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,Council, endorses [paIr oftax breaks i~" :' The Cass City Village Council ap- Designated to expire in 2009, the, cessing plant - an investment esti­ :proved a pair ofresolutions during a council's extension, on 40 acres of mated at $27 to $47 million that would ;special meeting last Wednesday, help­ land al?ng Doerr Road, paves the way initially generate 30 newjobs with an :ing to clear the path for a pair ofmanu­ for a nulk processing facility proposed annual payroll of$l.4 million. i(~cturers looking to set up plants by Dairy Farmers ofAmerica (DFA).. According to Peter Cristiano, village :wjthin the village limits. The Renaissance Zone classification manager, the operation would start :! Following briefpublic hearings, the will allow DFA to avoid most1axes out as a milk condensory in which ::~uncil voted in favor of a 15-year for the period. water and unwanted components are ~2'tension of the Renaissance Zone In return, the dairy marketing coop­ removed from the milk to reduce ~~d to establish an Industrial Devel­ erative is considering Cass City as weight and cut the cost of moving ;4J>ment District on Church Street. the site for construction ofa milk pro- the product. DFA officials have indi­ cated their long-range plans will in­ volve additional phases ofoperation. While Cristiano has stated that the Beating the summer heat... District'sfinancial project is not secure "until the shov­ els are in the ground", a tentative WARM.WEAT~ER timetable for the venture now dubbed DREW many people to the Cass City pool Friday. Chil­ "Project Thumb" can be found on our dren enjoyed being able to play and cool off from the high temperatures. rating gets boost website at www.ccchronicle.net. Tax breaks, village officials feel, will also playa role in enticing Ceramic byTom Montgomery sessment ofCass City's finances and Aug. 1 in Cass City Editor Systems Inc. to relocate to Cass City. district officials' approach to budget­ Late last year, Eldor Herrmann, presi­ ing. Cass City School officials have dent ofCeramic Systems Inc., Caro, Translation? "Ifwe get a more fa­ spent months righting a financial ship purchased the former Nestles build­ vorable rate, we'll be able to payoff Summer Mania coming soon awash in an ocean ofred ink, and their ing, which had stood vacant for a (the bonds) sooner, and that's a good efforts and perseverance are'continu­ number of years, for a negotiated thing," Wilson said. ing to payoff. price of$105,000. by Emily Davis to ensure safety for children riding in businesses and community. Noth­ StaffWriter cars. "People can drive up and the ing brings people into town like a fes­ And, they have the rating to prove The Cass City Board of Education Herrmann indicated his decision was police will check to see ifthey're (car tival. We're hoping people may see it. was scheduled to meet inspecial ses­ based on cramped quarters at his cur­ seats) installed properly. Ifthey deem something they can use and take ad­ School Supt. Ron Wilson teamed sion Tuesday night to approve the rent location at 2185 E. Wells Rd., plus A day offree excitement is coming them not safe, people will get their vantage ofthat," Mulligan said. She last week that Moody's Investors sale of those bonds. the arrival of additional customers back to Cass City Friday, August I. Service, a leading provider of inde­ when a Canadian firm shut its doors, The Chamber of Commerce-spon- car seats replaced free of charge, said that she has seen people from a pendent credit ratings, research and According to a news release issued leaving Ceramic Systems, Inc. as one . sored Summer Mania event will go Last year we had about 30 to 35 cars variety of Thumb area communities come through and we ended up re­ financial information to the capital by Moody's Thursday, the rating as­ of the few viable ceramic product from 11 a.rn. to 9 p.rn. Friday. Dee Please turn to page 7. markets, has assigned an A3 rating signed to Cass City Schools was manufacturers in North America, Mulligan, of the Chamber of Com­ placing over a third ofthe car seats,", for the Cass City School District's based on "the district's improved fi­ Herrmann told the board during the merce, said Summer Mania is a way Mulligan said. $6.96 million 2008 school building and nancial operations with narrow re­ Public Hearing that new roofs have to dniw attention to what downtown Mulligan said the most important site bonds. serX,~.~i .,. moderately-sized tax been installed on the one-story and Cass City has to offer. "We created part of Summer Mania is to give Police nab "This is quite an accomplishment base...and below average debt bur­ 3-story buildings. His plans 'n;:milin Summer Mania so people could be people a chance to have fun and ex­ considering we were a deficit district den with no immediate borrowing to continue with improvements to the downtown on a Friday when most of plore downtown Cass City at no cost illegal aliens l3 months ago," said Wilson, who plans. '. form,er eyesore and eventually move the businesses are open," she said. "A lot ofpeople in Michigan, and our This year's Summer Mania event will own area, are struggling right now. noted he ¥inticipated a rating in the "Moody's expects the district's fi­ all manufacturing into this building. include many familiar items. There It's a generous gift where kids can high-B range. ~'It's an exceptional nancial operations will remain stable Cer'ilmic Systems, fnc. was started in Elmwood will be 5 big inflatable activities for play and not have to worry about the rating, especially considering all and reserve levels will· improve due in 1970 as Miracle Ceramics and in­ children, free food and food vendors, cost," she said. Mulligan added that A routine traffic stop last Wednes: we've gone through, to management's conservative bud­ corporated in 1974 as Ceramic Sys­ a car show, music, car seat safety it is a good chance for parents to let day in Elmwood Township ended in geting practices and tight expendi­ tems, and currently employs around "They basically looked at the fact 20 people. checks, garage sales, a book sale and their kids have whatever they want. the arrest,ofa van-full ofillegal aliens, that, with all the changes we've made, . ture controls," the news release more. Mulligan said that many busi­ "They don't have to say 'no'," she according to troopers from the Michi­ states. we've been able to tum it (financial Approving the Industrial Develop­ nesses will have special things go­ added. Things like face-painting, gan State Police post in Caro. ment District (IDD) for Herrmann will cotton candy, sno-cones and the in­ Reports state that a trooper stopped health) around," he added. "It's re­ "The district completed fiscal ing on either inside the business or allow him to request tax abatements flatable activities are free, so parents the van on M-81 at Cedar Run Road. ally a good thing for the district, and (years) 2006 and 2007 with general on the sidewalk in front. The inflat­ in the future when equipment is won't need to put a limit on what their at about 6 a,rn. for improper lane use. it's a positive reflection on the com­ fund shortfalls of$508,000 and $1.3 able activities will be available all day moved into place for manufacturing children can get or do, Mulligan said. After contacting the driver and II munity, too." million, respectively, bringing the in the Rotary Park, but many of the purposes. "Lastyear we gave away over 1,600 other occupants inside the older' Wilson explained that banks and general fund reserve to a negative other parts ofthe event will take place bonding agencies use organizations Tuscola County Economic Devel­ for a few hours at a time. The Curtis sno-cones and over 1,000 bags of model Dodge van, the officer deter-, $223,000 at the end of fiscal 2006. opment Corporation Director Jim mined that all ofthe occupants were : such as Moody's to determine With a new management team in Chrysler car show will go from 6 to 8 cotton candy," she said. whether or not to bid on bonds, in­ McLoskey, who strongly supported p.rn. and the car s~fety check will go Sum~ner Mania is a good way to give illegal aliens. place, the district realized operating each request, says being designated All ofthe occupants were lodged at cluding those approved by Cass City efficiencies in fiscal 2007 which re­ for a few hours during the day. The people a chance to see the different voters last spring to finance a host of as IDD will give Herrmann a 50% tax only thing people will have to pay for businesses in the area and hopefully the Huron County Jail, awaiting de­ sulted in a $532,000 operating surplus abatement on his personal property portation as requested by Immigra­ major repairs, equipment replacement and $382,000 in general fund reserves is food from the food vendors, come back to them 'iIt other times than and bus purchases. The rating, he Mulligan said. Summer Mania. "The Chamber of tion, Custom Enforcement (ICE) added, is the financial market's as- please turn to page 3 Please tum to page 7. The car seat safety check is a way Commerce's goal is to promote our agents, who later arrived at the jail and transported the individuals to Detroit. Conn~cting with patrons Il1Si{1(~ A day in the life of....Kate VanAuken This Week.: • Thirteen members of Cass City by Emily Davis Kate Van Auken, director of the tee to find a replacement and both H.s. StaffWriter Rawson Memorial Library, said be­ the board and Barb wanted me to class of '46 coming the library director forced her apply." After careful consideration gatherfor reunion Editor:S note: Thefollowing is an­ to have a more social personality. "I and discussions with her family, Van Page :? other installment in a series ofsto­ never thought I was a real social perc Auken decided to submit her resume. ries entitled "A day in the life of.. " son," she said. VanAuken said that She said she remembers thinking • Talley Trio coming . The stories, written by Chronicle public interaction is now her favorite she'd done an all right job on the in­ summer intern Emily Davis, will ap­ part. terview, but wasn't fully expecting to to village for pear regularly this s1;lmmer andfo­ Van Aukenhas been working at the get the job. Needless to say, the li­ concert Friday cus on a variety ofprofessionals in Rawson Memorial Library, located at brary board offered her the job that Page 3 the communityJrom a local contrac­ 6495 Pine St., for about 6 and a half she still holds today. tor to a daycare provider to a vet­ years, she said. Her path to becom­ As library director, one of Van • Rule Troop 594 S erinarian. The goal ofthe series is ing the library director was 'somewhat Auken's main responsibilities is the to share with our readers some in­ ofa unique one. VanAuken said that financial aspect ofthe library. When fourth Eagle. sight into what it takes to tackle she had worked with Paula LeValley Van Auken first started as the direc­ Scout this year various jobs and why those inter­ on a project for Campbell Elementary tor, the library's previous millage was Page 4 viewed decided on their chosen School. After seeing her work with about to end and she needed to go fields, . KATE VAN AUKEN organizes books in what will that, former library director Barb to the public and ask them to sup­ • Old is new again-­ Hutchinson asked VanAuken tojoin port it again. "The first thing I had to historicalsociety restores lie the new wireless section of the Rawson Memo­ Like many other professions in a the library board. "I was on the board do was go to the public and tell them small town, being a good librarian is for 2' years when Barb retired," Van 1OO-year-old carriage rial Library. all about connecting with patrons. Auken said. "We formed a commit- please turn to page 3 PageS

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'. " : i <;_. '~' • \ pAGE TWO CASSCITYCHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY23,2008 CASS CITY, MICHIG!f:fJ Honor roll Holbrook students Area News announced Mrs. Thelma Jackson Phone 989-269-6994 Ub1y Junior High School officials announce the 2nd semester honor rlT roll. A group of 23 families of the Ray on Thursday. 2Gg Depcinski family met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Sweeney)9t~ Grade 7 Mr. and Mrs. Rand and Mary Smith Ubly, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ritter andn Faithe Baslock,Austin Bischer, Kurt in Lucas, Ohio for a family get-to­ Beth of Elkton, Eric and Hei~r; Booms, Alyssa Briolat*,Lindsay gether over the weekend. Guests at­ Sweeney, Brandon, Nicole, and B(~ Dickert*, Tyler Dropiewski, Jacob tending were fromArizona, Gladwin, of Ubly, Sally and Pat, Lauren a~Wit Fulton, Jamie Grifka, Maria Guza, BadAxe, Lansing, Grand Rapids, At­ Katelynn Bell helped Saman\w Zachary Kranz*, Ashley Kubacki, lanta Georgia, Filion, Caro and Ohio. Sweeney celebrate her first birthc4J~fl Hailey Kubacki, Tiffany Maurer, Ilene Rutz and Mrs. Dan Franzel had at the home of Wayne and Kate:jms Tabitha McCarty, Nicholas McNeil, dinner at the Cass City Stockyards Auburn Hills on Sunday. )w Rakel Osentoski, Jessica Peplinski, ('·r;p THE CASS CITY High School Class of '46 recently held a reunion at the Charmont in Cass Kristi Pollurn, Jeremy Porzondek, .~_''4' Zachary Priemer, Kyle Ratcliff, Aus­ City, with 13 graduates and 6 guests attending. Of the 75 class members, 37 are deceased, n r !t including 2 since the 2006 reunion .. Irene Morrison Ki~g (Oct. 29, 2007) and Donald Anker tin Rothe*, Becky Rutkowski, Jason D at Rutkowski*, Allison Sadro, Rickelle ~rtis .Curtis (Feb. 22, 2008). It was noted that classmate Carl Buehrly received this year's "Michigan Schmidt*, Elizabeth Shaw, Morgan Chevrolet· Cadillac Chrysler - Dodge - Jeep Liv~stock Man of the Year" award in Alpena, and the class' next gathering is scheduled for Smalley, Rachel Sorenson, Justin Stepka, Chandra Susalla, Nicholas the first Friday in August 2010. Pictured above are (front row, from left) Marjorie Anker Sweeney, Vanessa Ulfig, Jennifer Van Braddock, Pauline Aleksink Poppa, Dorothy SangsterWentworth, Betty Bruce Stilson, Dor­ Dyke, Joseph Varosi, Jacob Walker, othy Loomis Murray, Robert Maharg, (back row, from left) Helen Warner Rayl, Marjorie Samantha Warchuck, Jonathan Susan Kay Walsh Watchowski and Marie Wolverton* New & Used Sales,Consultant Montague Rogers, Donna Turner Lowe, A.J. Murray, Henry Bartnik, Arthur Easton and (f William Morrison. GradeS (989) 872-2184 6617 J1ain Srr"etlO Mickayla Bischer, Kelsey Block, Jen­ Toll Free 1-888-ANY-DODGE Cass Citv, :if1.f87]() J nifer Booms, Nicole Booms, Brandi Burton, BretCleary, Ashley Deac~n, BartDekker, Susanne Dekker, Austin Librarys Drake, Stephanie Geiger, Mitchell Guza*, Connie Heleski*, Austin Find the Service or Product Deadline for submitting items in the calendar Keller, Joshua Kubacki, Nicole You Need in This.... is the Friday noon before publication. book sale Kubacki, Marshall Leipprandt*, Briana Lemke*, Leandra Leppek, Darcy Lipskey, Jason Messing, Thursday, July 24 scheduled Raquel O'Connor*, Kyle Peplinski, Action Guide AA meeting, 7-8 p.m., Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Cass Clint Peruski, Michael Pichla*, Tay­ City. For more information, call (989) 872-4816. lor Pionk, Laken Rich, Tamara SummerReading Picnic, noon., Cass City Park Lions Club Pavilion. It's almost time for the Friends of Schmidt, James Shaw, Brooke Vogel, Melissa Vogel*, Merisa Weber, Bryan SERVICE If raining, the picnic will be held at Rawson Memorial District Rawson Memorial District Library' Annual Book Sale, set for July 31- White*, Joshua White and Laura Library. Wrubel. Seniors' Lunch, noon, Shabbona United Methodist Church. Aug. 2. . Ifyou have used paperback or hard Friday, July 25 cover books, audio or video tapes *Denotes all A's, DIRECTORY that you would like to donate for the Closed AI-anon meeting for family and friends of alcoholics, 7 sale, bring them to the library before p.m., United Methodist Church, Elkton. For more information, call Tuesday, July 29. Library officials ask "Prepare to (989) 872-4042. that residents do not bring Reader's Music in the Park, 7 p.m., Rotary Park, Cass City. Digest, condensed books or text­ JOHNSON books because they do not sell. All Care" topic Sunday, July 27 books should be clean and in good APPLIANCE & City Chronicle Gagetown AA meeting, 8-9 p.m., Gagetown fire hall. For more condition. ofconference REFRIGERATION information, call (989) 665-2361. Those unable to bring books to the . library are asked to call 872-2856 and SERVICE at Monday, July 28 someone will pickthemup. Books will All caregivers in the Thumb are en­ Cass City, Michigan Alcoholics Anonymous, "Monday at a Time," 8 p.m., Parkside be picked up by July 2~ couraged to attend "Prepare to Care", A Day for Caregivers, Thursday, Over 20 Years Experience 872-2010 Cafe, 2031 Main St., Ubly. For more information, call Angela R. at Hours for the book sale are: Thurs­ day, 9 a.rn. to 5:30 p.rn.; Friday, 9 a.rn. Sept 25, at Horizons Conference Washers, Dryers, Stoves, (989) 658-2319. Centt:r in Saginaw. Dishwashers, Microwaves, .rtT ,.9~~n-9age to 9 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 School Board meeting, 7 p.m. p.rn. The keyn()te speaker will be Dr,· .Refrigerators, All Brands to place an ad 1 'n(.). Cass City Village Council meeting, 7 p.m., municipal building. Ranjana Dutta, associate professor (989) 872-1101 ~rll in the Department of Psychology at l:ld SaginawValley State University. Her CASS CITY • 872-2252 presentation will be entitled "Mind­ CASS THEATRE 58 donate ful Caregiving: Overcoming the roller Professional and Business WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 7:30 ~ coaster of yesterdays and tomor­ rows." DISNEY'S ""WALL-E" bloodl in Other topics will include "Every­ O'IRECTORY thing You Need to Know about STARTS FRIDAY (COMEDY) Caregiving but were Afraid to Ask!" ALL EVENINGS 7:30 - SATURDAY LATE. 9:20 Cass City and"Home Safety Issues". ACCOUNTANTS I PHYSICIANS CHILDREN $3.00 - TEEN/ADULTS $4.50 This event is sponsored by the Anderson, Tuckey, IT'S ALL IN HIS HEAD Saginaw County Commission on S.H. Raythatha, ):ll Bernhardt, Doran & Co., P.C. .103 Fifty-eight area residents donated Aging and the Human Development WILDLY FUNNYI . Commission Caregiver Support Pro­ Certified Public Accountants M.D. ;rlit blood during a recent blood drive Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) gram with funding from the Region Robert Tuckey, CPA, (Cass City) EDDIE MURPHV sponsored by the Hills and Dales Dr. Ray General HospitalAuxiliary and VFW VII Area Agency on Aging. Jerry Bemhardt, CPA (Caro) Thomas Doran. CPA (Caro) Post 3644, Cass City. There will be free transportation. Board Certified Caregivers in Huron, Sanilac and Valerie Hartel, CPA (Cass City) Receiving 2-gallon pins were Tara 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI Family Medicine Tuscola counties will have the op­ Messing and Kristen Frank. An eight­ Phone 873-3137 4672 Hill 8t. gallon pin went to Larry Robinson, portunity to travel to Saginaw on a 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI chartered bus. Call the Human De­ Phone 872-3730 and Tyler Warner was recognized as Cass City a first-time donor. velopment Commission at (989) 673­ 4121 or 1-800-843-6394 register and Phone 872-5010 The next blood drive is scheduled to ATTORNEYS for Tuesday, Aug. 19. learn how you may qualifY for free transportation. SLADOKLA ETERINARIANS ALL PETS FunBy The VETERINARY CLINIC 3 Numbers Like puzzles? Then P.C. 3 7 1 6 you'll love sudoku. Susan Hoppe D.v.M. This mind-bending 4438 S. Seeger St. 4 2 8 puzzle will have you Phone 872-2255 hooked from the mo- 3 1 6 ment you square off, so sharpen your PTOMETRISTS 8 4 3 pencil and put your sudoku savvy to the EYECARE 2 9 5 1 test! & EYEWEAR FOR EVERYONE 8 Professional eye exams Ptescriptions filled Large selection offrames 2 9 All types ofcontacts No-line bifocals 9 7 • Glasses repaired 1 Blue Cross & VSP participant Here's HowItWorks: DAVID C. BATZER II, 0.0. Professional Eye Care Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 .__.-_.._.- -_._---_._-_.-_ ------~- 4672 Hill 51., Cass City boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, Call to set up your pet shealthcare appointment , 872-3404 column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column Bad Axe 269-7263 and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers CHIROPRACTORS you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle! ~(fJW .~~ (DmG(.W ;tiM!'"CA/'4 /PH CAk ,74/ ~W t7/'MfA/;PHf' lfG) ~~ (D'/ggg ~~~ 5 Locutions to SU'NyOll -., 9 5 3 4 8 7 2 6 1 Now Dr. Michelle 1.Anthony ) .- 8 2 7 6 5 1 9 4 3 1710W.CaroRd. 4 6 1 3 2 9 5 8 7 £:::~c Boarding Caro, MI 48723 Cass City 5 8 4 7 9 3 6 1 2 6450 Main StTeet 3 7 9 2 1 6 8 5 4 Pets! (989) 673-PETS (7387) 4452 Doerr Rd. 989.872.8311 1 4 6 2 8 5 7 3 9 Hours: Call the Cass City Cass City, Michigan Sandl"ky S.bowa/ng Badku Caro 2 4 5 1 7 8 3 9 6 3 SEIlSt,..t 6U 1/2 U.lo""iU.Rd 120EH.ronAw 1007CaroRd Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri - 9 a.m.-6 p.rn.; Wed. -7 a.rn.-4 p.rn. CHronicle at 872-2010 ('18'1) 812-424/ 810.648.1666 989.883.28Q0 989.269.2600 989.673.2800 7 9 6 5 3 4 1 2 8 Sat., by appointtnent only. to place an ad ~eeti1llJ 'Exyectations is our 'Bwiness. 'IxceedintJ tfi.em is our goal 1 3 8 9 6 2 4 7 5 _ ...... _ ...... -.-...... ",,_.... "' ...... a...JLJ - ",,"t' .LJ~l "l.L.JULJ.t'"\.J., JULI '-.:J, .t..vvo r The Haire Net , Talley Trio set i.: ;. Rabbit Tracks i by John Haire Timber still a valuable option I (And anyone else he can for return visit ·• get to help) I Time flies, so I guess it must be more the line. Each tree was cut to pro- ,~ • than 10 years ago that Jerry Whittaker, '- duce the highest number of planks :,: to village park of Cass City, a part of the family­ and the least waste figured by a como; There's good news and bad news ifyou trek to Ohio. the good news is that owned Cass City lumber firm, ac­ puter as it moved along the line. : gas prices are a real bargain once you cross the state line. On a recent . The Cass City Recreational Park will won numerous accolades from the quainted me with the lumber busi­ Aw~rds, After that display of efficiency we :; urtscheduled trip, because ofthe death ofmy sister, gas in Michigan the da; once again host The Talley Trio Fri­ Singing News Fan the ness. moved on, stopping at a smaller saw- :~ ~~traveled Har~ cost $4.15.9 per gallon. Gas in Ohio was as low as $3.82.9 and all day, July 25, at 8 p.m. This will be the Southern Gospel Music Guild He popped in. one day and a~ked if! mill to see what it would pay for oak :: advertised prices were under $4.00 a gallon. third year that the Cass City Laymen's mony Honors, the Southern Gospe! would like to go for a "little ride" to trees. :: l'row the bad news. You can find a quality room in Michigan that includes a Club has sponsored this nationally Music Association, the BMI Awards look at some woods. The little ride fre~breakfast and the SGN Music Awards. On the way home I couldn't help for $100 a night or less. acclaimed gospel music family. turned into a daylong trip and I was but think that with the ease that the Their hits, "Testify," and "The With this caveat, let me tell you about a night's'stay at a Hampton Inn in Roger, Debra and Lauren Talley are happy to have made it. I became ac- trees were handled'it wouldn't be long Solon, a suburb ofCleveland. It's entirely possible that ifwe had time to shop amusical family devotedto God and Healer," were honored in 2002 and quaintedwith at least the fundamen- before the trees would be gone. It 2003 respectively with the BMIAward artiund we would have found a less expensive place to stay. each other. While their roots are in tals oftimbering. didn't bother Jerry, who said that for radio airplay. Their latest project, We rented 3 rooms. The cost per roomwas $149 and the tax per room was southern gospel music, the east Ten­ Our first stop was about 150 miles there were lots of trees and there $22.73 for a total of$171.73. . ne$see fa~i1yhas developed a Rise Above, received four SGN Mu­ from Cass City. There was 100 acres would continue to be a supply. " I couldn't help but speculate that the tax onlas in Ohio was probably less unique, progressive sound that com­ sic Awards in 2007, including Album or so that he cruised, marking the trees I thought about that trip recently tJian in Michigan and the tax on rooms was less in Michigan than in Ohio. bines southern gospel with praise ofthe Year and Song ofthe Vear for that could be harvested with the ap- when a column appeared in the Bay and worship, hymns and other styles. "Mountain Mover." Their 2005 proval of the owner. That finished" City Times that touted state forests' · They have enjoyed 8 number one project, Praise For The Ages, also ·~ ********** he was ready to submit a bid in com- as an alternative energy source. · singles, with 6 occurring co'nsecu­ received the SGN Music Award for petition with other similar companies. · tively. The Talleys perform in excess Album ofthe Year. Their number one He explained that oak trees were in Ri.ck Haglund writes, "Michigan's:', "~t was 3 years ago that I attended a grand opening ofthe upcoming Noble of 100 dates per year, ranging from hit, "His Life For Mine," received the demand and walnut trees maybe were lumbering era collapsed in the early .. ~indpark slated on lands between Ubly and BadAxe. At tha,t time authorities church settings to the Gaither Home­ 2006 Southern Gospel Music Guild like gold. Maybe? I asked. Ifthe tree 1900s. But the forests have been re- '. s~id that the first windmills would be ready for operation before the end of coming Concert Tour, cruises with Hannony Honor for Song ofthe Year. grew in someone's yard or close to plenished. Today, trees cover 19.3 ;. tie year. Pastor John Hagee and overseas Their most recent hit single "The Bro­ the road they were not worth much, million acres, or more than half our " there was a complete brochure printed in full color and a scale model ofthe tours to Northern Ireland, Italy, South ken Ones" reached #1 on the Sing­ Whittaker explained, there's too state's land area." , ptoposed windmills. Because oflocal opposition, progress by Noble ground Africa and Norway. ing News charts in May ofthis year. much chance that a nail is imbedded It seems likely that the family-owned ,': tq a halt. Their songs and recordings have Area residents are encouraged to and very expensive saw blades could Whittaker Lumber Co. will continue .1\1 that time nothing was said about a windmill park near Elkton. It appears bring their lawn chairs to the football be ruined. to thrive and point with pride to their fiafNoble will get under motion now and the growth predicted by Noble will field for this concert. Admission is After that we visited a lumber mill contribution to the community and: finally be more than a stalled wish list. ' Many fairs free, but a free will offering will be that specialized in cutting lower value the state. ' taken. trees. Atruckload oftrees backed into And with careful management the iMeanwhile, the windpark that wasn't heard from a few years ago is alive and Today, approximately 85 Michigan +perating. ' Contact Arthur Severance at (989) position near the conveyor belt. From timber supply will remain constant ,• counties or local agriculture societ­ 872-3530 or Randy Severance at(989) that point the trees were untouched indefinitely as a valuable alternative ies host fairs in the state each year. 872-5079 for more information. until they came out the other end of to $4.00 a gallon fossil fuel. o~EVIEW BOARDNOF A day in the life ofDirector Kate VanAuken; for COllt lIlucd Irom rdgc OIlC and programs. The Rawson Memo­ go the extra mile for patrons," she gets to do. She is at the library mosd. rial Library tries to provide as many said. As library director, one of her days during the week and tries to be; I'inthe new director. I had to tell them services to the community as pos­ jobs is to supervise the other librar­ there for all ofthe programs. As di-; Greenleaf Township we want to renew the previous mill­ sible. "We wear many hats. We try ians, but she doesn't look at it as "su­ rector, she attends meetings and con-~ Will Be Held age and get a new one," she said. to do everything," Van Auken said. pervising." "These women supervise ferences in surrounding areas, usu-i:, Van Auken added that going around She said that many times people will themselves. They know exactly what ally'Saginaw. However, being at the! town its the brand new director and come in and need to use a computer, they're doing. I don't think of it as ' library and working with the other;: WEDNESDAY, JULY 23,2008 asking people to renew the previous but not know how. The librarians are supervising - we're all in this to­ staff and the patrons is her favoritei' 4:00 p.m. till completed millage and support a new one was a willing to help peoplt? with anything gether. They're the front lines," she part. "We try to notice signs in:. bit of a challenge. Both millages troubled youths and let them know: To correct errors and omissions they need, she said. ,said. ended up getting passed and Van For anyone who has not been to the Van Auken said she loves her job they can come to us, even though~ GreenleafTownship Hall on Gilbert Rd., Auken said she is very grateful to Rawson Memorial Library, the friend­ because of the people she gets to we're not counselors," she said. "We 2 miles north of Cass City Rd. the community for the support they liness and helpfulness of the library work with and the different things she have personalities, we're real people." ~, have given the library the entire time staffcan make anyone feel welcome. Judy Doerr, Clerk she's been there. "We are so fortu­ The library won the State Librarian's nate that our communities think of Award ofExcellence in 2007 for its Schools' rating gets boost us to pass millages." Qutstanding service. The award is NOVESTATOWNSHIP Contlllllcd from ragc OIlC. Most ofthe library's money comes only given out to one library in the dollars worth of needed capital im-: NOTICE OFORDINANCEADOPTION from millages, donations and state state each year, VanAuken said. "It's (3 percent ofgeneral fund revenues) provement projects, including replac- : PRIVATEROADANDDRIVEWAYEASEMENT funding. VanAuken said that money nice to get recognition for the staff," at the end of the fiscal year. Man­ ing major sections ofroofalong with;: ORDINANCE NO. 2008-02 is used for a variety ofdifferent things she said. Along with an award, the agement expects to report an operat­ installation of a new heating system: The Novesta Township Board has adopted a Private Road and Drivewa,}: Easement including library improvements and library also received $5,000 to spend ing smplus of$373,000 for fiscal 2008, at Campbell Elementary School. New; Ordinance, The Private Road and Driveway Easen1~nt 'Ord'inllrii:e'takes eff~ct uupon pr6g'ratl'ts. THc'fibrary'holds pro­ anywhere in the library. The money mainly due to continued budgetary roofs are also planned for the middle: the date of publication of this Notice, The following summary of the ordinance is grams like the Summer Reading Pro­ will be used to create a counter for and high schools. . being published pursuant to Public Act 78 of 1989: controls, bringing general fund re­ gram, American Girl Doll events, people to bring in laptops and use serves to $755,000, or a more satis­ School officials will also be purchas­ Section L GENERAL REQUIREMENTS, This ordinance shall apply to all private Trucking Tuesdays and more. "I wireless Internet. factory 7 percent ofgeneral fund re­ ing some new school buses, tackling: roads and private driveways constructed within the Township, No private road or think communities dictate where we Van Auken has a lot ofadmiration serves." several grounds and athletic facility: driveway shall be constructed within the Township unless it is in compliance with the 'spend the money and should be- for her librarians and said they are At the same time, voters' support of improvements, and upgrading tech- '~ n:quirements of this Ordinance, Other general requirements are contained within this cause it's their money," Van Auken the reason the library is so respected section. the bond proposal has paved the way nology and equipment in all 3 ofthe : said. She said ideas for programs tend in the area. "Sometimes these women for funding to pay for several million district's buildings. ; Section 2, REQUIREMENTS FOR PRIVATE DRIVEWAY APPROVALS. This section to fall into her lap and sometimes they • defines "private driveway" and includes the application requirements for private come from other libraries. The key to · driveway approval. Any private driveway approved under this ordinance shall comply keeping programs successful is to ·• with conditions of its approval and must be completed before a building permit is · issued for any structures on the property. know how often to do them. Van Auken said some programs should Section 3. MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS FOR DRIVEWAYS. This section not be done every year because contains the minimum requirements that must be met fora private driveway to be people can get bored wjth them. fully completed. ' Awhile back, the library did renova- :section 4. REQUIREMENTS FOR PRIVATE ROAD APPROVALS. Plans for a tions and received $250,000 from the 'private road shall be submitted to the Township Planning Commission for review. Pinney Foundation and another ·. This section contains what materials,must be submitted. No private road construction $350,000 in donations from organiza­ · ;Shall begin unit the Planning Commission has approved the proposed road by a tions and individ~als throughout the 'recorded vote. community. ForVanAuken, it is good ~ection 5. MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS FOR PRIVATE ROADS. This section to see people helping the library in Jists the minimum design standards for private roads. such a significant way because it shows they support it. . ;<;ection 6. INSPECTIONS, FEES, AND PERMITS FOR PRIVATE ROADS. The i!"ownship shall not grant final approval for the use of any private road until the But a library isn'tjust about books :l:ompleted road has been inspected for compliance with this Ordinance. This section ~neludes requirements for inspections, including fees for review and obtaining a permit. CASS CITY CHRONICLE USPS 092-700 ~ection 7. PERFORMANCE BOND FOR PRIVATE ROADS. The applicant shall file PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY :With the Township Clerk a cash deposit, certified check, certificate of deposit, AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ~rrevocable bank letter of credit or surety bond acceptable to the Township sufficient 6550 Main Street 10 cover the total cost of the required road improvements. When the work is Perioc;lical postage paid at ~ompleted> by the applicant and approved by the Township, the bond will be released Cass City, Michigan 48726 :Jo the appl icant. POSTMASTER: Send address ~ changes to ~ection8. APPEALS. The Township Zoning Board of Appeals shall have jurisdiction CASS CITY CHRONICLE, PO. BOX 115, to consider appeals for variances from this Ordinance. A variance may only be CASS CITY. MI 48726 granted by the Zoning Board ofAppeals if the applicant can show that he would suffer John Haire. publisher .11 unique hardship if the strict requirements of the Ordinance are applied. National Advertising Representative, Michigan . Weekly Newspapers, Inc" 257 Michigan Avenue. Section 9. SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. All sections Of the ordinance are severable. If Mic~igan. any part is adjudged by a court of cumpetent jurisdiction to be invalid for any reason, East Lansing. jt is hereby provided that the remainder of this Ordinance shall not be affected Subscription Prices: To post offices In Tuscola. !~ereby. Huron and Sanilac counties - $20.00 a year or 2 years for $32.00, 3 years for $44.00. rERTlFICATION OF CLERK In Michigan - $24.00 a year, 2 years for $39.00, rhe Clerk of the Township of Novesta hereby certifies that Private Road and 3 years for $51.00. priveway Easement Ordinance No. 2008-02 was duly adopted by the Novest,a In other parts of the United States -$26.00 a year, fownship Board at a meeting held on the 7th day of July, 2008 and that this Notice of 2 years for $43.00. 3 years for $55.00. Payable Ordinance was published in the Cass City ChronIcle on the 23rd day of July, 2008. in advance. fopies of the complete Ordinance 'can be inspected or obtained by contacting the For information regarding newpaper advertising Novesta'Township Clerk at 989-872-2373. and commercial and job printing, telephone 872­ ):,aren M. Mozden, Clerk 2010.

Cass City Chronicle July 23. 200X 5-()a~' Local Forecast In-Ih'pth Local !<'O!'l'cast l'pcoming 'loon Phases Wednesday "Today we will see mostly sunny skies with Mostly Sunny a high temperature of 77", numidity of73% and an ovcrnight low of 54°. Thc record High: 77 Low: 54 Last New First high temperature for today is 93° set ill 7/25 8/1 8/8 Thursday 1987. The record low is 42° set in 1954. Mostly Sunny Thursday, skies"WiII remain mostly sunny S\lnrisl'!S\lnsd Tinll's High: 80 Low: 61 with a high temperature of80°, humidity of Sunrise today ., 6: 13 a.m. Sunset tonight .....•....9:05 p.m. Friday 73% and an overnight low of 61". Mostly Cloudy Last \\1.'1..,,\ I.ocal \Irnanac High: 82 Low: 60 1JJti 1fud! !Jm:~ fu£U! Precipitation , 0.00" Saturday 'Jonday 73 55 80/58 0.00" Normal precipitation , .0.70" 81 50 80/58 0,00" Partly Cloudy Tuesday Departure from normal" -0.70" Wednesday 84 66 80/58 0.00" Average temperature. ' 70.9° High: 82 Low: 61 Thmsday 86 63 81/58 0.00" Avcragc normal temperature 69.5° Sunday Friday 82 6(j 8liS9 0.00" Departure from n~rmal +l.4u # Mostly Sunny Satmday 81 61 81/59 0.00" Data a.' reportedfrtlm Bad Axe. Michigan P.O. Box 239 • Caro, MI48723 • PH. (989) 673~6191 or Sunday 79 66 81/59 0.00" High: 81 Low: 59 © 2008 Accessweather.com, bU.:. 1~800~462-6814 • roD (989) 6724780 PAGE FOUR CASSCITYCHRONICLE- WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2008 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 'Several appear on charges

The following people appeared in -Juan S. Ruiz Jr., 20, Akron, was sen­ bond at $5,000.. Tuscola County Circuit Court last tenced to 90 days injail for his plea of -Kenneth E. Wilmoth, 44, Caro, week on various criminal charges: guilty to possession of marijuana, pleaded guilty to falsely reporting a -John W. Kurtansky, 40, Caro, was subsequent offense, March 28 in felony (larceny in a building) March sentenced to 180 days in the county Akron. 20inCaro. jail, with work release and worksite He was also ordered to pay costs A pre-sentence investigation was privileges, for his plea of guilty to and fines totaling $620. , ordered and bond was continued at operating a motor vehicle.while un­ -Sarah S. Woodhull, i8, Caro, was $10,000. Sentencing is to be set. der the influence of liquor, third of­ sentenced to 180 days in jail (de­ -Robert A. Noffke, 44, Cass City, fense, Dec. 24 in Wells Township. ferred) and 60 months probation for stood mute to 2 counts ofinterfering :' He was also placed on 60 months her plea ofno contest to third degree with electronic communications June ;probation and ordered to pay court child abuse June 26,2007, in Caro. 15 in Novesta Township. 'costs and fines totaling $2,920. She was also ordered to pay $380 in A pre-trial hearing was ordered .: -Adrian R. KeyJr., 24, Flint, pleaded costs and fines. scheduled in the case and bond was no contest to home invasion, second -Ryan E.Sundberg, 19, Millington, continued at $8,000. pegree, and larceny in a building Oct. was sentehced to 365, days injail (de­ •Jeffery A. Craig, 25, Flushing, ).1, 2006, in Cass City, and to abscond­ ferred) and 36 months probation for pleaded guilty to breaking and en­ 'jug orforfeiting bond July lOin Caro. his pleas of no contest to second tering a building with intent to com­ , A pre-sentence investigation was degree home invasion Aug. 29 in mit larceny Nov.,29 in Novesta ToWn­ ordered in the case, bond was con­ Millington Township, and guilty to ship, safe breaking July 9, 2006, in 'tinued at a combined $20,000 and the possession ofa controlled substance Gagetown/Elmwood Township, .defendant was remanded to the cus­ and driving without insurance Aug. breakingand entering a building with 'tody ofthe sheriff's department. Sen­ 11 in Millington. intent to commit larceny Nov. 30 in tencing is to be scheduled. lie was also ordered to pay costs Novesta Township, ap'd breaking and -Francis H. Edwards, 32, Marlette, andfines totaling $2,500. Restitution entering a building WIth intent to com­ was sentenced to 180 days in jail (120 in the case is to be determined. mit larcenyDec. 22 inEllit'lgton Town­ days deferred) and 36 months proba­ -Christina R. Leonard, 21, Akron, ship. t,ion for her pleas ofguiltyto larceny pleaded no contest to 2 counts of A pre-sentence investigation was ;Ofproperty valued at $1,000 to $20,000 malicious destruction of property ordered scheduled and bond was ~nd using a computer to .commit a totaling $1,000 to $20,000, and driv­ continued at a combined $20,000. EAGLE SCOUT Joe Rule and his dad, Mike Rule, measure the concrete fo'tin­ crime between Jan. 1, 2002, and March ing while her license was suspended Sentencing is to be scheduled. 6,2003, in Koylton Township. or revoke,d Sept. 12 inAkronTown- ~Robert A. Rapcka, 33, Flint, dation for one ofthe memorial stones at Cass City High School. Renovation of ;. She was also ordered to pay $1,500 ship. , pleaded guilty to failure to pay child the stones and plaques was the focus of Rule's Eagle project, one of the final -in costs and tines. Restitution is to The plea was taken under advise­ support from October 2006 through be determined, ment by the court, which continued April 2008. steps in earning Boy Scouting's highest rank. A pre-sentence investigation was ordered and bond was continued at I , NOVESTA TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS $4,700. Sentencing is to be set. -MarkT. Vogel Jr., 19, Caro, was sen- Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be'held at , tenced to 9 to 25 years in prisoJ;l for 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, August 5, 2008 his pleas ofguilty to 3 counts offirst AnotherEagle degree criminal sexual conduct in­ at the Novesta Township Hall, Deford, Michigan for the purpose ofhear­ volving a victim under the age of 13 ing a petition for a Special Exemption, Township Ordinance Article X, years between Nov. 8,2002; and Oc­ section 10.2. The Petitioners, John and Pat McIntosh of 6780 Delong tober 2007 inAlmerTownship. Rulefourth local scout to earn rank: Rd., Cass City, Michigan are requesting a Special Exemption to allow a The court also recommended men­ setback of80 feet instead of 100 feet for the installation ofa house trailer tal therapy/counseling for the defen­ by TomMontgomery availabl~ demonstr~Xe at 3003 Crawford Rd., Cass City. dant and ordered him to pay costs a crew of 15 helpers removed the tions are to Editor and fmes totaling $1 ,740. stones and cleaned them, then added proficiency in those areas, a number ~Q­ No more than 15 or less than 5 days notice ofrequest shall be made to the -Richard B. Flemington, 41, Caro, edging and landscaping gravel. A pair of specific skills are required to person to whom real property is assessed within 300 feet ofthe boundry Ifthe past 12 months are any indica­ oflocal businesses, Self-Serve Lum­ vance through the ranks - Tenderfo~, was sentenced to 365 days in jail, tion ofwhat Joe Rule can accomplish, ofproperty in question and to occupants ofall structures within 300 feet. with work release, and 36 months pro­ ber and Pebbles Plus, offered their Second Class, First Class, Star, Life the Cass City area resident can look Those persons wishing to comment may appear at this public hearing. bation for his pleas ofguilty to flee­ support by donating all of the mate­ and, finally, Eagle, I forward to a very success freshman l~f­ ing and eluding a police officer, op­ rials. Scouts must pass tests that are year in college. It was the culmination of years in ganized by requirements and mt;fJt erating'a motor vehicle while under Rule, 17, the son ofMike and Becky .~ the influence ofliquor, third offense, scouting, years that Rule indicated badges, which signify mastery ',qf Rule, made a name for himselfearlier and assaulting a police officer Aug. . have helped prepare him for adult­ various skills and also help the bQ¥,s this year when he represented Novesta Township 24 in Vassar. hood. focus on activities ofpersonal int~t- Zoning Administrator Tuscola County at the Business Pro­ "It's given a lot ofpeople skills and est. . . He was also ordered to complete 60 fessionals ofAmerica (BPA) National leadership - how to relate to other hours ofcommunity service and pay Ofthe 120 available badges, a Bllr Leadership Conference and Compe­ people," said Rule, who hopes to tum $3,940 in costs and fines. Scout must earn a minimum of 21l.P titions held last May, competing in his digital media skills into a career, qualify for Eagle Scout. Ofthose, ') -Maxine M. Strudgeon, 49, Akron, the Digital Media Production and eventually, starting with a major in pleaded guilty to operating a motor are required, including first aid, citi­ Computer Security Concepts events. TV and film at Northern Michigan zenship in the community, comrnu~\­ vehicle while under the influence of Last week, Rule appeared before a University. liquor, third offense, March 4 in catIOns, envIronmental science, Pl;J2­ Thumb District Boy Scouts of Earning the Eagle rank enabled Rule sonal fitness, camping and family li(17' Fairgrove. America Board ofReview in BadAxe, to join some impressive company. A pre-sentence investigation was and he walked away with the highest The list of Eagle Scout alumni in­ Rule has eamed a combined 29 merit ordered and bond was continued at rank in Boy Scouting - the Eagle. cludes Apollo Astronaut James A. badges over the years, but reaching $5,000. Sentencing is to be set. "Probably right when I joined Boy Lovell Jr., former U.S. Senator Sam his goal ofbecoming an Eagle SeoUl a~'.' -Arthur L. Dixon, 57, GagetmVI1, was Scouts in 2001, I had planned to go Nunn, millionaire businessman and will always stand out among his sentenced to 180 days in jail, with all the way to Eagle Scout," Rule re­ former presidential candidate H. Ross complishments. In spite of the tim" FREE KIDS EVENTS! FREE Curtis Chrysler work release and worksite privileges, called last week. "I liked the chal­ Perot, and former President and and effort it took, Rule said he hasn'. 5 Huge Inflatables LIVE Classic Car Show for his plea of guilty to operating a lenge, and from what other people Michigan native Gerald R. Ford. regretted the decision for a moment motor vehicle while under the influ­ Snow Cones MUSIC Featuring KCQ said, it was a prestigious thing to get. To become an Eagle Scout, a scout "Not a second," he said. "It's bee ence ofliquor, third offense, March 4 Cotton Candy 6PM -9 PM I wanted to accomplish it." must fulfill a set list of requirements a really good experience, and it will Registration: in Elmwood Township. Bubble & Art Stations FREE 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM The Eagle rank is not only presti­ in the "reas ofleadership, service and be an accomplishment that will be He was also placed on 60 months gious, but awarded only to a select Clown & Face Painting VIRGIN Show: outdoor skills. Although many op- with me the rest ofmy life." probation and ordered to pay costs number of young men. Established ALL FREE! DAIQUIRIS! 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM and fmes totaling $3, 120. in 1912, the rank had been awarded -Raymond M. Matson, 28, Cass to 1,835,410Boy Scouts at the end of Thursday - Saturday Events City, pleaded guilty to breaking and 2005, or about 2 percent of the Boy Town Wide Garage Sales, Library Book Sale, entering a building with intent to com-' Scout membership since 1911. To­ Miscellaneous Side Walk Sales &.Giveaways at Local Businesses. mit larceny Nov. 30 in Novesta Town­ day, officials estimate that roughly 5 , ship, breaking and entering a build­ percent of scouts earn the rank of CarSeat Safety Check- Car seats are checked, and unsafe car seats ing with intentto commit larcenyDec, Eagle. are replaced free ofcha\-ge with a brand new car seat (Fri., 2 - 5 PM). 22 ill Ellington Township, and break­ The numbers are impressive locally. ing and entering a building with in­ 5K Race & 1/2 Mile Kids Run- $10 for all ages. Start & finish at In fact, Boy Scout Troop '594, Cass tent to commit larceny Nov. 29 in City, expects to tum out a whopping Mulligan's Irish Links. Sat., Aug. 2nd. Call 872-4618 to pre-register. Novesta Township. 4 Eagle Scouts this year out ofa mem­ "Swim Meet" at Helen Stevens Memorial Pool- Sat., Aug. 2nd. $2 A pre-sentence investigation was bership of about 22 youths. to enter. 5 PM. Prizes awarded. Call (989) 872-2673 to pre-register. ordered and bond was continued at "They kind of go in streaks. (But a combined $15,000. Sentencing is Cass City Arts Council Turtles- Come and see the turtles hand we've got) a bunch ofthem - they go to be scheduled. back as far as 1940, I believe," said painted by local artists! Join in the Silent Auction! eLisa Sanders, 47, Deford, pleaded Troop 594 Scoutmaster Jim Baker, guilty to possession of marijuana, who earned the Eagle rank himself • • • • • •• •• • ••• • • •••••••• • • • • • •••• subsequent offense, Feb. 29 in Caro. back in 1978. • THANK YOU TO OUR PLATINUM SPONSORS: • A pre-sentence investigation was Baker noted Rule and Adam Kranz • • ordered and bond was continued at THE MEMORIAL stones, including this one hOl!1 All-Seasoh Sales & Rental • are both confirmed Eagle Scouts, • $4,000. Sentencing is to be set. while 2 other troop members - Tho­ oring former Cass City High School student Aliso:~ • Cass City DDA • -Michael G Knapp, 33, Millington, mas LeValley andTommy Brinkman ­ • Chrysler~Dodge-Jeep • an~ • Curtis • pleaded guilty to assaulting a police expect to complete their requirements Emmert, were overgrown with grass before Rule • MeDonaids • officer June 6 in Millington. He was within the next 6 months. "So, that his volunteer crew started the project. d •• •• • •• • • ••• •••• • • •••• • ••• • • • • •• also convicted of being an habitual would be 4, all ofwhich are outstand­ offender (3 ormore prior felony con- ing scouts, all ofthem,"he said. "Ab­ FRJDAY'. Al:JGl:JST 18' victions). . solutely." A pre-sentence investigation was Rule's journey to the Eagle rank be­ ordered ,and bond was continued at gan when he was just 6 years old, f'JtOM 11:GG AA- q:GG PM $5,000. Sentencing is to be sched­ when he uled. joined the Cub Scouts. "Mydad was a Cub Scout when he was young. I just decided to check it out and I stuck with it," he said. "It's been 10ts of learning - learning about the out­ doors, learnil38 leadership skills." 1111.ClIlC Those leadership skills were put to . , the test when Rule began planning To reserve your space, you mustcall (989) 912-1850/1842 r his Eagle project - a community ser­ vice-related requirement to earn the FREE REGISTRATION for Campbell Day Care on Tuesday, rank -lastAugust. The task involved Aug. 12, from ,8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The $25 registration fee will be selecting a project, detailing the tasks waived for all who enroll at this time. Free Registration will take involved (cost, tools needed, fundraising, etc.) and organizing a place at Campbell Elementary School. crew of volunteers to make it hap­ pen. - Campbell Day Care Center is operated by Cass City Public Schools Rule decided to revamp several me­ morial stones at Cass City High - Campbell DayCare Center is located at Campbell Elementary School School. The stones, each set under a tree, honor the memories ofseveral - Hours are 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. former Cass City students and staff, including Alison A~l'tl Pr('schoolcrs/School Emmert, CoryMerz and Ryan Storm, Rates: Infants and Toddl('rs 36 months old and> Nathan Weippert, Larry Steely and RULE POSES next to the finished product - one ot ~ ~ MUST hl' toill't trainl'tl : Nancy Weippert. Hourly= S5 S5 "I wanted to stay at the high school 5 memorial stone arrangements at Cass City Hig~ 1/2 Day =(up to ~ hours = 1/2 da~l S17 Ill'!' da~, SS5 (ler\n'e" SI5 (lerda~, S75 (ll't' \\ee" with my project and ,happened to School, honoring the memories 9fpast student~ and notice these stones that were in poor Full Day = SJO (let' da~. S150 Ill.,. \HTh S25 (let' day, S125 (ll'" \\ lTk condition," said Rule, who along with staff members.';I ....,. ~ ",.;1"'-.).:1 CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITYCHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 23,2008 PAGE FIVE

5YEARS AGO overall showman Jesse Bouck auc­ Hofmeister of Gagetown was a fea-' tioned his 1155-poWld steer to lafave tured stop on an agricultural tour of The apple pie bake-off that took Steel Supply Inc. for $1 a pOWld dur~ the Saginaw Valley Monday for a place at Northwood Meadows in ing the livestock auction at the fair. group ofabout 25 congressional and Cass City Thursday was a hit among Bouck is the son of Vera and Roger state legislative aides. The tour, spon­ pie makers and pie eaters alike. Eleven Bouck and a member ofthe Cass City sored by the Michigan State Univer­ "<, Livestock 4-H Club. sity Cooperative Extension Service, ~7 pies were entered in the apple pie I'~:' contest. Seven judges were chosen Northern Michigan University offi­ included four other farms plus visits t1;;,: to rate the apple pies on a scale from cials recently announced that 1,672 to the Sanilac County 4-H Fair in . -e~~..' 1 to 10 on taste, texture and appear­ undergraduates, including 4 from the Sandusky and the Huron County ~:,""", ance. The grand prize went to Marni Cass City area, have been named to Cooperative Extension Service office. ..''''' ac~ ..,- .. Kohl, ofBach. The 7judges who had the winter semester dean's list. The The purpose of the trip was to t"',,- ,-.-:,.; the privilege of eating some of the local students are Jeremy Dillon and quaint the government aides with the .,.--.,h finest apple pies from the area were, Jessica Frederick, both ofCa~ City, importance of agricultural research •t> "Blondie," ofthe Burke and Blondie Toby Kilbourn onDeford and and production practices. .'.-!! '.''-.:.:<_ ...: Morning Show at radio station 96.1 Raymond Meredith ofSnover. Each I,~ 35 YEARSAGO I ~ __ .." WHNN, Chuck Esch from WLEW, ofthe students achieved grade point ~'''HE CASS CITY Historical ~ocietytrestored a carriage th~t is over 100 years Pete O'Brien fromPJ O'Brien's cater­ averages of3.25 to 3.99. St. Peter Lutheran Church, ing, Katie Jackson, president of the The framework is up for Hillsand Unionville, celebrated its 1OOth annie L~Qld and displayed it in the Freed0p\ Festival parade. Jack Esau sits in front Cass City Historical Society, Tom Dales General Hospital's new, $2.275 versary with special services Sunday. _n~ith Fred Leeson and Janey Ballard in the back. Kern, Tuscola County Sheriff, Craig million Medical Office Building and The congregation was organized -in Haynes, from the Cass City Police Rehab Center. Work on the 19,046­ 1873 by German settlers in the Department, and Herbert Anderson, square-foot facility, located just Unionville area. who loves eating apple pie. south of the hospital, is expected to Technical Sergeant RonaldA. Gettel-, ':~,:Carriage Members of the Cass City Little be completed by mid-December. son ofMr. and Mrs. Arthur Gettel of restoration a League All Star "B" Team are: Jacob Owendale, has been awarded the Air Training Command (ATC) Mastet ( Mozdzen, D.J. Rabideau, Adam 25 YEARSAGO AF~, Osentoski, Ryan Monroe, Cody Instructor rating at Sheppard . Chappel, Luke Newton, Alex Hoyt, Margaret Brown of Cass City at­ Tex. Sergeant Gettel was accorde(1 the honor in recognition ofoutstan~ Chris Summersett, Paul Rubey, tended Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp instructo~ big success for society Joshua Inbody, Manager Dave Mon­ from July 12 through Sunday. She is ing service as a technical C'Onditionin~ roe, Coach Ron Spaulding, and As­ the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greg in refrigeration and air sistant Coach Mark Mozdzen. Brown of6311 Virginia Drive and was at Sheppard. He is a 1959 graduate by Emily Davis Ware said. , decided to restore the carriage. They ofOwendale High School. His wife; "The carriage was given to us (the received about $5,000 from the Pinney Feature winners at the Owendale one of 4100 students to attend the StaffWriter Karen, is the daughter of Mr. and Historical Society) by Eleanor Speedway this weekend were: Lim­ camp located 15 miles north of Foundation to do the repairs, Jack­ Mrs. Erick Pierson ofCorvallis, Ore:; After animal damage, wear and tear Dillman," Ware said. Historical Soci­ son said. "The restorations were ited Late Models- Wade Muskegon. During the 12-day ses­ A few weeks ago a side ofa housr:: and time, the Cass City Historical ety President Katie Jackson said done byAI and Sue Vanslyke ofIrons, Witherspoon; Sportsman Class- Rick sion, she majored in band. in Cass City caved in. And no won~ Society decided it was time to restore Dillman's motner, Ida Nique, was the Michigan. It was such an unusual Stakolosa; Streetstock Class- Rob Cass City's swim team stroked its der.. Judging by items fOWld insidti ~ carriage that has been in Cass City daughter ofStriffler. Striffler moved find that they did it in about 9 Adamczyk; 4-Cylinders- Fred way to a 148-109 victory over Bay that caved wall, it was an old, 01<£ Jor almost 100 years. to Cass City in 1880, Ware said. He months," Jackson said. However, Parrisian. City Sunday, July 17, at the Helen house. James Gray, builder, report~ '.'Jim Ware ofthe Cass City Historical was the nephew of one of the first there are lanterns that go with the Army Pfc. Jason T. Dowd has gradu­ Stevens Memorial Pool. The tankers that an 1880 edition of the Detroif: ',Society said the carriage came to Cass men to ever come to the area. Striffler carriage and those took longer to re­ ated from One Station Unit Training coached by Tim Homer and Suzy :\=ity through Jake Striffler around (OSUT) at the U.S. Army Infantry Scollon took 12 first places in the News was found inside. In additiori was at one time the president of the pair. "The lanterns part was done in two coins...one an 1866 nickel and.: . 1910. Ware said the carriage origi­ village and was quite involved in farm­ Montana. It took about 15 months,': School, Fort Benfung, Columbus, GA. meet. In the 10 and under competi­ the other a 3-cent piece came to light; J;lally belonged to a friend ofStriffler's ing and related events. Ware added. The whole process took The training consisted ofbasic mili­ tion, Jennifer McNaughton won the That's right. Three cents. I always ,who lived in Buffalo, New York. Jackson said the carriage has been about 2 years to get the carriage look­ tary training and advanced individual 25-yard backstroke and JeffHockey thought one .of those to be as phon~ 'Striffler's friend had purchased a ve­ in the Fourth ofJuly parades in years ing how it does today. training. (AIT). Dowd is a 1998 gradu­ copped the boys' version ofthe race as a $3 bill. (From Rabbit Tracks) ;~ 'hicle from Michigan and gave Striffler past, but has not appeared for about The carriage was recently displayed ate ofCass City High School. to go with his firstplace finish in div­ The Cass City women's softball team. 'the carriage in return for his help in 8 or 9 years. "We stopped putting it in the Cass City Freedom Festival ing. Justin McNaughton paced Cass registered crucial victories to move: getting the vehicle to Buffalo. in after it had been damaged," she parade on July 5. Jackson said it is City in the 11-12 division with his into second place in the Thumb league: Ware said the carriage was named said. She said the carriage looked one ofthe Historical Society's goals 10 YEARS AGO firsts in the 50-yard breaststroke and during the week. Cass City topped Hie Park Phaethon. The "Park" por­ like either dogs or raccoons had got­ to show history like the carriage in a diving. Adam Suzor won the 50-yard Snover Stamping, 12-8, when Elaintt ',hon ofthe name came because Lords ten into the carriage and damaged the big setting. "It's when we can show Cass City student Sara Homakie freestyle as did Bobbi Fischer in the Stoutenburg and Charlene Fahrner: and Ladies in London enjoyed riding upholstery. "We knew ifwe ever were it off," Ware said ofputting the car­ completed her middle school years girls' 50-yard breaststroke. Coming paced a strong attack with home runs~ -carriages through parks. He added to use it again, we had to do some­ riage in the parade. with .an added bonus - she was hon­ in first in the 13-14-year-old 50-yard -that the "Phaethon" name means "the thing," she said. Ware volunteered to get horses to ored as "Student ofthe Year." freestyle was Mark Him who also ~hining one" in Greek mythology. "It So, to restore a great piece ofCass pull the carriage in the parade. The Evergreen Township Park continues won the diving competition. Donny 'was a carriage ofroyalty at the time," . City history, the Historical Society horses used were haflinger horses, to stay in tiptop shape thanks to 2 Herron won the 50~yard breaststroke. 1:: owned by Darl DumawofBadAxe. area residents. Emerson and Maxine Whitney Walpple.,ecorded a victory Internet Kennedy, who live on N. Van Dyke in the girls' 15 and older 50-yard back­ "My role was to find people to ride 4 and get costumes," JacksQn said. Road south of M-81 almost directly stroke and Matt Jones won the boys' UnlimltecL.Hp.yns, No Contracts! .. She said the Historical Society across from the park, have' mowed diving competition. Cass City swept wanted Cass City historian Jack Esau grass, picked up trash and replaced all four relay events to round out an $A A,~ 4IIk ~ to ride because he was the founder light bulbs for the past 12 years. Be­ impressive showing. 7.7W1/rn()~: and longtime president of the soci­ ing paid by the Sanilac County park Bobbi Fischer, 11, was the winner of • FREE 2417 T.ehnieal Support " ety. Jackson also got one of Esau's board, Maxine said, "When he a miniature replica ofRick Mears' In­ • Instant Messaging - keep your bLlddy list! : (Emerson) worked I used to do the dianapolis race car out of "thou­ • 10 o-mail addresses with Wobmail! : ~i.: granddaughters to ride with a friend. • Custom Start Page· nows, weather & more! Gas prices important work, but since he's retired he does sands" of entries in a drawing con~ She had a few other children ride in ~-- the carriage for the parade as well. all the work." Emerson, with a happy ducted by a Saginaw discount store. SurfUp fo6XFasler! ~. ~" Presidential election fac.tor "Four of the young people involved laugh, added, "I enjoy doing this, it Fischer is the daughter ofRobert and just J3 more Sign Up Onllnel www.LoeaINet.com t' ~!fhat are the most important issues to you for were descendents ofStriffier's," Jack­ gives me something to do since I re­ Karen Fischer ofPine St., Cass City. e Presidential election? son said. tired. I also enjoy meeting all the The 3 horsepower car has a top speed 269·7540= 11::0 ~;.;( ~" :; The carriage can now be found at people down there." ofabout 25-30 miles per hour. LocalNet'~-­ 1-888-488-7265 : r.~,With America preparing for a new President, the Octagon Barn in Gagetown. At the Tuscola County Fair, grand The farm of Ken and Andrea !;)'fiany issues have become more and more impor­ Reliable Inlernet Access Since 1994 ~'tant. t- ."".'" f?Many Americans have been citing gas prices ":",and the war in Iraq as 2 ofthe biggest issues for ~. ihe 2008 Presidential election. With gas prices lnearing $4.30 a gallon for unleaded, and being in F... raq for about 5 years, many people want to see t~ome major changes. Both issues have played Mike Little •... " important role in America)} politics over the last few years, but with an lection approaching, many people have become more indignant. dor Mike Little, gas prices are the main thing to worry about. "There's no ~,~ason for them to be so high," he said. "It doesn't cost any more to get gas 1§ut of the ground noW than it used to." ';Little said he is not extremely political, but mows that gas prices are too extreme. "The rise in gas prices i~ wrong. Right now, that is a financial ~runch." Little said he will search to find the most inexpensive gas, even if Living Word Worship Center 't only saves him a few cents a gallon. "People will drive to Caro to save 3 (Where the Word is Life) cents at Wal-Mart." Little didn't say ifeither candidate would be able to fix 6536 Houghton St., Cass City, M148726 the problem, but he did say he is not necessarily in favor ofeither Republi­ Evangelical Free Church of Cass City 872-4637 can John McCain or Democrat Barack Obama. 6430 Chestnut Blvd., Cass City, MI48726 Sunday School 9:00 a.m. /1-( Cass City Church of Christ Phone: 872-5060 Worship 10:00 a.m. ill 6743 E. Main St., Cass City, M148726 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. Contacts 872-2367 or 872-3136 Worship 11 :00 a.m. Wed. (Family Training Hour) 7:00 p.m. Midweek Bible Studies ~isany Protec.t Your Retirement Nest Egg Worship Service Sunday 11 :00 a.m. &6:00 p,m. f Pastor: Keith Bible Study Sunday 10:00 a.m. &Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Biblical Counseling EFCA Pastor: Rev.Todd R. Gould Novesta Church of Christ .2896 N. Cemetery Rd., Cass City, M148726 Even the most savvy investors Cass City Church of the Nazarene First Baptist Church 872-3658 or 872-1195 wonder about how to best protect 6538 Third St., Cass City, MI48726 (Independent, Fundamental) Bible School 9:30 a.m.& 10:45 a.m. their retir~ment nest egg. 872-2604 or 872-5201 6420 Houghton St., Cass City, M148726 Worship Service 9:30 a.m. &10:45 a.m. i Sunday School 10·:00 a.m. 989-872-3155 Youth Group &Sunday Evening Sunday School All Ages 9:45 a.m. To find out more information on protecting i Worship Service 11:00a.m. Services 6:00 p.m. .Sunday Morning Worship Service 11 :00 a.m. your retirement income :1 Wed. Prayer &Bible Study Minister: Chuck Emmert 1 Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. call David A. Weiler today. '1 &Children'sActivities 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Youth Minister: Brad Speirs Pastor -Judy A. Esckil~en Prayer Meeting &Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Visit our website at www.novestachurch.org Together we can create an investment plan to help you ;1 AWANA Clubs 6:45 p.m. During School Year reach your goals while protecting your annuity income Pastor: David G. Hill Potter's House Cass City Missionary Church Website: www.fbccc.us Christian Fellowship Church 4449 Koepfgen Rd., Cass City, M148726 Corner of 6th and Leach, Cass City, MI & First Presbyterian Church 48726 Harris Company itl ~~~:::S~~~19:45 a.m. Barrier Free 872-5186 Cass City, MI 48726 wi yvorship Service 11 :00 a,m. 6505 Church St., Cass City, MI48726 Thursday Evening 7:00 p.m. ,I Sunday Evening Service &Youth Group 6:30 p.m. 872-5400 Sunday Worship 11 :00 a.m. :'1' Wednesday Family Night 6:30 p.m. Sunday School- Sept.-May 10:45 a.m. Pastor: F. Robert Tucker 989-872-2688 Pastor- Bob Sweeney Worship Service 10:45a.m. I www.casscitymc.org Hartf~rd Pastor: Dave Blackburn St. Pancratius Catholic Church 'The varill.blc annuities are issued by Hanford Life Insurance Company, and by Hartford Life I 4292 S. Seeger St., Cass City, M148726 "and Annuity Insurance Company and are undcrwntten and distributed by Hartford Securities l .. Distribution Company. Inc. For more complete information on The Hartford variable annuities. 1] 872-3336 'including charges and expenses. obtain a prospectus from your Investment Representative HE . or call 1-80?-862-6668 for information on variable annuities. Please lead it carefully ,U'":'::TFORD before you lOvest or send money. P3232 10/02 • ~ 11 11 Saturday Liturgy 5:30 p.m. Visitors alwa'J s welcomed ..... PleaseJ·oin us t,oda'J Sunday Liturgy 9:00 a.m. I! NOI FDICINCUA INSURED i MAT LOSE VAlUE I NO lANK GUARANTEE If~ Q Pastor: Father Steve Fillion III NOT A0EP0SrT1 NOT INSURED BY AHY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY I'<:/'~ ~l ,.j\!::--_ liiiiIIIiIIIIiiliiililiiiiili~IIIiiiiIIiIiii _.. _- ~-- _-__.. _-- -._..- - _- .. __-_-- - iIiiIiIIiIIIIII PAGE SIX CASS CITYCHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 23,2008 CASS CITY, MICHIGA.N Cass City pair honored

Cass City track coach Scott Cuthrell Richards and Lukas Varney. who finished 5th in the 1,600-meter announced last week that 2 ofhis Red' Cuthrell said that both Red Hawks run, has a 3.947 GPA. Hawk thinclads have earned 2008 "placed in the top 8 in the state finals Michigan Interscholastic Track meet and maintain a GPA of 3.5 or Coaches Association (MITCA) Aca- better." ,demic All State honors. . According to the MITCA, Richards, Named to the Division 3 first MITCA placed 8th in the 1OO-meter hurdles, first team as juniors were Jennica and has a 3.979 GPA, while Varney, Lukas Varney

Jennica Richards

Chip THE CASS'CITY 9 and 10 year old state tourname~t baseball team membe~s Shots compiled a 1-2 record recently while hosting Little League district action. Th~ are: (front, I-r) Brad Baker, Brent Baker, Joey Krol, Braeden Yoe, BrandQJl'1 Monday Night GolfLeague Horne (middle) Parker Haire, Alex Graham, Jacob Wright, Mason Erla, L~­ as ofJuly.14 gan Schenk, Sam Kolacz (back) Coach Bill Graham and Coach Jim Baker. ,I , 1st Flight " C. Helwig 3rd Flight 133 Wednesday Night 2-Man Golf Team Meddallists: Zdrojewski/~S- S. Richards 116 D.Allen 130 League ters 75. • , D. Roth I 114 1. Hool 109 as ofJuly 16 D. Caister M.Lowe 110 107 Division 2 - Late R. Tate L. Robinson 106 104 Division 1 - Earlv Hillaker/Murphy 56 D. Wallace D. Warner 98 103 Davis/Tate . ill HarteVBrown 5) D.Weiler J. Smithson 92 98 Pobanz/Smithson 59 LeValley/Morgan 46 R.Fox T. Hendrick 81 92* BurnslKritzman 53 Hool/Toner 41* D.Ouvry C. Tunis 57 75 Hobbs/Meek 52 Martin/Robinson 38* B. LeValley 75* Iwankovitsch/Stickle 52 Lang1ey/Tamlyn 35* Medallists: C. Helwig 37. T. Lis 75 Burns/Caister 49 Biddinger/Smith 34* HendricklWilson 4S Prieskorn/Repshinska 34* 2nd Flight Medallist: D. Caister43. Young/Veggian 45 Laurie/Lautner 32* J. Langley 120 Craig/Knight 42 BlisslKrol 31* D. Iwankovitsch 4th Flight 112 Zdrojewski/Peters 39 deBeaubien/Lowe 31;* T. Phelps T. Kelly 107 125 Dillon/Tonti 39 Osentoski/Schott 29* H. MacAlpine 1. Peyerk 99 107 Berwick/Greenlee 37 Doerr/Haire 24 D. Keller 1. Zdrojewski fJ7 106 Jones/Marshall 35* Corey/Paul UlfIg 25,* D. House D. Mosher 94 102 BlisslIrrer ' 35 K. Pobanz C. Erla 85 100 Collins/Herron 34 'Individual Medallist: E. Tamylyn:13. C. Innis 1. Hobbs 82 91 Alexander/Spencer 33* Team Medallists: Langley/Taml¥Jl D. Lautner D. Curtis 64 84 Cotton/Israelson 23* 76. ' B. Stickle T7 WarnerlWallace 13* Medallists: 1. Zdrojewski, C. Erla, 1. *Denotes matches not played. Peyerk 37. Medallist: H. MacAlpine 47. Individual Medallist: B. Kritzman 36. KELLY RICHMOND, Northwood Meadows ,Direc­ n tor, accepts a'motorized chair from Cass City Ma­ U L)(DRA6\iA)'FANS: son member Carl Palmateer (left). The Baja Amigo OPRN EVER:y'·WEEKENDt ,.Come See The is the second power-driven chair donated by the lo­ July 26-27 Harley's Against The World cal association. Aug. 2 Test & Tune Aug. 3 Regular Race I LUCKY THUMB Aug. 9-10 Mopars Against The World Aug. 16 Test & Tune IMOTORCYCLE CLUB I . ~ Aug. 17. Regular Race I 2008 EVENT SCHEDULE Aug. 24-25 Michigan All Harley Drag ABATE (Spectator Gate F.: $1().OO per person; 6-12.yrs.$5.6o; 5 & under - Free) , BikeShow Aug. 30-31.....Labor Day Race SHORT TRACK TT SCRAMBLES Sign Up: 10:00 a.m. Sign Up: 8:0() a.m. Practice: 12:0() noon Practice: 10:0() a.m. Race: 2:0() p.m. Race: 12;0() noon 2004 Ford Explorer XLT, 4x4 .$10,888 4~ly26 July 27 2005 Dodge Dakota, Quad Cab, 4x4 .$14,888 2005 GMC Yukon XL, 4x4, Loaded .$19,888 l;*hibitiOA: Kl'l'9bpy ql$~s ,& Quads - After Main Race 2005 Pontiac Montana SV6, Rear Entertainment.$13,888 LOCATION OF TRACK: 2006 Chevy Trail Blazers, 4x4 .starting at $14,888 3 miles north ofM-46 & M-53 intersection, 2006 Dodge Grand Caravans SXT, Stow-n-Go,Seating 1 then west on Snover Rd., 2 1/2 miles. 11..,. Starting at $14,888 For more information call: ~..", Gates open ;:)(f~ 2006 Dodge Ram, Quad Cab, Big Horn Edition....$17,888 at 1.0 a.m. 989-872-8873 2006 Ford Explorers, Eddie, Bauer pkgs., 4x4 989-635-2219 r:i ~~ Starting at $16,888 On race day, call: \;J l....j Visit us on the web at www.theublydragway.com J 810-710-0671 "J 2006 Ford F-150 Super Cabs, 4x4...... Starting at $17,888 .atli(.98.9i1~ .65.8.-8.1.3.2.or.(il5.86.~.6.12.-.25.6.8 []"":=;:=;:=;;;;::=;:=;:=;:=;:=;:=;:=;;;;::::;;;:rlJ~ 2006 Ford F-ISO Super Crew, Lariat, Loaded .$20,888 ...or.c.a.ll.u.s •.III 2006 Ford Freestyle SEL, Power Moon .$15,888 2006 Mazda Tribute, 4x4, Great MPG .$13,888 2006 Mercury Mountaineer, Luxury Edition .$16,888 Dr. Spagnuolo Joins The Knee and 2006 Pontiac Torrent. .$13,888 2007 Chrysler Town & Country, Stow-n-Go Seating Orthc)paedic Center in Lapeer

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Dr. DeSantis is thankful for all of the patients who & The All New! have given him the honor of caring for them, and for the many j1_ Moore Shoreline wonderful people he has come to know personally. ",~,j,'i"}~~ff rd~r~ CIIIIJiiIiIt~ The Knee dnd ()rthopdcdu. ('entci \! ' 1245 North 1\1ain SL DE\IIlI'I'JUI!' stUCK Lapccr, MI 4H44b 1.800.322.0150 ·989.883.2100 (810) 664-3721 651 S. Unionville Rd., Sebewaing, MI 48759 ,1~ASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASSCITYCHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2008 PAGE SEVEN Drunken driving down Obituaries The 2007 Michigan Drunk Driving related traffic fatalities were at their Audit reveals declines across the lowest in over 10 years. In fact, all state in alcohol and/or drug related fatal crashes involving a controlled crashes and deaths, injury crashes ,For Lessl substance were down in 2007. tE Dennis Cook and impaired driving arrests. The number ofinjury crashes involv­ I; Fatalities resulting from alcohol and! ing alcohol and/or drugs also'de­ I' or drug re lated traffic crashes clined last year, dropping 4.5 percent ~;;;.nenrtis Joe Cook, 62, ofCass City, dropped 13 percent from 440 in 2006 from 5,455 2006 to 5,207 in 2007. I~passed away unexpectedly on in to 382 in 2007 and alcohol and!or drug The Drunk Driving Audit, an annual !/lVednesday, July 2, 2008 at home. report issued by the Michigan State l.fIe is remembered through his 2 chil­ Police, Criminal Justice Information :qren: Leah and Vaden; their spouses: Center, includes arre'st activity by law ti\llen and Amy; and his 8 grandchil­ Village. council enforcement agency for each county rIp-ren: Aurora, Conall, Adam, Draco, Continucd Ihllll pagc onc. as well as crash, injury and fatality :tColette, Sloane, Drake, and Cameron. 2008 AVEO 2008 SILVERADO information by county. It is a collabo­ r;:::Dennis worked for General Motors value for a maximum of12 years. rative effort among the Michigan Was $10,895 Was $20,665 t:ior 15 years before taking an early McLoslrey noted that both requests State Police, the Michigan Depart­ :,.tetirement. He then had a second 10­ still must be approved by boards fall­ ment of State and the Michigan De­ NOW 675" NOW 924" Syear career as a gardener and land­ ing under the direction ofthe Michi­ partment ofTransportation. tscaper, specializing in rock gardens. gan Economic Development Corpo­ "Despite continued declines in al­ i:tle retired a second and final time to ration. cohol and drug related crashes, the :tass City to enjoy his passions for "They (Michigan EDC) like about fact remains that crashes involving :iardening and reading. He also found 90% ofthe requests we submit. We'll drunk and drugged driving make up iilovefor animals by caring for 3 min­ make a presentation in Lansing at their 35 percent ofall fatal crashes," said ;Jture horses, 2 dogs, 2 cats and 2 Sept. meeting and hopefully it's more Colonel Peter C. Munoz, director of LEinches. ofjust a formality." the Michigan State Police. "For this ~;'. Dennis was a. tough person to get In other business during the 27­ reason, strict enforcement of !..to know, but once you did, he was minute gathering, the council also: Michigan's impaired driving laws will kind-hearted, gentle, and-most rare •Advised that a diesel fuel surcharge ~dIese continue to be a focus for law en- days-accepting. He was the for residential waste collection began forcement." . me of person who would give you June 1. Under provisions in the con­ In 2007,48,867 alcohol and drug re­ the shirt offhis back and all the ones tract with Richfield Equities, LLC, an lated driving arrests were made, a ~h his closet, too. He was a great lis­ additional $1.65 per month will be al­ drop of nearly 3,500 from 2006. Of 2008 TORRENT 2008 IMPALA LT 2008 T ILBLAZER _f~ner and aclose friend to those for­ lowed for each Cass City stop,' for a those arrests, 47,267 resulted in con­ tunate to know He will be missed, Was $23,835 Was $23,995 Was $29,095 him. total fee of$12.30 per month. victions of operating while intoxi­ but never forgotten. Hail· to thee, • Granted permission for use of the' cated (OWl) or impaired driving. NOW 9295" NOW 0 353" NOW 452*: blithe spirit!. North Pavilion to the Boy Scouts of A memorial service for Dennis will America, Lake Huron Area Council, fake place at a'later date. Thumb District, for a camp on the Memorials may be made to Rawson dates of July 16-18 and August 25. Memorial Library or Cass River Pet The council also agreed to waive the Chamber F..riendz. ordinances restricting the use ofBB :1Arrangements were made by Kranz guns and archery equipment for pro­ endorses 'P.uneral Home, Cass City. th~ ,~ grams during period. These pro­ '.· '1 ' grams are run by BSA trai.ned adults and operated under the strictest of A. Kabot Helen Jezewski safety guidelines. The scouts will · ..., also receive use ofthe pool at an ad- I .' *:HelenM. Jezewski, 87, ofCass City, justed rate as has been the policy in previous years. The Michigan Chamber of Com­ 'died Wednesday, July 16, 2008 in merce recently announced today its 'Tendercare Nursing Facility, Cass • Approved the sale of a 2005 Ford 2008 SILVERADO EXT.; 2008 CADILLAC CTS Crown Victoria police car to Welcome endorsement of Republican candi­ iCity. date Anna Kabot in her bid for elec­ Was $30,005 Was $44,165 ';"She was bornf\ug, 20, 1920 at home Motors, Chicago, Illinois in the amount of$4,200. tion to the 84th House District seat, \1n Novesta Township to William and' which represents Huron and Tuscola NOW 1 631" NOW 408" :Hattie (Muck) Joos. counties.. She married Walter Jezewski March ~26, 1940 in Cass City. He died Oct. 5, Summer Mania "Anna Kabot is a candidate of the· "1987. highest quality," said Bob LaBrant, Helen was one ofthe first 5 employ­ Continucd Irom pagc onc. senior vice president ofPolitical Af­ ees who worked at Walbro, Cass City. fairs and General Counsel for the She was a member of the Hills and come to the event in years past and Michigan Chamber of Commerce. Dales General Hospital Auxiliary for hopes this year has a turnout ofabout "She is pro business, pro jobs 'and ver 20 years. She has contributed twice as many people as last year. pro taxpayer." ver 7,000 hours ofservice since 1980. The Curtis Chrysler car show is ex­ Helen co-chaired the auxiliary blood pected to be a' popular part of Sum­ "Anna's position on the issues com­ -= ~ mer,Mania, according to Mulligan. bined with her business experience drive since 1990. Helen was a mem­ 'ber of Salem United Methodist Maijt Street will be blocked offfrom will make her a great State Represen­ Church since 1941 and served as their Seeger Street to Curtis Chrysler for tative," added Phil Guyeskey, direc­ janitor for 12 years and continued as the car show. People need to register tor ofPolitical Affairs for the Michi­ amember ofCass City United Meth­ their cars with Curtis Chrysler from 5 gan Chamber. "She has the ability to odist Church. She was an active mem­ to 6 p.m. to be in the show. The cars advance an agenda to improv~ berofthe United Methodist Women. will be parked along the blocked off Michigan's economy." . Helen is survived by a s6n, James portion of Main Street for people to .. Kabobs ~ retired advertising agency · L. (JoAnn) Jezewski ofPort Huron; a view. Mulligan said that Curtis '!· grandson, Jason (Michelle) Jezewski Chrysler and the DDA paid so that executive and advertising agency .- of Malstrom Air Force Base, Mon­ KCQ.can be at the show to do a live owner. In the early 1980s, she co­ ..· founded the Brogan-KabotAdvertis­ :.'. tana; a great-granddaughter, Megan remote. ing Firm and went on to serve ascre­ Jezewski of Anchorage, AK; a With almost all ofthe ·Summer Ma­ ative director for Roy Ross Retail. brother Maurice Joos; and several nia events being free to the public, "Job providers here and across the pieces, 'nephews and cousins. most of the costs come from dona­ state look to the Michigan Chamber .- . She was preceded in death by a son, tions from local businesses and indi­ as a strong and 'effective statewide · John' and a sister, Lena Hanes. viduals. Mulligan said the total cost .Adv'ertise it '. business advocacy organization," ~ : Fu~eral services were held at 11 for the event is over $5,000. Mulligan .­ said Kabot. "I ampleased to have their a.m., today (Wednesday), at Kranz said she is very grateful for all ofthe .. endorsement and confidence." "· Funeral Home, Cass City, with the financial help and support the Cham­ ,- Rev. Paul Donelson of Cass City ber ofCommerce has received for the .- I=: United Methodist Church officiating. event. The company bringing the · -, Interment was in the ~lkland Town- inflatable activities has been helpful ...- ship Cemetery, Cass CIty. in giving the Chamber ofCommerce D Memorials may be made to the Hills a good deal. "The inflatables are com­ NOWTHRUJULYZ6 · and Dales General Hospital Auxiliary ing from Swartz Creek. What's nice or the Cass City United Methodist is they are a Christian company so ... Church. they do this as a part of a mission 127th.Annual '. Arrangements were made by Kranz project and are very reasonable," she .'..... Funeral Home, Cass City. said. Tuscola County Fair , At the CaroFairgrounds 411. Annual Covers Admission, Parking, Grandstand Be Rides Pay$10'00 Children not meeting ride height requirements admitted free. ~w~isClu~ Only. . .daily No admission charge opening Sunday. Midway rides open at Noon each day during the week. ~~ & Tuscola Alta Atrport Scheduleof Events: Here's what's happeningatthis year's fair: FLY-IN WEDNESDAy; JULY23 FRIDAY; JULY25 & SATURDAY; JULY26 7:30 p.m. Championship Rodeo (sponsored by Moore Motors) Fun For The Entire Family 7:30 p.m. Pickup and Tractor Pulls THURSDAy; JULY24 SUNDAy; JULY27 SENIOR CITIZENS FREE TILL 6:00 p.m. All Exhibits Released Sunday, August 3, 2008 (Must purchase ticket for evening grandstand show) 6:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. 11 :00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Pedal Pull 9:00 a.m. Open Pleasure Horse Show (trailer-in only) (open to all kids on the grounds) at pavement along Merchants Building ~'~"!.ltBE~~$§ .if!II\ Tri-County Equipment fREE • Candy Drop 7:00 p.m.Motorcycle Racing 36os!Apa~e Rdt Vas~ar. :t1467tf8 ., 415 Biebel Rd. (M-24) Caro, MI 48723 "OM\SS\ON • Crafts (motorcycle time trials at 5:00 p.m.) .. (9891 6VJ;6.1 JOHN DEERE: (989) 673-8400 A-I RolloffServiccs, LLC America1/ Alalfrcss & rur­ Akron' 989--891-6161 The Thumb's #/ /nteroet Provider niture Corp., Area Wide Rca! Estate, Bader Bros.. &,,"RK\NG • Food, Vendors . Bod Ay,•• 888-28H077 WAL*MART ~ , Caro' 989-673·1100 Inc., Big Acre. Caro Moose Lodge, Cara Packing : Pigeon· 989453-3999 ALWAYS LOW PRICES. House, Caro Rental, Cass City Oil & Cas, Cook GM • Prize Drawings . www.north.ta.alhomo.com .-{('-F' 4va,1td Super Store. Cooperative Elcmtor Co., Cumings YIQ lIUrnftCDMdiorl '1'0 nw WmdJ Memorials, Curves - Cara, Greenstone Farm Credit ;SiC j? Ull East Caro Rd., Caro 888-282-4932 Services, Heindl Imp/ement 'S(/Ic.~, Hin'chmllll Pro­ • Plane Rides • Silent Auction + pane, Jack D. McAlpine Agency, LLe. Jack:~ Toy/ami, JD MOforSports, Kicld Company, Krys!a! 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'. , I . I PAGE EIGHT Ci}SS CITYCHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY; JULY 23,2008 CASS CITY, MICHlGAl July 24-27 . . Council on J :,~~ging dinner Farmers' Fest on tap ':~setSept. 25 Good friends, food and fun await entertainment tent (8 p.m. to mid­ Street from 10 to 11 a.m., Rotary Club area resiQents planning to attend the night). barbecue chicken dinner at the band 35th annual Farmers' Festival in Pi­ Saturday offers a full day offu~, in­ shell tent (11 :30 a.m.), tractor pull from The Tuscola County Council on . geon, slated for Thursday through cluding the ilnnual Grand Parade em­ '7 to 11 p.m. and the firs) , ""'-ging will host its annual dinner Sunday, July 24-27. phasizing this year's theme - "Fee1~ ."Farmapalooza" featuring local ga· ':':'dance Thursday, Sept. 25, at the Pol­ Sponsored by the Pigeon Chamber ing Groovy About Farming" (new 'rage bands on the band shell stage~ ., ish-American Club on M-14 south of of Commerce and the village of Pi­ starting time, 11 :30 a.m.), a lip sync ",Caro. geon, the celebration includes some contest from 6:30 to 8 p.m., Kiss a , Sunday will begin with a pancake" activities today (Wednesday): Calf fundraiser (8 p.m. at the band breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to noon at The doors will open at 4 p.m. with a Among them are the Farmers' Festi­ shell stage), and the fireworks dis­ the Knights of Columbus Hall (2.5 ''''dinner of pork and chicken being val Men's GolfTournament at Scenic play starting at .1 0: 15 p.m. sharp. miles west ofPigeon on M-142). The ... ·~,served at 5 p.m. The Denny Ewald Golfand Country Club (8 a.m.), with Also planned are games and Thumb ,day will include mud volleyball :. Band will entertain the crowd, and the tournament dinner set to kick off animal shelter dogs for adoption at ,games from noon to 5 p.m. (registra3 there will be dancing'from 6 to 9 p.m. at5 p.m. the farmers' market (9 to 11 a.m.), a tion starts at 10:30 a.m.), and a tractOiT In addition, the band sheU tent will hula-hoop contest (all ages) on Main pull from 1to 6 p.m. '.::," Tickets are available by contacting host a strawberry social (6 p.m.), com­ ~";:the Human Development.Commis­ munity worship/blessing ofthe festi­ ,~~::':sion dining center manager in your val (7 p.m.), and a gospel concert fea- area, or Tuscola Council on Aging . turing "NotAshatned" (7 p.m.). ~ members Frank Kapral at 683-3148, A full slate of fun is planned for Ubly Sadro attends ''':Margaret Wenta at 795-2215, or Thursday, including the festival's Sandra Williamson at 673-4767. youth golf tournament (8 a.m. to noon), kids' cooking contest (ages 5 leadership conference' to 18,9:30 a.m., judging at .Shaggy TUSCOLA BEHAVIORALHealth Systems (TBHS) J's), cake decorating contest, also at With partial help from the Michigan Attendance bymembers from Michi­ consu~ers·with Shaggy J's (10 to 11 a.m.), farm tours FarrnBureau (MFB), 80 Michigan FFA gan FFA chapters got a boost again developmental disabilities were able and horse drawn wagon rides start­ members recently took part in the this year thanks to a $30,000 Farm to attend camp this year thanks to the generosity of ing at 10 a.m. (pick up at municipal organization's premier Washington Bureau scholarship. EVERY parking lot), petting zoo and pony Leadership Conference (WLC) in the Caro Lions Club, which donated $500 to offset rides (10 a.m. to' 5 p.m.), and a .Washington, D.C. "FFA's Washington Leadership FRIDAY transportation costs for 27 individuals to attend children's film at the Pigeon District Among more than 2,000 FFA mem­ Conference is the first opportunity Library (1 p.m.). . bers from across the country attend­ for many students to a~end a national FISH FRY Camp Living Waters this summer. Pictured above Also scheduled are a pedal tractor ing one ofthis year's 7 weeklong se~­ conference, and often it's their first­ ever trip to our nation's capital," said Includes AU You Can Eat pull in the park (3 to 6 p.m.,registra­ sions was Nicholas Sadro ofUbIy. (from left) are Todd Lewicki, TBHS Quality Assur­ tion from 2 to 3 p.m.), Pigeon Conser­ A collaborative effort between the MFB President Wayne H. Wood. Soup, Salad Bar, Desserts a ance/Compliancesupervisor, and Patrick Graham, vation Club entertainment featuring national FFA and the U.S. Dep~nt "These are experiences these stu­ from 5:00-8:00 p.m. DJ. Skydon(4 p.m. tola.m.), Farm­ of Education, the Washington Lead­ dents won't forget. It's a privilege for president of the Caro Lions Club. ers' Olympics (Anything Goes ership Conference heIps FFA mem­ Michigan Farm Bureau to help make Join us for Games) followed bythe fire fighters' bers learn to make a positive impact a positive and lasting impression on waterball fight at the park, 6 to 8 p.m.; in their communities by improving our youth." SUNDAY BRUNCH Closest to the pin contest at the Ro­ leadership skills and preparing them MFB's support, plus an additional tary Club Snow Hill (7 p.m.), and a Serving 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. MFB endorsing Brown to shoulder more prominentroles and $6,000 from the Michigan FFAFounc Breakfast & Lunch Items, gospel concert at the band shell (7 responsibilities in their chapters, dation, made it possible to fill 2 buses . p.m.). . communities and future careers. Calling State Rep: Terry Brown (D­ this year, one each for the last two Soups, Salads & Desserts farmers and their families and making Friday's highlights include the an­ "This conference provides the fin­ Pigeon) a "friend ofagriculture," the weeks ofJune. MFB also lent a hand Including an sure they capitalize on the emerging nual kids' parade at 10 a.m. starting at est leadership and citizenship train­ Michigan Farm Bureau has endorsed renewable energy industry, by arranging for the groups to tour OMELET STATIONI the park (line-up at the Pigeon Band ing FFAhas to offer," said Burt Henry, the American Farm Bureau Federation Brown in his campaign to continue Shell), Beautiful Baby/Cute Kids and the conference coordinator for Michi­ "Omelets made to order" serving the residents of Huron and "I am proud and honored to have headquarters and the Capitol build­ Groovy Doggie Dress Contest win­ gan and an Alma High School ing. cusroMER APPRECIATION Tuscola counties. the Michigan FarmBureau's support ners followed by the Farmers' Festi­ agriscience teacher and FFA advisor. Free Golf "Terry has the same goals as the as we work together to make agricul­ val Queen Crowning at 7 p.m., and The conference focuses on problem­ "The Michigan Farm Bureau works DURING JULY Farm Bureau- protecting farmers so ture a priority for the Legislature and the Farmers' Festival Stage Show solving, relationship building, living \Vith youth on leadership and char: Mondays until 4 p.m. we can make a good living and help­ ensure that our Thumb-area farmers from 8 to 9:30 p.m. with character, and developing an at­ 'acter building at the state level prosper," said Brown, a member of Note: Must rent cart - cost $700 ing our agricultural industry grow," Other activities are the petting zoo titude for serving others. Students through our Young People's Citizen­ said Bay Port farmer Dale Oeschger, the House Agriculture Committee. and pony rides (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.), attended workshop sessions on., per­ ship Seminar," Wood said. "FFAls WEDNESDAYS IN JULY a member ofthe Michigan Farm Bu­ "The agricultural community is a ma­ $500 Golf- $500 Carts kids' games at 10:30 a.m., Cake Walk suasive communication, character Washington Leadership Conference reau AgriPac Committee, which de­ joreconomic force in the Thumb and at My Secret Garden (11:30 a.m.), free leadership and building relatiom;hips, provides a natural transition for these BIRTHDAY SPECIAL cides which candidates to endorse. one we must protect. I value Farm nail painting and nail art and bracelet and participated in discussions on students to continue their education Birthdays: July21-27 "Rep. Brown listens to local farmers' i Bureau's input and expertise as I work making at Stranz Hair Studio (noon), citizenship as well as service learn- and development at the national concerns and takes action to address to help our agricultural tndustry con­ Get a FREE birthday dinner .. marbles contest at' Ben Franklin (1 ing events: ill level-." with a companion dinner of the challenges we face. 'ferry isfight­ tinue to grow." p.rp.), and a. mechanical bull. at the ititere'st~;; equal orgreater valUe,"" I ing for 'oui' and we WitI be well served by him continuing to rep­ , Sherwood 011 the Ifill resent Huron and Tuscola counties." Thu...b National mm-()(;~)-!)!)"i'l Ill' !)~!)-{;{;~)-2~)q1 A lifelong resident of the Thumb, ffirooolli ~ TIbm~ @cDo ()()2,-) Th!l'(! Sf . (;'I~(·t()\\ 11 Brown has voiced his commitment to --==--.;=;;;..--==;;; advancing the economic interests of It's Here! Our 18th Annual "Where Relationships Factory Direct Furniture i Dr. Sanghi, a dedicated Covenant Heart Are Built On Trust" .',,' o~ ~ ~~a\\e~\eC\lon~o~\)a S>·i Z·> 1'6Jfl~'::::'• 3 1><4 O~)r_ Specialists expert, brings advanced \\\l%e 'iii }e))> 'i• Ji'11!. lir: cardiovascular services to your atea, \\a~a" 'i\l~~~~asl, . ..) I'll ....•. Jill)' 1~~·l.";,,~'~oS;~Qrd')' including: '£ac\O~ . ,-3 P'41. '41. • Cardiovascular Consults ·Bedroom Sets In -Rustic Furniture ·Carved Cedar • Office Visits New Designs .Magazine Racks Chests (989) 453-2800 Fax (989) 453-3776, ·Dining Tables .Benches ·Office Desks • Stress Testing & Chairs in Many -Assorted ·Miscellaneous ~ • Arterial Dopplers Styles & Colors Upholstered Gliders Items p'igeon IGA ·China Cabinets -Bookcases ·And Much, • Echocardiograms ·Occasional Tables -Rockers Much Morell ~15 N. Caseville Road • EKG Monitoring ·Bar Stools .Curios (989) 453·3848 Monday - Saturday 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.-5 p~m. 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that is North 89 degrees 23 minutes 16 seConds East THISFIRM IS A DEBT COLl;ECTO~ ATTEMPT­ AS A DEBT COllECTOR, WE ARE ATTEMPT­ Associalion, as Truslee for Stnletured Asset SCcuri­ North 89 degrees 54 minutes 16 seconds Wes133.38 FORECLOSURE NOTICE This timl is a debt col­ ING TO COLLECT ADEBT. ANY INFORMATION ING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR~ ties Corporation·Trust 2007-EQI as assignee, on 1329.48 feet along said. North. line from lhe North­ feet along !he South I18 line ofsaid SCction 17; thence lector attempting to collect a debt. Any infonn.1tion WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ MATION OBTAINED WIll BE USED FOR THAT which lIlOItgage lhere is claimed to be due at the date west corner ofSection 36. said point also being South Nonh 0 degrees 00 nunutes East 75.29 feet; lhence obtained will be· used for this purpose. If you are in 89 degrees 23 minutes 16 seconds West 1329.48 feet POSE. PLEASE,CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE PURPOSE NOTIFY US ATTHE NUMBER BE­ hereof the sum ofSeventy-Sill Thousand Nine Hun­ North 75 degrees 05 minutes 00 seconds West 136.43 the Military, please contact our office at the number along said North line from the North quarter corner NUMBER BELOW IF YOll ARE IN ACTIVE LOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. dredThree and 29/100 Dollars ($76.903.29), includ­ feet; thence South 88 dellJ'CCs 55 minutes 52 seconds listed below. . ing interest at 7.95S"1. per annunL ofSection 36, thence South 00 degrees 30 minutes· MILITARY DUTY. Wesl 413.23 feet; thence North 0 degrees 00 min­ 58 seconds EaSI2645,28 feet along the West, North ~ORTGAGE SALE - Default having been made in utes East 216.36 feet; lbence South 89 degrees 56 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the and South 1/8 line 10 the East and West quarter line ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded minutes iJle tenllS and conditions ofa certain mongage made Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage 23 seconds East 255.0 feel; thence North 0 conditions of a certain n~rtgage made by Chris L and the Slatute in such case made and provided, no· ofsaid section 36 and the lenninus ofsaid c~ter line, by the'foreclosing mortgagee. In lhat even~ your dan.. dellJ'CCS 00 minutes East 1007.21 feet to the point Qf ,by Geraldine A. Dibble, a single woman, Monllag­ Esckelson and Penny S. Esckelson, to Mortgage tice is hereby given thai said mongage will be fore­ ages, ifany, shall be limited solely 10 !he return ofthe beginning. Being part of lhe Southwest 114. ofSCc· 'or~, to Conseco Finance Servicing Corp" f7kJa Green Electronic Registration Systems. Inc., solely as nomi­ closed by a sale ofthe mol18aged premises, or some The redemption period shall be 12 months fioftl the bid amount tendered at sale, plus interest. tion 17, TdWn II North, Range II East, Koylton lrree Servicing Corp., Mongagee, dated the 20th !laY nee for WMC M.ortgage Corp., Mortgagee, qated part of!hem, at public venue, at the place ofbolding date of such sale, unless deternuned 'abandoned in Township, Tuscola County, Michigan. ofSeptembe<, 2000 and recorded in the office of!he November 19, 2OQ4and recorded December 13,2004 !he circuit coun wilhin Tuscola County, all0:00 AM, accordance with MCLA 600.3241 a. in which case MORTGAGE SALE· Default has been made in !he Register of Deeds, for The County ofTuscola and in liber 1020, Page 895, Tuscola County Records. the redemption period shall be 30 days lTom!he date conditions ofa mortgage made by Ricky D. Enos, an Property includes a permanently affixed 2002 State of Michigan, on the 4th day ofOclober, 2000 on August 14, 2008. Michigan. Said mortgage was subsequently as­ ofsuch sale. unmarried nan, original mortgagor, 10 PHH Mort­ COSC2860-02 Spring Creek Manufactured Housing in Liber 812 ofTuscola County Records, JIIlle 309, signed to U.S. Ellmk N.A., in its capacity as TfllStee Said prerrises are situated in Township of Akron, gage Services, Mortgagee, daled November 23,2004, Unit, Serial No. 100767TG, which by intention of son which mortgage there is claimed to be due, atlhe for the registered holders of MASTR Asset Backed Tuscola County, Michigan, and are described as: Dated: July 23, 2008 and recorded on November 29, 2004 in Liber 1018 the panies shall constitute a part of !he reality and Jate of this notice, the sum of ($55,489,98), and no Securities Trust 2005-WMCI, Mortgage Pass­ on Page 1318, in Tuscola COUilty records, Michigan, shall pass with it, as evidenced by Affidavit of suit or proceeding at law or in equity havi~g been Through Certificates, on which mortgage there is Part of the Southwest 114 of Section 28, Town 15 FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CAll: on which mortgage !here is claimed to be due at the Affixture of Manufactured Home to he recorded al Hlstituted to recover the debt secured by said mon­ claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of One North, Range 8 East, Akron Township, Tuscola FC F (248) 593-1313 dale hereof the sum ofOne Hundred Twenty Thou­ lime ofclosing. gage or any part thereof. Hundred Seventy-Six Thousand Two Hundred County, Michigan. descnbed as: Beginnin8 North Troll & Troll, P.e. sand Five Hundred Eighty-Five and 17/100 Dollars Twenty-Three Dollars and Sixty-Two Cents (assumed) 1796.50 feet alonllthe West section line Attorneys for Servicer ($ 120,585 .17), including interest al 5.875% per an­ The reden..,tion period shall be 12 months from the Now, therefore, by virtue of the power ofsale con­ ($176,223.62), including interest 5.875% per an­ fromlhe Southwest COnlCr ofsaid Section 28; thence 31440 Northwestem Highway, Suite 200 num. date of such sale, unless deternuned abandoned in nunl, fained in said mortgage, and pursuanlto slalute of Famlington Hills, Michigan 48334.2525 accordance with MCLA 600.3241 a. in which case ~uch from said pllcc ofbegirming, North 126.99 feet along the State of Michigan in case made and pro- t . File #212247FOI Under !he power ofsale contained in said mortgage the redemplion period shall be 30 days from the date vided notice is hereby given that on the 14th day of said section lint:; thence South 83 degrees 42 min­ Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage utes 00 seconds East 221.34 feet; lhenee South 102.70 and the slatute in such case made and provided, no­ ofsuch sale; Aug~t, 2008 at 10:00 o'clock am Local T~, said 7-23-4 and the statute ill such. case made and provided, no­ feet; thence West 220.00 feel to the place ofbegin­ tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at publIC auc· tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ ninll. Subjeetto lhe usc ofthe Westerly ponion thereof closed by a sale ofthe mongagedpremises, or some Dated: July 23, 2008 tion, to the highest bidder, front entrance of!he Coun­ closed by a sale.ofthe mortllaged premises, or some forThomas Road and Walker·Hayes Drain. Also sub­ part ofthenl, at public venue, at the place. ofholding part ofthenl, at public venue, Circuit Court ofTuscola house in Village ofCaro, Tuscola County, MI (Ihal the circuit court within Tuscola County, at 10:00 AM, FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: beino the building where the Circuit Coun for the ject to and toBe!her with a 20 foot wide ingress-egress County at I0:00AM· on August 14. 2008. the centerline of which is. common with on July 31, 2008, FC 0(248) 593-1309 Cou~tv ofTuscola is held), ofthe prerrisesdescribcd Easement the Northwesterly line ofsaid described parcel. Troll & Troll, P.e. Said preillises are situated in City ofVassar, Tuscola in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be nec­ Said premises are siiuated in Township of Wells, Allomeys for Servicer essary t,\.pay the amount due, as aforesaid on said County, Michigan, and are described as: The ~ion period shall be 6 months from the Tuscola County, Michigan, and are descnbed as: 31440 Northwestern Highway. Suite ZOO mongage, with interest thereon at 11.5900% per~n­ THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT­ date of such sate, unless deternuned abandoned in Fannington Hills, Michigan 48334-252'i num and all legal costs, charges, and expenses, m­ ING TO COll.ECTADEBT. ANY INFORMATION ConmlCncing at the Northeast corner of Section 7. accordance with MCLA 600.3241 a, in which case WE OBTAIN WIll BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ Commencing 829.39 feet East of!he Southwest cor­ File #211993FOI Town II North, Range 8 East; th'ence West along the cluding the allorney fees allowed by law, and also Eas~ lhe redemption period sh811 be 30 days from the date POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE ner of SCction 22, Town 12 North, Range 10 7-23-4 North Section Line, 550.69 feet: thence South 27 any sum or sums which may be paid by lhe under­ Wells Township, Tuscola County, Michigan, lhence signed, necessary to protect its interest·in !he pre­ ofsuch sale. NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE degrees 32 minutes East, 321 feet to the ~enterlil~e 01 North 1316.12 feet, thence East 165, feet, thence minute~ }.llises. MILITARY DUTY. Cass Ave; thence North 72 degrees 28 00 Dated: July 16, 2008 Soulh 1314.89 feet,lhence West 165 feet to the point ce"mds East, 400 feet along said centerline td]the ofbeginning. . :Which said premises are described as follows: All ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded East line ofsaid Section 7, thence North along,l;ald FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: that certain piece or parcel ofland, including any and by tllC foreclosing mortgagee. In that even~ your dam· THIS FIRM ISA DEBT COllECTOR ATTEMPT· East Section line, 155.92 feet to the point of begin­ FC 0 (248) 593-1309 TIie redemption period shall be 12 months &om lhe all structures, and homes, manumcturedorothelWisc, ages, ifany, shall be linuted solely 10 the relurn ofthe INGTO COLLECT ADEBT. ANY INFORMATION ning. ConmlOnly known as II 05 Nonh Cass Av­ Tron & Troll, P.e. date of such sale, unless detennined abandoned in located thereon, situated in the Township of Wells, bid amount tendered al sale, plus inten:st. WE OBTAIN Will BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ enue. Vassar MI 48768. Allomeys for Servicer accordance with MClA 6OO.3241a, in which case 'County ofTuscola, State ofM ichigan, and descnbed 31440 Northwestenl Highway, Suite 200 the redemption period sball be 30 days &om !he date POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE ATTHE fron~ '4IS follows, to wit: MORTGAGE SALE - Defaullhas been nade in the The redemption periOd shall be 12 months the Farnlington Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 ofsuch sale. . NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE abandon~ , conditions ofa mortgage made by Destry Payne, a MILITARY DUTY. date of such sale, unless detemlined in 'File #2 I0662FO I married man, and Ramona Payne, his wife, original accordance with MCl 600.3241 orMCL 600.324Ia. ,The North 485 feet ofthe East 620 feet ofthe North­ Dated: July 2, 2008 east 1/4 of the Southeastl/4ofSCction 5, Town 12 7-16-4 mortgagors, to Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys­ ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded in which case the redetilption period shall be 30 days ~onh, Range 10 East, except the East 208 feel oflhe tems, Inc., as nonlinee for lender and lender'ssoe' by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that event, your dan.. from the date qfsuch sale, or upon the expiration of cessors andlor assigns, Mortgagee, dated November FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CAll: the notice required by MCl 6oo.324Ia(c), which­ South 340 feet ofsaid North 485 feel thereof, Wells FC F (248) 593·1313 ages, ifany, shall be limited solely to the return ofthe ·Towl1ship. Tuscola COWlty, Michigan. 4,2005 and recorded on Noveniler 27,2006 in Liber bid amount tendered at sale, plus interest. ever is later. 1103 on Page 711, and assigned by said Mongagee Troll & Troll, P.e. AllonlCYS for Servicer ·1During the twelve (12) months inmlCdiately follow­ to HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Dated: JULY 14, 2008 31440 Northweslern Hi8hway, Suite 200 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the .;no the sale, the property may be redeemed, excepl as Trustee for Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Gro"" INC Fannington Hills. Michigan 48334-2525 conditions ofa mort~ge made by KiniledY A. Ziegler ih~t in the event that the property is deternlined to he (FBR) First NlC Trust 2005-4 as assignee as docu­ and Scoll Ziegler, husband and wife, original mort­ U.S. Bank N·.A., in its capacity as Trustee for the fcg­ 'TlUS FIRM IS A DEBT COllECTOR ATTEMPT­ assignnlCn~ File #210170FOI 'abandoned pursuant to MClA 600.3241 a, the prop­ mented by an in Tuscola County Records, gagors, 10 Alliance FlUll;Iing, a division ofSuperior istered holders ofMASTR Asset Backed Securlties ING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA­ i~ eny may be redeemed during 30 days immedialely . Michigan, on which mortgage there c1aitned to be 7-2-4 Bank, FSB, Mortgagee. dated July 20, 2000 and re­ Trust 2005-WMCI, Mortgage Pass-Through G'er- TION WE OBTAIN Will BE USED FOR THAT tificates . following the sale. due at the date hereoflhe Sunl ofOne Hundred Forty­ corded on September 5, 2000 in Liber 809 on Page PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT t Seven ThollSand Eight HWldred Seventeen and 441 1153, and assigned b¥ said Mortgagee to laSalle Assignee of Mortgagee THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Dated: 7116/2008 100 Dollars ($ 147,817.44), including interest at Bank National AssOCiation, formerly known as MILITARY DUTY. 8.69% per annum. laSalle National Bank, in its capacity as indenture Allorneys: Potestivo & Associates, P. C. :Green Tree Servicing Corp trustee under Ihat certain Sale and Servicing Agree· 811 South Blvd., Suite 100 MORTGAGE SALE -'Default has ~en made in the fMoJ1gagee Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage lllCnt dated Oclober I, 2000 among AFC Trust Se­ Rochester Hills, MI 48307 conditions of a mortgage made by Jalaine , and the slalute in such case made and provided, n0­ THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COllECTOR ATTEMPT­ ries 2000-3, as Issuer, Superior Bank FSB, as Seller (248) 844-5123 Schneeberger, .an unmarried woman, to Mortgage }ABRIZIO & BROOK, P.c. tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ ING TO COllECT A DEBT. ANY INFORM A­ and Servicer, and laSalle Bank National Associa­ Our File No: 08·95482 Attomey for Green Tree Servicing Corp. Electronic Registration Systems,lnc.. as nonunee for closed by a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, or some, :noN WE OBTAIN Wll,l BE USED FOR THAT tion,as Indenture Trustee, AFC Mortgage Loan As­ ASAP# 2822057 '888 \V. Big Beaver, Suite 1470 lender and lendet's successors andlor assigns, Mort­ part ofthem, at public venue, at the place ofholding PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT set Backed Notes, Series 2000·3,and any amend­ 7-16~4 ~rroY. MI 48084 gagee, dated November 29, 2006 and recorded De­ the circuit court within Tuscola County, at 10:00 AM, THE NUMBER 8ELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE ments thereto as assignee as docUl11Cnted by an as­ 248'-362-2600 ceniler 15, 2006 in Liber 1105. Page 1006, Tuscola on August 7. 2008. MILITARY DUTY. signment, in Tuscola County Records, Michigan, on 7-16-4 Counly Records, Michigan. Said. mortgage is now which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date held by GMAC Mortgage. llCby assignnlent. There Said premises are situaled in Township of Arllela, MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the hereofthe sum ofSeventy-One Thousand Nine Hun­ is claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of Tuscola County, Michigan, and are described as: conditions ofa nlOrtgage made by Arlene Hempton, dred Thirty-Nine and 95/100 Dollars ($71,939.95). Two Hundred Eleven Thousand Eighl Hundred Sev­ an unmarried woman, to Mac-Clair Mortgage Cor­ including interest at 11.55% per annum. enly·Sevenand 11/100 Dollars ($2 I1,877.1 I), includ­ The North 91 feet of the East 226 feet of the South poration, Mortgagee, dated January 16, 2004 and Default having been made in the tenllS and condi. ing interest at 7.75'/0 per annum. 691 feet of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast recorded JanUary 22', 2004 in Liber 975, Page 834, Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATI ff\1PI­ tions. of a certain mortgage made by FRANK L. Quarter ofSection 31, Town 10 North, Range 7 East, Tuscola County Records, Michigan. Said nlOrtgage and the statute in such case made and provided. no­ ING TO COllECTADEBT. ANY INFORMATION ~WASKOSKI, of9614 Boucher Road, Oller Lake, MI Under lhe power ofsale contained in said mortgage Arllela Township, Tuscola County, Michigan, sub­ is now held by Chase HonlC Finance llC, successor tice is hereby given that said nlOrtgage will be fore· WE OBTAIN Will BE USED FOR TIlAT PUR­ ~8464, Mortgagor: to FENTURA MORTGAGE, and !he s!iuute in such case made and provided, no­ ject to all easelllCnts, restrictions and governmental by merger to Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corpora­ closed by a sale ofthe mortgaged prenlises, orsome POSE. PlEASECONTACTOUROFFICEAl tHE dNC., POBox 725.101 N. Leroy.Fenlon,MI48430, tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ regulations, ifany, ofrecord, or thai would apply to lion byassignnlCnt There is c1ainlCd to be due at the part oflhem, at public venue, at the place ofbolding NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE rvjlU- closed by a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, or some -Mortgagee. dated January 25, 2007 and recorded in . the premises, Tuscola County Records. date hereof the sum ofNinety-Three Tbousand Nine the circuit coun within Tuscola County, at 10:00 AM, TARY DUTY. ~ part ofthem, at public venue at the front entrance of !Jhe oftice ofthe Register ofDeeds for Tuscola CounlY, Hundred One and 18/100 Dollars ($93,901.18), in­ on July 31, 2008. lhe Counhouse in the Village of Caro, Tuscola [Michigan, on February 22, 2007, in Liher No. I1II The reden..,lion period shall be 6 nlOnths from the cluding inlerest aI6.125% per annunl. MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made ill the County, MI in Tuscola County, Michigan at 10:00 at Pages 822-839. InslrunlCnt No. 200700892527. date of such sale, unless detennined abandoned in Said prcmises are siluated in Village ofCaro, Tuscola conditions of a mortgage made by Jertmy a.m. on AUGUST 21, 2008. on which mortgage there is c1ainlCd 10 be due at the accordance with MClA 600.3241 a. in which case Under the power ofsale contained in said nlOrtgage County, Michigan, and an: described as: Cunningham, a singl~, man, to Mortgage EleCll,!,nic ate ofthis notice, for principal the sunlofTwo Hun· the redemption period shall be 30 days from the date and the statute in such case nade and provided, no­ Registration Systems. Inc.. as nominee for lendetand SaidPrem;5Csare located in the Township ofNovesta, ofsuch sale. tice is hereby given thaI said mortgage will be fore­ loIS 4 and 9, Block 2, EXCEPT a strip ofland 3 feel lender's successors and/or assigns, Mortgagee. ~ted <;Ired Thirty Nine Thousand Three Hundred Eighty Tuscola County, Michigan, and are described as: Nine and 07/100 Dollars ($239,389.07), plus inler· closed by a sale ofthe mortgaged prenuses, or ~ome in width otrthe Southeasterly side thereof, Nenletoo's Ociober 4, 2007 and recorded October 18, 20~7 in Daled: July 9, 2008 part ofthenl, at public venue althe front entrance of Addition to the Village ofCaro, Indianfields Town­ liber 1132, Page 1111, Tuscola County Rec8rds. est, from the date ofthis notice, until paid, at the rate A piece ofland commencing 625 feet North of the the Courthouse in the Village of Caro, Tuscola ship, Tuscola County, Michigan, according to the plat, Michigan. Said nlOrtgage is now held by Chase fi,me of eight percent (8%) per year. And no suit or pro­ SOuthwest corner of!he Southwest one-quarter ofthe FOR MORE INFORMA'J;ION, PLEASE CALL: County, MI in Tuscola County, Michigan at 10:00 ther<:of recorded in Liber I, Page II, now being Page Finance llC by assigJ]lllCnl. There is c1ainlCd 4> be ceeding at law or in equity having been instiluted 10 Northwest one-quarter ofSCction I, Town 13 North, FC S (248) 593· 1304 a.m. on JULY 31, 2008. 12A ofPlats. Tuscola County Records. due at the date hereofthe sum ofSeventy-Four 111Ou­ recover the debt secured by the mortgage orany part Range II Eas~ running; thence. North 495 feet: thereof . Trott & Troll, P.e. sand One Hundred Fifteen and 24/1 00 Dollars lhenee, East 1320 feet; lhenee, South 495 feet; thence, Allorneys for Servicer Said premises are located in the Township of The redemption period shall be 6 monlhs from the ($74,115.24), including interest at 6.5% per annum Wesl 1320 feet to the poinl ofbeginning. 31440 Northwestem Highway, Suite 200 NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue ofthe power ofsale Indianfields, Tuscola County, Michigan, and are de­ date of such sale, Wlless determined abandoned in Farnungton Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 scrihed as: accordance wilh MClA 6OO.3241a, in which case Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage contained in the mortgage and pursuant to the. statute The redemption period shall be 12 months from the File #I89549F02 the reden..,tion period shall be 30 days fiom the date and the statute in such case made and provided. no­ of the State ofMichigan in such cases made and pro­ date ofsuch sale, unless detennined abandoned in 7-9-4 Part of!he Northwest quarter ofSection 3, Town 12 ofsuch sale. tice is hereby given that said lllOrtgage will be fore­ vided, notice is hereby given that on Thursday, Au­ acconlanee with MCLA §6OO.324Ia, in which case North, Range 9 East, de~ribed as: ConmlCncing at closed by a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, br SOme gust 14, 2008, allen o'clock (10:00) in the forenoon, the redemption period shall be 30 days &om the date local time, the mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale a point on the ~ast side of Pearl Street 338.3 feel Dated: July 2, 2008 part ofthenl, at public venue at the front entrance of ofsuehale. at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the &ont South oflhe North line ofSCction 3; thence East 148.5 the Courthouse in the Village of Caro, Tuscola feet; thence North 104 feet: thence West 148.5 feet; FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CAll: County, MI in Tuscola County, Michigan at 10:00 steps ofthe Tuscola County ColllthDuse, 440 N. State TOALtPURCHASERS; The foreclosing mortgagee Street, Caro, Michigan (that being the buildinll where lhence South 104 foct. to the point ofbeginning. FC H (248) 593-1300 can rescind the sale, In that event, your damages, if a.m. on AUGUST 14,2008.' e Circuit Court for Tuscola County is held), of!he Troll & Trott, P.e. any, are Iirrited solely 10 the return ofthe bid amount remises described in the mortgage, or so much The redemption period shall he 6 months from lhe AttonlCYs for SeMcer tendered at sale, plus interest. Said premises are located in the Township ofWells. thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due, date of such sale, unless detennincd abandoned in 31440 Northwes!enl Highway, Suite 200 Tuscola COUl1ly, Michigan, and are described as: As aforesaid, on the mortgage. with interest lhereon accordance wilh MCLA §6OO.3241 a, in which case ~u1y THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COllECTOR ATTEMPT­ Farnungton Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 Dated: 23, 200s Ihe redemption period sball be 30 days from the date at the rate ofeight percent (8%) per year, and all le­ IN<; TO COLLECT ADEBT. ANY INFORMATION File #208377FOI Part ofSection,32, Town 12 North, Range 10 East, gal costs, charges and expenses, including the allor­ ofsuch sale. OrIans Associates, P.e. WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR· 7-2-4 heginning at a point on existing centerline of Wells. ney fees allowed by law, and also any sum or SUl1lS POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE Road that is 1128.36 feet North along the North­ which may be paid by the undersigned, necessary to AnonlCYS for Servicer TO ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing mortgagee r P.O. Box 5041 NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE South one-quarter line and North 55 degrees 35 protect its interest in the premises. can rescind the sale. In that event, your damages. if Troy, MI 48007·5041 MILITARY DUTY. minutes 00 seconds West 724.27 feet along the any, are linlited solely to the return ofthe bid amount centerline of Wells Road; thence North 737 feet: File No. 280.2772 tendered at sale, plus interest. I• The premises are located in Watertown Township, ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded thence West 368.27 feet; thence South to a point on Tuscola County, Michigan, and are described as fol­ 7-23-4 ATTEMP1~ by the foreclosing nlOrtgagee, In that event. your dan.. THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COllECTOR Wells Road, which is 451.36 feet East of the West lows: Dated: July 2, 2008 I ages. ifany, shall be limited solely to the return ofthe ING TO COllECTADEBT. ANY INFORMATION line of the Northeast one-quarter of the Southwest N~rth bid amount tendered at s.ale, plus iilteresl. WE OBTAIN WIll BE USED FOR THAT PUR· one-quarter, thence Southeasterly along the lot 49, Lake Assessor's Plat #2, according to Orlans Associates, P. e. POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE centerline of Wells Road to the point of beginning. the recorded plat thereof, as recorded in Liber 5 of AlIOnlCYS for Servicer MORTGAGE SALE - Default has beell made in the NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ,ARE IN ACTIVE P.O. Box 5041 i: Plats, Page 31-35, Tuscola Counly Records. ~onditions MILITARY DUTY. The reden..,tion period shall be 12 months from the of a mortgage made by Gregory March, Troy, MI 48007-5041 • a!k/a Gregory J. March, and Sherry March. a/k/a date of such sale, unless deternJined abandoned in l,:'ax Parcel No. 021-900-460-1800-00 248-502-1400 ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded accordance with MClA §600.3241 a, in which case Sherry A. March, Husband and Wife, original nlOrt­ File No. 310.2894 gagors, to Firsl of AnlCrica Mortgage Company. by the foreclosing mortgagee. In tbat even~ your dan.. the redemption period shall be 30 days from the date The redemption period shall be six (6) monlhs &om ages, ifany, shall be limited solely to the return ofthe THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COllECTOR ATTEM PT­ Mortgagee, dated January 21, 1998 and recorded on 7-2-4 ofsuch sale. the date of such sale. in accordance with MCL bid amount tendered at sale, plus interest. ING TO COllECTADEBT. ANY INFORMATION January 26, 1998 in Liber 728 on Page 994, and as­ 600.3240(8;: unless the property is deemed aban­ TO All PURCHASERS: Tile foreclosing mortgagee doned pursuant to MCl 600.324Ia, in which case WE OBTAIN Will BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ signed by nlCsne assignnlCnts to Fifth Third Mort­ POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE gage Company as assignee as docwnented by an as­ MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the can rescind the sale. In that event, your damages. if the redemption period shall be thirty (30) days from conditions of a mortgage made by Dale Frederick any, are limited solely to the retum ofthe bid amount' the date ofsale or until the tinlC 10 provide lhe notice NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTlVF signment, in Tuscola County Records, Michigan, on MILITARY DUTY. which mortgage there is claimed 10 be due al the date lseler and Kathreen Elizabeth lseler, Husband and tendered at sale, plus interesl. req uired by MCL3241 a( c) expires, whi,:hever is later, nils FIRM IS A DEBT COL.lECTOR ATTEMPT­ Wife, original mongagors, to Option One Mortgage as provided in MCl 600.3240( II). hereof the sum ofTwenty-Six Thousand Four Hun· ING TO ('OllECTADEBT. ANY INFORMAfiON ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded dred Sixty-Four and 68/100 Dollars ($26,464.68), Corporation, A California Corporation, Mortgagee, Dated: July 16, 2008 WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ dated August 16, 2006 and recorded on Augusl 21, ATTN PURCHASERS: THIS SALE MAY BE RE­ by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that event. your dam· including interest at 7.25% per annum. POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE ATTHE ages, ifany, shall be limited solely to the retum ofthe 2006 in Liber J092 on Page 496 in Tuscola County Orlans Associates, P.C. SCINDED BY THE FORECLOSING MORT· NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Records, Michigan, on which mortgage there is Allomeys for Servicer GAGEE. IN THAT EVENT, YOUR DAMAGES, bid amount tendered at sale. plus interest. Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage MILITARY DUTY. and !he statute in such case made and provided, no­ clainlCd to be due at the date hereof the sum ofOne P.O. Box 5041 IF ANY, SHAll BE LIMITED SOLELY TO THE Hundred Forty·Four Thousand Four Hundred EighlY­ Troy, MI 48007-5041 RETURN OF THE BID AMOUNT TENDERED AT MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded closed by a sale ofthe nlOngaged premises, or some Six and 13/100 Dollars ($144,486.13), including in· 248-502-1400 SALE. PLUS INTEREST conditionsofa nlOrtgagemade by Gerald R. Walters, by the fureclc;>sing mortgagee. In that event, yoardan.. part ofthem, at public venue, at lhe place ofbolding terest at 12.95% per annum. File No. 310.2922 a narried nan, and Marilyn J. Walters, his wife in ages. ifany, shall be limited solely 10 the retum ofthe barofherdower rillhts, original mortgagors, to Towne !he circuit coun within Tuscola_County, at 10:OOAM, 7-16-4 Dated: June 30, 2008 bid amount tendered al sale, plus interest. Under !he power ofsale contained in said mortgage Mortpgii C~ny, Mortgagee, daled November 10, on August 21 •2008. and Iht statute in such case made and provided, n0­ Fentura Mortgage, Inc. 2003 and recorded on November 20, 2003 in Liber MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the Said premises are situated in Township of Vassar, tice is hereby given that said nlOrtgage will be fore­ P.O. Box 725 965 on Page 203. and assigned by said Mortgagee to conditions ofa mortgage made by Orville 0 Atwell. Tuscola County, Michigan, and are described as: closCd by a sale ofthe mortgaged prenlises, or some Fenton. MI 48430 Fidelity Bank, a Fedenlly Chartered Savings Bank Jr., an unmarried man, original nlOrtgagor, 10 Mort­ as assignee as docwnented by an assignment. in' part oflhem, at public venue, at !he place ofbolding gage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nomi· !he circuit colll1 within Tuscola County, at I0:00 AM, COOLEY MOULTON & SMITH Tuscola County Records, Michigan, on which mort­ A Parcel ofland in the Northwest 1/4 ofSCction 15, Town II North, Range 8 East, described as: Begin. nee for lender and lender's successors and/or assigns, on July 31:200s. BY: Steven W. Moulton, P-28282 gage !here is claimed to be due al the date hereoflhe Mortgagee, dated April 21, 2006 and recorded on e can SUll1 ofOne Hundred Twenly-Three Tbousand Four ning at a point of the WeSt line of said Section 15 727 S. Grand Traverse Street July 12, 2006 in LiberJ087 on Page 1214;and modi­ Said premises are situated in Village of Cass City, Fhnt, MI 48502 Hundred Seven and 70/100 Dollars ($123,407.70), which is 660.00 feet, South 00 dellJ'CCs 5I minules Eas~ fied by Affidavil or Order recorded on October 13, Tuscola County, Michigan, and are described as: (810) 767-1520 includinl interest at 6.625% per annum. 37 seconds &om lhe Northwest corner ofsaid 'SCCtion 15; thence North 88 degrees 59 minutes 53 2006 in Liber 1099 on Page 183 in Tuscola CowltY Records, Michigan, and assigned by saidMortgagee help! 7-16.-4 Under lhe power ofsale contained in said mortgage seconds Eas~ parallel with the Nonh section line, Lot 27, North\Vood Village and Estates No. I, a Part 743.0 feet; thence Soulh 00 degrees 51 minutes 37 to Wells Fargo Bank, NAas assill"V' on which mort­ of !he Northeast 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4 and the and !he statute in such case made and provided. n0­ gage there is clainlCd to be due at the date hereofthe Come'in tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ seconds East, parallel with !he West section line, Southeasll/4 of Section 28, Township J4 North, 897.07 feet; thence North 76 degrees 14 minutes 05 sum of One Hundred Twenty-Six Thousand Three Range II East, Village ofCass City, Tuscola Counly. closed by a sale of!he mortgaged premises, or some Hundred Sixty-Two and 97/100 Dollars and browse part of!hem, at public venue, at the place ofbolding seconds West, on Ihe Northerly right ofway line of Michigan as the same appears from Plat recorded in fee~ ($126,362.97), including intereSt at 6.75% per an­ !he Office ofthe RegisterofDccds forTuscola County !heci~uitcoun within Tuscola County, at iO:OOAM, the C.S.x. Railway being a line which is 33.00 num. through our TIllS FIRM'IS A DEBT COllECTOR AfTEMPT­ on AUgust 21 ,2008. measured at right angles, Northerly from the centerline in Liber4 ofPlats, Pages 49.52, Subject to Covenants ING TO COLLECT ADEBTANV INFORMATION ofsaid llIilway, 767.88 feet; thence North 00 degrees and Restrictions of Record recorded in Liber 488. WE OBTAIN WILL. BE' USED FOR THAT PUR­ 5I minutes 37 seconds West, on the West seclion Under !he power ofsale contained in said mortgage Page 1088-1095 and subject to Easements allllrights large Said pmnscsare sitUated in Township ofWatertown, and !he Slatute in such case made and proVided, n0­ POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE Tuscola County. Michipn, and are descnbed as: line, 701.34 feet to the point ofbeginning. ofway ofrecord. NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ selection of closed by a sale ofthe mongaged premises, or some MILITARY DUTY. The redemption period shall be 12 months &om the The redemption period shall be 6 months from the Panof!he Northwest quarter ofSCclion 36, Town 10 part ofthem, at public venue, at !he place ofbolding Wedding North, Range 9 Easl, bellinning at a point on the North date of such sale, unless detennined abandoned in date of such sale, unless detennined abaiKIoned in ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded the circuit coun within Tuscola County, al 10:00 AM, accordance wilh MCLA 600.3241 a, in which case and South quarter line ofsai4 SCction which is South accordance with MClA 600.3241 a, in which case on August 21, 2008. . Invitations, by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that even~ yourdam­ 00 delJ'CCS 27 minutes 30 seconds Eas~ 1I00.00feet the redemption period shall be 30 days from !he date lhe redemption period shall be 30 days from the date ages. ifany, shall be limited solely to the retunl onhe from the North quarter ofsaid Section; thence con­ ofsuch sale. ofsuch sale. bid amount tendered at sale. plus interest. Said premises are situated in Township ofKoylton. Accessories, tinuinl South 00 dellJ'CCS 27 minutes 30 seconds East Tuscola COWlty, Michigan, and are described as: 330.00; lhenee South 89 degrees 08 minutes 00 sec­ Dated: July 23, 2008 Dated: July 2, 2008 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the onds West 1328.06 feel; thence North 00 dellJ'CCs 30 Gift Items conditions of a mortgage made by Chad Scheldlcr FOR MORE INFORMATlQN, I!LEASE CALL: Commencing al the West 1/4 COnlCr ofSCction 17, FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: rrinutes 58 seconds Wesl 330.00 feet; lhence North Town II North, Range II Eas~ Koyllon Township. and Kim Schember, husband and wife, orillinal mon­ 89 deIJ'CCS 08 minllles 00 seconds Eas~ 1328.39 fi:ct FC J (248) 593-1311 FC G (248) 593·1310 'and mucH more!, gagors, to Mortgage Electronic Registration Syslems, Tron & Troll,' P. e. Tuscola County, Michigan; Thence South 89 degrees Trott & Trott, P.e. to point ofbeginnillJ subject to and togelher with an 56 minutes 23 seconds Eas1670.0 feet along !he East Inc., as nominee for lender and lender's successors eaSClllCllt for i"lll'Css and egress in easement descrip­ Allomeys for Servicer AttonlCYS .for Servieer. CASS CITY andlor assigns, Mortgagee, dated October 6, 2006 31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200 and West 114 line ofsaid Section 17 to !he point of 31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200 tion below: Being a part of!he Northeast quaner of beginning; nmning thence South 89 degrees 56 min­ and recorded 011 November 2, 2006 in LibeT 1I0Ion SCction 36, Town J0 North, Range 9 Eas.l, described Famlington Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 Fannington Hills, Michigan 48334·2525 Page 184in Tuscola County Records, Michigan, and File #130277F02 utes 23 seconds East 323.32 feet along !he East and File #I77723F02 CHRONICLE u lyinll 33.00 feet eilher side ofa line described as West 1/4 line ofsaid SCction 17; thence South 0 de· assigned by said Mortgagee to US Bank National 'S beginninll at a point on the North line ofSection 36 7-23-4 grees 00 minutes 09 seconds East 1325.72 feet; thence Catalo loaned overnight CASSCITYCHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, JULY23,2008 PAGE TEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN C~LL 87Z-Z0:l0 TO PLACE AN AD I N_·· Transit (nonbusiness) rates, Sal~ L_e...... g_al o_t_ic_es_1 (General Merchandisv ( Household Sales ) (Real Estate For 10 words or less, $3.95 each insertion; additional words 10 SAVE UP TO $600 - Michi­ THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR husband and wife, original mortgagors, mortgage and the statute in such case cents each, Three weeks for BACH TROMBONE (like OPEN HOUSE - Saturday, ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT to Mortgage Electronic Registration made and provided, notice is hereby given the price of 2-cash rate, Save gan Great Stove Change Out. new) $350, household items, Aug, 2, 10-2 p.m, Home con­ ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED Systems, Inc., as nominee for lender and that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Wood, gas, pellet and com women's plus size clothing, veniently located to down­ lender's successors and/or assigns, Mort­ money by enclosing cash WILL BE USED FOR THIS PURPOSE a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, orsome at Dan's Fireplace and Stove 2~bedroom IF YOU ARE IN THE MILITARY. gagee, dated August 12, 2004 and re­ part ofthem, at publk venue, at the place with mail orders. Rates for Gameboy, trading cards, etc, town area, this PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT corded on September 7, 2004 in Liber of holding the circuit court within display want ads on applica­ LLC. 989-872-3190, 6509 Main 6760 Houghton St. Wednes­ classic is on a comer lot and THE NUMBER LISTED BELOW. 1007 on Page 622 in Tuscola County TllScola County, at 10:00 AM, on Au­ tion, St., Cass City, MI 48726, day, 12-7 p,m; Thursday-Fri­ offers affordable home own­ Records, Michigan, aoo assigned by said gust 21, 2008. 2-7-9-4 day,8-5p.rn. 14-7-23-1 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Mortgagee to Housel)old Finance Cor­ ership, Features: living room, made in the conditions ofa certain mort­ poration III as assignee, on which mort­ Said premises are situated in Village of ( Motor Vehicles ) separate dining room,· full gage made by Thomas V. Purtill and gage there is claimed to be due at the date! Reese, Tuscola County, Michigan, and are MATTRESS SETpillow tops GARAGE SALE - July 22, basement, attached garage Pamela L. Purtill. Husband and Wife, to hereof the swn ofOne Hundred Seventy­ described as: - new queen $175, king $275, 8:30-3 p.m,; July 23,3-6 p,rn. with breezeway entrance to Mortgage ElectrOliic Registration Sys­ Two Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-Six FOR SALE - 2001 S-IO tems, Inc., solely as nominee for Novastar and 03/100 Dollars ($172,256.03), in­ Lot 3, Block 2, ofthe Plat Village ofGates full $165, Call 989-799-3532. Teen clothing, household, kitchen, Large backyard for Mortgage, Inc., Mortgagee, dated Janu­ cluding interest at 10% per annwn. (Now Reese), According to the Plat Re­ pickup, extended cab, excel­ 2-4-23-52 crafts, teen books, movies, gardertor recreation. Imme­ ary 19, 2006 and recorded January 27, corded in Liber 29 ofDeeds, page 115 of lent shape, one owner. 77,000 etc, 6748 Kelly Rd. (2 miles Under the power ofsale contained in said diate occupancy available. 2006 in Liber 1070, Page 9, Tuscola Tuscola County Records. miles. 2,2 liter gas saving en­ AMISH LOG HEADBOARD County Records, Michigan. Said mort­ mortgage and the statute in such case south, 1/2 mile .east), Call 872-2621 for a viewing gage was sllbsequently assigned to: made and provided, notice is hereby given The redemption period shall be 6 months gine, air, tilt, cruise, CD player, & queen pillow top mattress 14-7-23-1 appointment. For questions HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Trustee for the that said mortgage will be foreclosed by from the date ofsuch sale, unless deter­ box liner, toneau cover, Call set - newin plastic, $275, 989­ or additional infonnation, see a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, orsome registered holders of Nomura Home Eq­ mined abandoned in accordance with 872-3788. 1-7-23-3 839-4846. 2-4-23-52 GARAGE SALE - Thursday­ web information at uity Loan, Inc., Asset-Backed Certifi­ part ofthem, at public venue, at the place MCLA 600.3241 a, in which case the re­ cates, Series 2006-HE3, on which mort­ o( holding the circuit court within demption period shall be 30 days from Saturday, July24-26, 9-5 p,m www.6645pinestblogspotcom gage there is claimed to be due at the date Tuscola County, at 10:00 AM, on Au­ the date ofsuch sale. EHRLICH'S FLAGS 4114 Hoppe Rd., Gagetown, br email: [email protected]. hereof the sum of Seventy-Three Thou­ gust 14, 2008. FOR SALE - Racing go-kart, 1/2 off on Saturday, Lots of No realfur calls. 3-7-23-1 sand Four Hundred Four Dollars and Dated: July 23, 2008 full body, 5horse raptor, B&S, Said premises are situated in Township AMERICAN MADE teen clothes. Guza, 14-7-23-1 Eighty-Two Cents '($73,404.82), includ­ extra tires. 872-3191. ing interest 9.7% per annum. ofVassar, Tuscola County, Michigan, and FOR MORE INFORMATION, PL.EASE US -STATE - WORLD are described as: Lots 29 and 30 ofEver­ CALL: 1-7-16-3 MILITARY - POW Under the power ofsale contained in said green Acres, according to. the recorded FC C (248) 593-1301 GARAGE SALE - Thursday M-53 & M-81 - 3 1/2 acres & mortgage and the statute in such case plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Liber 3, Trott & Trott, P.c. Aluminum Poles & Friday, 8:30-5 p.rn. House; 7 1/2 acres with mobile home, Page 23, Tuscola County Records. Sub­ (General Merchandisv made and provided, notice is hereby given Attorneys for Servicer Commercial/Residential hold, decorative items, few Wooded state land behind. that said mortgage will be foreclosed by ject to all building restrictions, ease­ 31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200 a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, or some ments and reservations in the chain oftitle, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 Sectional or One Piece antiques, Christmas items, Excellent location, hunting, part of them, at public venue, Circuit or ofrecord, or which would show in ex­ File #153783F02 HAY FOR SALE - 26 bales, exercise equipment, pull be­ building site, investment. amination of the premises. 1-800-369-8882 Court ofTuscola County at 10:ooAM on 7-23-4 $2 each, Also, want to buy hind small field disk, lots of Must sell, moving out ofstate, August 21, 2008. Bill Ehrlich, Sr, 665-2568 The redemption period shall be 6 months good grassy hay. 989-550­ miscellaneous items. 6886 Land contract. 586,784~8404. Said premises are situated in Village of from the date of such sale, II11less deter­ 1296after7:30p,m 2-7-9-3 Bill Ehrlich, Jr, 665-2503 Herron Dr. 14-7-23-1 3-7-9-4 Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan, and are mined abandoned in accordance with 2-4-16-t described as: MCL.A 6oo.324Ia, in which case the re­ THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COllECTOR demption period shall be 30 days from ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT ADEBT. Part of the North half of the Southwest the date ofsuch sale. ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN A KING SIZE pillow top mat­ quarter of Section 3, Town 12 North, WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. tress set - never used, with ( Household Sales ) Range 9 East, described as beginning on Dated: July 16, 2008 PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT deluxe frame still in box. Cost the centerline of West Congress Street, THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE $1,050, sacrifice $335. 989­ distant South 1004.52 feet along the West FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. Section line and North 89 degrees 07 CALI.: 923-1278, 2-4-23-52 nd FC H (248) 593-1300 Legal minutes 53 seconds East 922.08 feet from ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be 2 Annual Huge Kidney the West quarter comer ofsaid Section 3; Trott & Trott, P.c. rescindeo by the foreclosing mortgagee. thence trom said place ofbeginning, Nonh Attorneys for Servicer In that event, your damages, if an>:, shall HOT TUB ~ 6-person with 31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200 Foundation Garage Sale 89 degrees 07 minutes 53 seconds East be limited solely to the return of the bid lounge, backlit waterfall and 57.00 feet along said centerline; thence Farntington Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 amount tendered at sale, plus interest. Notices U South parallel with said West Section File #211427FOI Michigan cover, never used, Children's Carnival line, 338.87 feet to the South line of the 7-16-4 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been with warranty, Retails $5,900; Help us, help kids! All proceeds will be donated to North half of said Southwest quarter; made in the conditions ofa mortgage made will sell $2,975.989-797-7727. The National Kidney Foundation ofMjchigan. thence North 89 degrees 56 minuteS 31 by Linda E. Bossert, a single woman, seconds West 57.00 feet along said South original mortgagor, to ABN AMRO 2-4-23-52 line: thence North parallel with said West Mortgage Group, Inc., Mortgagee, dated, 4285 & 4299 Woodland Ave., Cass City May 30, 2006 and recorded on Septem· Section line. 337.94 feet to the place of FORECLOSURE NOTICE Tltis firn1 is a 38 seconds West, 900.00 feet; thence Thursday-Friday,July31-Aug.l, 9-7 p.m. ber 6, 2006 in Liber 1094 on Page 91 in beginning. Commonly known as 231 debt collector attempting to collect a South 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 seconds CLAYTON FORCED AIR instrument 200600886067, in Tuscola . Aug. 2, 9-? (garage sale only) West Congress Street, Caro MI 48723. debt. West, 581.00 feet; thence North 00 de­ Wood Furnace - klumidifier, Any information obtained will be County Records, Michigan, on which used for this purpose. If you .are in the grees II minutes 38 seconds East. 900.00 Sorry, No Early Sales! mortgage there is claimed to be due at the multi-speed blower, Used 5 The redemption period shall be 6 months Military, please contact our office at the feet to the point of beginning. from the date of such sale, unless deter­ date hereof the sum of Forty-Six TllOU­ seasons, $550, 670-5795, Over 40 families donating as well as several local busi­ number listed below. sand Six And 37/100 Dollars mined abandoned in accordance with The redemp.tion period shall be 12 2-7-16-tf nesses, Brand new to slightly used as well as, antique MCL 600.3241 or MCL 600.324Ia, in ($46,006.37), including interest at 7.25% MORTGAGE SALE - Defaul~ has been months from the date ofsuch sale, unless items. which case the redemption period shall per annum. made in the conditions ofa certain mort­ determined abandoned in accordance DOUBLE BARREL Wood be 30 days from the date ofsuch sale, or S~cy with MCLA 600.3241 a, in which case Kid's games: Dolphin toss, pick-a-duck, bag races, mag­ gage made by Craig L. Proffer 1ll1d Under the power ofsale contained in said upon the expiration ofthe notice required the redemption period shall be 30 days Stove - Used 2 seasons, $85. A. Proffer, W.A.T.A. F/K/A Stacy A. mortgage and the statute in such case netic dart toss, sucker tree, straw draw & much more, by MCL 600 324Ia(c), whichever is later. from the date ofsuch sale. 670-5795. . 2-7-16-tf Esterline, as Joint tenants to Mortgage made and provided, notice is hereby given Electronic Registration SystejllS, Inc .• Allproceedsgo to N.F.F. 14-7-23-2 Dated: JULY 18, 2008 that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Dated: July 23, 2008 solely as nontinee forCalusa Investments, a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, or some LL.C, Mortgagee, dated November 1, PORTABLE ICE MAKER ­ HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Trustee forthe part ofthem, at public venue, at the place 2005 and recorded December 13, 2005 in FOR MORE INFORMATION, PL.EASE Almost new, $150. 989· fi70­ registered holders of holding the circuit court within of Nomura Home Eq­ Liyer 1064 Page 472 Tuscola, County CALL: ( Notices uity Loan, Inc., Asset-Backed Certifi­ Tuscola County, at 10:00 AM, on Au­ 5795. 2-5-28-tf ) Records, Michigan. Said mortgage was Fe 0 (248) 593 .. 1309 cates, Series 2006-HE3 gust 2I. 2008. assigned to HSBC Mortgage Sentices Inc, Trott & Trott, P.C Assignee of Mortgagee Attorneys for Sen'icer by assignment dated April 18, 2008 and Said premises are situated in Village of A TEMPUR PEDIC style recorded April 28, 2008 in Lib~r 1147, 31440 Northwestem Highway. SUIte 200 Allomeys: Potestivo & Associates, P.C. Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan, and are Farmington Hills. Michigan 48334-2525 memory foam mattress set ­ Page 1430, on which mortgage there is descnbed as: 81 I South Blvd.. Suite 100 claimed to be due at the date hereof the File #161149F03 as seen on TV, neW in origi­ Rochester Hills, MI 48307 sum of One H\Uldred Twel)t>:T~ousand (248) 844-5123 Parcel. I: L.ot 15, Block 25 ofthe Plat of nal wrapper with warranty. t1nlle HWJ4I'1l11,seven Dollar$.apd Sev­ Our File No: 08-95833 the Village of Centerville (nlkla Village ,Cost $1~800, sell $695. 989­ ,";,,""~, 5nt~~;~~~~IIld- ""I1f~IttI'». except the 1'Ionhwesterly 6 feel ",Earn up to A'SArli' 2828'5'53""" '..l.... 832-2401. 2-4-23-52 $55,000. I11g lnterest 7.99% per annum. thereof, according to the plat thereof re­ , 7-23-4 corded in Liber 2 of Plats, Page 56 now Under the power ofsale· contain.:d in said being Page 59A Of Tuscola County mortgage and the statute in su~h case Record. made and provided, notice is hereby given RANDALL S. MILLER & ASSOCI­ ArES, P.C.ISADEBTCOLLECTORAT­ ( Household Sales) SCHNEIDERMAN & SHERMAN. P.c., that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Pa.-cel 2: Lot 16, Block 25 of the plat of premise~, TEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A a sale ofthe mortgaged or some the Village of Centerville (nlkla Village AND ANY INFORt:-1ATlON OB­ DEBT, ANY INFORMATION WE OB­ part of them, at public venue, Circuit ofCaro) according to the plat recorded in MULTI-FAMILY Garage Sale TAINED WILL BE USED 'FOR THAT TAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ Court ofTuscola County at I0:00AM on Liber I ofPlats, Page 56 now being Page August 14, 2008. PURPOSE. - .9-4 p,m. Lots. of stuff! 2 POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OF­ 59A ofTuscola County Records. tables, one with 6 chairs, FICE AT (248) 539-7400 IF YOU ARE Mortgage Sale - Default has been made in IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. Said premises are situated in City of The redemption period shall be 6 l110nths push mower, stereo, house­ Vassar, Tuscola Count>:, Michigan, and from the date ofsuch sale, unless deter­ the conditions ofa certain mortgage made by Douglas Halsne, a single man, and hold items. Clothes: men's MORTGAGE SALE· Default has been are described as: mined abandoned in accordance with Jenna Johnson, a single woman, to Mort­ (sm-XL), women's (srn.-2X), made in the conditions ofa mortgage made MCLA 600.3241 a, in which case the re­ ConmlCncing at the Northwesterly cor­ gage Electronic Registration Systems, by SHANE FOX, AN UNMARRIED demption period shall be 30 days from infants and children's nerofLotl3, Block 7 ofB.W. Huston's Inc., acting solely as nominee for Accred· MAN, to Mortgage Electronic Registra­ the date ofsuch sale. . ited Home Lenders, Inc., A Califomia clothes, maternity clothes, tion Systems, Inc. ("MERS"), solely as addition to the city of Vassar, according Corporation, Mortgagee, dated July 28, and lots more! One mile west nominee for lender and lelKief s succes­ to the pial recorded in Liber I of Plats, Dated: July 23, 2008 Page 19, now being Page 20 A; thence 2006 and recorded on August 16, 2006 sors and assigns, Mortgagee, dated Au­ oflight and 1/4 mile south on in Liber 1091, Page ,"018, Tuscola gust 14, 2006 and recorded on August South 26 degrees 27 minutes 30 seconds FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE koepfgen Rd., Cass City. o Financial aid is available to those who qualify. County Flecords, on which mortgage 17, 2006 in Liber 1091 on Page 1392, West along the Easterly line of Brady CALL: (includes State/Federal grants and stuclentloans). 66.02 feet; thence South 63 degrees 40 there is claimed to be due at the date hereof 14-7-23-lnc Tuscola County Records, Michigan, on FC C (248) 593-1301 minutes 15 seconds Easl, parallel with the sum of Ninety Two Thousand One e Convenient schedUling with multiple start dates. which mortgage there is claimed to be due Trott & Trott, P. C. Southerly line of said Lot 13, 132 feet; Hundred Seven Dollars and 07/100 Baker students'are trained for every imaginable at the date hereofthe sum ofOne Hundred Attorneys for Servicer G"ARAGE SALE - Wednes­ o thence North 07 degrees 38 minutes 36 ($92, I07.07), including interest at the situation on the road with the state-of-the-art One Thousand Five Hundred Sixty Dol­ 31440 Northwestern Highwa>:, Suite 200 seconds East, 115.36 feet to the South rate of I0.699% per amllUl1. day-Friday, 12-?.4 south, 3 lars and Seventy-Seven Cents Fannington Hills, Michigan 48334 ..2525 TranSim VS III Simulator, line of Athletic Street; thence Nonh 90 east, 1/2 south from Cass ($101,560.77), including interest at .File #2121 15 FO I . degrees West along the South line of Under the power ofsale contained in said o Requirements for the Commercial Drivers License 7.500% per annum. City, 4290 Lamton Rd. House­ Athletic Street 105 feet, more or less to 7-23-4 mortgage and the statute in such case Class A can be met within the first 20 weeks, the point of beginning. All being in made and provided, notice is hereby given hold items, big Craftsmen tool Under the power ofsale contained in said o Baker grads have achieved a 100% pass rate on Block 7 HuSton's Addition to the'City that said mortgage will be foreclosed by box, clothes (all sizes), new mortgage and the statue in such case made the COL. ofVassar. Cow11Only known as 206 North a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, or some and provided, notice is hereby given that large Igloo dog house, much Brady Street, Vassar MI 48768. part ofthem, at public venue, at the front o 98% of Baker's available graduates are employed, said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale entrance ofthe Courthouse in the Village more! 14-7-23-1 ofthe mortgaged premises, or some part of THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR The redemption period shall be 6 months of Caro, Michigan at 10:00 AM on Au­ them, at public venue, front entrance of ATTEMPTING TO COL.LECT A DEBT. from the date ofsuch sale. unless deter­ gust 21, 2008. Call for information. Classes start soon. the Courthouse Building in the Village' ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN mined abaJldoned in accordance with of Caro, Michigan, Tuscola County at .WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. LARGE GARAGE SALE ­ (989) 755-2756 or MCL 600.3241 or MCL 6oo.~24Ia, in Said premises are situated In the Village 10:00 AM o'clock, on August 14, 2008. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT July 28-Aug. 2, 8-6 p.rn. GWlS, (BOO) 964-4299 ' ~er ';"hich case the redemption period shall THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE of FOSTORIA, Tuscola County, Michi­ be 30 days from the date ofsuch sale, or ga~, and are described as: fishing gear, knives, col­ •Said premises are located in Tuscola IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. This program is operated in assoclallon with Davis upon the expiration ofthe notice required lectibles, knickknacks, and a COWtty, Michigan and are described as: Cartage Co. 01 Corunna, MI and Causley Trucking, Inc. College byMCL6oo.324/a(c), whichever is later. ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be Lot I, Block 22, Map of the Village of little bit ofeverything. 6254 01 Saginaw, MI. Entities provide equipment, personnel ~~ Fostoria, Village of Fostoria, according and facilrties via leasp arrangements to 1I1e program. FROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. Dated: JULY 14, 2008 to the recorded plat thereof, as recorded Main St., Cass City. Since 1917 OF SECTION GO EAST 394.5 FEET TO In that event, your damages, ifany, shall (J1 An Equal Opportunity Alllnnatlve Action Instllulion. in Plat Liber 1, Pages 44 to 45, now be­ 14-7-2'3-2 POINT OF .BEGINNING; THENCE be limited solely to the return of the bid G6246FS HSBC Mortgage Services Inc. ing pages 45A-46A. 555 S~GINAW ST.. EAST 150 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 290 amount tendered at sale, plus interest. Assignee of Mortgagee FEET 6 INCHES; THENCE WEST 150 The redemption period shall be 6 months GARAGE SALE - July 25-27, FEET; THENCE NORTH 290 FEET 6 MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been Attorneys: Potestivo & As~ociates, P.c. from the date ofsuch sale, unless deter­ Friday & Saturday, 9-7 p,m.; INCHES TO POINT OF BEGINNING. made in the conditions ofa mortgage nllde 8I I South Blvd., Suite 100 mined abandoned in accordance with BEING PART OF SECTION 34, TOWN b>: Donald J. L.aframboise, a married man, Sunday, 11-3 p,rn. Bar chairs, Rochester Hills, MI 48307 MCL 6oo.324/a, in which case the re­ ) 13 NORTH, RANGE II EAST. and Rachel Lafraniloise, a nllrried woman, microwave, antique rocker, ( Recreational (248) 844-5123 original mortgagors, to Mortgage Elec­ demption period shall be 30 days from Our File No: 08-95587 tronic Registration Systems, Inc., as the date ofsuch sale, or 15 days after statu­ boys' clothes, twin children The redemption period shall be 6 months tory notice, whichever is later. items, big household variety. from the date of such sale unless deter­ ASAP# 2822060 nominee for lender and lender's succes­ aJ)@_ mined abandoned in accordance with 7-16-4' sors and/or assigns, Mortgagee, dated 1 mile- west, 3 1/4 north of Dated: Jul>: 23, 2008 1948CL 600.3241 a, in which case the May 19, 2004 and recorded on June 4, CassCity, ' 14-7-23-1 "No Gimmicks.. .JIIst Great Deals" redemption period shall be 30 days from 2004 in Liber 995 on Page 367 in instru­ R~dall S. Miller & Associates, P.c. NEW & USED A.T.Vs, MOTORCYCLES, the date ofsuch sale. ment 200400851466, and assigned by mesne assignments to Wells Fargo Bank, Attorneys for Mortgagee GARAGE SALE - Wednes­ SNOWMOBILES & TRAILERS 43252 Woodward Ave., Suite 180 FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES FOR EVERYTHING Dated: July II, 2008 THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR' NA as assignee as docW11Cnted by an as­ day, July 23,4-7 p,rn.; Thurs­ ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT ADEBT.; signment, in Tuscola Count>: Records, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302 BEST PRICES AROUNDI (248) 335-9200 day, July 24, 9-5 p.rn. 4089 Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys­ ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN Michigan, on which mortgage there is WARRANTY WITH MOST USED UNITS, tems, Inc. ("MERS"), solely as nominee WIL.L BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. claimed to be due at the date hereof the Our File No, 182.00044 Alexandria Dr, (across from ALL brands. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT sum of One HlUldred Fifty-Nine Thou­ We service for lender and lender's successors and 7-23-4 UPS). Precious Moments, F.s~ Friendly .erriceU assigns THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU AIU: sand Five Hundred Nine and 50/100 dishes, household, tools, ~~ Mortgagee/Assignee IN ACTIVE MILITARY 01 iTY. Dollars ($159,509.50), including inter­ 1360 Prospect Avenue • Caro .lE1i:'JYi est at 6.75% per annum. guIts, dolls, etc. 14-7-23-1 (989) 672-4525 ~~It MOTORSPO/!.l$ Schneiderman & Sherman, P.c. ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be K.w...kl .MlZUKI rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. Uooer the power ofsale contained in said Mon-Fri 8:30-5:30 p.m.; T C CA 23100 Providence Drive, Suite 450 GARAGE SALE - Friday & SaI9-2p.m.;ClosedSunday ARC IT 16-5-14-t Southfield, MI 48075 In that event, your damages, if any, shall mortgage and the statute in such case Chronicle , be limited solely to the return of the bid made aoo provided, notice is hereby given Saturday, 9-5 p.m More stuff 7-16-4 amow1t tendered at sale, plus interest. that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Liners Work added, Oak bunk beds, baby a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, or some Like Magicl furniture, clothes, microwave, Motor Vehicles ) MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been part ofthem, at public venue, at the place c made in the conditions ofa morti,.ge made of holding the circuit court within cover S-IO pickup" dishes, by Michael C. Darrow and Elizabeth P, Tuscola Count>:, at 10:00 AM, on Au- pictures, lots more. 4094 E. Darrow, Husband and Wife, original , gust 21, 2008. . TillS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR mortgagors, to Mortgage Electronic Reg­ Nicholas Dr, (across from BUICK. PONTIAC. GMC • CHEVROLET. CADILLAC ATTEMPTING TO COLL.ECT ADEBT. istration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Said premises arc situated in Township UPS), 14-7-23-1 ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN lender and lender's successors and/or ; of Dayton, Tuscola County, Michigan, WILL. BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. assigns, Mortgagee, dated March 26, 2004 , and are descnbed as; HOUSEHOLD SALE - July PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT and recorded on April 12, 2004 in Liber F~~~~Y THE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE 987 on Page 841, and assigned by said Part of the Northeast quarter of Section 24,25,31, &Aug. 1. 4344Oak: IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. Mortgagee to CitiMortgage, Inc. as as­ 36, Town II North, Range 10 East, D~y­ St" Cass City. Children's signee as documented by an assignment, ton Township, Tuscola County, Michi­ items from day care center 1225 Sand Beach Road"" Bad AXe, M148413 ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be in Tuscola County Records, Michigan, gan, described as commencing at the rescinded by the foreclosing mortgagee. on which mortgage there is claimed to be North quarter comer ofsaid Section 36; relocating, apartment dis­ In that event, your damages, if any, shall due at the date hereofthe swn ofOne Hun­ thence along the North line ofsaid Sec­ posal items, GI Joe Mattei OONOUVRY be limited solely to the return of the bid dred Twenty-Five Thousand Eight Hun­ tion 36, Nonh 90 degrees 00 minutes 00 Cass City Chronicle sets including partial USS amount tendered at sale, plus interest. dred Sixty-One and 73/100 Dollars seconds East, 247.0 I feet to the point of Sales & Leasing RepresentlltiJle I, ($125,861.73), including interest at 7% Beginning; thence continuing along said 6550 Main St., Cass City flag, lots ofTupperware items, MORTGAGE SALE - Default has been per annum. North line of Section 36, Nonh 90 de­ clothing, too much to list. Phone: (989) 269~01 nllde in the conditions ofa mortgage made grees 00 minutes 00 seconds East, 581.00 Phone 872·2010 Sherryl Seeley, 14-7-23-1 by Friedheim lII;an and Susan IIIian, Under the power ofsale contained in said feet: thence South 00 degrees II minutes CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITYCHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULy23,2908 PAG££L£V£N CALL 872-201:0 TO PLACE AN ACTION AD (Real Estate For Rent) ( Notices ( Services )( Services )( Services ) C Services )( Help Wanted)

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Aplan proposed by State Rep. Terry of Michigan's working families at a Brown (D-Pigeon) to allow leading the way in the emerging re­ time when they need it most." newable energy industry that is fuel­ Michigan's vital electric co-ops to Currently, the state requires co-ops self-regulate was signed into law re­ ing much-needed economic develop­ tp go through a cumbersome and ment in the Thumb. cently, with Mike Krause, general time-consuming process when they manager ofThumb Electric Coopera­ need to make necessary adjustments. Brown's plan protects members,' tive,joining Brown for a bill-signing Brown's plan brings Michigan in line rights by spelling out the rules that ceremony at the state Capitol. with other states that let electric co': cooperatives' leaders must follow, It "The not-for-profit electric coopera­ .ops regulate themselves if they keeps oversight for safety, interCon­ tive system has been providing reli­ choose. By doing so, they can oper­ nection and other issues with the able, affordable power to homes, ate more efficiently and avoid wast­ Michigan Public Service Commis­ farms and businesses across our ing time tied up in bureaucratic red sion. state for decades," Brown said. "Now tape. 'This legislation gives Thumb Elec­ co-ops can choose to regulate them­ tric Cooperative and the 8 other selves so they can cut costs and re­ More than 700,000 Michigan resi­ Michigan rural electric cooperatives ,spond quickly to changing market dents inrural areas belong to an elec­ an opportunity to choose how best conditions and adjust their rates. Co­ tric co-op and rely on it for the reli­ to manage our electric cooperatives ops will pass the savings on to their able delivery of affordable electric­ to the benefit of our members in members - putting more money in the ity. In addition to providing cost-ef­ today's volatile energy world," pockets of hundreds of thousands ficient service, electric co-ops are Krause said. STATE REP. TERRY Brown (from left) and Mike Krause, general manager of Thutnb Electric Cooperative, attend the signing by Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm of Brown's plan to enable electric cooperatives to self-regulate. At right is ., Mike Peters, CEO of the Mich,igan Electric Cooperative Association. Counties in Thumb' part ,Legal Notices ofdesignation

In a continuing effort to assist the agricultural industry in Michigan, the tHIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT­ THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT­ Q-lG TO COLLECT ADEBT ANY INFORMATION ING TO COLLECT ADEBT ANY INFORMATION Farm Service Agency (FSA) an­ WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ nounced the designation of60 coun­ eaSE, PLEASE CONTM::T OUR OFFICE AT THE POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE AT THE ties in Michigan, including Tuscola, SlUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Huron and Sanilac, as agricultural ~ILlTARY DUTY. MILITARY DUTY. '. disaster areas, making farmers in ATTN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded ATtN PURCHASERS: This sale may be rescinded those regions immediately eligible for ~ the foreclosing mortgagee. In that event, yourdaJTl­ by the foreclosing mortgagee. In that event, your dam­ USDAIFSA physical loss emergency ~es, ifany. shall be limited solely to the retum ofthe ages, ifany, shall be limited solely to the retum ofthe tl,id amount tendered at sale, plus interest. bid.amount tendered at sale, plus interest. loans. ,. The counties have been designated 1VI0RTGAGE SALE - Default has been made in the MORTGAGE SALE - Defauli has been made in the as a natural disaster area due to ionditions of a mortgage made by Michael W. conditions of a mortgage made by Deborah A. FREE {ervantes, a married man, and Debra J. Cervantes, O'Brien and James S. O'Brien, wife and husband. storms with tornadoes, hail, and high LIFETIME rlis wife, original mortgagors, to Fentura Mortgage original mortgagors, to Foundation Financial Group. winds that occurred June 6 through Company, Inc., Mortgagee, dated October 4, 2001 Mortgagee, dated June 26, 2006 and recorded on July June 15. POWERTRAIN 10, 2006 in Liber 1087 on Page 702 in Tuscola 2005 Dodge ind recorded on December 4, 200 I in Liber 85 I on Nancy Dietz, Michigan's state ex­ ~age 29. and assigned by said Mortgagee to Princi­ County Records, Michigan" and assigned by said WARRANTY Ibm 1500 llal Residential Mortgage Inc. as assignee as d~­ Mortgagee to Deutsche Bank National Trust Com, ecutive director said "this assistance bmtedby an assignment. in Tuscola County Rec , pany as Trustee for Morgan Stanley ASS Capital I willgo a long way in aiding farmers ON ALL Inc. Trust 2006-HE8, Mortgage Pass-Throullh Cer­ J.lichigan, on which mortgage there is claimed be devastated by this weather event." CERTIFIED due at the date hereofthe sum ofOne Hundred Thirty­ tificates, Series 2006-HE8 as assignee, on"which frine Thousand Five Hundred Seventy and 161100 mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date hereof "We will continue to implement ev­ PRE-OWNED tlollars ($139,570.16), including interest at 6.875% lhe swnofOne Hundred Three Thousand Three HW1­ ery available USDA program to as- ' p~r,annum. dred Seventy-Seven and 59/100 Dollars VEHICLES ($103,377.59), including interest at 8.3% per annum. sist farmers through this difficult con­ Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage dition." and the statute in such case made and provided,' no­ Under the power ofsale contained in said mortgage This designation makes qualified tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ and the statute in such case made and provided, no­ farm operators in primary and con­ closed by a sale ofthe mortgaged premises, or some tice is hereby given that said mortgage will be fore­ part ofthem, at public venue, at the place ofholding closed by a sale (lfthe mortgaged premises, or some tiguous disa,Ster counties eligible for the circuit court within Tuscola County, It 10:00 AM, part ofthem, at public venue, at the place ofholding low-interest physicalloss EM loans on August 21, 2008. the circuit court within Tuscola County, at 10:00 AM, from th'e Farm Service Agency, pro­ on August 21, 2008. . Said premises are situated in Township of Albela, vided eligibility requirements are met. Tuscola County, Michigan, and are descrtbed as: .1 Said premises are situated in Village ofCaro, Tuscola Farmers in eligible counties have un­ County. Michigan. and are described as: (' til Feb. 25, 2009, to apply for the loans The East 1/2 ofthe West 1/2 ofthe Southeast 1/4 of the Southwest 1/4 oflhe Southwest 1/4 of Section Lot 23, Block 7 ofCharles Montague's Subdivision to help cover part oftheir losses. 20, Town 10 North, Range 7 East, Arbela Township, to the Village ofCaro, according to the plat recorded FSA will consider each loan appli­ Tuscola County, Michigan. in Liber I ofPlats, Paga 10, now being Page II A. cation on its own merit, taking into account the extent of loss, ability to The redemption period shall be 6 months from the The redemption period shall be 6 months from the dl\Ie of such sale, unless detennined abandoned in date of such sale, unless detennined abandoned in obtain other credit, security available sOCordance with MCLA 6oo.324Ia. in which case accordance with MCLA 600.324la, in which case and repayment ability, t~~redemption period shall be 30 days from the date the redemption period shall be 30 days from the date Dietz stated the FSA will do its part ~chsale. ofsuch sale. to mobilize resources to help those "~d: July 23, 2008 Dated: July 23, 2008 farmers most affected by this fall's ~o' weather conditions. ~.R MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: FCC (248) 593-1301 Fe x (248) 593-1302 TrOll & Trott, P.e. Troll & Trott, P.e. Michigan native, www.patcurtischevrolet.com A.ttomeys for Servicer . Attorneys for Servicer ~j 440 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200 31440 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200 OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. IV!ON. &THURS.; T, W, F 8-6; P.ngton Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-2525 Author Deeb Sat. 9-3; SERVICE HOURS: M-F 8-5; Sat. 9-3 12#212352FOI File #206828F02 7-23-4 7-23-4 in Cass City 989-673-2171 Michigan native Michael J. Deeb will be at Rawson Memorial District Li­ brary Tuesday, July 22 from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. to sign his book "Duty and Honor:ANovel ofthe Civil War". !§att& The story follows the journey of a naive young farnl boy as he becomes a Union cava:Iryman and participates ~t2 in the ugly reality of the American C£UV h#./>- Civil War in this fast-paced historical .- novel.· ~ ~ tL& ~~ 1tJ~ ~~4;iI»:~t: \Dinner planned -g~(t~. A Swiss steak dinner with all the - t- trimmings will be served Wednesday, Cass City Aug. 13, family style promptly at noon at the Cass City United Methodist Chronicle , Church, located at 5100 N. Cemetery 872-2010 Rd. The cost is $6. For takeouts, call 872-4604 and pick up between 11 a.rn. and noon or after 12:30 p.rn. on the day ofthe dinner. .

Cass City Recreational Park Football Field Please bring lawn chairs. Freewill offering accepted.. For more information, contact Arthur Severance at

(989) 872-3530 or Randy, Severan.ce at(989) 872-5079. CHEVROLET