387 Ella day, Friday and Saturday, Pet tioner, 5000 BTU, $50. Call 30-3 I, 9 a.m.-S:30p.m. (No A'irpott Rutis A Night Oul HAWK Tree Service - Street, Deckerville, MI and Hobby Shop. l~ciitcdin RED 872-3363. 2-7-29-3 early sales). Located at 4 1 17 WALLY LAMING. OWNER Trimming and removal of all 48427- 1000, (8 IO) 376- Parkway. 5-7-29-2 ANTENNA Doerr Rd., across froni Dc- 4276 Alc St.. Cass City trees. Quality workmanship, 2145. EOE. 11-7-22-3 AK-47 RIFI ,E with 2-30 rd. troit Edison. Baby and 5 17-872- 1290 INSTALLATION reasonable rates, free esti- clips VGL, .$400 OBO. chi Idren's furniture, Little VFW HALL availablc for 8- IO-23-If SERVICE mates. Call John, (517) 872- HIRING! CENAS. Must be Clock I7 - 9rnm pistol-com- Tyke items, wotnen and rental occasions. Call Jim You ill, we haul Also Radios, VCRs, 9804. 8-3-11-52 caring and compassionate! pact with 3 high capacity ohildrcn's clothing, a fcw car Ceranski at 872-435 1. CASS cmWRECKERJ CENAS needed for all shifts. IIILI~S,$350 OBO. 872-9964. parts, and many iniscella- 5-2-21 -tf AUTO ELECTRIC Smith CBs, Marine Radios, ALL BRITE CARPET $7.OS/hour start with certiij- 2-7-29- 1 neous items. 14-7-29- 1 AAA Affiliated Stereos, TVs cation. Good working condi- BINGO - Every Wednesday Refrigeration and UPHOLSTERY 5-8-7 1 -t PHONE 872-2696 tions. Opportunity to a+ 1987 HONDA TRX - 250 night. Open 6:00 - early bird and CLEANING vance. When promoted tp quad - 5 speed with reverse, 630 - regular bingo 7:O. Post Appliance Repair Schneeberger's Rooms $1gQ5 full time, paid health insuf- $1,500. 872-9964. 3644 VFW,Weaver St. Zertified Master Mechanic Appliances-TV-Furniture ance, more. Bring certifica- 2-7-29- 1 Computer Alignments Sofa 5350° 5-2-26-tf' 8-6-19-t tion when applying, 8:Op FOR SALE - Very nice mo- Computer Balance Love Seat $250° p.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday. bile home. 12x60, 2 bed- & Rotation All makes and models Tuscola County Medical rooms, in Huntsville, Cass NOTICE LEE MORGAN Chair *150° Front End parts Cleans deep and dries fast Care facility, 1285 Cleavdr City. $8.500. Call 872-5209. Good Shepherd Call 872d3092 PA1N TI N G Rd., Box 313, Caro, MI. 3 - 7- 22- 3 Shocks & Struts Odor & Spot Removal 8-3-1 54 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Included 1 1 -7-22-b Lutheran Church Brakes *INTERIORS 100% Satisfaction I Tune- ups *EXTERIORS GARAGE SALE at the FOR SALE - 14x70 Shult 6820 E. Main St. BOB WARJU, carpet and vi- Guaranteed BAKER COLLEGE is Novesta Township Hall in mobile home in Caro retire- 872-2770 Free Estimates nyl installer. 517-672-2440. *WOODGRAINING *TEXTURING Call Toll Free z7 searching for a Medical In- Deford Friday, July 3 1, and ment community. 2 bed- Worship Service 9:30 a.m. All your tire needs frczni Pager-voice mail, 920-8315. surance Billing Instructor at Saturday, Aug. I, from 9:(W 1-888-424-0414 2 rooms, large front kitchen, Bible Class & Sunday w h e e lba rro ws 8-2-25-tf the Cass City Campus. This a.m. to 6:OO p.m. Many School 10:45 a.m central air, dishwasher, water to tractors class will meet Monday eve- items, priced to be sold. softener, 8x14 deck, 10x12 VBS Aug. 3-7,9 a.m.-noon nings beginning Sept. 21, Sce us tduy Francis Builders Sponsored by the Deford shed, low utilities, nice lot Pastor: Geruld Meyer 1998. Bachelor degree pre- Coin 111 u n i t y C 11 u rc h . Pro- with trees or can be moved. 5-7- 1 -ti (51 7) 872-3840 New Homes or ferred, 4 years of billing ex- ceeds will go to our school $28,000. Call 673-7819 or Cass City Tire 8-1 1-27-tf Remodeling, Roofing, perience required. Please gym project. 14-7-29- I McCONNELL-SHAGENA 673-2694. 3-7- 15-4 Phone 872-5303 CASS CITY TIRE now pro- Siding, Barns, Pole send resume and cover letter reunion - Sunday, Aug. 2, at vides air conditioning ser- by July 3 1, 1998, to: Human GAGETOWN - 6-family ga- 5- 12- 18-tf HOUSE FOR SALE - In Cass City Park North Pavil- vice 011 your older and now, Buildings Resource Department, Baker rage salc, July 29, 30, 31. Cass City. 3-bedrooms, bath, ion. Potluck dinner at I :30. newer cars. Call for appoint- College of Flint, 1050 West Aug. 6,7 and 8,9a.m.-6 p.m. Licensed and Insured full basement, 1 -car garage. All relatives are encouraged Wanted to Buv ment 872-5303. 8-7-8-4 Bristol Road, Flint, MI 2 1/2 miles west of Nice starter home. $59,900. to attend, < > Phone 872-2921 48507. FAX: (810) 766- Gagetown, I 1/2 north on Call 872-2493. 3-7- 15-3 5-7- I S-3n Interior & Exterior 2044. ANEOE. 1 1-7-22-2 Hurds Cornci.,or 3 miles cast LOOKING FOR whitc Painting or 872-4696 of Bach Rd., and 1/2 mile wickcr l'urniturc in good con- For Rent NO SMOKING Bingo - Ev-' 8-2-26-tf UNIT ASSISTANT needed: south. Baby furniture, toys, dition. CLIII872-2683. erv--J Sundav- - at St. Pancratius New position, no certificq- housewarcs, Xmas lights and RENT - Cass City Mini Hall, S. iceger, Cass City. 0 - 7- 29 - 3 tion required, the dccorations, CB base. wed- FOR on job Storage. Call 872-39 17. Doors open S:00 p.m., training. Must be at least 16 ding and prurri dresses with Kappen nee 4-3- 13-tf Service to apply. Please call for in- acccssories. Clothing all terview or apply within for sizes, Grizzly roll bars and Ross Kraft Let YOUR tree problem more in for tnati on re1 ated to 1o t s o 1' in i sce1 1 ancow. be OURS! job duties: Autumnwood of 14-7-29-I Cass City,Mich. We're insured for your 48726. One mile east of M- Deckerville, 3387 Ella Gas & Oil Furnaces protection Street, Deckerville, MI 4-FAMILY RuiIItlIilgt: sale - 53. 6-7-22-3 Attention: TOM THUMB All Gas Appliances TREES BRUSH 48427-1000. (810) 376- Thursday and Friday, IO LIMBS STUMPS 2145. EOE 1 1-7-8-4 a.m.-T p.m. Antiqucs. girls', < To Give Away 1 HEATING Call anytime boys', men's and woiiwt's COMMUNITY CHOIR and 5 17-673-53 13 R.N. MANAGEMENT posi,- clothcs. Toys, bike, lvts of FREE KITTENS - good 1-800-322-5684 inisccllancous. Insidc litilc MEMBERS tion available. Would like inousers. Call 665-2683. 8- I 1-8-tf experienced Registered whitc housc in allcy hctiind will NO COOLING There be choir rehearsals 7-7- 15-3 Nurse with management thc Paint Store. 14-7-29- 1 starting SeptembeE in SPECIALIST niance; 90 days same as skills, assertiveness, and Services ( Help Wanted ) team leadership qualities. GARAGE SAI:E - No\~st;i For information call Geneva Rchards Paul L. cash! With approved credit - Send Resume to: P.O. Box Ctiuixh ot'Christ. 28% CL'III- 5 17-872-2468 will ship paper,bags, belts, HELP WANTED at the c'tcry Rd., Caw Ciiy. July 30- I 5-7-29-1 Brown 32 1, Deckerville, MI 48427. etc. Carry all parts necessary Paint Store. 11-7-1-tf 11-7-22-3 3 1. X a.in.4 p.111. and Aug. Owner to repair the -Kirby vacuum I, X ;i.m.-noon. Also hakc State Licensed system. 1-5 17-269-7562 or __ snlc wirh all pi-occcds going 24 Hour Emergency evenings 1-5 17-479-6543. Carbide Cutting Tool Manufacturer to Bihlc Bowl Qui/ I~;IIN. Need carpet shampoo-stain 14-7-29-1 Service has openings for experienced CALL 517-872-2734 remover to clean your car- pet? We have it. All in stock. MACHINE OPERATORS 8-3-30-tf 8-9-24-52 If you have experience in the following: Cam Grinders Cam Set Up IIOG KENNELING - open (517) 872-2485 7 days. Roostcr Ranch. Full Benefits Include: 5 I7-hSX-m2. 8- IO-8-tf lY LICENSED & INSURED BUILDER Company Paid Health & Life Insurance Paid VacatiodHolidays SALT FREE iroti condition- 401K c'rh iitid watcr sot'tuncrs, 24.000 grain. S700. In- Basements & Foundations OVER 20 YEARS home sc'rvict' oil all brands. All Types of Cement Work EXPERIENCE Applications will be taken at 27 10 W.Car0 Rd., Car0 Credit cards ircuepted. Call Pole Barns, Garages, Additions between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 11:OO a.m. and 1 p.m. Paul's Piimp Repair. 673- House Jacking - 3 p.m. 4850 or 800-745-4851 for 8-3-1841 1 1-7-22-2 t'rcc aniiiym 8-9-25-tf CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 PAGE THIRTEEN .YGALL1 872-281 0 TOPLACE AN ACTION AD Work Wanted DRIVERS WANTED: DRIVER - JTI, INC. hiring YOUNG WOMENEN 16-24 MORTGAGE RATES ARE AN INVESTMENT CO. pa s "-(Help Wanted > < Card of Thanks ) Professional OTR (1 yr. exp.) company drivers and indepen- Free Job Training (lots of THELOWEST IN YEARS! top dollar for LAND CO;G - -. TTT Drivers. Only the highly dent contractors now! TRACTS, MTGS., STRUC- RN's and HOME HEALTH career choices), earn your Refinance even without per- THE FAMILY OF Vivian C'ONC'KE'I'E WOIiK - motivated, safety oriented Competitive pay, late-model GEDlHS Diploma. Paid fect credit. Use your home's TURED SETTLEMENTS & Aides wanted for growing Mosher wishes to cxpress :I W;ilk\, xtcps, patios. and rc- need apply. We offer: Big conventionals, executive-style Training, live on or off campus, equity to consolidate debt & ANNUITIES. Sell Direct. 1- hkdiuarc certified home care big thank you to [tic IJ~III..X72-X700. 12-7-29-7 Trucks-Big Hoods big mileage- benefits, bonuses, new pet & and receive free job place- lower your rate. Or pay college 800-641-1 71 7 8am-9pm 7 . iigcncy. One year homc carc Tendercarc nurscs and stiil'l* big bucks and more! For more rider programs. 1-800-558- ment. Job Corps-US. tuition, home improvements, days. ' cxperience preferred. Send for her good care and kind- info on our 48 state operation: 2879. Department of Labor Program. medical bills. We specialize in resume to: A & D Home ness. 1.0Dr. Richard Hall. Ih. MOTHER OI; 2 will cart f'or Call Elite Express at: (800) Call 1-800-774-5627. self-employed, bankruptcy, NO DOWNPAYMENT? PRO- your childi-cn. I 1/2 niilcs ' Carc, Terry Caig, RN, P.O. Hoon Jcunp, and to Hills and 441 -4318. COllONELLE .. 3 distributors 125% lending. No application BLEM CREDIT? Own the 'Box 80, Pigeon, MI 48755. Dales General Hospital and li'cst of Gagctown on Bay needed in your area. Launch TN LAKE BARGAIN! fees, rapid approval & clos- home you need now, without a 11-7-29-2 all of the nurses and staff for C i I y - 1 rc' s t c' i I I c Rd . , 6 : 3 0 ADS IS GROWING the flatbed brand new product. $60- $17,900. $1,800 down. Boat ings. FAIRBANK MORTGAGE big downpayment. Complete her good care while she was ;i.m. rill 5:30p,rii. hhS-99 13. division. '98 Trucks arriving 9OWYr. Potential. Minimum dock! Beautifully wooded lot 1-888-496-9064. Lic: ML- financing if qualified. DRIVER NEEDED IN Cass sick. -1'0 Kranz Funeral Homc 12-7-29-3 daily! Need experienced investment $6,000 guaran- on spectacular 30,000 acre 1083. DeGeorge Home Alliance 1- City/Gagetown area to de- for being so kind and help- drivers to start today! Call for teed. Free audiolvideo pack- lake, Paved rd, utilities, sur- 800-343-2884. 2-hour approval. 800-646- veyed, soils tested. Local bank FOR A FEW PENNIES liver Huron Daily Tribune. f'ul. Thank you to Pastor Eric CLEAN FOR LIFE - Afford- age. 1-800-600-2899. 3438, Ext. 1022. has appraised - will finance MORE, get latest technology Delivery Sunday-Friday. For Holrngren for thc kind able cleaning of all kinds on MICHIGAN BUILDERS more information, call Tom words. To the First Baptist OWNER OPERATORS - .80 8% fixed, 15 years. Only in liquid wormers. HAPPY professional basis. Call $150/month! Priced to sell JACK LIQUI-VICT delivers LICENSE Course. Prepare 1-800-322- 1 184, 11-7- 15-4 Church ladics lor the good Attention! Average people are per mile loaded & empty now to pass the next Michigan Kristie at 872-1 144. earning huge incomes, free 100% Owner Operator Fleet immediately! Offered first actives better than older for- tiicd. To Shirlcy Shaw for 12-7-22-3 come, first served! Call now 1- mulas. TSC Stores. www.hap- Builders License Exam. HELP WANTED - 2 women tier good singing. '~i)~otiiitiiiii cars, early retirement. Weekly settlements Permits Mone back guaranteed. $95 Millionaire television celebrity provided Home most week- 800-861-5253 ex-t. 8362. pyjac kinc .corn to weed privateperen- H;insclinan for the good tiiu- inclucr es complete course Kevin Trudeau launches ends @ Average 2,400 - 2,600 nial garden. 872-99*. 14. --- - sic. -11) Ron Montei for lead- DRIVER OTR COVENANT DOCTOR LOANS MONEY materials. Free information: 1- ll-/-zz-J "Direct Response Marketing" milwk Physical damage insu 800-541-1 030. ing the singing. Also thank opportunity. Free Tape Call 1- at fleet rates. CONTACT: TRANSPORT. The one perk ON REAL ESTATE AND Card of Thanks you to everyone that came to 888-219-5940. JENELL OR STEPHANIE 1- everyone deserves 1-800- BUYS LAND CONTRACTS. visit, gave flowers, and gifts 441 -4394. Experienced Fast closing, immediate cash. $$$NEED CASH??? WE pay 800-362-6128. INTERSTATE for remaining payments on THE FAMILY OF John R. of moncy. ~t was vcry iiluch STARTYOUR own sports EXPRESS INC. Drivers and Owner Operators Deal directly with Doctor appreciated, From hcr chi I- 1-800-338-6428. For Daniels & Son, 1-800-837- Property Sold! Mortgages! - Gl-iltlaln thanks our COIl-IIIIU- merchandise business, out of Annuities! Injury Settlements! d rc n , g ra ndc ti i I drc n rind AVONPRODUCTS Start a Graduate Students Bud Meyer 6166, 1-248-335-6166. niry for all the kindness home full or part-time. - Immediate Quotes!!! "Nobody g rca t - g rii n d c 11 i I d rc ti . M ;I y NASCAR, N.F.L., M.L.B., home-based business. Work Truck Lines Refrigerated - shown on the recent horne- God bless all of you. College. Free manual and flexible hours. Enjoy unlimited Hauling CALL TOLL FREE *****LAND CONTRACTS***** beats our prices." National , Isoing ot' our father. MACKINAC ISLAND earnings. Call Toll Free 1-888- 877-BUD-MEYER. 1-877-283- If,you're receiving payments Contract Buyers 1-800-776- 13-7-29-1 13-7-29- I software. Call today, 1-800- 8506. RESORT HOTEL and Fine 238-1693, 561-AVON. 6393 Solo Drivers & on a Land Contract, GETA Dining Restaurant seeking Contractors. BETTER CASH PRICE IN MACHINE OPERATORS staff for all positions. Open SUMTER SCHOOL DIS- LEGALSERVICES - LOW ONE DAY. Argo Realty (248) LOCAL CANDY ROUTE. 30 through October. Contact COST - Bankruptcy (Stop REFINANCE FAST. EASY & 569-1200, Toll-Free 1-800- Accepting applications for: TRICT 17 has the following Vending Machines. Earn apx. Iroquois Hotel at (906) 847- positions available: creditor Harassment immedi- OVER-THE-PHONE. Need a 367-2746. $800/day. All for $9,995. Call Machine Operators - experienced or will train 3321. Psychologist, TMD, EMD-SC, ately; eliminate debts); LOW second chance? Credit prob- 1-800-998-VEND. LD, science, industrial tech- COST Divorce, Criminal, lems? - OK. Bankruptcy? - OK. LENDER DIRECT - DEAL MONEY PROBLEMS? Over- nolog, elementary. Call or Personal Injury. REEVES & Foreclosures? - OK. Starting DIRECT WITH THE LENDER OWN A DOLLAR STORE. 1- Full Benefits Include: due bills? Can reduce interest, Company Paid Health & Life Insurance Write Zona Jefferson, Sumter FRIED, Statewide Attorney under 7% - APR. 8.973. CALL FROM THE COMFORT OF 800-227-5314. cut credit card payments, Network. Toll-free - 24 hour - PLATINUM CAPITAL. 1-800- YOUR HOME. Lender Direct Paid Vacation/Holidays School District 17, P.O. Box restore credit, Non-profit 1180, Sumter, SC 29151-1180, 1-888-299-5444. 699-LEND, Nationwide will send an "In Home "CASH," Immediate $$ for 401K Consolidated Credit (803) 469-8536, ext. 220. An Lender. Mortgage" Kit, Direct To Your structured settlements and Counseling Services Inc. I Applications will be taken at 2710 W. Car0 Rd., Car0 Equal Opportunity Employer. TENNESSEE LAKE PROP- Door! If you have had past deferred insurance claims. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 11 :00a.m. and I p.m. $25/mo, 2625 E. Paris, Grand ERTY - Huge clean lake near FRIENDLY TOYS & GIFTS credit problems such as: J.G. Wentworth 1-888-231- Rapids, MI. CALL NOW 1- - 3 p.m. YOUNG WOMENMEN 16-24 Smoky Mountains. Incredible has openings for paw demon- *Collections or Charge Offs 5375. 800-SAVE-ME-2. vkws. All utilities. Prices from strators & managers! Home 1 1-7-22-2 Free Job Training (lots of *Bankruptcy or Foreclosure Or career choices), earn your $15,000 to $200,000 with easy decor, gifts, toys, Christmas. just need: *CASH *To 2ND CHANCE MORTGAGE, DRIVERS NEEDED. No expe- financing. Brochure available. Earn cash, trips, recognition. Consolidate Bills *For Home NO APPLICATION FEES, rience necessary, CDL training GEDlHS Diploma. Paid Training, live on or off campus, Call Lakeside Properties 1- ,Free catalog information. 1 - Improvements. IT'S EASY!!!!! Poor Credit, Bankru t, Fore- Carbide Cutting Tool Manufacturer available, 35K First year earn- 888-345-5253. 800-488-4875. Call now for a FREE Kit with closure, Pay Taxes, ings plus full benefits and 401k and receive free job place- ok! oIrp has openings for experienced ment. Job Corps-US. Video. 1-800-LEND-1 23. Land Contracts, Credit Cards, program. For your opportunity DRIVERS TEAMS & HIGH RISK, Mortgages, with FFE call 1-800-569-9232. Department of Labor Program. - Medical Bills, or do Home MACHINE OPERATORS Call 1-800-774-5627. SOLOS. 3 mos. t school min. Refinance, Purchase Homes, INEXPERIENCED! Free CDL Im rovements - FAST APP- If you have experience in any of the following machines: Exp., drop & hook no touch Vacant Land, Mobile Homes Training Pre-Hired by R8VALS - TAMERMORT- SAWMILL $3795. Saws logs freight, assigned conv. Company * Guaranteed Job if CO. Centerless Grinders into boards, planks, beams. AIR FORCE TRAINING, on Land or Parks, Cash in GAGE 1-800-285-5284. OD/ID Grinder experience and education can Freightliners, excellent pay & Hand, Consolidations, Fore- Qualified * Based Out Of Your Large capacity. Best sawmill miles, incredible benefits & Area $500-$700 Weekly WOLFF TANNING BEDS. Tan Surface Grinder value anywhere. Free informa- help you reach your goals. closures OK. CALL CONTI- Inspector Find out more. For a free infor- MILES, MILES, MILES. NENTAL MORTGAGE. 1-800- Benefits Package '1 -800-455- at home! Buy direct and SAVE. tion. Nonvood Sawmills, 90 CELADON TRUCKING 1-800- 4682, Then Dial 200. CommerciallHome units from Machine Repair Curtwright Drive, #3, Amherst, mation package call 1-800- 561-571 5, Mon.-Thurs. 8am- 423-USAF. 729-9770. 7pm, Fri. 8am-5pm, Sat. $199. Low Month1 Pa ments! Mill & Lathe NY 14221. 1-800-578-1363. 1Oam-2pm. HOMEOWNERS! DEBT Call today for RE Color Full Benefits Include: OWN YOUR OWN apparel, WWW.CAROLINA-WATER- DRIVER DEDICATED C0 N S 0L ID AT1 0 N ! Borrow Catalog 1-800-842-1u31 0. Company Paid Health & Life Insurance shoe, westernwear, lingerie, FRONT.COM New lakefront RUNS AVAILABLE For LAND CONTRACTS PUR- $25,000 - $100,000. Too Many Paid Vacation/Holidays bridal, gift or $1.00 store. community on 11,000-acre Experienced Drivers! Top Pay CHASED ... Short Termllow Bills? *Home Improvements. PLACE YOUR STATEWIDE 401K Includes inventory, fixtures, lake convenient to popular For Top Drivers, Home Every Balances our specialty ... *Apply By Phone/24-Hour ADHERE! $239 buys a 25- Applications will be taken at 2710 W. Caro Rd., Caro buying trip, training. Minimum mid-sized SC town. Enjoy all Week, Assigned Conventional Quick Closings I No Hidden Approval. *NO EQUITY word classified ad offering between the hours of 8:30 a.m. - 11 :00 a.m. and I p.m. - 3 p.m" investment $1 8,900.00 Call four seasons. Waterfront from Equipment, Outstanding Fees ... Phone Jack Gold REQUIRED. PLATINUM CAP- over 1.4 million circulation. 1 1-7-22-2 Liberty Opportunities. 1-501- only $39,000. Hurry! 1-800- Benefits. Swift Transportation. (licensed R.E. Broker) toll-free ITAL: 1-800-523-5363/0pen 7 Contact this newspaper for 327-8031. 715-5533. 1-800-800-0870. (eoe-m/f) 1-888-561-7210, Days. details. Call Cass City 517-872-2248 Car0 51 7-673-2555 Sebewaing 517-883-2248 Kelly W. Smith, Broker homes throughout Farm Commercial RMLS fDUA1 HOUSING QPWHTUtdiR MA. WCWC.*.~~ uiiw~wvict Residential Listings Wanted Marie Osentoski Kellv Smith Holly Cooper R73-33AA Visit us the internet at: www.realestate-rnIs.com -- V. on I 117- 375-2386- ---- Martin Osentoski 872-32 Art Randall Bob Stickle Ed LaBelle Lisa Kotenko Sue Weise Connie McNaughtor 072-2536 872-3403 072-3706 453-3973 656-7104 872-4861 2 storv farm house on 5 ac res - Approximately 2.000 sq. ft. 5 bed- 4 BEDROOM COUHTRY HOME ON 5 ACm- Updated oak rooms. I bath. full basement 2 I /2 car attached garage w/door opner. kitchen, large family room, IYx39'. I 1/2 baths. 3O'xSO pole building, Other outer buildings Occupancy at closing CALL FOR MORE L-shaped barn. Located near Cuniber. Also land to be auctioned. CALL DETA 11,s FOR MORE DETAILS. CCT-193 NEW LISTING Vew on the Market - 2 story Colonial home featuring 3 bed- I,ocation, Location & Definitely Not a Drive-By House I Turn -ooms, 2 1/2 baths, den fireplace, full basement. Neat as a pin thc key and move in. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, tlreplace, sunken ind in excellent condition. TCC I243 family rooni, skylight in kitchen, Florida room. Tiikc a look. C CCT-178 - Sweet & Chartiiing: This hoine is just cozy - all wet +ier w:i.lls. Kiictieri. dining & living rooni :ire 311 open. Living e or 3 - Downstairs living rooiii hns ;I gre;it hiiy window 2 hedrooriis lip & 2 down. Full hase- quarters oftcr living room, kitchen, di ning room, 2 bedrooms, entry nieiii. g:ii.:ige. coriitx lot. 554.900. Cass City schools. (utility room), family room wlstone fireplace &bath Upstairs offers I apiirtment w/2 bedrooms. living room wltireplnce. kitchen-din- JUST LISTED, LOOK FOR PHOTO NEXT WEEK! ing room combo, 3/4 bath. Other apartment has I bedroom, kitchen, CCT-195 - Vcry outc 1 bcdroom homc. Completely living rooni, tMI bath. Located on corner lot Lktiiched garage rcdonc. New pp-out windows. new roof, shingles & Natural gas heal Good investment Don't miss this one' Lee LsFavs 665-2295 ply\wod in '95. Plumbing & electrical newer. Reconditioned kitchen cupboards whew Maytag dishwasher. 3/4 bath, laqc living room and bedroom. 2 car detached garage w/l door opencr. Quiet part of town. huch of Class - Beautiful brick ranch overlooking the golf c)66 - Fixei- uppcr. Only $19,900. give yourself R project tor the summer and make a good investment. 2 Home for the - Scr on ;I very Cass murse and lake. Full, finished lower It.vel. sun rooin. dccks. Ideal Family nice lot in bed Ioo in I1 o nit: IW rooiii, City. this honic Iiils 3 bcdrooms, 2 hilths, Iiirgc ~penkitchen and patio. ilrcp1;ic.c. ot'ficc. Ciill todily TCC I242 LO-CCT-191 - 1,arge. 2 story home on a corner lot. 4 bcdmoms, nice roomy kitchcn. hardwood floors. dining, I'ir~plil~e.Hiisctlicnt, garagc. $Or),900. TC'C'I 240 Partial basement. 2 car detachcd garage. Fenced backyard. Packed with potential. CCT-177 - 3 bedroom ranch in subdivision. Nice backyard. I car attached garage. Basement just had GIVE US A CALL! Open- 7 Days A Week To Help You Sell Your Home. w ;itcrprooi'ing clone. Priced in low 805. What ;1 buy. Remodeled 2 Story Country Home - Priccd to sell at Rwer Pohlod 872-2741 SOLD AT AUCTION $69,900. 3 hedroonis. opcn kitclicn :itid livin," 1x,o111, * I16 acres on Shahbonu Road Attachcd garagc. Maturc trccs in yard. c'~r2IO0 * 20 acres with 3 bedrooin couiitrv hoine bv Cilford Got Some Land? Wc lii\\~c2 mohilc 1ioiiic.s a\*iiil;ihlc. he tiiovcd. Onc 2 hedrooiii and otic 3 hcdrooiii. (;i\,c us WE DO WEEKEND SHOWINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. a call. CALL OSENTOSKI REALTY FOR AN APPOINTMENT. Take a Look & Makc an Offer - 3 hcdi-oom hick r;iiic*ti on extra largc landscupcd 101. C1ountry view l'ix)iii yoiit- hackyard. Full basctncnt, 2 ~*argarasc. Call tocla~~, WE NEED LISTINGS! TCC I238 WE NEED MORE INVENTORY OF HOMES, LAND,FARMS Cass City Country - 2 story Iioiiic wirh 3 hcdrooins. pas- Real Estate since 1968 Auctioneering since 1950 Cass City 517-072-4377 e Car0 517-673-7777 PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN I I i ELECTION NOTICE I Letters to the editor TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A I PRIMARY ELECTION Sheriff seeks millage support WILL BE HELD IN ALL PRECINCTS IN TUSCOLA COUNTY, MICHIGAN ON tion, Detective Division, Deputy Medical Examiners, Criminal Investigations, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4,1998 Erncrgcncy Services, Juvc- nile Services, Marine Safety, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING THE FOLLOWING PARTISAN OFFICES DARE, Safetyville, Governor Representative in Congress McGruff, LAW Enforcement State Representative State Senator E x p 1 o i+e r S c o u t T r o o p , County Conimissioner Precinct Delegate Neighborhood Watch pro- Gilford Township Clerk & Trustee Vassar Township Clerk grams, and Civil Process. Wclls Township Clerk Wisiier Township Clerk Your cqntinued support will bc sincerely appreciated. ALSO TO VOTE ON THE FOLLOWING PROPOSALS: 'I Thoinas T. Kern PROPOSAL SECTION S hc r i ff, COUNTY Tu s u ( I a C ()u n t y , Cam, MI. TUSCOLA COUNTY I. SHERIFF'S ROAD PATROL RENEWAL I For the years I998 through 2003, shall the total taxable property rate limitation in Tuscola Urges special County hc increased by nine-tenths of a mill (90 cents for each $1,000 of valuation) for [tic operation of' the Tuscola County Road Patrol'? This is a millage renewal and if ap; ~-~i.ovccIand levied in its entircty, this millage raises an estimated $812,000 in the first pet care :alc~~daryea- after its approval. in hot 1'~~SC"OLACOUNTY ri. SENIORCITIZENS RENEWAL A ** weather For thc 1 cm1998 through 2003, shall the total taxable property rate limitation in Tuscola THE FRAMEWORK IS up for Hills and Dales General Hospital's new, $2.275 :'ou~ii~hc tnurcascd by two-tenths of a mill (20 cents for each $1,000 of valuation) foi Dear Editor, [tic opct ;iiion of the Senior Citizens' programs in Tuscola County? This is a millage million Medical Office Building and Rehab Center. Work on the 19,046-square- *c~iciv~ilIin~l I 1 approved and levied in its entirety, this millage raises an estimated $1 80,W, Would you like to put on a in [lit, i tr\t c'iIcnd,ir year after its approval. foot facility, located just south of the hospital, is expected to be completed by heavy fur coat and wear it I mid-December. outsidc in the weathcr- wc T LJS COLA COlJ NTY havc been having lat~'ly'! I III. ROAD snmxIMPROVEMENT RENEWAL didn't think so, and neither For thc ycat-s 1998 through 1999, shall the total taxable property rate limitation in Tuscola would most people. How- County be increased by .972 I mill (97.21 cents for each $1,000 of valuation) for improv-' ever, that is what some indi- PUBLIC NOTICE in? thu primary roads and major streets in Tuscola County? This is a millage renewal and, viduals are doing to thcir Ii'approvcd and levicd in its entirety, this millage raises an estimated $878,348 in the firs! pets. Many animals are be- :iilcndar year af'ter its approval. ORDINANCENO. 1AA ing left tied up with no ac- cess to shade and soriictiiiies TOWNSHIP An 0rciin;ince to :iuthorize the sale of certain not even water. Please help me to rctnind Village owned Real Estatc. AKRON TOWNSHIP people to keep their pcts in- ROAD MILLAGE RENEWAL side during this extremely Sh~illthe To\vndiip of' Akron renew the I .892 1 mills ($I .892 1 per $1,000 of S.E.V.)upon The ViIlqe of Ciss City, Michigan ordains: d hot weather or at least make !;ix;iblc real and tangihlc personal property within Akron Township, for the years 1998 sure they have access to Lhrougli200.5 inclusive for the purpose of blacktopping roads, which levy will raise esti- shade and fresh water all day Scction I. rn:ircd rcvctiucs in the f'irst year the sum of $75,2023 1, which is within the 15 mill tax long. An area that is shady Iiniitation and levy, as reduced by the rcquired millage rollback? Pui-siiaiit to the pr-ovihnsof Chapter VI1 Sec- in the morning may not be ion 4 of' lO8S, Public Act 3, as amended, by a later in the day. * lOLLJMBIA TOWNSHIP 1974, Public Act 67 (MCLA 67.4), the Council 3OAD MILLAGE RENEWAL Thank you, 3f thc Village of Cass City determines to make jhall the previously voted incrcase in the 15-mill tax limitation imposed under Article' X, Sec. 6 01' the Michigan Constitution on general ad valorem taxes within Columbia' i private sdc of-the reiil estate described herein Patricia K. Trisch, rownstiip bc rcncwed at 1.5 mills ($1 .SO pcr $1,000 of taxable value) for the period of o Bay I Iealth ,Systcnis, hereinafter called the Public Relations ,999 ilirough 2006 inclusivc for the purpose of road construction, repairs, improvement 3~~~hase~*,on thc tcrnis and conditions herein Humane Society of ind niaintenancc; and shall thc township levy such renewal in millage for said purpose; Tuscola County I ,et fbr-til. hereby r;ii\ing in the first year- an estimated $44,477? I 1.i 1 ' ~ I CASS CITY student Sara Honlakie completed her ,'OL tJ M B I A '1'0 W NS H IP I Scctioil 11. 1 middle school years with an added bonus--she was hon- iMERGENCY SERVICES RENEWAL I The Village .hill cntcr iiito a Purchase Agree- orcd as "Studcnt of the Ytw-". Horiiakie is pictured above ~liallthc prcvioudy voted incrcase in the 15-mill tax limitation imposed under Article IX; kc 0 of'the Michigan Constitution on general ad valorem taxes within Columbia Town. nent with thc Purchaser granting the right to with Principal Jeanne Lohela. 7iirch;ise the following described realty effec- ~ Jiip hc rcncwcd at 1 .O mill ($1 .OO per $I ,000 of taxable value) for the period of 1994 ive frorii thc date of the adoption of this ordi- Check spread "Only3 Days Left" hrougtl 20Oh tnclusivc for the Emergency Fire and Ambulance Services and/or equip; iicnt for ihc township 01' Columbia; and shall the township levy such renewal in millagel i;tnct' at ;i helliiig pricc of $45,000.00 (Forty- Christmas in July Sale or s;id purposc, thereby raising in the first year an estimated $29,614? I of Gypsy Moth I 'ivc Thoiisanci mi001 IO0 Dollars). If the clos- Interest as low as 1.9% I ng of' thc sile of this pr-opcrty is not executed financing on Mini Vans ,'OLUMBIA TOWNSHIP I < 0 A 1) P KO 1'0s A L I within onc ywr tiwi the date of adoption, the Rebates up to $15000° i.hall [tic I S-n1111tax ltmitutton on general ad valorem taxes within Columbia Townshid iiithoi-ity to sell this real property terminates. STUFF YOUR STOCKING! iupoui undct Article IX, Sec. h of'thc Michigan Constitution be increased for said Town; The Village Miil!agcr- is hereby authorized and Vwr Homr O/ Personalized Service For Thirty YK4fS ' Garth%' Mara hip by 1 .S mills ($I .SO per $1,000 oftaxable value) for the period of 1998 through 200q lirected to exccutc thc documents and MOORE ric.lusive for ncw road construction; and shall the township levy such increase in millage necessary motor sales m 01 said purpose, thcrcby raising in the first year an estimated $44,447? F igrcciiiciits on bchalf of the ViIlagc and to take a-Rmaimm 1-800-516-6673- --- - 51 7-673-4171 WALlN CARE 1 tic iicce~it-yhtcp to pei-t'orrn the obligations 1725 West Caro Ad.. Caro 1 L;Il,t;OKDTOWNSHIP I -- >f thc Vi 1 Iiigc tliercun~icr.Said officer of the VlKE PKOTECTION MILLAGE PROPOSAL L Villagc md siicc'cssoi-s in office arc furthcr au- ihall he litnitatton 01. the amount of' property taxes which may be assessed each year; hoi-izcd to hign clccds of cmveyance ;is rnay be ig;iin\t property in the Township of Gilford, County of Tuscola, State of Michigan, be' The Roth IRA: ncrea\ed tor a period ot'four (4) years: I998 through 2001 inclusive, up to I .O mill on the piirsii;ii1t to -cqiiit-cd such piirchasc ;igreenient i~iiluationof the taxable real and personal property situated in the Township of Gilford,. ipon f'u 1 ti1 I men t I t ic r-cot. Is it right for you? -'ounty ol'Tuscola, State of Michigan, said millage to be used exclusively for FIRE PRO- 0 fECTION, as provided for by Scction 6, Article 9 of the 1963 Constitution of the State of Sectiori Ill. Wichiiyn? Thi\ 1mywxil will raisc in the first year ofthe levy an estimated sum of $27,000 \nd ;I like amount in suhwluent years. Thc tiitid hcrchy aiittiorizeci to bc sold is cie- ,ci*ibed ;i\ 101 ION,\: I LJ N 1ATA TOWNSHIP 1)ISTRICI LIBRARY MILIAGE PROPOSAL I-,o~\IO iiiicl I 1 of' 01-r'~Second Addition, I'his proposal would putttiit that portion of the Township of Juniata not located in the :'i~roArca District Library to -join thc Bullard Sanford Memorial Library. 'rontiiig kist Miiiri Stiwt (M-8 1) within thc Vil- age of' Cass City. lilhl~indTownship, Tuscola illall thc Bull;it-d Sanford Memorial Library levy an amount not to exceed One Dollar rlounty. M ichig;iii. S; I .OO)pcr rhousmd dollars ($1,000) ( I mill) of the taxable value of all taxable property 11 hiit portion ol'thc Township of'Juniata, County ofTuscola, Michigan not located in the :;~II.OArc;i 1.jiw-iciLitwary District, in order to provide library funds for the Bullard Sanford Scctioti IV. Uctiiorid Litwiry'! It' approvcd and levicd in its entirety in the first year of levy, this This 01-dinancc shall bc cf't'ective twenty (20) nilliigc would raisc ;in cslitriaicd 9; 15.000 for the Library. days attcr its xiopticm. Call me! KINGSTON TOWNSHIP KOAD MAINTENANCE MILLAGE PROPOSAL Adoptcd: July 30. 109S Newell E. Harris Shall the I S-mill tax litnit:ition on general ad valorem taxes within Kingston Township tiipod undct- Articlc iX, Scc. 6 of'thc Michigan Constitution be increased for said Town- at ,hip by two (2)mills ($2.00 per $1,000 of taxable value) for the period of 1998 through 2000 tnulusi\*cl'or road miiintcnuncc; and shall thc township levy such increase in millage Harris & Company lor siiid piirposc. thereby raising in the f'irst ycar an estimated $37,000.00? 517-872-2688 W ISN E K TO WNSH 1 P I;IRE AND AMl~lJ1,ANCEMILLAGE RENEWAL Sliall ilic prc\.iously vorcd incrcasc in thc tax limitation imposed under Article IX, Scc. 6 )l'rlic Miuhisiin C'onsiitulion on ad valorcrn taxes within Wisner Township be renewed at I mill (9I pcr Y; I ,000 of' taxahlc value) for the period of 1999 through 2006 inclusive; Fortis Financial Group .OO Fortis Advisers, Inc (fund management since 1949) IOI- Coi~rri~cru;iIFiw and Ariibulancc Scrvice and Equipment Assessment, and shall the Fortis Investors. lnc (principal underwriter, member NASD, SIPC) iownsliip lovy such rcncwal in millage for said purpose, thereby generating in the first Fortis Benefits lnsurance Company & Time Insurance Company >.c;ii- ;in csritniitcd S; I (7,242.63? (issuers of FFG's insurance products) P 0 BOX64284 St Paul, MN 55 164 (800) 800-2638 httrs IIWWW ffu us torts corn The Chronicle - an ideal wedding gift rn .CAS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 PAGE FIFTEEN -9 2nd quarter earnings,a ’; sales up, Walbro reports :. Frank E. Bauchiero, presi- million and operating earn- riod in 1997. Net income per Walbro’s Asia-Pacific opera- 1. dent and chief executive of- ings by $1 million. share was $0.01 for the sec- tions performed well in the *: ficer, Walbro Corporation, “While incorne from opera- ond quarter of 1998, com- quarter, despite economic reported earnings per share tions rose dramatically in the ‘pared with $0.14 for the problems in the region. Sales ‘1 from operations of $0.18 on quarter, net income was af- samc period in 1997. Aver- of carburetors from our sales of $168,136,000for the fected by tncrcased interest age shares outstanding for plants in China and Japan ,: second quarter ended June expense and reduced profits the second quarter were increased significant 1 y.” 30, compared with earnings from j oi n t ven t u rcs,” 8,685,590 in 1998 and “Shipments of Walbro’s af- per share from operations of Bauchier-o said. “Thc highcr 8,655,3I3 in 1997. termarket products rose by 3 4 $0.14 on sales of interest expense is the result “Sales of automotive prod- percent in the second quar- ’ $153,84 1,000 for the second ot’ Walbro’s recent expansion ucts were up 8 percent for the ter,” Bauchiero added. quarter of 1997. ot‘ its global technical and second quarter,” Bauchiero “The second quarter results “The second quarter manut’l-icturingcapahi lit ies, said. “Automotive sales in- reflect continued irnprove- L marked a 9 percent increase which is now essentially creased 42 percent in North ment in Walbro’s opwa- in sales and a 67 percent in- complcte. The lower profits America with the start-up of tions,” Bauchiero said. “We * crease in earnings from op- f‘rom joint ventures were the new programs at our Ossian, remain committed to en- erations versus the same pe- result of start-up costs at Indiana, and Meriden, hancing the efficiency of our . riod in 1997,’’Bauchiero said VITEC, our joint venturc in Conn., plants.” operations around the world, ‘)-in announcing the results. Detroit ’s Ern powcrtne n t and are now in the process “Year-to-date, sales have in- Zone, and reduced earnings “While the dollar level of of consolidating our small *. creased 10 perccnt while at all other joint vcntures.” autoinotivc salcs in Europe engine carburetor manutw- .I earnings from operations Income before extraordi- dcclined versus year-ago lev- turing opcrations to further : bave increased 26 percent. nary item was $1,568,000 for els mostly due to currency improve efficiency and cus- ’ This is strong evidence that the second quarter of 1998 adjustments, gross margins tom er service ,” B au c h i e ro ; our cost-reduction efforts, compared with $1,184,000l at our European fuel tank said. “We have also taken I combined with the positive for the same period in 1997. steps to reduce our exposure THE WEEKLY FARMER’S market in Cass City is still seeking vendors and : eff‘ects of the restructuring Income per share before ex- itl Asia by withdrawing from : announced last year, have traordinary item was $0. I8 an automotive componcnt crafters to sell their wares each Saturday morning in the parking lot just west of : hegun to pay off.” joint venture in Korea.” the village municipal building. Above, Lyle Clarke and Louise Ponder await ,% ,% “The company’s improved “As a result of our ongoing $econd quarter opcrating re- efforts to increase efticiency customers Saturday. Interested vendors are encouraged to contact Ponder at : sults were achieved despite at all of our operations, we * the Gencral Motors strike expect continued improve- 872-1873, - that aifected 3 wceks of the ment throughout the year. It quarter, reducing sales by must be noted, however, that : approximately $3 million a prolonged strike at General and operating earnings by Motors could affect earnings I about $0.5 million,” in the third quarter,” the Briuchiero said. “It should he Walbro chid executive con- ; noted that the second quar- cluded. I ter of 1997 was aft‘ected by a . strike at Chrysler Corpora- Improved tion that reduced sales by $4 accuracy I WALBRO CORPORATION I Colon cancer Muses about 14 percent of all cancer-re- (In thousands, exccpt share data) lated deaths in the United States. It begins as abnormal Jim Ceranski 3 Months Ended 6 Months Ended growths, or polyps, 3 to 5 I ‘I HA R R ISHAMPSH I RE June 30 years bcforc a malignancy 1998 1997 6815 E. Cas3 City Rd., Cass City 1998 1997 appears. A non-invasive Net Sales $168, I36 $153,84 I $337,428 $307,86 I screening technique could (517) 8724351 give doctors ample time to I I Income Before remove polyps before they Extraordinary Itern 1,568 I, I84 2,140 3,546 turn cancerous. Rather than relying on checking for _I - Extraordinary Item, Net 1.473) - $1.473 _. blood in fecal smears, re- FRESH VEGGIES can be had each Saturday morning at the h searchers hclieve they can : Net Income $22 $1.184 $667 $3,546 Cass City Farmer’s Market. This is the first year for the lo- L improve the accuracy of test- a 4 ing by utilizing live colon m. cai mamet. I Income Per Share cells to detect changes in the 0 Before Extraordinary Item $ .I K !$ .I4 $ .25 $.4 1 # genes and surface proteins. @ USDA researchers devel- ; Extraordinary Itern oped the method, which al- I - Per Sharc (.17) I_ (. 17) - lowed thcm to detect CD44 Folklife fest slated b - the telltale marker re- Nct Incorne Per Share $ .01 $ .I4 rf; .08 $.A ported on other typcs ofcan- “Traditions from University in East Lansing. I cers. CD44 also appears on Michigan’s Thumb” and An annual narrative stageat I Average Shares isolated colon cells, indicat- “Fi re-Fig h t i ng Traditions” the festival educates Outstanding 8.6X 5 ,s90 8,hSS,313 X ,684, I04 8,654,032 Gek- ing colon cancer. Within 5 will be the subjects of cndaudiencesabout them- TruColor, Inc. 1 1 WFuJl P years, researchers hclicve the “Michigan Stories” told as EBITDA” $ 19,710 $ IS, I69 $39,172 $32318 ditional occupations and cul- process will be used to ana- 1 part of the 1998 Festival of tural activities in everyday 1 lyze for an array of telltalc Michigan Folklife Aug. 8-9 life of their Michigan neigh- * Earnings hcfor-c intercst and taxes, plus depreciation and mortizzltion. A markers and gene mutations. and 16 at Michigan State bors. The sponsoring organi- L IS- zation is the Michigan State University M~s~u;. Kcep this Film Prwcssing Card. With The Michigan Humanities cadi roll of film that is processed the Council has designated more nlwto clcrk will m-nuncli tlic . card.- . - ... ll 111 than $34,500 in public hu- I I I manities funding for 3 I Aftcr 10 Rolls arc projects under its “Collabo- prmcsscd, anc of rative Projects in Communi- tlic followin will .ma with ties” grant program for the hc prwesscf FREE! spring, 1998, application pe- riod. The Michigan Festival 3” or 4“ C-41 Cnlor Prlnt -*-Rolls: I ceive grant support. 135-12 110-12 135-24 110-24 The grants were approved 135-36 under the Council’s current 0-I The Cass City Chronicle program initiative, “Creating J Vision for the New Century: 15 Sign Ilere Here’s For your son or duughter a big Who is going to college this fall Keep them informed of hometown news while away at campus school. The CHRONICLE will keep them posted on all CLIFF 8 9 the activities . . . sports, society, school news, local The Village of Clifford in Clifford, MI is again celebrating the 0 a m 0 63 CLIFFORD HERITAGE DAYS. Held on SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, government. The CHRONICLE should be included in 6 6) 1998 from 8:OO A.M. to 6:OO P.M., there are many planned 0 that list of college “Musts.” Q deal activities. Some of them are listed below. 0 For the School Year At the north end of the Village: 0 e) e 9 At ST. PATRICK CHURCH: Roast beef, pork, and ham Dinner 9 63 Sewed 12:OO P.M. ----4:00 P.M. a Cost: Adults--$6.50/ / Children 5-12 years: Q $3.00 0 Other Events on the grounds: Bingo Tent Crafts e 8 Art Gallery Entertainment 0 0 Flea Market 9 $1 2.00 0 dh. Y 3 6 0 PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Charges reduced For 12 years for Cass Citv man Kennedys keep park perking d tions. The health department they do. one put a picnic table in the leaves are gorgeous, Maxine said if you have water under However, that's not a prob- outhouse," Maxine added. noted. "1 send colored leaves driven by Jamie L. Keinitz. at more than $100, and ma- needs any care during the to my granddaughter in Cali- . . -. lem. The biggest problem "It's more or less just irritat- Keinitz was seriously injured licious destruction of prop- winter, Emerson explained. pressure or on tap, you must the Kennedys see in the park ing and not destructive:' fornia in the fall from the and suffered a miscarriage. erty, assault and battery and "All I do is shovel snow. have a dump station for jacket, and that he had not is vandalism. "They come in Except once, when some- park because they don't have Davidson faces charges of reckless driving in 2 other There's usually not that campers, Maxine explained. possessed and/or discussed The ground has been in the middle of the night one ruined the pump house colored leaves there." delivering marijuana to fleeing and eluding a police fktitio'ns. much snow, though."Y officer, second degree, and With the exception of as- "perked" to see if the water because we are not right by running into it, Maxine Hulburt. CAMPING will soak up, but there are there permanent," Emerson recalled. operating a motor vehicle sault and battery and reckless still no results. The park has said. Those alleged lies could while under the influence - driving, all of the charges are There is no longer camping camping spaces, Maxine "We also get young men The Park 1s nice and a lot of prove costly, according to causing serious injury. felonies. who like to turn circles on the People use it* It's especially Mark Reene. Tuscola County Reene said he intends to file in Evergreen park because of added, and people are not supposed to camp there but lawn and we even had some- nice in the fall because the chi e f ass i s t ant pr osec ut or, Reene said the teen also is motions requesting that the health department regula- who said an individual who charged with malicious de- teen be treated as an adult on perjures hiniself in a case in- struction of property valued all of the charges. volving a life offense faccs a stiffer penalty. Typically, Reenc added, perjury is a IS- Luths: meaningful year felony, but the penalty can be up to life in prison when the case involves a life work key ingredient o ffcnse. What's the best way to help business." Davidson's bond on the 2 your crnployees to niovc hc- State ofl'icinls first discov- charges was set at a com- y ond welfare depende nc y '? ered thc Luths' philosophy hincd $1 10,000, and a pre- According to Johannc and whcn onc ot'thcir crnployees, 1 i m i nary exani i nati on was Jim Luth, Bay and Tuscola Kelly Camphcll, was given scheduled for Friday at 9 County McDonald's owner/ the Achicvcr of the Month (1.111. operators, the answer is award during a lunchcon working together, valuing with Gov. John Engler. Reenc said he expects other differences and the contrihu- Calnphcll W;IS rccognized individuals in the Cass City tions of your employecs. stzltcwidc earlier this year, area will hc arrested and This advicc and iiiorc is af'ter riioving ahovc and be- charged with assault and/or given in a IO-minute vidco- yond wcl fare dcpendcncy. possession of marijuana in taped intcrvicw produced by '1' h i 3 a c c o II i I i ti 11i c 11 I re - connection with the case. p s the state of Michigan's Fam- q u i I-cd dc term i nation and ily Independence Agcncy MORE bald work on Campbell's that will be distributed to part and hands-on training This ad major cmployers throughout and scheduling flexibility by While Davidson was re- ~- the statc. the 1,uths. cently charged as an adult, hc The Luths own McDonald's "After mceting the Luths also faces several charges restaurants in Cass City, '75 DODGE motor home, 20' long, 360 engine, au- stemming from offenses he and Canipbell at Gov. Caro, Bay City and Engler's lunchcon, wc saw il allegedly committed as a ju- Es sc x vi 1 I e. tomatic, cab air, CB radio, good tires, 59,000 vcnile, including 2 counts u n i que and spcc i al s i tu at i o n ," "The goal is to gct individu- said Petc B;irncs, mcdia pro- rclatcd to a traffic accident als off welfare and back to miles, $4,500.1984 Bayliner boat, 16' cabin style, that claimed the life of an duction spccialist. "It wiis so work. Our role is to provide evidcnt that they have such a unborn child in Vassar early training and mcaningf'ul 85 force mtr. with life jackets, anchor, ship to shore this year. ~oodrc 1 at ions h i p, w c dc- work that hclps cmployccs cidcd to create a video seg- grow profcs~ionallyand 1.1- Iiicnt that uscs the Luths' phi- radio, compass, $3,400. Eagle 6000 fish finder The accident occurred Feb. nancially, so they stay cm- losopliy as ii positive ex- 28 in Vassal. Police reported ployed," said Jim Luth. "We r11ii p 1c 10 r ot tic r s ." with transducer and mount, $125. Ranch King Davidson was seen running believe it is impottant to havc 'I'hc tapc w i I I be used by the a red light in Vassar, and a a good rclationship with our Michigan Johs Coniniission riding lawn mower, 11 hp., 38 inch cut = good chase cnsued, ending with cmplovccs :ind to trciit thcrii and puhlic assistancc pro- Davidson striking a vehicle ;1s an Importiint part 01' (~1r grains in rlic 1'dI of 1998. shape, 2 years old, $400. Bay Shore Camp Assembly vices at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Published just once in Stop Hunger Now is an in- ternntional hunger-relief or- ganization based in Bedford, Va . Free infant and toddler the Chronicle sold. Sunday, Aug. 2. Four morning Biblc studies (through age 2) child care is are offered each morning. offered during all Bible stud- According to Director Lew Teachers are the Rev, Kay Tibbits, the campground of: ies and evcning worship ser- Buchanan and thc Rev. Steve vices. J '75 Dodge Motor Home fers 65 well-groomed RV Eastman presenting at 9 a.m. A complete slate of sites, but family campers The Rev. Joy Moore and Bar- need not live on the grounds childrcn's and youth minis- bara "Bo" Bowles take the 10 to participate in assembly tries is available to full-time a.m. shift. There is no charge campcrs and to intcrested J '84 Bayliner Boat activities. Persons who wish for participation, and area to attend on a part-time ba- person s from s u rro u n d i n g residents are encouragcd to coni m u n it i c s . Youngsters sis as an occasional day or attend. evening camper are wel- from agc 3 to grade 12 will J Eagle 6000 Fish Finder come. The Rev. Ray Buchanan, find full mornings of pro- Kicking off the %day en- founder and director of Stop gram activities geared to campment is a beef'n pork Hunger Now, will lead ser- their age and maturity level. All children must be regis- J Ranch King Riding Lawn Mower tercd to participate. Fecs are $2.50/day for part-time reg- istration or $12 for full-time Keep kids off daily participation. Children from 3 to 5 years farm equipment are eligible for age-segre- ALL ATTHE LOWEST COST gated group sessions: 3, 4 and 5 year-olds. Each group If growers remcmber but erator and possibly causing is taught by a trained and one thing this sunimcr, it that pcrson injury, ridcrs usu- experienced tcachcr with thc should be to forbid kids to al I y can t an tic i pat c w ha t hclp of a voluntccr. Kids in OF ANY PUBLICATION ridc on farin equipnicnt un- could happen bccausc thcy grades 2 to 5 will enjoy de r a ti y c irc u rn st 21 tic es . don't understand or :IIY not twice-daily scssions on "This is the time of year alcrt to all that is going on weekdays with Dan Cutchen when most farm accidents The results arc often tragic," of Future Hope Ministries, occur, priniarily because of hc says. and on wcckcnds with Will- increased field activities and Before any f'xni cqiiipiiicnt iam Blakeslee of Dcacon's kids on sutiimer vacation," is started or movcd, thc op- Wonderful World. says Howard Doss, Michigan cralor should tell cvci-yonc Song lcadcrs and musicians S t a tc CJti i vc r s i ty Ex t c ti s i on nearby to stund wlicru tic or for this year's camp meeting agricultural safety IC. d er. shc can scc thcin. are thc well-known gospel- $5.58 "Too o!ten. childrcn are .an Parents should ncvcr allow folk quartet, Living Truth. unnccessary sccond party in c ti i Id re n ;irou nd si 1 o 1'i I1 i n .g A new venture for Bay f'arni accidetits because they opcrations or around grain Shore Carrip is a concert by shouldn't tiiivc been thcrc." handling cquiprncnt. It' ;I The Harrnonaircs, a full On avcragc, 4 children ;I child t'lills into ;I load ot' tlou - choir of "hcart and soul'' RESULTS COUNT year ;ire killed on Michigan ing grain, it will take lcss from Detroit. farms. ?'tic causcs includc IIim 20 sc~'oncltrt'or him or bcing run over by equipnicnt, hcr to sut'l'0C;llc. Doss nott'x. Filling frorii tractors, hcing Primary crusticd or cnlanglcd in AND YOU CAN COUNT ON equipiiicril. :III~stili'(jciiIitI~ election in grain. A fcw weeks ago, ;I souih- ern Michipan child was raiw ~ihout$37,000 in tlic crusticd to death at'tcr liilling t'i rs t y c ;I I-, froin II trauior on which thc Thc cost trans I at cs i n t o wits it Iwsscngcr. MOSI youth ;ihoui ShO pcr ycar for thc Cass City Chronicle. f.;it;il l'alls t rotii trac~orsin- O\\'tlL'l. ot' ;I $hO,OOO IiOlllC. volvc childwn undcr IO. "lJnlcss cliildrcn ;\IC ;in im- portant part i>l.an agc-appro- pi-iatc chott, rind arc unclci- 6550 Main St. Cass City closc supcr\,ision wliilc pcr- foiming tli;it cliorc. tlicy should he kqjt :I declistiiiicc away l'rotii my 1';iriii opera- tion at all times," Doss says. "?'h:tt includcs riding on IIX- t oIs , g11 i n w :ig ( )ti s , tia y wag - ons, irailcrs. t'oriigc or grain wagons iri11~uditig or 1o;id- Illg. "Hcsidcs iu~crI.criiigwith tlic conccnlt;ition of' thc op- I 0 .rl c E *w d 0 s Y d Z c Y c3 7 n r 3. 0 Y Es I 2 z w ‘,c C c Y n 2. m 3 0 CI z e. cl e e E. rr, ”, D, aL. U 3 n I n2 U c, n m !2 E L.L e W * cc 0 CD3 fD 0 3 !i G: r zrt, 2 3v1 % =P c1 0 *Y 0e. 1 n c1 (1 m CD 3 3 c+. 6 v1-t 0 n c? 3v1 rn7 c CD 3 =I 2 h, w CI cr CI Y CI P oc h VI I t4 c h w HILLS & DALES ACTIVITIES HfLLS 62. DALES GENEML HOSPITAL 4675 Hill Street Cass City, MI 48726 (517)872-2121 UnionviIle Medical Chic 645 6 Center, UnionviIIe 5 17-474-8603 Ubly Medical Clinic 2254 Main Ste, Ubly 5 1 7-650-9 19 1 Hills 8f Dales Community Health Center 4675 Hill St., Cass City 5 17-072-212 1 Tri-County Medical Equipment 4675 Hi11 Ste, Cass City 1-800-532-8063 Thumb Area Home Care Agency 6240 Main St., Cass City 1 -800-35 8-4749 Michigan Athletic 8x: RehabiIitation Center (MARC) 2 Cass City M Car0 5 I 7-a72-2084 5 17-673-4999 22 3 Revenue By Service Home Clsallh Care - 4% Other Operrtlng L Nan Oparatlng Revenues - 4% Inprtlsnl Bervlcer - 36% Revenue By Payor (Left to Right: Julia Heilig; Robert Cnare; Roger Marshall, Chairman; Doug Laurie; Mike Weaver, Vice- Chairman; Dan Hittler, Secretary/Treasurer; Hoon K. Jeung, M.D.; and Cindy Joseph; Debra Kranz - not present ) Greetings from Hills & Dales' Board of Trustees: Hills & Dales General Hospital is proud of the outstanding progress that has been accomplished during this 1997-1998 fiscal year, The new entities added to Hills & Dales have shown tremendous growth. Pay- 22% 1 This growth has been very positive for the community. It offers services to the people in our community without having to travel to Bay City, Saginaw or to other hospitals outside of the Thumb. This is of great benefit to our locality! The support from the community and surrounding areas has made it possibie for Hills & Dales to Expenses accomplish its mission and vision throughout this '97/'98 year. We appreciate the patronage that we have received from everyone. The Board of Trustees wants to acknowledge that it is by the community support that we have been able to make these great strides. This annual report is very significant. The success the hospital is showing has been accomplished through the conscientious, hard work of all the employees at Hills & Dales General Hospital and its various subsidiaries. The photographs throughout the report will show the departments and staff at each of the locations. These people are the reason Hills & Dales has had the successful year this report indicates. We, as the Board of Trustees, wish to thank each and every one of them for their fine service. Please take a few minutes to review this report and recognize the services available to you and your family right here at Hills & Dales General Hospital. $g@,J> I Suptlrtc & Other Expenses - 18% Chairman of The Board of Trustees 4 21 000'00~ 000'009$ s 000'008$ r. N U 0 a A 000'000' 1$ a J 000'002' 1$ 1 mi 000'00P' 1$ "I* I . HISTORY SPECIALTY CLINICS Residents now have available on an Hills & Dales General Hospital opened in Cass City in 1960, the culmination of a post-war dream out-patient basis the services of specialists in and an extensive community fund-raising drive. Patients began occupying the new facility upon the closing 16 different fields in the ambulatory clinics at of the Pleasant Home Hospital, and were served by physicians H.T. Donahue, James Ballard, Herbert Nigg, the main campus. John Miles, John MacRae, and Clark Herrington. The facility housed 57 beds, eight for OB., eight for Pediatrics, and 4 1 for Medical/Surgical; its total cost for construction and equipment was $978,000. Dr. Abdole - Allergist Expansion occurred in 1972 with the opening of the West wing, which increased capacity to 65 0 Dr. Aqil - Internal Medicine beds. The Ambulatory Care Center was added in 1980, increasing Emergency Room capacity to two rooms, Dr. Atri - Nephrologist and adding EEGEKG, exam rooms, orthopedic room, and outpatient surgery capabilities. In this same year, Dr. Awerbuch - NeuroIogist Hills & Dales bfedieal Clinic the rest of the Hospital underwent a renovation to assure compliance with the then-current building codes. Dr. Bartnik - Oncologist 1 A first for the area occurred when our Birthing Room was opened in 1982, providing a "natural" Dr. Carney - Cardiologist alternative to the conventional delivery room. Also in 1982, the Unionville Clinic was purchased from Dr. 0 Dr. DeSantis - Orthopaedic Schwartz, the future location of Thumb Area Home Care Agency, which opened in 1985. in the interim a Dr. Jilani - Physiatrist years, the Hospital began the utilization of helicopters for patient transfers, added an ICC unit, built a 0 Dr. Jung - Neurologist gazebo behind the Cass City facility, and replaced 61 of the Hospital's windows with energy-efficient a Dr. Lin - Urologist venetian blind, double-paned units. a In 1993, Thumb Area Home Care Agency moved its operations to the Hahn Building in downtown Dr. Quddoos - Internal Medicine a Cass City, now doing business as a full-service Home Care agency. Other recent years have also witnessed Dr. Rayes - Internal Medicine the installation of Mammography services, the establishment of Tri-County Medical Equipment, the (Infectious Diseases) addition of NucIear Medicine Services, the purchase of an eye clinic building, the establishment of Dr. Ritten - OB/GYN Michigan Athletic and Rehabilitation Center (M.A.R.C.),and the opening of a CAT-scan unit. Dr. Roberts - Dermatologist In 1996, Hills & Dales opened a new clinic in Unionville. The Hospital also purchased Premier e Dr. Swong - Eye, Ear, Nose Athletic Center in Car0 and extended Michigan Athletic & Rehabilitation Center to the Caro facility. Hills e Dr. Tuckey - OEVGYN & Dales opened a new clinic in Ubly and Thumb Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation in 1997. January, 1998, the Cardiac Rehab Center opened at the Michigan Athletic & Rehabilitation Center Health Promotions, Education & Prevention/Community Contributions in Caro. This program will save patients in the Thumb a drive to the city for their cardiac rehabilitation. Sept. 1997 - May Currently numerous improvements to the Hospital's physical plan and layout have been developed. 1998 An updated, new phone system has been incorporated in the Hills & Dales General Hospital and its branching areas. A new computer system throughout the hospital is being installed to expedite the process i I from registration in the hospital to discharge. The Hospital is updating the heating and air conditioning system. X-ray has received authorization from the State of Michigan to install a new CT Spiral Scanner. 25000 This new scanner offers top technology in computerized tomography (CT) for the entire Thumb. Nursing has a new progressive heart monitoring system as well as extensive second floor renovations for easier patient care. 20000 During the course of 1997- 1998 Hills & Dales received a number of grants: b WiIliam Beaumont Hospital Grant - computer for physicians and staff to go on line for 15000 medical information b Rural Health Initiative - Continuing Professional Education for Nursing b Faith in Action Grant - To aid in finding volunteers to help the elderly and disabled, to -looou provide transportation to doctor's office, hospital, etc. b Kiosk Grant - Computer program contains video, audio and health risk information. 5000 / Health Promotions, Education and Prevention Community Contributmns i I PERSONS PROGRAM 6 19 HILLS & DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL WALK-IN CLINICS PHYSICIANS SERVING HILLS & DALES GENERAL ffOSPITAL 1. Abdeljaber. Mutee. MD. 21. Fel ton, W ill iam, MD. Medicine Allergies Card i 010 gy 47. Raythatha, Surrendra MD, Service Near Your Home 2. Almeida Gabriel. MD, 22. Ferreira Afonso, MD, Internal Family Practice. Chief of Patho logy Medicine Ritten.Staff Gary. MD. 3. Aqil. Arshad. MD. Internal 23. Field. E., MD. Neuro Surgery 48. Medicine 24. Ginther, Paul, MD. Pathology Gynecology 4. Atri. Manohar. MD, 25. Green. Robert. MD, Dentistry 49. Roberts. Frederick. DO, NephroIogy 26. Guilfoyle, Mark, DO, Radiology Derrnatolog) 5. Awerbuch, Gavin, MD, 27. Hall. Richard, DO, Family 50. Robinson, Jeffrey. MD. Neurology Practice, Past Chief of Staff Ophthalmolog~ 6. Bartnik. John. MD, 28. Hilborn. Mark, MD. Radiology 51. Sadik, EIie. MD. Internal U n io nv il le C 1 in ic OncologyMernatology 29. Irfan, Mohammad, MD, Medicine 7. Baughman, Gary. DPM, Psychiatry 52. Schneider, PhylIis, CRNA Opthalmology 30. Jeung, Hoon, MD. Surgeon. Vice 53. Schwarb. DanieI. DDS. 8. Berkowitz, Mark. MD. Chief of Staff Dentistr1,)'PainCtr. Opthalmology 31. Jilani. Mohammad. MD. 54. Sellas. Deno, DO. Radiolog) 9. Bobrowski. Thomas. DPM, Physical Medicine 55. Sham bitz. Stephen. MD. Podiatry 3 2. Jones, Mary Lou, CRNA Ophth alm o 1og q' 10. Bracciano, David. DO. Ear. 33. Jung. Bong. MD, Neurology 56. Shutak, Michael. PAC. Nose, Throat 34. Kahn, Roger, MD, Cardiology ERKJnionvilleClinic Residents can enjoy the convenience of 1 l. Brengman. Christine. 35. Knupp, James, MD, 57. Sieggreen. Gerald. MD, Opthalmology OB/GYN walk-in health care at any of the three clinics Audiology 12. Bry, Paul, MD, OB 36. Learman, Jean, CRNA 58. SIerrakowski. Rita. PSY. operated by Hills & Dales. 13. Cannon. Louis, MD. 37. Liao, John, MD, Pathology Psychology Cardiology 38. Lin, Chin-Ti, MD, Urology 59. Smith. Danny. PA-C, ER 14. Carney, Jeffery. MD. 39. Movva, Usha MD, Psychiatry 60. Swong. Chin, MD. Ear, The Ubly Medical Clinic is open Monday, Cardiology 40. Nahernak, Nicholas, DDS. Nose, Throat Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 pm., 15. Carter, David, MD, Radiology Denistry 61. Tuckey. Donald, MD. Tuesday hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 15. de Beaubien. Brian, MD, 41. Novetsky, Jay, MD, OBIGW Opthalmology 62. Vandeputte, Agnes. CRNA Wednesday, hours are 11 a.m. to p.m. Orthopaedic 7 17. DeGuire, John, MD, 42. Pankratz, Douglas. MD, 63. Villier. Betty. CRNA a UnionvilIe Medical Clinic hours are Ophthalmology Orthopedics 64. Yun, No Yuk, MD. Family Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 11 a.m. to 4 18. DeSantis, John, DO, 43. Quddoos, Arshad, MD, Internal Practice. Secretarq.lTreasurer Orthopedic Medicine p.m., and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 19. Dymek, Daniel. MD, 44. Quines, Fe. MD. Family Practice a Hills & Dales Community Health Center in Cardiology 45. Ralph, Joe, CRNA the hospital in Cass City is open 7 days a 20. Fattal, Peter. MD. Cardiology 46. Rayes, Kais, MD, Internal week from 6 a.m. to 10 pm. Hills & Dales Community Health Center These clinics offer care for a wide variety of illnesses including well baby care, geriatrics, high blood pressure, cholesterol controI, asthmas, diabetes and general family care. Other services include sports physicals, EKG, laboratory tests, blood pressure, pulse oximetry and blood glucose. Ubly Medical Clinic 18 7 There is home care from Thumb Area Home Care Agency as near as the telephone by calling 1-800-358-4749. The agency serves the people in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac counties from its offices at 6240 Main Street in Cass City. It's a full service agency that provides compassionate nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, dietary counseling and personal services. Thumb Area Home Care Agency is designed to help recently hospitalized individuals, the elderly, the terminally ill, new mothers and infants and others k 3- 2 wia.c': - Tony Doud (Controller), Nick who need special care in the home. Bliss and Deb Russell Home health aides are available and lab services from the mobile lab can be provided. Also ready to help the home- bound are skilled nurses and nurses aides. The staff is dedicated to providing not only skilled care but compassionate care because members all know that caring is an essential part of recovery. The Agency is able to bill your insurance company directly and participates with Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross, and commercial insurance carriers. i) k I;J p - Julie Patterson Cindy Wildner Director of Home Care L-R: Pam Jaster, Marge Putman? Alice Hadden iiitch~~- Jean Osentoski, Juanita Warack and Nancy Walters 8 17 HILLS & DALES HOSPITAL -DEPARTMENTS MICHIGAN ATHLETIC & REHABILITATION CENTER GENERAL The Michigan Athletic and Rehabilitation Center (M.A.R.C.) is a fully functioning department at Hills & Dales General Hospital already serving the area in 2 locations, one at the hospital, 4675 Hill Street, and the other in Caro at 1186 Cleaver Road. In addition, t patients will soon be able to receive help in the new, modem 19,046 df square foot medical faciIity of which 9,500 square feet will be devoted to M.A.R.C. A picture of the faciiity is on the back page of this report. The dedicated staff at M.A.R.C. under the direction of Barb Hollenbeck works to help patients attain and maintain sound physical Patient Accounting I. c, health. Under the guidance of caring professionals, services include Ruth Peasley, Shem CoIlis and Marie Babich Tammy Bechtel, Lynette Witherspoon and physical therapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy. Other Becky Pemski programs include fitness programs, sports medicine, work conditioning and treatments for back injuries. The staff at M.A.R.C.. like all departments at Hills & Dales, maintains a high level of community involvement. Seminars are offered on health and fitness to area high schools which incIude special event athletic training services and hands-on student learning experiences. Persons visiting M.A.R.C. can be sure not only that they are receiving care from dedicated, caring people, but also from members of a trained staff that includes physical therapists, certified athletic trainers, occupational therapist and speech therapist. In addition, locaI citizens using M.A.R.C. will be aided by the use of the quality equipment designed to speed a training or a recovery program. Barb Hollenbeck, Manager Pharmacy higBelIew, Pharmacist/ Manager Kathy Martin and Julie Moore M.A.R.C.Center - Caro Carrie Tait Front Office Becky Barr Sharon Frazee 14 II 0 0 00 E. 0 % meu y I 3. n I =r .= .! .- cn n c. 3 * . E g m ? E c 1 i!? i!? m I m J a 3 z s P c 0- s- 3 2 *z =r w 5. m n a i T P 5. 0 r c! a s 3 U a E Y =s fD W r. 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